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22617 76TH AVE W.pdfFIA 0 a LU U. z Ej m :0. CITY OF EDMONDS 121 STH AVENUE NORTH, EDMONDS, WA 98020 z I PLANNING DIVISION EXTENSION REQUEST DECISION 71 0i To: File 0 -97- LU Lu 3:1 From: U) U. SteveAuliock, AICP ui 01 Senior Planner U- Date: NOVEMBER 9,1998 File: CU-97-5 F- z 0 1. INTRODUCTION uj Uj A. Application T; 0 1. Applicant RobertT Canaan (see Attachment 2). LU LUI 2. Site Location: 22617 70h Ave. W (see Attachments I and 2). oil 3. Request: An extension of an approved Conditional Use Permit to allow an elderly assisted z! care facility in an RM-13 Zone' 4. Review Process: Extension of Time, Planning Staff makes final decision. 0 5. Maior Issues: z a. Compliance with Edmonds Community Development Code (ECDC) Chapter 20.05.020.0 (CONDITIONAJ, USE PERMITS — General Requirements). b. Compliance with Edmonds Community Development Code (ECDC) Chapter 20.95 (Application and Staff Review). B. Description of Proposal The applicant has submitted a letter requesting an extension to their ConditionaLUse Permit which was issued August 13, 1997. C. Decision Based on statements of Fact, Conclusions and Attachments in this report we approve the extension request. II. FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS: A. Request 1. Facts: a) The extension request was filed August 6th, prior to the expiration date, August 13 "of: the originally approved Conditional Use Permit. It has been filed in a timely manner. b) The code allows for one 1-year extension, for approved Conditional Use permits 97005xtn.doc November 9, 1998 Staff Report 7f 0 Fairmont Homes File No. CU-97-5 Page 2 of 2 1. c6ficlusion: a) The extension should be granted. III.' RECONSIDERATION AND APPEALS :'The following is a suminary of the deadlines and procedures for filing reconsideration's and'appeals. 'Any person wishing to file or respond to a recommendation or appeal should contact the Planning Department for further procedural information. A. Request for Reconsideration Section 20. 100.01 O.G allows for the Hearing Examiner to reconsider his decision or V) U. recommendation if a written request is filed within ten (10) working days of the date of the initial Lu 0 decision by any person who attends the public hearing and signs the attendance register and/or presents testimony or by any person holding an ownership interest in a tract of land which is the subject of such decision or recommendation. The reconsideration request must cite specific references to the findings and/or the criteria contained in the ordinances governing the type of application bel ng reviewed. Z B. Appeals Section 20.105.020.A & B describe how appeals of a Hearing Examiner decision or LU Lu� 2 :); recommendation shall be made. The appeal shall be made in writing, and shall include the decision being appealed along with the name of the project and the date of the decision, the name 0 of the individual or group appealing the decision, their interest in the matter, and reasons why the appellant believes the decision to be wrong. The appeal must be filed with the Community Ul Development Director within 14 calendar days after the date of the decision being appealed. U. 01 IV. LAPSE OF APPROVAL yl Section 20.05.020.0 states 'Unless the owner obtains a building permit, or if no building is required, substantially commences the use allowed within one year from the date of approval, the conditional use z pemiit shall expire and be null and void, unless the owner files an application for an extension of the ti me before the expiration date.' V. APPENDICES Attachments I through 2: 1. Vicinity and Zoning Map b 2. Extension request VI. PARTIES OF RECORD 0 Fairmont Homes Engineeringbivision Planning Division:, Aun. 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W, Edmonds WA 98026 .22620 Edmonds, KA 98026 Edmonds WA 98020.� y jj AM 4 '�i, Margaret Couchee, Doris Dewees Peter.Davidsen 22705 74th Pl W 22701 74th Pl W 22619 74th Pl W, Edmonds WJ� 98026 Edmonds WA 980281'�' Edmonds WA'98026�, Robert Michlitch Jr. IlicheleMichlitch Jr.:., i 19911 20th Ave NW Seattle WA 98177 IC) Q! (n LU, LU X! b U) Ut w 0 F uh z 0! z L" Lui 0 LU 0. La W U z 0 0 77, �'V' Z 1—� Z UJ L": 0 LAJ UJ Z LU (n EF [A AU 4 19,97 BARBARA FAHEY CITY, OF EDMONDS MAYOR 250 5TH AVENUE NORTH - EDMONDS, WA 98020 (206) 771-0220 FAX 1206) 771-0221 HEARING EXAMINER 4�' 189' FINDINGS, CONCLUSIL INS AN" 10— OF THE HEARING EXAMINER CITY OF EDMONDS APPLICANT: Fairmont Homes CASE NO.: PU-97-5 LOCATION: 22617 & 22701 76th Avenue West APPLICATION: The subject property is a vacant parcel located at 22617, & 22701 76th Avenue West. The applicant has requested a Conditional Use Permit for the development of a 104 bed assisted living facility, and convalescent care facility with 84 beds to be used for a, sisted living, and 20 beds used for long term Alzheimer patient care. The proposal uses two vehicle entrances both off of 76th Avenue West, with the visitor and delivery access in the southwest corner ofl. the site, and the staff and residents' parking under the building, ite. The applicant is entering at the northwest comer of tile s Proposing to leave a landscaped buffer between the proposed building and the residential uses to the east of the site. The proposal requires approval by the ADB and approval of a Conditional Use Permit. The applicant has requested a B has held a public meeting consolidated hearing process. The AD where a recommendation for approval was made. REVIEW P I ROCESS: Conditional Use Permit; Environmental Review; Hearing Examiner conducts public hearing and makes final decision Oil the Conditional Use Permit. NW, OR ISSM: Compliance with Edmonds Community Development Code (ECPQ Section 16.30.010 a. RESIDENTIAL - USES). (SINGLE-FA�MY b. Compliance with Edmonds Community Development Code (ECDQ Section :20.1 O� (ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN BOARD) c. Compliance with Edmonds Community Development Code.(EPPC) Chapter 20.05_ (CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS). d. Compliance with the City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan. SUMMARy OF RECOMMENDATION AND DECISION: Staff Recommendation: Approve with conditions Hearing Examiner Decision: Approve with conditions Incorporated August 11,1890 Sister Cities International — Hekinan, Japan ------------- 7- 0, 77 T W 77777"' x�v -J Heating Examiner Decision Case No. CU-97-5 Page 2 'PUBLIC HEARING: After reviewing the official file which included, the Planning Division Staff Advisory Report; and after Visiting the site, the Hearing Examiner conducted a public hearing on the application. The hearing on the application was opened at 9:00 a.m., August 7, 1997, in the Community Services Conference Room, 250 5h Ave. N., Edmonds, Washington, and closed at 9:03 a.m. Participants at the public hearing and the exhibits offered and entered are listed in this report. A verbatim recording of the hearing is available in the Planning Division. Ln LL HEARING COMMENTS: The following the hearing. is a summary of the comments offered at public -J1 From the City: John Bissell reviewed the staff report and recommended approval with conditions. Z P� Rf From the Applicant: I I . I 1 Z LU Lu�� I -1 1 Burt Reanier, agent for the Applicant, saidL he concurred with:the conditionsof approval recommended by staff. 0 From the Community: LU UJ No one from the general public spoke at the public hearing' Z! UJ M1 0— 5 FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS Z A. Site Description Site Development, Neighboring Development, And Zoning: Eacts. Size: The subject property is a rectangular shaped property with 260 feet of frontage along 76th Avenue West and 300 feet of depth. Land Use: The property is currently vacant and undeveloped. ZMiLnZ.- The zoning of the subject property is Single -Family Residential, 0 (RM-1.5). Terrainand Veggetation The subject property is nearly flat with grasses, Himalayan blackberries and some native trees. The site contains a water course which has been determined to be a man-made drainage ditch, and not a stream. 0 Neighboring Development And Zoning: Facts: North: Developed with an office building, zone CG. 0 Z F-, �- R! Z i Lu UJ;; 2 D; D 0 0 W LJJ 3: Z LU (n 0 Z S E-1 Hearing Examiner Decision Case No. CU-97-5 Page 3 South: Developed with multiple family residential uses, and zoned RM 2.4. East: Developed with single family residential uses, and zoned RS-8. West: Developed with commercial offices and cabinet shop, and zoned, CG. Conclusion: The proposed development would be consistent With the surrounding zoning and development. B. Edthonds Community Development Code (ECDC) Compliance ECDC Section 16.30.010 (MULTIPLE -FAMILY RESIDENTIAL - USES) Fact: ECDC 16.30.010 allows convalescent homes and rest homes as permitted primary uses in the RM- 1.5 zone subject to a conditional use permit. Conclusion: The proposal meets the criteria for application for a conditional use permit in the RM-1.5 zone. C. Compliance with Code (ECDC) Chapter 20.05 (CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS) Facts: ECDC Section 20.05 contains the review and approval criteria for: Conditional Use Permits. According to the aforementioned code:, section, "No Conditional Use Permit may be approved unless all the findings in this section can be made." The findings are as follows: ComRrehensive Plan - The proposed use is compatible with the Comprehensive Plan. Zoning Ordinance - That the proposed use, and its location, is consistent with the purposes of the Zoning Ordinance and the purpose of the zone district in which the use is to be located, and that the proposed use will meet all the applicable requirements of the Zoning Ordinance. Not Detrimental - That the use, as approved or conditionally approved, will not be significantly detrimental to the public health, safety and welfare, and to nearby private property or improvements unless the use is a public necessity. Transferability - The Hearing Examiner shall determine whether the conditional use permit shall run with the land or shall be personal. The City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Residential Development: Policy B.5. states "Protect residential areas from incompatible lan'4. 