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ZE-199-78 ` . . ~ SPOKANE C;OtTNTY,,, PL~~.IN EPARTMENT. Zone Reclassification Checklist Applicank's Naru Addresa Telephone No _ Applicant's ~ , ~ l~l Gl~ L. 5803 W~A&AwIV C}R. 8" • aV) ZE- 7e INI IALS PRE-APPLICATION FEE, ($10.00), RECEIPT NUMBER -79 (date) APPLICATION APPOINTMENT I-,.2 6 - 75~ ~f.I•D d (date) (time) PART I ENGINEER' S SECTION MAP, ASSESSOR'S SECTION MAP. (Legal Description, 400 foot boundary outside ownership) ~ ZONE CHANGE APPLICATION, ZONING WORKSHEET. ENVIRONMEIVTAL CHECKLIST. PLOT PLANS (5 blackline) -(setbacks, road frontage, square footage, open space) . PLOT PLAN TO GRAPHICS ~ ,'g . ~y (date) PHOTOS (8 x 10 and description) SIGNS (4' x 4) APPLICATION FILING FEE (s) RECEIPT NUMBER 417, . (date) TITLE REPORT OF PROPERTY OWNERS PART zz NOTICE OF HEARING FORM (AGENDA) TYPES, ORIGINAL GIVEN APPLICAlVT (dar°) STAFF REVIEW OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST FINDINGS PREPARED (da te) POST SURROUNDING AREA (da te) AFFIDAVIT OF MAILING SIG NED (date) UTAIL AGENDA TO CONCERNED AGENCIES (date) ~ FINDINGS MAILED TO APPLICANT (date) . PART IIT- HEARING EXAMINER COM~/IITTEE'S ACTION: APPROVED DENIED CON'TINUED MINUTES MAILED TO APPLICANT (date) SEPA's NoLtgP of Ar.tj= T 20NE CHANGES POSTED ON ZONING MAPS Application No. Res. No. Re s . Date 3 From: To: Posted By: KW eEz- ts~ _F~Z A Date Posted: Acres: o4 ~C Sec. Two. 2-,5 Range EAST , (Wall Map) Building Codes Department Scale: 1" - 1000' , (Wall Map) Front Office Scale: 1" - 1000' ~ l(Wall Map) Middle Office Scale: 1" - 1000' '(Section Maps) Front Office Scale: 1" - 400' (File Map) Tracing #34 (Valley Zoning Map) Scale: 1" - 1000' . (File Map) Metro -*11 (Director's Office) Scale : 1' - 2 000' ~ (File Map) County - Front Office Scale: 1" - 1 mile ~ - (File Map) County (Map Room) Scale: 1" - 2 miles (Score Card) Middle Office SOUTH EAST (VVall Map) Building Codes Department Scale: 1" - 1000' .'vva'1 Map) Front _)fflcP Scale: 1- 1000' ('Ajll Map) Middle Jffice Scale: 1" - 1000' (Section Maps) 'Pront Office Scale: 1"- 400' (FilA Map) Tracina 434 (SoL'-h East Zoning Maps) Scale: - 1000" `_tFile Map) Metrc• ~'lf (Directors Office) Scale: 1" - 2000' (F.ie Map) Cour.t~.-Front Offfce Scale: 1" - 1 mile (File Map) Count% Nap Room) Scale: 1" - 2 miles (Score Cards) Middle Jffice ' ♦ , r , , _ r' f ~ ~ ~ ~ , t ► . , ' ~ . ~ : f • , ~ ~ 1 t ~ . , + . . ~ . . • ' t , - , . . . . . ~ ~1 ~ ' ' , , ' " ~Y! • - - _ { ~ ~ ~ . 4r I / . t . 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ANY ACTION T❑ SET ASIDEr ENJOlN, REVIE1+V OR OTHEFtWiS~ CHALL-ENGE SUCH ACTION ~N THE GROUNDS OF NON-COMPLIANCE W3TH THE PRO- VISIOMS OF CHAPTER 43.21C RC1N. (STATE EfV1lIRONMENTAL PC]LICY A►CT) SHALL BE COMMENCED QN ~ ~ 27 / 7'~ (30 days frQrrx date vf 2nd news- ~apet" ~.7LlblIGatIon) OR gE BARRE❑. THE ACTIC? hl T AKE N B Y THE 5 P OKANE COU NTY ~1~.~~1-~k~:+i Cr t~ V.l~~ ~ l~l r','►; 4~-~,' NOTICE OF 1NHICH 15 HEREBIf GIVEN, 1NAS AS FOLLO1NS: (1) A P P R OV ED ,4 CT I ON: ;:C,.& . c- ktic ~C.U~L_LcaL &_LbLalam fr ~ ~~m&_RCec~ (2) D E SCR I P T I ON: ~ ~~r t4f r2 ~ t`Abde-Z ~ _r ~ i~n t~r►~RC_ ~L~_ k ~.C'.