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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance 769-81 • ORDINANCE NO. n J-g` An Ordinance amending the Zoning Map of the City of Everett, as provided by Everett Municipal Code Title 19 (Ordinance #3572) GLENWOOD TERRACE PRD WHEREAS, on January 22, 1981, the City of Everett Land Use Hearing Examiner held a public hearing regarding rezoning the hereinafter described property from R-1, Single-Family Low-Density Residential to R-1, Single-Family Low-Density Planned Residential Development (PRD), and WHEREAS, the City Council of Everett, after hearing the recommendations of the City of Everett Land Use Hearing Examiner has determined that said property should be rezoned and zoned R-1, Single-Family Low-Density PRD (per Ordinance #414-76, Section 7-D). NOW, THEREFORE, the City of Everett does ordain: Section 1: That the City Council of the City of Everett does hereby find that the PRD zoning change hereinafter set forth is in the best interest of the City of Everett and meets the purpose and requirements of the Planned Residential Ordinance No. 414-76 and the Comprehensive Plan. Section 2: That the proposed zoning is based on the applicant meeting the conditions stated in the attached development contract and developing the rezoned area per the project site plan. Section 3: That the Zoning Map of the City of Everett as established by Everett Muni- cipal Code Title 19 (Ordinance 3572, Section 4, as amended) is hereby amended as follows: Parcel "A" All that portion of the NW quarter of the NW quarter (Government Lot 4) of Section 1, Township 28 North, Range 4 East, W.M., Snohomish County, Washington, described as follows: Beginning at the N.W. Corner of said Section 1; thence S 1° 22' 22" E along the West line of said Section for 150 feet to the N.W. corner of the tract herein described and the true point of beginning; thence due East 826.15 feet; thence S 1° 22' 22" E 96.45 feet; thence due East 90 feet; thence N 1° 22' 22" W 96.45 feet; thence due East to West line of County Road; thence southerly along said County Road 233.21 feet; thence West 1253.43 feet; thence North 222.9 feet to true point of beginning. Situate in the County of Snohomish, State of Washington I. Parcel "B" That portion of the NW Quarter of the NW Quarter of Section 1, Township 28 North, Range 4 East, W.M., Snohomish County, Washington, described as follows: Beginning at the N.W. Corner of said Section 1 and proceeding thence along the west line of said Section 1, S 1°22'22" E 372.90 feet to the N.W. Corner of the tract herein described and the true point of beginning; thence con- tinuing along said west line of said Section 1, S l°22'22" E 208.63 feet; thence East 1312.83 feet; thence along the Westerly margin of the County road, N 17°09'28" W 218.30 feet; thence West 1253.43 feet to the true point of beginning; ALSO except the following described tract: Beginning at the N.W. Corner of said Section 1; thence S 1°22'22" E along West line thereof 581.53 feet; thence East 919.39 feet to the true point of beginning; thence North 178.59 feet; thence East 338.30 feet to Westerly line of Maple Heights Road, thence Southerly along Westerly line of said road 188.90 feet; thence West 393.44 feet to the point of beginning. Situate in the County of Snohomish, State of Washington. Section 4: That the official zoning map shall upon the passage of this Ordinance be amended as hereinabove provided and henceforth said property shall be used in accordance with development requirements stated in the attached contract. Section 5: That failure to meet the conditions of the attached contract shall result in reconsideration of this rezone action by the Hearing Examiner and City Council, and future development of said parcel shall then be subject to the requirements of the R-1, Single-Family Low-Density Residential zone. Section 6: That the City Clerk is hereby instructed to file the fully certified copy of this Ordinance with the County Auditor of Snohomish County, Washington. CITY OF EVERETT ATTEST: C erk Mayor PASSED: ,g -as-s7/ VALID: .n cQ7-r/ PUBLISHED: -91/-6/ DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT FOR GLENWOOD TERRACE PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT April 3, 1981 Final Development Plan Approval and subsequent issuance of construction permits for Glenwood Terrace PRD on the parcel described in Rezone Ordinance No. 769-81 shall not occur until the following have been satisfied. ;i ,IConditions: 1. The final site plan shall consist of the following elements: A. The location of 27 single family attached units not to exceed clusters of four and 18 duplex structures, which total 63 units on 45 lots. B. A pedestrian circulation system for the project occupants providing a sidewalk on one side linking the dwelling with the open space, play area, and bus shelter. C. The Applicant and the City Planning Department shall attempt to reach an agreement on the location of parking spaces, the number of parking spaces, and the type of parking spaces (namely covered or uncovered). This agreement shall be reached prior to final approval of the PRD. Should the parties be unable to reach such an agreement, the matter will be heard by the Hearing Examiner and approved by the City Council. ,;2. Landscaping: That a detailed final landscaping plan showing landscaping for the entire site, and expanding on the preliminary plan be submitted to the Hearing Examiner showing the following: A. Cross-section of the typical landscaping as it relates to the perimeter of this project. (North, south and east edges). B. Typical cross-section and detail of each building cluster showing front, rear, and side yard plantings, as well as landscaping to break up parking areas. 