0 T Y Hearing Examiner Decision Case No. CU-97-5 Page 4 uses through the careful control of other types of development and expansion based upon thefollowing principles. Z Residential privacy is afundamental protection to be upheld by local government. Traffic not directly accessing residences in a neighborhood must be LU Ly discouraged. -J 0 Stable property values must not be threatened by view, traffic or land use encroachments. LU -J Private property must be protectedfrom adverse environmental Cn LL impacts of development including noise, drainage, traffic, slides, etc." U. < The Comprehensive Plan designates this area for corridor development In M and residential use. The development proposal includes landscaping a man-made drainage Z ditch to appear more like a natural stream. This landscaped area will LU LU, act as a buffer between the proposed building development and the residential buildings to the east, thus preserving residential privacy. 0 The proposal places traffic onto 76th Avenue West, which is an arterial LU LU street. Since the surrounding residential uses are primarily located on X adjacent streets to the south and to the east, the proposed traffic will U- 01 not be directly accessing residential streets. Z Z t1i cd Future development must be approved by the ADB. The ADB may only grant approval of a proposal if the proposal is found to be in 0 Z compliance with the aforementioned comprehensive plan sections. ECDC 16.30.010 allows convalescent homes and rest homes as permitted primary uses in the RM-1.5 zone subject to a conditional use permit. Convalescent homes and rest homes are not defined in the ECDC. The applicant is proposing a long term care center for patients with Alzheimer's Syndrome and for residents needing limited medical care and living assistance. Staff has determined that the proposal wouldbe considered a convalescent home or a rest home. 0 Conclusions: The proposal is in compliance with the requirements of the Comprehensive Plan. y in Future expansions may not be approved unless the are compliance with the Comprehensive Plan. 0 The proposal meets the criteria for application for a conditional use em p in the RM-1.5 zone. The proposal does not appear to create any new detriments, q nA z D U 0 13 LU LL di 0 z 0 Hearing Examiner Decision Case No. CU-97-5 Page 5 1) Compliance with ECDC Chapter 20.15A (State Environmental Policy Act) Facts: The applicant submitted an Environmental Checklist with their application. Staff reviewed the Environmental Checklist and issued a Mitigated Determination of Nonsignificance for the application on April 30, 1997. The deadline for appeals was June 20, 1997 (see Attachment 8). No appeals of the Mitigated Determination of Nonsignificance were received. Conclusion The applicant and the City have complied with the requirements of the State Environmental Policy Act. E. Compliance with ECDC Chapter 20.15B (Critical Areas) Eacts: The applicants submitted a Critical Areas Checklist and received a Determination as required prior to the issuance of any permit. The Critical Areas Determination indicated that no further Critical Area studies would be required to develop these lots. Conclusion: The applicant and the City have complied with the requirements of ECDC 20. 1 F. Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Compliance Land Use Facts: The. City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Residential Development Policy B.5. states "Protect residential areas from incompatible land uses through the careful control of other types of development and expansion based upon the following principles. - Residential privacy is afundamental protection to be upheld by local government. Traf ighborhood must be _flc not directly accessing residences in a ne discouraged. view.. trafflc'or land. Stable property values must not be threatened by 0 Z uj� LU -J L) 0 Ln C3 (n Lu� LU -J LO LL 0� UJ U- z I.- �- 0 Z �- LU LU OC ;7_1 LLI LU LL- 0 z UJ (n 0 z E, M Hearing Examiner Decision Case No. CU-97-5 Page 6 -1 1 A- 1 .4 111r. opmem. popos, in, u s. cu, scap ng a man-made d mage ditch to appear more like a natural stream. This landscaped area will act as a buffer between the proposed building development and the residential buildings to the east, thus preserving residential privacy. The proposal places traffic onto 76th Avenue West, which is an arterial street. Since the surrounding residential uses are primarily located on adjacent streets to the south and to the east, the proposed traffic will not be directly accessing residential streets. Future development must be approved by the ADB. The ADB may only grant approval of a proposal if the proposal is found to be in compliance with the aforementioned comprehensive plan sections. Conclusions: The proposal is in compliance with the requirements of the Comprehensive Plan. Future expansions may not be approved unless they are in compliance with the Comprehensive Plan. G. Technical Committee The proposed Conditional Use Permit has been reviewed,and evaluated by other Departments/Divisions of the City. No substantive comments were subn-dtted regarding this application. DECISION Based upon the foregoing findings and conclusions, the request for a conditional use permit is approved, subject to the following conditions: I . All future expansions or site modifications are subject to approval by the Architectural Design Board. 2. The conditional use permit shall be transferable. 3. Prior to occupancy, a fence must be installed along the perimeter of the property except along the 76th avenue portion of the site. 4. The sign shown in the application materials is for reference only and not approved as part of this application. Mo. LLij z I-- �- 0�- cu- LU 5 L (J (J)i 0 Ei0 La UJI L) LL 0 z LU U) z Hearing Examiner Decision Case No. CU-97-5 Page 7 RECONSIDERATION AND APPEALS The following is a summary of the deadlines and procedures for filing reconsideration's and appeals. Any person wishing to file or respond to a recommendation or appeal should contact the Planning Department for further procedural information. REQUEST FOR RECONSIDERATION Section 20. 100.01 O.G allows for the Hearing Examiner to reconsider his decision or recommendation if a written request is filed within ten (10) working days of the date of the initial decision by any person who attends the public hearing and signs the attendance register and/or presents testimony or by any person holding an ownership interest in a tract of land which is the subject of such decision or recommendation. The reconsideration request must cite specific references to the findings and/or the criteria contained in the ordinances governing the type of application being reviewed. APPEALS OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS Section 20.105.020.A & B describe how appeals of a Hearing Examiner decision or recommendation shall be made. The appeal shall be made in writing, and shall include the decision being appealed along with the name of the project and the date of the decision, the name of the individual or group appealing the decision, their interest in the matter, and reasons why the appellant believes the decision to be wrong. The appeal must be filed with the Community Development Director within ten (10) working days after the date of the decision being appealed. APPEALS OF SEPA DETERMINATION APPEAL DECISIONS Section 20.15A.240.0 states that "The decision of the hearing examiner shall be final and shall not be appealable to the city council." Further appeals must be made to Superior Court. NOTICE TO THE COUNTY ASSESSOR The property owner may as a result of the decision rendered by the Hearing Examiner request a change in the valuation of the property by the Snohomish County Assessor's Office. 0 LAPSE OF APPROVAL FOR THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT Section 20.05.020.0 states 'Unless the owner obtains a building permit, or if no building is required, substantially commences the use allowed within one year from the date of approval, the conditional use permit shall expire and be null and void, unless the owner files an 11 application for an extension of the time before the expiration date.' The following exhibit was offered and entered into the record. 0 U. 0 z 1-�' 0 LU Lui 0 a �- LU LU 'I 0 z 0 z 141 lrllf Hearing Examiner Decision Case No. CU-97-5 Page 8 A., Planning Division Advisory Rdport PARTIES oF RECORD: Fairmont Homes Burt Reanier Architect 4 39th Ave W 832 Black Forest Ln -Gary., '3017 1 Ith Ave, West Mount Lake Terrace, WA 98036 Everett, WA 9820i Seattle, WA, 08119, Edmonds Planning Division Edmonds Public Works Division Edmonds Engineering Division Edmonds Parks & Recreation Division Edmonds Fire Department Architectural Design Board w q: 0 7 AUGUST 7,199 :PLEASE PRINT LEGIBLY YOUR NAME, ADDRESS AND ZIP CODE BELOW IF YOU WISH TO. SPEAK ON THIS ITEM z-------------------------------------------------------------- CU-97-5 FAIRMONT HOMES, INC. Lu U) LU' Lu cn U. z �-i Lu Lul LU Uj tl; (a E7 7 7 Z LLJ 0 LU _u = F- LL 0 6u < CC < LL D �) 0 r Lij. z F- 0 Z �- LLI uj U 0- a �-1 LU LU Ll �L- 0 z LU cn 0 z .r., A d" CITY OF EDMONDS 250 STH AVENUE NORTH, EDMONDS, WA 98020 PLANNING DIVISION ADVISORY REPORT FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS, LU U� To: Ron McConnell, Hearing Examiner Ul From: 5j X, John Bissell, AICP ' - 11 Ln LL Associate planner LU 0-i Date: JULY 28,1997 U- File: CU-97-5 La x Heating Date, Time, And Place: August 7. 1997, At 9:00 AM, Plaza Meeting Room Z Library Building 0 650 Main Street Lu Lu a (J)i 0 TABLE OF CONTENTS 5 uj Section Page X 0 LINTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................. 