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EVERETT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN I <br /> CAPITAL FACILITIES AND UTILITIES ELEMENT <br /> developing areas and issues related to place (financed) when the impacts of that el <br /> annexation policies. development occur, "concurrently" with new <br /> development. The facilities which are subject <br /> I <br /> B. Purpose to concurrency are transportation, water and <br /> The purpose of the capital facilities and utili- sewer. <br /> ties element is to identify and coordinate i <br /> those improvements identified as necessary to Other services are accounted for in the capital <br /> facilities plan, including locations and <br /> accommodate orderly growth, set policy <br /> direction for capital improvements, and capacity. The plan for funding these facilities <br /> I <br /> ensure they are provided in a timely manner. is part of the ongoing adopted capital <br /> The provision of specific facilities and facilities budget of the city of Everett. This <br /> services is linked to community needs and budget, upon approval of the City Council, <br /> I <br /> stated desires regarding quality of life issues. becomes the funding level for these facilities. <br /> It is the expression by the elected officials as <br /> C. Quality of Life to the need and funding levels for these I <br /> services in the near term. Longer term capa- <br /> Capital facilities and utilities directly affect a city and funding are estimated for each <br /> community's quality of life. The demand for service area and are found in Appendix A-4. I <br /> and provision of adequate public facilities and (Note: See appendix list on page CF-5.) <br /> utilities is a critical element in the planning <br /> process designed to successfully integrate Other facilities and services are controlled by <br /> new Everett residents by the year 2012. other service providers, both public and <br /> private. Services such as schools, electricity, IIII <br /> Respondents in Everett's "visioning" process telephone, natural gas, and some solid waste <br /> defined several factors as being important services are all provided, at least in part, by <br /> quality of life issues. These are outlined in entities outside of the city of Everett. While <br /> I <br /> "Everett 2000: Visions, Goals and Actions" these facilities are accounted for in the GMA <br /> and include: plan, they are not the responsibility of the city <br /> • home and neighborhood and are not required for concurrency. I <br /> • transportation and infrastructure <br /> • economy and prosperity <br /> I <br /> • civic life, learning and public services 1. Facilities and Services Controlled by <br /> • environment and nature Others <br /> • leisure time, traditions and the arts <br /> I <br /> This includes facilities which are not subject <br /> All of these aspects of life in Everett are to concurrency and funding requirements <br /> dependent on the provision of adequate under G <br /> capital facilities and utilities. , but may be subject to a local <br /> adequacy test. Facilities in this category are <br /> necessary for the approval of development. <br /> D. Concurrency Therefore, the city will work with service <br /> providers (e.g., school districts, Snohomish I <br /> The GMA requires that certain facilities and County PUD) to reach agreement on ways to <br /> services be available (or a financial ensure that these services are available when <br /> commitment made to provide them within a needed. <br /> 111/1 <br /> specified time) to serve new growth and <br /> development. These services are to be in <br /> I <br /> CF-2 <br /> I <br />