7601 RIDGEWOOD DR A T AND T WIRELESS ANTENNAS 2018-01-01 MF Import

( Conclusion: Existing sveets and utilities are adequate lo serve the proposed use. 3. Impact of tra�c generated by the proposed use on the sunounding area, pedestrian circulation and public safety; the ability of the proponent to mitigate such potential impacts. Findinp: The proposal to relocate and upgrade the existing facility will generate some minimal tra�c and consiruction activity during the installation. Once the facility is operational only monthly maintenance trips will be required. Conclusion: There will be no adverse traffic impacts generated by the proposai. 4. The provision for adequate off-street parking, on-site circulation and site access. Finding: No permanent on-site parking is required and ample parking is available within the BPA R-O- W for the applicant's technicians. Conclusion: This proposed project will not impact �ff-street parking, on-site circulation or site access. 5. Compatibility ot proposed structures and improvements with the surrounding properties, including the size, height, location setback and arrangement of all proposed buildings 2nd facilities, especially as they relate to the light and shadow impacts on more sensitive land uses and less intensive zones. Findinst: The relocated antenna facility will meet the 20' setback from Ridgewood Drive, and the 5' side yard setback. The overall structure will be consislent with the previously approved wireless facility. The applicant is utilizing an existing BPA utility pole to prevent proliferation of additional structures on the property. No significant light or shadow impacts are anticipated on the surrounding properlies. Conclusion: The relocated antenna facility to an existing BF'A utility pole is compatible with surrounding power lines including height, size, location and setbacks. 6. The number, size and location of signs, especially as they relate to more sensitive land uses. Findinp: No signage is proposed. The exist�ng facility contains previously approved FCC signage. Conclusion• N/A 7. The landscaping, bufferinp and screening of buildings, parking, loading and storage areas, especially as they relate to more sensitive land uses. Findinq: The exisiing approved ground equipment will remain where it is located as part of this preposal. The existing equipment area is screened by a sight-obscuring fence. An additional radio cabinet will be added to the ground equipment which will not require an expansion or ground disturbance. Conclusion: The applicant has submitted a Landscape Plan for the WC� at I-5 and 751h Street which has been reviewed and approved by the Everett Planning Department. 2