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3. The requirements of the Washington Shoreline Act and the ordinances of the City of Everett have been considered. RCW 90.58. The Everett Shoreline Master Program has been considered. The goals, policies and regulations applicable to the development of the shoreline have been identified in the findings of this document. The relevant goals, policies and regulations are addressed herein. (findings 3, 4, 8, 12, 13, and 14 through 22) 4. The City of Everett identified the sections that are applicable to the instant application as to Shoreline Master Program Elements; Section 3, General Regulations; Section 3.5, Cultural Resources; 3.7, Public Access; Section 3.9, Conservation Element; and Section 5, Use Regulations - Section 5.7, Industry. These elements and sections have been reviewed and addressed in the findings of this document. The proposed project satisfies the requirements of these sections and provides for a reasonable development of the shoreline that will not be disruptive to the shoreline or to the areas around it. (findings 14 through 22) 5. The binding site plan is required to meet the criteria of EMC 18.28.020. (finding 23) 6. The proposed binding site plan is consistent with City of Everett's Comprehensive Plan designation of 5.1, Heavy Industrial. It allows for development in the area that is light industrial that will not impact other properties. (findings 2, 3, 7, 8, 12, and 25) 7. The proposed development is consistent with the M-2, Heavy Manufacturing zoning standards. The site is large enough for the proposed activity and can handle the proposed use that is projected to be developed on-site. (findings 2, 26) 8. The binding site plan includes information that shows that the proposed development will be consistent with any environmentally sensitive areas in the area and the regulations of the Everett Zoning Code, Title 20; the State Environmental Policy Act (RCW 41.21.C). All of these protective ordinances and statutes for the preservation and protection of the natural environment are met by the proposed project. (findings 4, 27) 9. Public services are available to the site. Adequate water supply can be provided to City standards. (findings 13, 29) Adequate sewage disposal can be provided to City standards. (finding 30) Appropriate surface water management will be conducted to City standards. (finding 31) Adequate fire protection and hydrants will be developed to City standards. (findings 32, 34) Appropriate access to City standards for all uses that are to be developed on- site will be followed. Provisions are made for the maintenance of the common facilities on-site. (findings 39, 41) 13J 46/