2 A. DESCRIPTION OFTHE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT PROPOSAL ....................................................................... 2 B. REviEw By THE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN BOARD ............................... p ...................................................... 2 C. RECOMMENDATION 2 Z I 1 IL FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS ...................................................................................... ......... 3 A. SITE DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................ 3 B. EDMONDS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CODE (ECDC) COMPLIANCE ........................................................ 3 C. EDMONDS COMPREHENSIVE PLAN COMPLIANCE ......................................................................................... 5 D. TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ..... ........................................................................................................................ 6 III. RECONSIDERATION AND APPEALS .............................................................................................................. 6 A. REQUEST FOR RECONSIDERATION ........... ........................................................... ................. ...................... 6 B. APPEALS OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS ..................................................................................................... 6 IV. NOTICE TO THE COUNTY ASSESSOR ............................................ w 7 0 ............................................. ............... V. LAPSE OF APPROVAL FOR THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT .............................................................. 7 VI. APPENDICES ................................. ....................................................................................... I ................................ 7 VILPARTIES OF RECORD .......................................................................................................................... . ......... 7 CU9705.DOC August 7,1997 Staff Report 0 J Fairmont Homes File No. CU-97-5 J Page 2 of 7 I. INTRODUCTION The following is a staff report for the combined hearing of a Conditional Use Permit to allow a new elderly care facility, in an RM zone district. The facility is proposed with 84 beds for those only needing moderate assistance, while an additional 20 beds will be for the care of patients with Alzheimer syndrome. The facility will provide on -site staff and a common dining room. The Architectural Design Board has reviewed the proposal for consistency with the Design Guidelines, and has made a recommendation for approval to uJ! the Hearing Examiner. U, A. Description of the Conditional Use Permit Proposal LU The subject property is a vacant parcel located at 22617 & 22701 76th Avenue West. The applicant has requested a Conditional Use Permit for the development of a 104 bed assisted living facility, and convalescent care facility with 84 beds to be used for assisted living, and 20 beds used 0 for long term Alzheimer patient care. The proposal uses two vehicle entrances both off of 76th Avenue West, with the visitor and delivery access in the southwest comer of the site, and the staff and residents'parking under the building, entering at the northwest corner of the site. The applicant is proposing to leave a landscaped buffer between the proposed building and the Cl. Wi residential uses to the east of the site. The proposal requires approval by the ADB and approval of X � I.- L a Conditional Use Permit. The applicant has requested a consolidated hearing process. The ADB 0 has held a public meeting where a recommendation for approval was made (see Attachments 6 and 1.- 7). uj� B. Review By the Architectural Design Board L The proposal requires approval by the ADB and approval of a Conditional Use Permit. The applicant has requested consolidated hearing process. The ADB held a public meeting where a Ott recommendation for approval was made with the following conditions: "That a fence be installed Z! along the perimeter of the property except along the 76th Avenue portion of the site; and that it is t CA understood that the -Architectural Design Board is not including any free standing sign in their recommendation for approval at this time" (see Attachments 6 and 7). I . Applicant: Fairmont Homes (see Attachment 2). 2. Site Location: 22617 & 22701 76th Avenue West (see Attachment 1). 3. Review Process: Conditional Use Permit; Environmental Review; Hearing Examiner conducts public hearing and makes final decision on the Conditional Use Permit. 4. Maior Issues: a. Compliance with Edmonds Community Development Code (ECDC) Section 16.30.010 (SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL - USES). b. Compliance with Edmonds Community Development Code (ECDC) Section 20.10 (ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN BOARD). c. Compliance with Edmonds Community Development Code (ECDC) Chapter 20.05 (CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS). d. Compliance with the City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan. C. Recommendation Based on Findings of Fact, Conclusions in, and Attachments to this report we recommend Approval of the Conditional Use Permit for theAssisted Living Facility subject to the following conditions: CU9705.DOC I Aupst 7, 1997 Staff Report 7r— 7 7�, 77- _0 . . . . .. . . . Fairmont Homes File No. CU-97-5 Page 3 of 7 I . All future expansions or site modifications are subject to approval by the Architectural Design Board, 2. The conditional use permit should be transferable. 3. Prior to occupancy, a fence must be installed alo ng the perimeter of the property except along U.11 the 76th avenue portion of the site, L< U 4. The sign shown in the application materials is for reference only and n ot approved as part of Oi this application. V) Lu X! _J 11. FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS Lr) LL —0 LU A. Site Description U. 1. Site Development, Neighboring Development, And Zoning: u):D a a) Facts: flit Z P� (1) Lize: The subject property is a rectangular shaped property with 260 feet of frontage 01 along 76th Avenue West and 300 feet of depth (see Attachments I & 4 UJ UJ; (2) Land Use: The property is currently vacant and undeveloped, :3 (3) Zoning: The zoning of the subject property is Single-Fan-dly Residential (RM-1.5) 0 (see Attachment 1). LU Uj (4) Terrain and Vegetation: The subject property is nearly flat with grasses,, X I— F—i Himalayan blackberries and some native trees. The site contains a water course U_ 0 which has been determined to be a man-made drainage ditch, and not a stream. Z 2. Neighboring Development And Zoning: 0 R a) Eacts. Z (1) North- Developed with an office building, and zoned CG. (2) South: Developed with multiple family residential uses, and zoned lW-2.4. (3) East: Developed with single family residential uses, and zoned RS-8.. (4) West: Developed with commercial offices and cabinet shop, and zoned CG. b) Conclusion: The proposed development would be consistent with the surrounding zoning and development. B. Edmonds Community Development Code (ECDC) Compliance 0 1. ECDC Section 16.30.010 (MULTIPLE -FAMILY RESIDENTIAL - USES) a) Fact: ECDC 16.30.010 allows convalescent homes and rest homes as permitted primary uses in the RM- 1.5 zone subject to a conditional use permit. b) Conclusion: The proposal meets the criteria for application for a conditional use'liermit in the RM- 1.5 zone. G 3 CU9705.DOC August,7, 190 gel';t. 0 2. Compliance with 4 PERMITS) a) Facts: (1) ECDC Sectiot Perinits. Accc may be appro, are as follows: Compreh Plan. ode (ECDC) Chapter 20.05 (CONDITIONAL USE 20.05 contains the review and approval criteria for Conditional Use ding to the aforementioned code section, "No Conditional Use Permit A unless all the findings in this section can be made." The findings isive Plan - The proposed use is compatible with the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance - That the proposed use, and its location, is consistent with the 'f the Zoning Ordinance and the purpose of the zone district in which purposes o the use is,to be located, and that the proposed use will meet all the applicable requirements of the Zoning Ordinance. 0 Not De niental - That the use, as approved or conditionally approved, will not be significantly detrimental to the public health, safety and welfare, and to nearby private property or improvements unless the use is a public necessity. 0 Transferability - The Hearing Examiner shall determine whether the conditional use permit shall run with the land or shall be personal. I (2) The City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Residential Development Policy B.S. states "Protect residential areasfrom incompatible land uses through the careful control of other types of development and expansion based upon the following principles: (a) Residential, privacy is a fundamental protection to be upheld by local government. (b) Traffic not directly accessing residences in a neighborhood must be - , , I discouraged. . 1. (c) Stable property values must not be threatened by view, traffic or land use encroachments. (d) Private property must be protectedfrom adverse environmental impacts of development including noise, drainage, traffic, slides, etc. (3) The Comprehensive Plan designates this area for corridor development and residential use.