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Agenda Item No. 3 <br /> DC: 7-27-83 <br /> S-83-9/PUD-83-2 <br /> Page Four <br /> Although the proposed roadway will not become part of the <br /> maintained public road system, it should be built to County <br /> standards for emergency access and the protection of the <br /> future residents . <br /> Adequate access to Smith Canal is provided by the existing <br /> city parks at either end of it . Further access through this <br /> subdivision is unnecessary. <br /> The Environmental Review Officer has prepared a Negative <br /> Declaration based on an Initial Study of the project. <br /> RECOMMENDATION AND FINDINGS <br /> Based on the following findings : <br /> A. The project is consistent with the General Plan : <br /> The project is residential and conforms to planned <br /> density. <br /> B. The project will not have a significant adverse effect <br /> on the environment : <br /> Sewer, water and drainage are proposed. Subject to <br /> the proposed conditions, access will be adequate. <br /> C. The additional housing which this project will provide <br /> outweighs the need for additional services and any <br /> adverse effects on fiscal and environmental resources : <br /> The project will provide twenty-four (24) additional <br /> residential units. <br /> D. The development will consititute a residential environment <br /> of sustained quality and stability, that it will be in <br /> harmony with the character of the surrounding neighborhood <br /> and will result in an intensity of land utilization no <br /> higher than, and standards of open spaces at least as, <br /> high as , permitted or specified otherwise for such develop- <br /> ment in this title. The residential density is to conform <br /> to that of the existing zoning districts. <br /> E. The development of a harmonious, integrated whole justifies <br /> exceptions , if such are required, to the normal requirements <br /> of this title. However, under no condition shall exceptions <br /> be permitted for uses or dwelling unit density from those of <br /> the existing zoning district and subject property. <br />