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and require street trees in the sidewalk and allow a narrower landscape strip. <br /> Planning Staff determined that, by code, the existing landscaping the frontage of <br /> 6410 and 6500 Evergreen Way does not need to be modified because proposed <br /> improvements to the buildings would not exceed 50% of their value of the <br /> building. (EMC 19.31B.015) Staff did recommend that the use be brought into <br /> compliance with required landscaping standards along the frontage of 6324 to <br /> 6408 Evergreen Way, along the Fleming Street frontage, and along interior lot <br /> lines where possible where there is currently no landscaping. Although no <br /> building setback is required between the subject property and the adjacent <br /> nonconforming multifamily use, Planning Staff noted that landscaping standards <br /> require screening between the two uses. Staff recommended that a five-foot <br /> landscaping strip be required to be created at the shared boundary through <br /> removal of the asphalt and installation of Category B landscaping. (Exhibits 1, 8, <br /> and 9; Ingalsbe Testimony) <br /> 9. Pursuant to EMC 19.31B, garbage storage areas, chain link fences, and barbed <br /> that are visible and within 100 feet of Evergreen Way are prohibited. Presently <br /> there is a chain link gate/fence across the site entrance topped with barbed or <br /> razor wire for site security. The Applicant agreed to replace the chain link fence <br /> with a secure barrier of a different material. (Exhibits 1 and 8; Hedahl Testimony; <br /> Ingalsbe Testimony) <br /> 10. In addition to the existing approximately 19,000 square feet of single-story <br /> buildings, the Applicant's business occupies approximately eight small accessory <br /> buildings on-site. Planning Staff noted that the accessory buildings would either <br /> need to be removed or approved by both the Hearing Examiner and the Building <br /> Department. Specifically, Staff noted that the existing accessory structure <br /> abutting the apartment building to the west must be removed. (Exhibits 1 and 8; <br /> Ingalsbe Testimony) <br /> 11. According to the Applicant, there are currently only five accessory structures on- <br /> site and the one adjacent to the apartment building has been removed. They are <br /> open structures under which recently painted cars are parked to cure out of the <br /> weather. The Applicant requested that the instant approval request be expanded <br /> to include retention of these five accessory structures. Each structure represents <br /> approximately 300 square feet of area and none would be visible inside the <br /> contemplated solid fencing. (Hedahl Testimony) <br /> 12. Planning Staff determined that to increase the instant nonconforming use <br /> expansion request to include authorization of the five accessory structures could <br /> be allowed because they are existing, not proposed, but that building permits <br /> must be obtained for each. To obtain building permit approval might require <br /> relocation of the some of the existing structures. (Inglasbe Testimony) <br /> 13. Two new wall signs are proposed. All signs would be required to comply with <br /> Sign Category A and with the MUO zoning standards. (Exhibit 1) <br /> �:,4F <br />
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