� (4) The development proposal includes landscaping a man-made drainage ditch to appear more like a natural stream. This landscaped area will act as a buffer between the proposed building development and the residential buildings to the east, thus preserving residential privacy. (5) The proposal places traffic onto 76th Avenue West, which is an arterial street. Since the surroundin � residential uses are primarily located on adjacent streets to the south 9 and to the east,,the proposed traffic will not be directly accessing residential streets. (6) Future develo 'ment must be approved by the ADB. The ADB may only grant P, approval of a'proposal if the proposal is found to be in compliance with the aforementioned comprehensive plan sections. (7) ECDC 16.30.010 allows convalescent homes and rest homes as permitted primary uses in the RMI 1.5 zone subject to a conditional use permit. (8) Convalescent homes and rest homes are not defined in the ECDC. the applicant is proposing a long term care center for patients with Alzheimer's Syndrome and, for 4 CU9705.DOC August 1, 1997 Stdf R�port . ............... 0 Fairmont Homes File No. CU-97-5 Page 5 of 7 residents needing limited medical care and living assistance. Staff has determined that the proposal would be considered a convalescent home or a rest home. b) Conclusions: (1) The proposal is in compliance with the requirements of the Comprehensive, Plan. (2) Future expansions may not be approved unless they are in compliance with the Comprehensive Plan. (3) The proposal meets the criteria for application for a conditional use permit in the RM- 1.5 zone. (4) ne proposal does not appear to create any new detriments. 3. Compliance with ECDC Chapter 20.15A (State Environmental Policy Act) a) Facts: (1) ne applicant submitted an Environmental Checklist with their application. (2) Staff reviewed the Environmental Checklist and issued a Mitigated Determination of Nonsignificance for the application on April 30, 1997. The deadline for appeals was June 20, 1997 (see Attachment 8). No appeals of the Mitigated Determination of Nonsignificance were received. b) Conclusion The applicant and the City have complied with the requirements of the State Environmental Policy Act. 4. Compliance with ECDC Chapter 20.15B (Critical Areas) a) Facts: (1) The applicants submitted a Critical Areas Checklist and received a Determination as required prior to the issuance of any permit. (2) The Critical Areas Determination indicated that no further Critical Area studies would be required to develop these lots. b) Conclusion: applicant and the City have complied with the requirements of ECDC 20.15B. Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Compliance 1. Land Use a) Facts: (1) The City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Residential Development Policy B.5 states "Protect residential areas from incompatible land uses through the careful control of other types of development and expansion based upon the following principles: (a) Residential privacy is afundamental protection tobe upheldby local government, (b) Traffic not directly accessing residences in a neighborhood must be discouraged. (c) Stable property values must not be threatened by view, traffic or land use encroachments. Fairmont Homes File No. CU-97-5 Page 6 of 7 (d) Private property must be protectedfrom adverse environmental impacts of development including noise, drainage, traffic, slides, etc. (2) The Comprehensive Plan designates this area for corridor development and residential use. (3) The development proposal includes landscaping a man-made drainage ditch to appear more like a natural stream. This landscaped area will act as a buffer between the proposed building development and the residential buildings to the east, thus preserving residential privacy. (4) The proposal places traffic onto 76th Avenue West, which is an arterial street. Since the surrounding residential uses are primarily located on adjacent streets to the south and to the cast, the proposed traffic will not be directly accessing residential streets. (5) Future development must be approved by the ADD. The ADD may only grant approval of a proposal if the proposal is found to be in compliance with the aforementioned comprehensive plan sections. b) Conclusions: (1) The proposal is in compliance with the requirements of the Comprehensive Plan. (2) Future expansions may not be approved unless they are in compliance with the Comprehensive Plan. D. Technical Committee 1. The proposed Conditional Use Permit has been reviewed and evaluated by other Departments/Divisions of the City. a) No substantive comments were submitted regarding this application. RECONSIDERATION AND APPEALS The following is a summary of the deadlines and procedures for filing reconsideration's and appeals. Any person wishing to file or respond to a recommendation or appeal should contact the Planning Department for further procedural information. A. Request for Reconsideration Section 20. 100,010.G allows for the Hearing Examiner to reconsider his decision or recommendation if a written request is filed within ten (10) working days of the date of the initial decision by any person who attends the public hearing and signs the attendance register and/or presents testimony or by any person holding an ownership interest in a tract of land which is the subject of such decision or recommendation. The reconsideration request must cite specific references to the findings and/or the criteria contained in the ordinances governing the type of application being reviewed. B. Appeals of Conditional Use Permits Section 20.105.020.A & B describe how appeals of a Hearing Examiner decision or recommendation shall be made. The appeal shall be made in writing, and shall include the decision being appealed along with the name of the project and the date of the decision, the name of the individual or group appealing the decision, their interest in the matter, and reasons why the appellant believes the decision to be wrong. The appeal must be filed with the Community Development Director within 14 calendar days after the date of the decision being appealed. 6 CU9705MOC /August 7,1997 /Staff Re,!!�arl'� -A 77 0 M 1� Page 7 of 7 IW: NOTICE TO THE COUNTY ASSESSOR The property owner may as a result of the decision rendered by the Hearing Examiner request a change in the valuation of the property by the Snohomish County Assessor's Office. z V. LAPSE OF APPROVAL FOR THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT Lu, cc 2i < Section 20.05.020.0 states 'Unless the owner obtains a building permit, or if no building is required, LU substantially commences the use allowed within one year from the date of approval, the conditional use permit shall expire and be null and void, unless the owner files an application for an extension of the time U) Lu; before the expiration date.' Uj LL VI. APPENDICES —01 W :3 Attachments I through 8: U. < I . Vicinity and Zoning Map 01 2. Application z 3. Declarations of the Applicant 0; 4. Site Plan Lu Lw 5. Building Elevations 01 6. Staff Report to the ADB, dated April 29, 1997 0 7. Minutes from the May 7, 1997, ADB Meeting regarding CU-97-16 LU 8. SEPA Determination dated 5/20/97 0 z LU W; VII. PARTIES OF RECORD R z Fairmont Homes Burt Reanier Gary Ard Public Works Division 21902 38th Ave W 4832 black Forest'Ln Architect Mount Lake Terrace, WA Everett, WA 98203 98036 Parks Division Fire Department Architectural Design Plannifig'Division Board Engineering Division 0 U) LL 0 LL <I DI C) M; z z w W: 0 a_ Lu Id Ll- 0 z LU CA U!E 0 z EW Al z Lu� LU -i uj Ef) U. 0 uj "T" z �-, 0: Lu uj� cl; 0 a Lu ul Lu (J) 0 z 1*1 E NOI REMOTE STATION I.D. START TIME DURATION #PAGES COMMENT 11 12063393049 7-20-97 9:09AM 1-20", 2 ", 7; E. M u 0 0 LU LL Iii 0 z E EW 0 NOTICE: IF THE DOCUMENT IN THIS FRAME IS LESS CLEAR THA THIS NOTICE IT IS DUE TO THE QUALITY OF THE DOCUMENT. lb 1 "1"': :7 4 aiK L P Franklin- monds 91 0#240 David Pirzadeh John Marshall Ran amonga CA VO. 22729 74th Pl W 7403 228th St1SW 91 7 Edmonds WA 98026 Edmonds WA 98026 Lp Franklin -Edmonds z MCDONALDS CORPORATIO 0 L Homea .Mark Hodgson I Mcdonalds Plz 22720 74th Pl W 7428, 228th St SW UJI Oak Brook IL 60521 .Edmonds WA 98026 Edmonds WA 980 26� < Uj _j 0; 01 Christian International V) V) LW Relief International SHURGARD STORAGE CENTERS Boo Nam Bang Kang Han LU _j 1716 214th St SE #3 1201 3rd Ave #2200 7416,100th Ave SW LO LL LU 0 Bothell WA 98021, Seattle WA 98161 Tacoma WA 98498 _j <01 S2 U_SAVE OIL CO L 1 ma Robert.Armstrong x Uj 9076 Holman Rd NW oimoa 2 a y §9 22717 Highway 99 z Seattle WA 98117 E 9 98026 Edmonds WA 98026 Uj Uj:: C Karen Smitherman U r Riley k- r; Hung Quach & Tram Phan M Angela OL 22 e W 22815 76th Ave W, 22814 75th Ave W LU LU E 98026 d s W Edmonds WA 98026 Edmonds WA 98626 X :J W c4i U T' Frank Marier Gerard Juli 6 Scott Jr. Laurie Carter i= 22806 76th Ave W 22902 74th Ave W r 22908 74th Ave W 0 z Edmonds WA 98026 Edmonds WA 98026 Edmonds WA 98026 Teresa Wippel Lane GusUafson Matthew Waldron James McCoy 1232 121st Ave SE, 7413 230th St SW 22907 75th Ave.W Lake Stevens WA 98258 Edmonds WA 98026 Edmonds WA 98026 Jonathan & Nada Down Dean & Helen Shuff STEPHANIE LIMITED.PARTNE 0 7428 229th St SW 22721:76th.Ave W 2120 N 122nd St Edmonds WA 98026 Edmonds WA 98026 Seattle WA 98133 Michael & Susan Tschohl Ja s u nna Riggs ni Mr. Richard'Gill 7503 228th St SW 27 r St 2270'6 74th:Pl W, 0 Edmonds WA 98026 Du U19 VW*O Edmonds,:WA 96026,..., Laura Lundberg Charles Richard Craig Whipkey:. 