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EDMONDS_PLANNING COMMISSION
. August 22, 1979
The regular meeting of the Edmonds Planning Commission was called to order by Chairman
John McGibbon at 7:35 p.m, in the Council Chambers of the Edmonds Civic Center..
Chairman McGibbon welcomed those present, introduced the Staff, and explained the
procedure of the meeting.
PRESENT ABSENT STAFF PRESENT
John McGibbon Laura Hall Mary Lou Block, Asst. City Planner
Fred Ross John Hodgin Richard Pearson, Asst. City Planner
Floyd E. Smith Jim Adams, City Engineer
Keith LaBelle Jim Murphy, City Attorney
Valina-Walker Jackie Parrett, Deputy City Clerk
Bill Kasper, Ex officio
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
MiVED, SECONDEDmBYtCOMMISSIONERtROSS19TO APPROVEnTHESMINUTESdOF AUGUSTS8,N1979MITH
MOVED,
MOTION CARRIED.
CONTINUED AGENDA
Ms. Block reported that she had received a note this date from Leroy Middleton,
requesting the with of ST-9-79 (Han Park). He stated it would be resubmitted
at a future time.
SM-5-79 CITY OF EDMONDS - Shoreline Management Substantial Development Permit
app 1cation or the development of a permanent off-street parking lot at
the northwest corner of the intersection of Railroad Ave. and Dayton St. (CW).
This item had been heard on July 25, 1979 but it was denied with the
recommendation that alternatives be submitted. City Engineer Jim Adams
said a study was made to determine whether Railroad Ave. should be one-way.
His staff had met with some of the area residents and the developers of
commercial properties and a design concept was developed which he displayed
for the Commission, noting that there is ingress and egress on Dayton and
on Beach P1. from Railroad Ave. The public portion of the hearing was
opened. Dick Slye of 260 Beach P1. said it was the consensus of the
affected property owners that this would be an acceptable plan, and he
recommended it be adopted. The public portion of the hearing was then
closed. Commissioner Smith noted that the new plan lost only one parking
space and provided the two locations for ingress/egress which the Commission
had specified. COMMISSIONER SMITH MOVED, SECONED BY COMMISSIONER WALKER,
TO APPROVE SM-5-79 BECAUSE IT MET ALL THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE PARKING PLAN
AND WATERFRONT ZONING AND BECAUSE HE FELT IT WOULD BE A VERY ACCEPTABLE
PLAN. MOTION CARRIED.
AGENDA
PRD-2-79 H.H.M.. JOINT VENTURE "PINE RIDGE VILLA° - Review of 7-unit Planned
Residential Development at 20826 83rdAve. W. (RS-8)
Ms. Block showed slides of the site, noting that the topography is sloping
5%-25% to the northwest and there is a substantial amount of vegetation.
There is a drainage swale which will be culverted under the structures and
the pavement. Surrounding zoning is generally RS-8, with Pine Ridge Park
to the north. The project will consist of two duplexes and one triplex on
1 1/2 acres. Ms. Block said the Staff had worked with the applicants to
minimize the amount of cutting and grading, saving most of the trees and
providing satisfactory drainage and parking facilities. The applicants
proposed graveling instead of paving several parking bays in order to