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OLYMPIC BLVD
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220
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T MOBILE ANTENNA
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Findin : The general public using cellular phones as a means to communicate will benefit from <br />the proposed wireless facility. The proposed wireless co-location wili provide a more reliable <br />service for every day and for emergency use. <br />Conclusion: The proposed project provides a public benefit to residents, business and public <br />safety facilities in Everett and Snohomish County. <br />2. Adequacy of streets, utilities and public services required to serve a proposed use. <br />Findin : Tl�e adequacy of streets, utilities and public services are all unchanged as a result of <br />the proposed use. The wireless facility is unmanned and applicant will utilize the existing paved <br />driveway and parking area off Olympic Doulevard during maintenance or repair. The facility will <br />utilize existing powe; and telephone service, both of which are afready at Uie property. <br />Conclusion: Existing streets and utilities are adequate to serve the proposed use. <br />3. Impact of traffic generated by the proposed use on the surrounding area, pedestrian <br />circulation and public safety; the ability of the proponent to mitigate such potential <br />impacts. <br />Findin : There will be no tra(fic impact generated by the proposed facility. This site is an <br />unmanned facilily. The sile will require normal maintenance visits by a single employee in a light <br />d�dy vehicle approximately once a monlh.. <br />Conclusion: The proposed use is unmanned and will not generate traffic on the surrounding <br />area, pedeshian circulalion and public safety. Only one maintenance visit per month is required. <br />4. The provision for adequate off-street parking, on-site circulation and site �ccess. <br />Firdin : The site is an unmanned facilily and is generally serviced once a montii and <br />mainlenance crews will utilize the existing on-site parking. The existing access road �vill be used <br />for this facility. <br />Conclusion: This proposed project �vill nol impact off-street parking, on-site circulation or site <br />access. <br />5. Compatibility of proaosed structures and improvements with the surruunding <br />properties, includinc� the size, height, location set6ack and arrangement of all <br />proposed buildings and facilities, especially as they reiate to the light and shadow <br />impacts on more sensitive land uses and less intensive zones. <br />Findin : T-Mobile's proposed �ntenna modi(ications ara located on a previously approved <br />telecommunication facility. The antennas and associated hardware wili be paintetl to match <br />existing flagpole condilions to ensure compatibility with surrounding properties, and will not <br />increase the height of the existing pole. <br />Conc�usion: The proposed project is a rnodification of an existing WCF, and the aoplicanl is <br />adding three (3) antem �as to a flagpole. The proposed project will not adversely impact <br />surrounding resideniial and commercial land uses. <br />2 <br />
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