22630 74th Pl W 22620 74th Pl W 74th PI W Edmonds WA 98026 Edmonds WA 98026 Edmonds WA 9 8 0 2'0 Jif 0 7 Margaret.Couchee, Doris Dewees Peter Davidsen 22705 74th Pl,W 2270174th,,:P1 W 22619 741th P1 W Edmonds Wl� 98026' Edmonds WA 98026t,- Edmonds WA 98026 Robert Michlitch Jr... Vlichele Michlitch Jr. z 19911 20th Ave NW Seattle WA 98177 UJI Lu C); U) Ut Lu 0 uj :3 U. M z z Lu Lui (nI 0 Uj us Ly z uj (n, z r A Z LU LJ 0 LU r F- Lf) LL- C L-j LL- 0 Z F- L.0 7D LU L) F- 0 z -u Ln 0 z 0 ES z z ui 2 M u 0 a LU U- 0 2 PC 140 C. Introduction: The applicant is proposing to develop a new elderly care facility, in an RM zone district. The facility is proposed with 84 beds for those only needing moderate assistance, while an additional 20 beds will be for the care of patients with Alzheimer syndrome. The facility will provide on site staff and a common dining room. The proposed use at the subject location requires a conditional use permit. Therefore, the design of the proposal requires approval of the ADB, while the use of the proposal requires the approval of the Hearing Examiner. In this case, the applicant has requested to consolidate the pern-dt applications. Since this applicant has requested to consolidate the permit applications, the ADB will not bold a hearing. Rather the ADB will hold a public meeting and will make a recommendation to the Hearing Examiner. D. Background: Zoning: The property is zoned Residential, Multiple -Family, with a density of one dwelling unit allowed per 1,500 square feet of lot area (RM-1.5). Environmental Review: The proposal requires a SEPA review. The applicant has submitted an Environmental Checklist which has been reviewed by the City. The City has issued a Mitigated Determination of Nonsignifigance (MDNS). Issues: Design of the site, and landscaping have all been addressed by the applicant in their proposal, and the Architectural Design Board must determine the appropriateness of the proposal. 1. 2. 3. 0 z;� V4, J, CU-974 elements which connect to the ground. These elements of the building appear to create a consistent theme as required by ECDC section 20.10.070. (see Attachment 2). a) Materials: Z < The applicant has proposed beveled siding for the body of the building with shake siding for the [U-1 modulated portions of the building below the dormers. The applicant has proposed 2 inch by 10 inch belly bands between the floors, with cedar hand rails for the stairs and white vinyl < LU il: window with wood trim. A 30-year architectural grade composition shingle roof is proposed. L) The 30 year shingles provide a greater amount of definition, giving the roof a true shingled V) Cn W� appearance. UJ xf -J M U.1 I I b) Lighting: 0 The applicant has not proposed any site or building lighting with this application. The applicant ug, has stated that if lighting is chosen for this application, that information will be presented to the Board at the time of the ADB meeting. U. U) =)I c) Colors: The applicant has proposed dark beige for the body of the building with white trim and a black roof. The shake siding will be painted as the body of the building, while the belly bands and Z 0 stair hand rails will be painted to match the trim. Z I-- LU Uj� d) Signing: �' :� � No signing is proposed. 0 2. Site Design: LU UJ a) Access / Parking: P- The applicant has proposed two parking areas. One circular parking area is proposed in the � U. 0, L- 0 southwest portion of the site in between the building and 76th Avenue West. The other parking Z area will be located under the northern portion of the building. This parking area will access Lii Cn! from the northwest comer of the lot. The circular parking area will primarily be used for 0 visitors and short term parking, while tenants, staff and delivery parking will be accommodated Z in the underground parking area (see Attachment 2). b) Landscaping: The site contains a water course which has been evaluated and determined to be a man made drainage ditch, and not a stream. Ile applicant is proposing a landscape plan which would enhance this water course to appear as a natural stream. The proposed stream enhancement will act as a buffer to adjacent property owners, as well as providing a park -like setting for the tenants of the development. Open space with walkways and a gazebo will be included in the enhanced area. The remaining portions of the site are proposed with adequate landscaping to meet the minimum standards of landscape ordinance found in ECDC section 20.12 (see Attachment 2). 3. Technical Review: a) Engineering Division A site plan that has been stamped by a Professional Engineer will be required to be submitted and approved by the City Engineer. Parking plan will be required to meet the requirements of the ECDC. • The project must comply with storm water quality and quantity requirements per Ordinance 3013. Drains in underground parking garages are to be routed to sanitary sewer system. * Provisions for power transformer to provide power for elevator must be made. Pole mounted transformers are not allowed. • Civil Engineered Drawings must match the architectural drawi ngs. 2 --ar'7 1� .. ... ..... .. 01". CU-97. b) Building Division Compliance with the ADA requirements must be met. Civil Engineered Drawings must match the architectural drawings. d) Public Works Division Trash and recycling enclosure. Size: The proposed dimensions show an enclosure s ze of 18 feet wide by 10 feet deep. Maintain depth at 10 foot and increase width to 20 foot (all inside dimensions). Structure: Proposed cedar fence on 3 sides is okay. Gate may be chain -link with inserted vinyl slats. Gates must provide 18 foot miniff ium clear opening when in the open position. No interior partitions, center po ,is, curbing or bollards are allowed. Location: Proposed site for the enclosure is suitable but dictates that collection containers will be roll -out type. Front load vehicles are the only type that will access this site. This may lead to higher costs for service if waste volume is enough to need more than once -weekly pick-up. More efficient service would be provided if the enclosure were to be located at the end of the service entry drive in order to be accessible directly by the front of the collection vehicles. Minimum weekly service most often cuts down on costs. F., Compliance' with criteria: In order for the ADB to recommend appro I val of this item, the Board must make the following findings: 1. That the proposal is consistent with the comprehensive plan and other opted city policies. The following are some policies from the Comprehensive plan that dress this type of development. Z uj� n! < LLJ _J U V) V) LU LU En LU :31 LL LW Z LU LU m (n; LU LUI �L- 0! .. Z! UJ U) 0 Z 2. That the staff has found that the proposal meets the requirements of the zoning ordinance, or the city has approved a variance or a modification under the zoning ordinance. The following table is an analysis of the bulk standard requirements of the zoning ordinance: Allowed Proposed Building Height 25' + 5 for a 4:12 roof 25' + 5 for a 4:12 roof Lot Coverage 45% 26% Setbacks 15' foot street 15' foot street 10' sides 10' sides Parkine Stalls 35 39 3. That the proposal as approved or conditionally approved satisfies the criteria and purposes ECDC section 20.10.070 - ADB Criteria and ECDC section 20.12 - Landscaping. A. Policies from ECDC 20.10.070 that seem to apply to this project are: 20.10.070 Criteria. A. Building Design. No one architectural style is required. the building shall be designed to comply 'with the purposes of this chapter and to avoid conflict with the existing and planned character of the nearby area. All elements of building design shallform an integrated development, harmonious in scale, line and mass. The following are included in building design: 1. All exterior building components, including windows, doors, eaves, and parapets; 2. Color, which should avoid excessive brilliance or brightness except where that would enhance the character of the area; 4. Long massive, unbroken, monotonous buildings shall be avoided in order to comply with the purposes of this chapter to allow light and air to the occupants of the development and to provide open spacefor landscaping and recreational facilities. Summary: The proposed development appears to be consistent with the Comprehensive Plan in that the applicant is proposing a large park -like landscaped buffer adjacent to the neighboring single family residences, and all traffic will be routed on 76th Avenue West which is an arterial. Staff has determined that the proposal meets the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance. The proposal appears to be consistent with the criteria and purposes ECDC section 20.10.070 - ADB Criteria by providing a well modulated building without using excessively brilliant colors, and ECDC section 20.12 - Landscaping. G. Recommendation: As this is a consolidated permit application, the Architectural Design Board will not, make a, decision on this matter, but rather a recommendation to the Hearing Examiner. Staff'believes that the ADB can find that the proposal is consistent with the required, findings as illustrated 4 0 CU-97-5- above. lberefofe, Staff recommends that,the Boardiad opt a motion recommending app, . roval of this application.' z Attachments� Lul I Vicinity Map 2. Applicanfs drawings LU u 0! UJ; Lu (n U. uj 0 0� M uj� s M, 5 U) uEl. 3: U- 0 z 0 z _j �tIlllNllllllll NOTTICE:NIF THE DOCUMENT IN THIS FRAME IS LESS CLEAR THAN 15 OTICE IT IS DUE TO THE QUALITY OF THE DOCUMENT. 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Public Comments due by:,.. July 2, 1997 Related Environmental Critical Areas Checklist & State City Contact for project: .......... John Bissell Docurnents:.. ........... Environmental Policy Act Public Meeting Information Date: July 2, 1997 Time:. 7:00 PM Place: Plaza Meeting Room - 650 Main St., Edmonds Information on this development application can be viewed or obtained at the City of Edmonds Community Services Department, 250 5th Avenue North, Edmonds, WA 98020. (425) 771-0220. Public cormnents should also be sent to this address. The choo an - this dkichipinwit opchcamew .,It be made within 120 days ofthe date ofthe Letter ofcanipletenak u�hh'alhocancvs madefor suni, additional information requests Note that abilitY to aPpeal a decision 6 contingent upon parvc�auowlhk th uhiah�lprocecs The rernmal, mutilation, clestrucHon, or concealnuent of this This notice may be removed Warning! notice before the hearing date is a misdemeanor punishable by after, July 2. 