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w <br /> Because of the nature of the store, most of its clientele <br /> are near by residents who do not drive to the store, but walk <br /> instead. <br /> B. The building was originally constructed to accanadate a grocery <br /> store, adding two apartments in 1956. This was the most intense <br /> • use. In 1961 the grocery store was converted to a beauty shop. • <br /> In 1987 the use changed to its present use, the "Childrens Attic", <br /> a second hand clothing store for children: where they sell • <br /> clothing on consigment. <br /> The intensity of vehicle traffic has not increased with the <br /> present use. Most of the traffic is walk-in by the residences <br /> of the area. <br /> C. The approval of the variance will not be detrimental to the <br /> neighboring properties cr the zoning of the area. The proposed y' <br /> use does not take up all the off site parking, which is vacant <br /> 50 % of the time. We are also proposing to add two stacked <br /> stalls 'to the site, which will free up more offsite narking. I <br /> :n addition, in our application for nonconforming use we have <br /> included names of some property owners who are in support of <br /> the proposed use. <br /> D. The granting of the variance will be in accordance with the <br /> policies of the general comprehL sive plan under section 5, <br /> subparagraph A, item C. <br /> C. Existing legal non-conforming non-residential <br /> structures and uses that are economically viable <br /> should be allowed to continue to operate, be . <br /> improved, and renovated. Expansion or struc- <br /> tural alteration of the use should be allowed <br /> only through the public hearing process. <br /> If there are any questions or additional information is required • <br /> for this application, please feel free to call, Rudy Maynard, agent <br /> for Dean Lozano. • <br /> Si 1 , <br /> /4';/.4C2 <br /> Rudolf K. Maynar <br /> 23342 74th Ave. W. <br /> • Edmonds, Wa. 98020 <br /> Hone-771-9534 <br /> Work-236-0800 <br /> EXHIBIT 2 <br />