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iEVERETT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN LAND USE ELEMENT Psfacilities" to the extent possible in order to to the areas which have been studied in the understand the types of facilities needed or past, the following areas are of special I planned for the Everett area, the land use concern, and a general description of the requirements, and potential impacts of such issues, goals and potential land use activities is facilities so potential sites can be identified by included herein. These areas may require I both the Land Use Element and Capital further study and, in some instances, very Facilities Element when updating the compre- detailed special review before assigning a hensive plan. permanent land use designation. The Land I Use Map has designated land uses for the 1.10.2 "Hard to site" facilities shall be entire planning area. Land use designations located so as to provide the necessary service and related policies of the Land Use Element Ito the intended users of the facility with the shall apply to the areas described in the least impact on surrounding land uses. Only following section until such time that further I sites which are located so as to promote studies conducted in conjunction with updates compatibility with other existing or planned to the comprehensive plan provide a basis for land uses shall be allowed for such uses. changing land use designations or policies. 1 1.10.3 The impacts of "hard to site" 1.11.1 Central City: Important policy facilities shall be reviewed in accordance with decisions concerning housing, transportation, I the review process specified by the city's parking, urban design and capital facilities zoning code, SEPA ordinance, and other should be included in a comprehensive applicable ordinances of the city which revisitation of Everett's downtown. Until ir promote land use compatibility and mitigation further study has determined what long term of potential adverse impacts caused by the changes to land use policies and designations siting and operation of such facilities. are desired for the downtown area, the I policies in Section 1.4 of the Land Use 1.10.4 Land uses which meet the Element shall pertain to the Central City. description of "essential public facilities" I which serve a county-wide, regional or state- 1.11.2 Shorelines: See Section 1.12 for wide need shall not be permitted in Everett Shoreline Use Policies. unless the proponent demonstrates that other Icommunities have accepted a fair share of 1.11.3 Southwest Everett: Southwest essential public facilities. Everett contains one of the largest inventories of undeveloped industrial land served by utility I1.11 Specific Geographic Areas: The and transportation infrastructure in the Puget City, from time to time, has studied specific Sound. This industrial area is home to areas and adopted plans and programs for industries that employed over 24,000 workers various neighborhoods and districts within the in 1990. In addition to large employment city. These studies have been used as a basis increases anticipated from recent expansion at I for capital improvement planning, zoning code the Boeing plant, there are over 700 acres of standards, review and conditioning of land use vacant or redevelopable industrially zoned permits, and allocation of Community land in this area. With the exception of gio Development Block Grant funds. These approximately 100 acres located between studies, as they relate to the Land Use Japanese Gulch and the Mukilteo city limits, it Element, should continue to be used as is all readily accessible and served by water IIIresources for future action plans. In addition and sewer utilities. The city, along with I LU-29