1997 fine and imprisonment 0 32-X 113 25X I L P Franklin -Edmonds 912 a�v e #240 David Pirzadeh John Marshall Ra�6 nga CA 22729 74th,P1 W, 7403 228t1i St SW 91 Edmonds WA, 98026 Edmonds WA 98026 Lp Franklin -Edmonds MCDONALDS CORPORATIO OIL Homea Mark Hodgson 1 Mcdonalds Pli 22720 74th Pi W 7428 2'28th St SW, Oak Brook IL 60521 Edmonds WA 98026 Edmonds WA 98b26 'hristian International elief International SHURGARD STORAGE CENTERS, Boo Nam & Bang Kang Han 716 214th St SE #3 1201 3rd Ave #2200 7416 100th Ave'SW othell WA 98021 Seattle WA 98101 Tacoma WA 98498 U-SAVE OIL CO, i p a Robert Armstronff 9076 Holman Rd NW ay 99 22717.Highway 99 z 0! 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START TIME DURATIbN #PAGES —'COMMENT 11 12063293049 6-16-97 2:,SBPM 1-14- F� F- z 0 a LU x F- LL W z E fr LUI 0! 0; 0 a LU LL 0 z Date: June 18, 1997 To: Planning Division From' Gordy Hyde, Engineering Coordir�ator4?4 subject ADD fQr Fairmont HornesJng--aL th Ave. (ADB-97-xxx) The application has been reviewed by the Engineering Division. The Engineering Division will reserve the right to make additional comments and requirements on forthcoming submittals for this project. The Engineering Division has the following comments regarding the curre it application: The parking stalls and drive aisles are not fully di sioned. The applicant should be aware that there is no designation for "compa " parking in the ECDC standards. The parking area in the southwest of the site needs to -have wheel stops provided for all stalls. The diameter needs to be ir creased by a minim of two feet. A turnaround may need to be provided for the i Aalls on the north side of the site. The applicant will need to comply with all the terms of any future permits. The application for the ADB is considered complete at this time. 0 Z �- ui w 0, 5 0 LU "S Ll LL 0 z w F- z E uj F� F- z LU U 0 a LU U- w U I-- 0 z Ir-4 E El 4 oc- o LN2 Recommended Mitigation Measures: 1. The Applicant is required to contribute a traffic mitigation fee of $5,316.08 for the improvement to the intersection of 76th Avenue west and State Highway 99. prior to the z j issuance of an occupancy permit for the proposed building. LUI W 21 This recommendation is based on adopted policies of the City as found in the Edmonds Community Development Code (ECDC), Title 15. Specifically, the following apply: 0! Policy The City of Edmonds Transportation Element of the Comprehensive Plan W LU! LU discusses Level Of Service in Chapter 2. Page 32, of Edmonds Transportation Element states that "Edmonds Arterials will operate at a Level of Service (LOS) of U) U. LU 0 D or better." These directly the policies support above mentioned mitigation measures and require these measures in order to fully mitigate the impacts created by the proposal. Should you have any co questions concerning the information in this memorandum, please contact me. X Up O� Review by Responsible Official IC M; concur: U 0 do riot concur: L L LLI Comments: f Jeffrey S. Wilson Date 0 c Attachments Page 2 of 2 CUMEMMOC OMM 0 !IF MMI III! -7-T; '77 0 Z I—, �_ O� Z �_, UJ Lu� 0- 3 �- X V LL 0 Z LU U) T Z E Some questions ask about governmental regulations, such as zoning, shoreline, and landmark designations. Answer these questions if you can. If you have problems, the governmental agencies can assist you. The checklist questions apply to a parts of your proposal, even ff you plan to do them over a period of time or on different parcels of Ind. Attach any additional information that will help describe your proposal or its environmental effects. The agency to which you submit this checklist may ask you to explain your answers or provide additional informittion reasonably related to determining if there may be significant adverse impact. Use of checklistfor -opqjeetproposds.- Complete this checklist for nonproject proposals, even though questions may be answered 'does not apply.- IN ADDITION, complete the SUPPLFAMNTAL SBEET FOR NONPROJECr AMONS (part D). For nonproject actions, the references in the checklist to the words "prcject�" "applican4" and "property or site" should be read as "proposer," and "affected geographic area," respectively. A. BACKGROUND 1. Name of proposed project, if applicable: 2. Name of applicant: t�=trLhAC)A,)_r Kk e:� I AJ C, I Address and phone number of applicant and contact person: _Z 19 0 *'2— , �s Tq &V e V_( eil— s GJA -q,5 0 3 r. ,Jar I OM CHnTM=I-N0V43 MASMSSPEA .......... . . _ '__7777, 0 7T 4. 5. 6. 7. Date checklist prepared: Agency requesting checklist: City of Edmonds. Proposed timing or schedule (including phasing, if applicable): e0a ku t LS A e&XQVA (..c w I ko -r-L- A— --3 P I-j C' lct5 A.)-V-rg=uc--r i At elL (STAFF COMM Do you have any plans for future addition$, expansion, or further activity related to or connected with this proposal? N yes, explain. la N (STAFF COMMEN List any environmental information you know shout that has bein prepared, or will be prepared, directly related to this proposal. (STAFY COMM Pap 3 of24 CMMTMOCAI-NOV-93 MASM%SPEA z I-- 0; Lu Lw 0 LU z LLI Cn 0 z ol CMMTMWI.NOV43 uumwm Up La 0 V) a LI) U) LU -J 0 LU LL X z z LU LU 0- 0 �-J LIJ tul X L) F- F- 0 z Lu cn L) z e. Describe the purpose, type and approximate quantities of any filling or grading proposed. Ind . icate source of fill. 7 (STAFF COMMENTS) E Could erosion occur as a result of clearing, construction, or use? 9 so, generally describe. IIO-'Ste5L.G - KA.J-.-r %c- -A r- (STA" COMMNTS) ga About what percent of the site will be covered with impervious surfaces after project construction (for example, asphalt or buildings)i vr (STA"COMMNTS) h. Proposed measures to reduce or control erosion, or other impacts to the earth, if any: ip e- C- 0 z, 1�- 12'L-n� QIZ J5nA4AJj/)', JLI,,OA A.0 46 f.4T-,4-0 L�' t-M el "3 CO tic — (STAFF COMWNTs) 2. AM L What types of emissions to the air would result from the proposal (i.e., dust, automobile, odors, industrial wood smoke) during construction and when the project is completed? N any, generally describe and give approximate quantities if known. - &' AA,Q'Q(LIV - I .. — -.; k I CHnT.DWI-NOV-93 MA=ISPEA (STAFF COMMNTS) Par 5 Of24 �ffij 17" 7- E E VJF b. Are there any off -site sources of emissions or odor that may effect your proposal? If so, generally describe. --fax'Q r'-cr- (S f! 4-0'--T-j5 es. r A tir Mki Qa— —kkkL-t T, (STAFF COMNENTS) c. Proposed measures to reduce or control emissions or other impacts to the, if any: COM, D &dtf U)J=,.� 15tr�Lpj-aC 4" (STAFF COMMENTS) 3. WATER 8. Surface: U there any surface water body on or In the immediate vicinity of the site (including year-round and seasonal st reams, saltwater, lakes, ponds, wetla nds)? 9 yes, describe type and provide names. Ir appropriate, state what stream or river it flows into. "b (STAFF COMAIENTS) (2) Will the project require any work over, in, or adjacent to (within 200. feet) the described waters? 9 yes, please describe and attach available plans. �J S�5� fL,18A,54V 'R-4-Mi . (STAFF COMMNTS) (3) Estimate the amount of fill and dredge material that would be placed In or removed from surface water or wetlands and indicate the area of the site that would be aflected. Indicate the source of fill material. e- (STAFF COMVIENTS) POP 6 Of24 CMT.DM1-NOV-" MASIMSM Will,the proposal require surface water, withdrawals or diversiom?- rip Give general desc tion, purpose, and approximate quantities 9 known. KIQ (AJ 1-,I z 3: OC < Lu 10I LO (STLIMCO�]M) U) Uj; IIIX (n —0 W (S) Does the proposal He within a 100-year floodplain? so note location on the site plan. o LL < Z 0: UJ US; (STA" COT�MNTSS) Cr 0 I Does the proposal involve-iny discharges of Iiiastelmate rials to surface -waters? If so, I deser - ibe the LU LU� of waste and anticipated volume of discharge.:': 0 C- �+A z 0 z (ST, 4MCOr ---------- b. Ground: (1) Will ground water be withdrawnt ormill water be discharged to ground water? Give general description, purpose, and approximate quantities N known. 0 OU L 0/2— IL.C'/'jjA'/LIAG :3 (STA" COMWNTS)'. P&V70f24 CHKLTJMI.NOV.93 MASMWRA ............... z Uji Y) (1) Lui Lu M -j I.- ; C/) LL ..Ol z z D u 0 a LU LL 0 z Ef- lil q ;n ij V� .4. Plants a. C hak or eircle.types, of vegetation.,found on the site: z --V66 deciduous tree: alder, maple, aspen, other. evergreen tree: fir, cedar, pine, other uj� shrubs UJ _j Ot gram L) c3i LO Cn X LU V) U. crop or grain 7U o wetsoilplants: cattail, buttercup, bulrush, skunk cabbage, other-. water plants: water My, eelgrass, milfbil, othe U) other types of vegetation: Z I-- (STAff COMWNTS) 0 LU LUL 0 LU LU .1 x Ly 01 b. What kind and amount of vegetation will be removed or altered?, rO ft-- AI—E IQ C6 Q P, A cx;� ei!�-r a-.j, C. —('10 Q z (ST"FCOMMNM 0 C. List threatened or endangered species known to be on or near the site. (STA" COMMNM CHKLTMMI-NOV-93 FSP,9 Of24 UA=%"A Proposed landscaping, use of native plants, or other materials to preserve or enhance vegetation on the site, N any: V P: !� wg' &&X, I :awgr- tj 4 ZA 146 z g e V T:krA A.) a4f )j 6. —c-'r, cc M! -J U 0; V) (STAFF COMNMNTS) U) LU; (n U. 0 LU 5. Animals :31 < Check or circle any birds and animals which have been observed on ornear the site or are known to be on gc' or near the site: M0,3ge rm��IvZN U!, 1: �, . birds: hawk, heron, eagle, songbirds, other. z 1--� mammals: deer, bear, elk, beaver, other- z Uj LU; fish: bass, salmon, trout, herring, shellfish, other: M 0 (STAFF COMNMNTS) LU uA 3: LL 01 ZI W Lft; b.'.: List inty threatened or endangered species known to Won ot"neartie- site. Mot, orc.-Th 0 z (STAFF COMMNTS) C. Is the site part of a migration route? 9 so, explain. n (STA"COMMNM 4 �-'r PSV Ao Of24 CMTjX)OI-NOV-" MAMRWRA J 6. Energy and Natural Resources a. What kinds of energy (electric, natural gas, oil, wood stove, solar) will be,used to meet the completed projeces energy needs? Describe whether it will be used for beating, manufacturing, etc. Lk�C�r/2-t C- 0 (ST"F COMMNTS) Mould your project affect I- the potential, use of. solar energy by adjacent Oroperties? 