Roll Call
Approval of Minutes
Reports of members and committees
Public comments
Staff comments
2021 Comprehensive Plan Amendments
The 2021 annual comprehensive plan amendment package (docket) includes three items. On
October 19, the commission will be provided an opportunity for discussion and deliberations and
will be asked to consider action on the package after hearing from the public (note: the public
hearing on item 6A is closed).
A. Comprehensive Plan Land Use Designation Change and Rezone for 7500 Hardeson Rd
Property owner requested map amendments for a 1.32-acre site at 7500 Hardeson Road to
change the comprehensive plan land use map designation from Industrial to Commercial Mixed
Use, and the zoning designation from Light Industrial 2 to Business.
B. Smith Island Annexation Map Amendments (Public Hearing)
Amend comprehensive plan maps to remove Local Resource Lands designation from areas
waterward of Smith Island’s ordinary high-water mark; amend EMC 19.22.150 Map 22-1:
Maximum Building Heights Map to add the upland portion of the Smith Island West annexation
area with a proposed maximum height designation of seven stories.
C. Comprehensive Plan Parks and Capital Facilities Elements and Parks Impact Fees (Public
Hearing)
Proposed amendments to the parks and capital facilities elements. Amendments include revised
goals and policies for parks, recreation, and open space, a revised list of planned park capital
facilities, and a revised financing plan. As an implementation and financing measure, the city also
proposes to implement a park impact fee on residential and commercial development.
Amendments to setback provisions in EMC 19.06
On October 19, the commission will be provided a briefing on proposed code amendments related
to building setbacks in Chapter 19.06 EMC (Lots, Setbacks and Residential Densities). This is the first
of several proposed code amendments that staff will bring to the planning commission. The Rethink
Zoning project was a complete rewrite of the city’s development regulations adopted in November
2020. Since last year, staff has been reviewing, working with, and applying these updated
regulations to project applications, and has compiled a list of refinements that would clarify
ambiguous provisions or correct an unintended outcome of a new or modified code provision.
Staff Contact: Rebecca McCrary / ramccrary@everettwa.gov
The City of Everett does not discriminate on the basis of disability in the admission or access to, or
treatment in, its programs or activities. Requests for assistance or accommodations can be arranged by
contacting the Everett Planning Office at 425-257-8731 / KDavis@everettwa.gov
Approval of Minutes
Reports of members and committees
Public comments
Staff comments
2021 Comprehensive Plan Amendments
The 2021 annual comprehensive plan amendment package (docket) includes three items. On
October 19, the commission will be provided an opportunity for discussion and deliberations and
will be asked to consider action on the package after hearing from the public (note: the public
hearing on item 6A is closed).
A. Comprehensive Plan Land Use Designation Change and Rezone for 7500 Hardeson Rd
Property owner requested map amendments for a 1.32-acre site at 7500 Hardeson Road to
change the comprehensive plan land use map designation from Industrial to Commercial Mixed
Use, and the zoning designation from Light Industrial 2 to Business.
B. Smith Island Annexation Map Amendments (Public Hearing)
Amend comprehensive plan maps to remove Local Resource Lands designation from areas
waterward of Smith Island’s ordinary high-water mark; amend EMC 19.22.150 Map 22-1:
Maximum Building Heights Map to add the upland portion of the Smith Island West annexation
area with a proposed maximum height designation of seven stories.
C. Comprehensive Plan Parks and Capital Facilities Elements and Parks Impact Fees (Public
Hearing)
Proposed amendments to the parks and capital facilities elements. Amendments include revised
goals and policies for parks, recreation, and open space, a revised list of planned park capital
facilities, and a revised financing plan. As an implementation and financing measure, the city also
proposes to implement a park impact fee on residential and commercial development.
Amendments to setback provisions in EMC 19.06
On October 19, the commission will be provided a briefing on proposed code amendments related
to building setbacks in Chapter 19.06 EMC (Lots, Setbacks and Residential Densities). This is the first
of several proposed code amendments that staff will bring to the planning commission. The Rethink
Zoning project was a complete rewrite of the city’s development regulations adopted in November
2020. Since last year, staff has been reviewing, working with, and applying these updated
regulations to project applications, and has compiled a list of refinements that would clarify
ambiguous provisions or correct an unintended outcome of a new or modified code provision.
Staff Contact: Rebecca McCrary / ramccrary@everettwa.gov
The City of Everett does not discriminate on the basis of disability in the admission or access to, or
treatment in, its programs or activities. Requests for assistance or accommodations can be arranged by
contacting the Everett Planning Office at 425-257-8731 / KDavis@everettwa.gov
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