3. Building Design: Final building designs shall be reviewed by the Hearing Examiner and City Council shall be expected to meet the following criteria: A. Buildings adapted to the site with minimal disruption of existing topography, including minimal cuts. B. Building design shall consider the following features: private entires, private yard space, building offset of at least four feet. 4. Off-site Improvements: Sidewalk shall be installed along the Glenwood Avenue frontage. ; 5. Internal Streets: The internal street shall be constructed to City standards with the following deviations and readjustments: A. The size and width of the internal streets shall be determined upon agreement of the type of parking to be allowed in the PRD. B. A-1 curb and gutter will be utilized through the project except the Sponsor will be allowed to use thick and edge curb in the townhouse cluster located on 54th Place S.W. C. Tenth Place West right-of-way is to be extended to the southerly property line. D. Hammer head for turn-around on 54th Place S.W. shall be constructed to City standards. 6. Water: All systems installed must be built to City standards and must be looped ! on site. A. Utilities easements shall be provided on tract B and C to service future development. I7. Sewer: All Sewer mains will be constructed to City standards. A. All utilities off public right-of-way shall have a minimum of 20 foot easement; where approved by Public Works, 15 feet will be accepted. B. The System Development Fee for the Southwest Sewer Interceptor will be $219.00 per unit for single-family dwellings; $248.00 per unit for two- family dwellings. C. Sponsor shall participate in the Southwest Everett Sewer L.I.D. 8. Drainage: All systems and detentions to be designed in conformance with City Drainage Ordinance (/1514-78). A. A minimum setback from stream or stream bank of 15 feet. B. Calculations must be submitted to indicate that units 3C, 4C, 42C, 43C, 44C, and 45C are out of the 25 year storm flood plain in an upstream developed condition and the flood plain shown in the present contoured grading plan. 9. Clearing and Grading Plan: A plan showing the extent of grading and the methods of controlling erosion shall be presented to the Planning and Public Works Department. Prior to initial submittal of an erosion control plan, the Sponsor shall meet with a representative of Utilities Division to discuss erosion control provisions, construction schedules and stream relocation specifications. ;10. Hydrology: All plans submitted for stream relocations shall be reviewed and approved by Public Works. A. The stream at the west end of the project must be drained through approved means. B. The stream at the east end of the project, when relocated, shall follow relocation specifications: 1. New creek channel shall be reseeded or otherwise stabilized prior to diversion of water into it. 2. Storm drains and detention pond shall be constructed and operational prior to initiation of any other clearing or construction work. ii II 3. The detention pond shall be utilized as a sedimentation pond during construction. After construction is completed, the accumulated sediment in the pond shall be removed. ii4. The amount of vegetation removed shall be no greater than that indicated by Subdivision Management's "Preliminary Clearing and Landscaping Plan" dated 12/1/80. fi Ij I, I , I t .0 5. A hydraulics permit from the Department of Game shall be requested. 6. Areas adjacent to existing or relocated creek channels shall be reseeded immediately following completion of earth work in that l immediate area. 7. Open channels shall be protected from sediment laden water by means of straw bales, filter fabric fences, or other appropriate means along its entire length. ! 1i 8. Exposed soils not adjacent to a creek shall be reseeded within 30 days of the completion of construction. 9. If the time of the year is not conducive to successful seeding, mulch can be used in place of seed. These areas will then be seeded during the next growing season. 10. If possible, construction activity close to the stream on Tract A adjacent to units 3C and 4C should be limited to the period between June 1 and September 1. 11. Recreation: The project's final site plan shall indicate the acres which will be utilized as developed active recreation. The active recreational area will be developed in conjunction with the overall development of the site. 12. Access: The landscaped island on 53rd Street Southwest and Glenwood Avenue precluded from the site plan. !:13. Homeowners: A homeowner's association shall be established to handle maintenance of common areas. The homeowner's document shall be reivewed by j) the City Planning Department prior to sale of any units. 14. Fire: Fire hydrants are required 200 feet from any structure. 15. School: The Sponsor shall provide a bus shelter on Glenwood Avenue. 16. Bonding: A bond shall be posted to guarantee compliance with final landscaping plan. 17. Occupancy: No occupancy permits shall be issued until the Planning Department certifies that Winmar Company PRD/Plat project has complied with the conditions of the PRD/Plat approval. .COMPLIANCE: iThe Applicant agrees to develop the Planned Residential Development on the parcel described in Rezone Ordinance No. 769-81 according to the foregoing conditions and furthermore agrees to notify the City of Everett Planning Department within 10 days of any change of ownership. ,a , . AGREED TO THIS ��.�Xt DAY OF 4-)/7�-ki , 1981. J//� Z/�4---_ 1 C(l i -------' /1i,;,2,;C,in .--7:- �SJi l/Lc tennis L. Deric song Winmar Company / fit.,", Secretary lj ! II i! iI I I I