9, so, 'generally describe. LL 0 z z LLJ 0 a LU U- 0 z i, �N (2) What types and levels of noise would be created by or associated with the project on a short -terra or a long-term basis (for example: traffic, constraction, operation, her)? Cate what h n noi ot Indi on se would come from the site. A C-0 A) ki F- L&Ji cc Mi LU f v -J O� LUj Cn UJ (STAFF COMMENTS) (n U. —0 UJ C2 -J U. < (3) Proposed easures to reduce or control noise impacts,, if any: Ada �-�C- rga2uz t,\JG NO) z LIS Lui 0 (STAFF COMUNTS) UA U1 Land and Shoreline Use z LU W; a. What is the current use of the site and adjacent properties? 0 ia-& PsAy- C-k PJQ z (STAFF COMMNTS) b. Has the site been used for agriculture? 9 so, describe. (STAFF COMMNTS) NP 13 of24 CMTMWI-MV-" MAOMWEA R. v'. I z z LU M u Ln 0 1 a Ei LU Lu ID z ui cn 0 z Ell m 3 CHKLTM=-NOV43 MASTERWRA Par 16 of24 CHUTMWI-NOV-0 MASMWEA (STAFF COM3ffNTS) C. Proposed measures to reduce or control aesthetic impacts, if any: f"j -5: PI(J6 (STAFF COMMENTS) 11. Light and Glare A. What type of light or glare will the proposal produce? What time of day would it mainly occur? aAfA"A—,Z, C6r Li -Ix"4 z I--; �- 0: z �_; LLI Uk 5 mi 0 0 ;7- 0 1 UJ Lul 0 z La Cn 0 z Pap 19 d24 CHKLT.DOL'\I-NOV-93 MAMRWU (1) LL w ol LL <i M; C), LL? Z �- 0 z LU Lur u 0 LU LU t7 0 z 3 r,-A z < LUI cc < rn a) UJ LU -J En L4.1 01 W 5' X z z LU LU: 0 0 LL) L Li 0 z N IV] f. How many vehicular trips per day would be generated by the completed project? N known, indicate when peak volumes would occur. Ito -ri-=' rzot'-r) 9. Proposed measures to reduce or control. transportation impacts, if any: (STAFF COMMENTS) 15. Public Services a. Would the project result in an increased need for public services (for* example: fire protection, police protection, health care, schools, other)? N so, generally describe. C� UCI�(-: &(Q 1AA,14Aa (STAFF COMMENTS) b. CHnTMWI-V0V-0- MASM%M Proposed measures to reduce or control direct impacts on public services, if any. U) LL w LL. W M z �; 0 uj LU LU Lu c uj 0 z C, U. DTICE: IF THE DOCL m iF 11i m CL i, - ------ --- OK 5WI 14, SEC 29. T. 27N. . R 4E. W. M. ---------- 0- A �R I N G LU 2 2 6 T H 3 T SW ..................... ............... RECEIVED MAR 1 1 1997 PERMIT COUNTEP "HIM U) LL LLJ 0 :3 LL. LLi z z uj LU 0 a UJ LU U- c uj Cf, 0 z IT, Date: May 8, 1997 4 UJ To:. Planning Division Ln tOL F.rom:, Gordy Hyde, Engineering Coordinator subject: CU--for Fairmont Homes, Inc. at 22617 - 76th Ave. W. (CU-97-005) z 1--! LU W� The traffic analysis has again been reviewed by the Engineering Division. The Engineering Division will reserve the right to make additional comments and 0 nj requirements on forthcoming submittals for this project. The Engineering OE Division still disagrees with the traffic analysis as submitted. I have a call placed LU W x to Burt Reanier and have put a hold on the project review until I receive his 0 response. I am still interested in how adequately the parking is for the Everett 21 location and would like a response from Planning as to whether the proposed 37 LU (ni U !E'i stalls will be adequate. R, z I Before SEPA is issued, it will be necessary for the applicant to submit a proposal for traffic mitigation. We will then need to agree, on the appropriateness of the proposal. of r .1, I'll I I-. P Z 0 a U Z E. Fk" BURTON REANIERPE,LS P.O. Box, 2187, Everet� WA. 9182031, 206 330 8208 4iil 21, RECRIVEL) APR e 1997 W John Bissell P'RM'T COUNTER Departm6nt of Plannin g Edmonds, WA RE: Edmonds Can Center Submitted herewith is the revised Landscape Plan per the information given to Bob Canaan. I have changed the plantings under the tree beds to groundcover, added plant sizes and spacings, an&a smpling of acceptable groundcover plants. Note 9 has been added to clarify the groundcover plantings. Thank you for your guidance and assistance in this matter. XBurto';;�. An�',M, LS LA. 0 T Z D U 0 a LU U- 0 z 0 A t IP47-e5— A 22 GWI 07 6 een ple*-befflei GGPA A 8 6 97 88 see Geast 4 Cu -97-16 H.E. Staff Report. �A 5 P-97-65 SEPA A 6 Setback Interp, Create interp based on ECDC and revok 'old Inte 6 rp St6Ve 1 j2j9j6' 6 A CU-97-15 ADB meeting A 7, Building Permits Toshis A 9 ADB meeting status Shorline Exemption/ ADB hearing B 1 Design Guldlines B 2 Ste Dvlp Hand out Finish Commercial Section (See TO DO eg- �1�466 C I P-96-118 Meeting with county/funds issue C 2 Eliminate Pending files See TO DO file 'PJ20/96 j ij Mike Linn Page'l LU LU; LL 0 LA. < :D; z z 0 LU LU z LU (j) u 0 z . . . . . . . . . . . ... ... . A EDmoNDs CARE ILITY: TRAFFIC REPORT - GF-NF-Rk-,,) 1. PROJECT DESCRIPTION. The proposed Project is to construct an 84-Bed Assisted Ed6rly Care Living facility on X.XX 'on Acres of land the East side of 76th Ave West. Additionally, a separate 20-bed Alzhemier Z Care facility will be constructed on the site. Please refer to the Vicinity Map and Site Plan submitted herewith. cc The project will include parking, reception area, management offices, on -site kitchen and laundry, -J 01 U service facilities, dining areas, as well as social and recreation features. V) fn Wi UJ On -site parking for 37 vehicles is provided in the project plan. En U. LU 0 The proposed uses and areas are: Total Area 78,274.sf LL Cn Area for Buildings 16,843 s,f C3 Area for Parking 22,150 sf Z Area in Landscaping and Pathways & 39,281 sf Open Space UJ LW Vehicular accesswdil be provided in the Western comer of the site. A pathway for resident recreation is U1 LU provided along a portion of the West, South, and East perimeters of the site. U- Z Lu (n, STATEMENT OF F 2. ONDITIONS. XSTWG C The site is presently vacant land. Z With regard to traffic, the site is located near the 76ffi Ame'W connection to SR 99, westerly of the existing K-Mart store. 3. IDENTIFICATION OF PLANNED INTERSECTION OR RIGHI�OF-WAY IMPROVEMENTS. The roadway network serving the project is shown on Exhibit A 0 The project traffic will utilize the following intersections along 76th Ave W , SR'99, 205th St NEand SR 5: 76th Ave W/ SR 99 Stop Only 76th Ave W 205th St NE Fully Signalized 0 205th St NE SR 99 Grade Separation 205th St NE/ SR 5 Full Interchange SR 99 228th St SW Signalized SR 99 220th St SW Signalized 0 . ..... 0, 4. PROJECT TRIP RATION FOR DAILY, AND PEAK PERIODS, The Applicant owns and operates a smaller facility in Everett, Wa, (Katherine Court - Lowell). Thi service format for the proposed Kirkland facility will be similar to Lowell and the new facility is expected to result in traffic patterns similar to Lowell. The Lowell facility is presently at capacity with 58 residents. We have examined the Lowell facility traffic and determined that the majority of the traffic derives from the staff and patient < service activities. The facility weekday traffic over a two- day period was counted and the Lui results were were averaged, and are tabulated as follows: UJ KATBERINE COURT - LOWELL _J 01 V) 0; UJ; AVERAGE OF 24-HOUR, WEEKDAY (2 DYS -APR 10, 11, 1996) en TIME IN OUT TOTAL COMMENT CO LL —0 W 6:00 am 14 0 14 All staff - AM Peak Traffic :3 7:00 2 7 9 Staff, Repairs, Food Delivery U. < 8:00, 0 6 6 Staff, Delivery, Patient Transport 9:00, 3, 41 .7 Bus. Visitors, Medical P/U, Repairs Z 10:00 5 3 8 Staff, P. Transport Delivery UJ LU 3 2 -5 Business Visitor, Repairs Cal 12:00 p in 11, 5 Staff, Visitor, Repairs C3 2 3 'Staff LU Lul 2:00 7 0, 7 Rgpairs, Staff, Patient Transport LL 3:00 3 6 9 Staff, Medical D/0, Visitor 4:00 0 1 1 Repair 0 z 5:00 2 2 4 Staff, Patient Transport 6:00 0 2 2 Visitor 7:00 2 1 Staff, Visitor 8:00 0 2 2 Visitor 9:00 2 2 Medical D/O 10:00 4 2 6 11:00 0 4 4 Staff 0 12:00 am 0 0 0 1:00 0 0 0 2:00 0 0 0 3:00 0 0 0 4:00 0 '0 0 5:00 2 0 2 Staff TOTALS 51 51 102 Based on the abm the weekdav ADT is detertnined to be 1 6� e V�s�tqafid,from the �vehiel hi facift. q, W Z W LU; 0 L LU Z LLJ 0) U!E Z H 0 NOTE: See Addendum Peak Hour Tmfflc occurs at 6:00 am - 14 trips. ------- ----------- ----------- — - r Notes: Lowell Vehicle Counts 1. Patient transport, medical pickup and dro�off, and deliveries do not. utilize parking spaces. 2. Staff notations include staff errands where staff members leave and the facility. return to April 23, 1997 Addendum: The Lowell facility has been in operation two years this month. Many lessons have been learned during that period, The facility was heavily overstaffed for most of that time, Beginning in February this year, a Staff Consultant has examined the Lowell facility operations and changes have been made in the staffing levels. The Staff level is now reduced 40% from the time the above traffic counts were made. The majority of the Lowell facility traffic were staff trips and this can be expected for the new Edmonds faciflity. We are projecting staff population based on the reduced Lowell facility staff levels. Based on the Lowell facility reduced staff� we have developed a projected staffing plan for the Edmonds Care Center facility and projected the patient related service activities for the planned patient population The following two tables contain the projected staff levels and the shift times they will be on site, and then the estimated trips �'hat will be generated from the staff and patient related activities EDMONDS CARE FACILITY CLASSIFICATION OF TRIP GENERATION SOURCES PatientPopulation: 104 Staff Pp�ulation Dging Shift Times CategM No. Persons 7a-3� .'3p 1 ly I In - 7a Administration 1 Reg. Nurse 2 2 Lic. Nurse 3 Certified Nurse 15 7 7 Assistant (CNA) Activity Counselor 2 2 dl� % Totals 28 19 8 PATIENT - RELATED ACTIVITIES: Staff Errands* 3 2 Patient Visitors 5V. of POP. 5 (Including Professional) Z < Patient Transport* 5% 5 Lui Business Deliveries* 1, Vehicles I x 2i Uj Business Visitors I Vehicles I _j LU; Other I Vehicles I LU _j Cn U. (8 Day -Shift staff will utilized Ride -Share or Public Transportation) —0 Ui Parkinp, Stalls Utilized 20 37 Provided) < ------------------- — ----- _j Indicates No Parking Stall Useage LL X Lill TRIP GENERATION by STAFF POPULAnON AND SHTT- EDMONDS FACILITY Z Uj uj� 2 �' Combined Inbound & Outbound Trins Du winaShift Times W C—ateplory No. Vehicles 7a - 3D 3p - 1112 1 Ip 7a 0 LWU LUI irz- Administration 1 2 LL 0! Z Reg. Nurse 2 4 CL; Cal Lie. Nurse 4 2 0 Z Certified Nurse 15 14 2 Assistant (CNA) Activity Counselor 2 4 Kitchen 3 6 Dining Room (CNA) T­­ Laundry Shower Aids (CNA) 0 Bldg Maintenance & 1 2 Grounds Maintenance Totals, Staff 38 1.6 2 In addition, the following trips are generated by support activities and,visitors: Staff Errands 6 A Patient Visitors 5% of Pop. 10 (Including Professional) 0 Patient I ranspd@ 10" 5% Business Deliveries I Vehicles.. 