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8/3/1994
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EVERETT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN <br /> LAND USE ELEMENT <br /> 3. The concept of concentrated development to provide public services, like sewer, water, <br /> in designated locations implies a diversity of and solid waste disposal when development is <br /> intensity as opposed to a uniform overall concentrated. It is less costly on a per unit <br /> intensity. By concentrating new growth into basis to provide services to a compact area <br /> specific locations, the growth is directed away than to a dispersed area. In order to meet <br /> from adjacent low density neighborhoods so housing demand and provide affordable <br /> highly valued by residents of the community. housing, given the limited amount of <br /> undeveloped land in the Everett Planning <br /> 4. Concentrating development in specific Area, higher residential densities will be <br /> locations within the urban area allows required. <br /> protection of environmentally sensitive areas <br /> as well as rural and resource lands outside of F. Activity Centers and Mixed Use Cor- 1 <br /> urban areas, without decreasing the overall ridors: The Land Use Map of the Land Use <br /> quantity of development permitted. Element designates several potential "activity <br /> centers" and "mixed use corridors." The <br /> 5. By establishing concentrated growth activity center concept of the Land Use <br /> centers, the city will have other lower density Element is intended to provide a close physical <br /> areas, thereby promoting a range of densities, and functional relation between different <br /> and a variety of land uses and development activities, promote transit supportive <br /> forms, unique districts and neighborhoods redevelopment of commercial areas, and <br /> which combine to create a diverse and accommodate population growth. The ac- <br /> interesting city with living opportunities tivity center allows a variety of urban activities <br /> appealing to a wide cross section of people. to occur in a compact area, which is usually <br /> located in areas with a high degree of Ilk <br /> The Growth Management Act, PSCOG accessibility, such as at the intersection of <br /> VISION 2020 Growth and Transportation major thoroughfares or locations adjoining <br /> Strategy (Multi-County Planning Policies), transit stations. Concentrating a variety of <br /> Snohomish County Tomorrow, and Everett urban uses into a mixed use activity center <br /> VISION 2000 documents all contain goals and protects existing lower intensity neigh- I <br /> policies which suggest or require the borhoods from encroachment of higher <br /> increasing of densities and concentration of densities and non-residential uses. In many <br /> activities within urban areas. Containment of cases, mixed use activity centers will be used I <br /> urban sprawl means that the land resource is to effect redevelopment in Everett. Activity <br /> finite, and that we cannot continue to extend centers can provide numerous benefits to the <br /> the suburbs indefinitely. Balancing the land community, which include the following: <br /> use needs of housing, commerce and industry, <br /> public facilities, open space, infrastructure and • efficient use of land reduces need for sprawl <br /> protection of natural resources require a • convenience to residents and employees111 <br /> pattern of varying intensity. A more efficient • transportation and public service efficiency <br /> transportation system, including public transit • flexibility of uses responsive to the <br /> and high capacity transit requires a denser land "market" and needs of surrounding areas <br /> use pattern to be financially feasible. The • variety in the character, design and physical <br /> VISION 2020 strategy calls for concentrating form <br /> activities in areas of high transportation • adds to the sense of neighborhood and <br /> accessibility which are connected by efficient community <br /> forms of public transit. It is more economical I <br /> LU-14 <br />
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