2 Business Visitors 'Vehicles'. 2 Other :1 Vehi I c es 2 Total Trips - All Sourc�es . ,70 20 2 Z Gra,ngd Number of All Vehicle EstimatprI A . nT s 9� L4 q L) 0; The traffic examination of the1owell facility established that the peak traffic dt,6:00 LUj LU Projecting trips for the higher ulati' theKirkland facility re I I � occurs an� POP on, su, ts in the' following projected _J V) U_ 6:00 am peak traffic: 01 U. M7 AMNA 6 -7am M.. Vehicle --------- lwi 3: Z I_; We draw the f�li owing conclus, ions for Edmonds from the Lowell datd- UJ Lw Is M; C3� 1. The'AM peak -hour vol oc th un curs m e 6:00 hour. Which is ahead of the localpeak hourtime of 7:30 am-, C3 The PM peak -hour traff-lo,'were it to, control, occurs at 3:00 pra hour which is 2 hours ahead i 1­ of the "g home" local 5: 0148 00 pm peak hour traffic. �L- 01 Z Ui (n want to emphasize that the Edmonds Care Center staff is projected at a lower level than the Lowell.." 0 facility. The Lowell data is portrayed only to show the methodology in that there is no catego ry in the Z ITE Trip Generation Idanual. We have examined the parking situation at the Lowell,', and other facili i Thi has resulted in -s a. patient bed to parking space relationship of I space per 3. patient bids. This yields a projected parking space need of 164 /3 34 parking spaces. 37 spaces are provided, 0 U- 0 uj U) u z E LA A EDMONDS CARE OMM: TRAFFIC REPORT - GENEK 'I. ,PROJECT DESCRIPTION. Theproposed project is to construct an 84-Ded Assisted Ederly Care Living facility on Xxx of land on the East side of 76th Ave West. Additionally, a'separate 20-bed Alzhemier Z 'Acres Care facility will be constructed on the site. U Please refer to the Vicinity Map and Site Plan submitted herewith. Ui The project will include parking, reception area, management offices, on -site kitchen and laundry q service facilities, dining areas, as well as social and recreation features. Lo UJf UJ X. On -site parking for 37 vehicles is provided in the project plan. -J I-- (n LI. The proposed uses and areas are: LU 01 Total Area 78,274, sf Area for Buildings 16,443 sf W* Area for Parking -22,150 sf Z Area in Landscaping and Pathways & 30,281 sf. Open Space Ui Ui 0: Vehicular access will be provided in the Western comer of the site. A pathway for resident recreation is LU provided along a portion of the West, South, and East perimeters of the site. LJ- 0 0 LU Uy 2. STATEMENT OF EMSTING CONDMONS. The site is presently vacantland. Z Wiffi regard to traffic, the site ocated new 76th Ave W connection to SR 99, westerly of is I ffieL the existing K-Mart store.. 3. IDENTIFICATTON OF PLANNED IISITERSECTION OR RIGHT-OF-WAY RvIPROVEMENTS. The roadway network serving the project is shown on Exhibit A The project traffic will utilize the following intersections along 76th Ave W, SR 99, 205th St NEand SR 5: 76th Ave W/ SR 99 stop Only 76th Ave W/ 205th St NE Fully Signalized 0 205th St NE / SR 99 Grade Separation 205th St NE/ SR 5 Full Interchange SR 99 228th St SW Signalized SR 99 220ffi St SW Signalized 0 The Applicant owns and operates a smaller facility in Everett, Wa, (Katherine Court - Lowell). The service format for the proposed Kirkland facility will be similar to Lowell and the new facility is expected to result in traffic patterns similar to Lowell. The Lowell facility is presently at capacity with 58 residents. We have examined the Lowell. z facility traffic and determined that the majority of the traffic derives from the staff and patient service activities. The facility weekday traffic over a two- day period was counted and the results were were averaged, and are tabulated as follows: cc 2i L4 U� KATRERINE Caw - LOWELL U) AVERAGE OF 24-HOUR, WEEKDAY (2 DYS - APR 10, Ill 1996) fn Uji WMI J TIME IN OUT TOTAL 0 6:00 am 14 0 14 Ali staff - AM Peak Tr�affle 7,:00 71 9 -Staff, Repairs, Food Delivery =0 U_ Cn 9 :00' 0 6 S tiff, Delivery, Patient Transport 9:00 3 4 '7 Bus. Visitors, Medical P[U, Repairs Z �-t O� 10:00 5. :3 8 Staff, P. Transport, Delivery Z LU Uj� 11:00 3 2 5 Business Visitor, Repairs FJ (ni 12:00pm 1 5 6' Staff, Visitor, Repairs .00 1 31, Staff LU 2:10or 7. .21 0 7, Repairs, Staff, Patient Transport U. 0 ZI 3:00,� 3 6 Staff, Medical D/0, Visitor 4:00 0 1 1 Repair Iz 5:00 2 2 A SulffPatient Transport 6:00 0, 2 2 Visitor 7:00 2 1 3 Staff, Visitor 8:00 0 2 2 Visitor 9:00 2 2 4 Staff, Medical DIO 10:00 4 2 6 Staff 11:00 0 4 4 Staff 12:00 am 0 0 '01 1:00 0 0 2:00 0 .0 0 3:00 0 0 0 4:00 0 0 5:00 2 0 2'_� Staff TOTALS 51 51 102 Based on the above, the wetkda yADTisdetermin6diobelO2%iehi�liid�Ls,,i6a�d�rom.�iet6�Wilil.. 0 ­i�777777' '"r, Z LEI cc LJ rl" -j - , (-) 0: U) U) LU; LU ..j co LLI 01 LU - i 141 E utnize PWKM spaces. 2. Staff notations include staff errands where staff members leave and return to the facility. April 23,1997 Addendum: Th e Lowell facility has been in operation two years this month. 1.&ny lessons have been learned during that period. The facility was heavily overstaffed for most of that time. Beginning in February this year, a Staff Consultant has examined the Lowell facility operations and changes have been made in the staffmg levels. The Staff level is now reduced 40% from the time the above traffic counts were made. 0 Totals 28 19 8 PATIENT - RELATED ACTI=S: Staff Errands* 3 2 Patient Visitors 5% of, Pop. 5 (Fncluding Professional) Z Patient Transport* 5% 5 Wi cc Business Deliveries* I Vehicles I LU rA. Business Visitors I Vehicles I 0; V) W Other I Vehicles I CD LU X -j (8 Day -Shift staff will utilized Ride -Share or Public Transportati6n) U) U. —0 Rgdd% Stalls Utilized 20 37 Provided) <— :31 Indicates No Parking Stall Useage U. C11 y STAFF TRIP GENERATION b OPULATION AND SHIFT- EDMONDS FACILITY Z LU W, Combined Inbound & Outbound TriM Durin�Shift Times U L Categ= No. Vehicles 7a - 3p 3p - I IR Ilp-7a C3 U4 t-Ul Administration 1 2, Z� Z! Reg. Nurse 2 4 LU W� U YC Lic. Nurse 3 4 2 0 Z Certified Nurse 15 14 2 Assistant (CNA) Activity Counselor 2 4 Kitchen 3 6 DinffigRoom Laundry 1 2 Shower Aids (CNA) Bldg Maintenance & 1 2 Grounds Maintenance Totals, Staff 38 16 2 In addition, the following trips are generated by support activities and vis itors. Staff Errands 4 Patient Visitors 5% of Pop. 10 (Including Professional) ................ 0 �7 Gra nd Number of All Vehicle Trips 92 EstimatedADT-'< ------- X 21 U L) 0! (n 01 , I I Re traffic examination of the Lowell facility established that the peak traffic occurs at 6:00 am. (n UJ :r: Projecting trips for the higher population, theKirkland facility results in the following projected (n IL 6:00 am peak traffic: U. (n AMPeak 6 -7am 19 Vehicle Trips < -------- — - — ----- LIP, Z We draw the following conclusions for Edmonds from the Lowell data:, LU LU 1. The AM peak -hour volume occurs in the 6:00 hour which is ahead Of the'localpeak hour, time of 7:30 am. OL 2. The PM peak -hour traffic, were it to control, occurs at 3:00 pin hour which is 2 hou rs ahead LU Uj of the "going home" local 5:00 pm peak hour traffic. Z LU C& L) I want to emphasize that the Edmonds Care Center staff is projected at a lower level than the Lowell, facility. The Lowell data is portrayed only to show the methodology in tha t there is no cat egory in the Z NE Trip Generation Manual. PARKNG We have examined the parking situation at the Lowell, and other facilities., Jhis has res I ulted in a: 7 patient bed to parking space relationship of I space pe . r 3 Patient beds.' This yields a projected parking space need of 104 3 34 parking �pac es. 37 spaces are provided. 0 Z X LU; 0, U) W (n LL 0 LU U_ U) z �_ 0. Z �- LU UJ 0-1 a i-- U1 6 U. .. z! LU (Jy z N ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN BOARD E3 COMP PLAN AMENDMENT WCONDITIONAL USE PERMIT Q HOME OCCUPATION 0 FORMAL SUBDIVISION 0 SHORT SUBDIVISION E3 LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT 13 PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT 13 OFFICIAL STREET MAP AMENDMENT STREET VACATION El REZONE L3 SHORELINE PERMIT E3 VARIANCE / REASONABLE USE EXCEPTION Q OTHER clk _C(4-2c, FILE #_C-tJL-Ci_1-6 —ZONE RN 1--f- DATE REC'DBY 9V FEE . -RECEIPT# 'tr HEARING DATE C91"HE 0 STAFF L3 PB Qd"ADB 0 CC ACTION TAKEN: APPEAL# IZAIISEAQtZT Womie,_e, Wa - Phone 2AP& 354, Z_+S.V zRal- juelli, O.V;3t W. - Property Address or Location 0 1 -76-rt+ fJ - PropertyOwner *74-114 —Phone- qoVo Address Agent —Phone 2a& 02-08 Address. _41�-31_ 12L-Acv_ i5wecsr L-a-trw, 6YeA_,eT-r.LdP_%_ 1712oa Twp. 2.:? Rng. 4- Tax Acc #_ �'q "L:7 0 4 5 e> Sec. Legal Description ?V- 1- 1% C- c- 15 1 TV cA Details of Projector Proposed Use-- C--v&J$T"c:r 0 C—A" 04_-APrCf_ A.J61W)� The undersigned applicant, and his/ her/ its heirs, and assigns, in consideration of the processing of the application agrees to release, indemnify, defend and hold the City of Edmonds harmless from any and all damages, including reasonable attorney's fees, arising from any action or infraction based in whole or in part upon false, misleading, inaccurate or incomplete information furnished by the applicant, his/ her/ its agents or , J_ employees. The undersigned applicant grants his/ her/ its permission for public officials and the staff of the City of Edmonds to enter the subject property for the purpose of inspection and posting attendant to this application. SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT/ OWNER/ a a