~ (3) SLJCH ACTION PERTAINLD TO PR9PERTY CC]MMONLY KNOWN AS AND/OR DESCRiBEI) AS (street address per general Iocation); ~ (4) PERT1~ENT DOCUNIENTS MA1~ EXAMINED DURlNG NORMAL COllNTY SLJ5INESS HDURS AT THE SPOKANE COUNTY PLANIV iNG DEPARTMENT, N. 721 JEFFERSON STREET, SPQKAfVE, WA~SHIIVGTQN, 99260 F~HONE: (509) 456-2205 N 0 T I C E G I 1! E N B Y . j e.V_ _ F! LED BY: NAME: TITLE: K SI GNA T lJ RE Revised 4/17/79 I County File # °E- 19q -y6 Sec. iG R' g.. ,L4EW N~T' ship ;ZSN AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING STATE OF WASHIVGTON ) ) S.S. COUNTY OF SPOKEINE ) being first duly sworn on oath, deposes and says; That I am a citizea of the United States of America, and a resident resident of the State of Washington over the age of 18 years. That on the ~otb day of , 19 -L5 , I personally posted one (1) or more true and correct copies of the hereto attached and incorporated herein by reference NOTICE Or ACTI0N in a conspi- cuous manner on the property, or as direeted by the Planning Department, which is the subject of the ACTION, to wit, the following locations: ~ A u ~ ~E ~ ~,q u e w 1 . r 2-6x , /G Ac-J ~ 2. A~pp';wx, ~aci Lef Sn a4 e. G.-Ite ~it~~.ee. ~v C 3 , r So~n .~.r► L ° A, Ne kp J. tG J e 4. DATED this day of L-Iv;,1 e, , 19 Ll . SUBSCRIBED and SWQRl\T to befoze me this day of 19 ~ y . ,elic iri and £or ttie State of Notary P~ Washington, residing at Spokane Rev: 4/17/79 r ~ ;'tr ~-?~;~nr r~~....,spapor oi Spok~n~ Vulloy VALLEY HERALD o. eax 74027 • ~ ~ ~ ~ r ~ . ~ ♦ 10309 ~oka2314 , tlv ON L~iiv k 31yICA •xo.tcidY r~ „ ~~~,,,g 6 a° 9a~~'oN :~►~N► ,u""v ^ 6fi s puvcKod5 . a bmOt -rf.r QI.i14r~ g NC?l'~NIH51/M u~N~~Odd~ ~oa r~xea lzott x~ 'o 'a ~f A Q~K~~ S~}~s~N awoH a41 l~a{toA °~°d ~ AFF'1DAVIT OF PUBLICATION 6TATE OF WA8Ii1NGTON, M. . COt'N"IT OF BPOKANE, 12M...G.,.... YLAHQMET , beinQ firat duly swotn ► on oath depoees and sa,ys that he is the._ 1.`X'.QR (4 the BPOKANE VAI.LEY NERALD, u weekly newspaper. That said arwn- NTIce os AnIoN riaper iR a IeRul newspaPer and it i-; now• r_nd hae been for more than aix 1Mt SPOKAhE tou++r' nionthr, prior to the date of the publication hereinafter referred to. pubiiaherl ~ 'L/►MNIMO COMlrM11310M ~W&M to m* Drovts►ons af~ in the En~[lish languaRe continunllv ax a weakly newepaper ia Brakane County. ~ S w~ noj1v H~ r~{nr, ~Cashin~cton. and it is now• and durina al] of suid time waa printed in an oFfit•e com~~reo ow~*u+~ 1979• l,ke nMint,3ined ut the aforesaid place of public:►tion of said newspaper, whirh n.e ,awn est*axa Wa« ~Ad newspaper ha.e beea approved ee a leRal aewapaper by order of the Bu- ~ •ction ro sei esw., enic,n. rrvien'r ~,c•rior Court of the 6tate of Washi ,r of~,„,u c►,rnK+ve sya+ ~1~+ Q^ ngton in and for Bpokane Connty. Thst tha me qrpunm d non compl'snt! wlih OvIb10n601 Cn0pt !r4.7.21C RCW (~&tf ~ ) lAall DO v~rp~+~t,enqt POIlCY hcl cwnmenc.a on July 21, 19» or be annezed is a true oopy of • ~~~scllOtt NMm by ifN SpOKent Cpynfy Hasrinp ExaminK COmmIf1K. r10f{CR 01 WAitR Hl hRebY DivM, wrs a) toii~°M~oo,p„~ Ac,;a,; zo~,e cnec,oe- aa it WAA publishc~d in regular isaues (and not in supplement form), of wid ApriCUllurAl SuDUfDen to CamrtNrclN. S21 OescriDtkx+: Zane crianGf to K- cammodote res«ursnt and ott+t+' oewspapor once each week for s period of ..._t_W_Q eunsecutivp commercist vsee, to pro (3) 54ich man►r krownD s~ a~ndade~tri0d com as. E115i5 SornOuC Avenue. WEeke, earnmeneinR oa t6s.... ~~rh__..day of .liXlB , 19._7.g... ~ tat Ptttincnt d~encovn Y buf' examinW dw'K►4 n~m CountY „~s hours at rtmentsNe ~ne j.rf"son and aadinQ on the 27th day of ~.l~lll~ 19 St~ SPoken@ WA 9M1. Phona (l091 4% both dutes inclusive, and that sur.h newspaper R•sa re laslj diatriboted to ~~rio1+c* Giw^ ev: °i+'id g+kff its gubacribcars durinQ f said riod - ' Ffied BvDeDsai~a~lr. Ownar 5i~d a.70-~•27 - .F.s~.. kfibscri s t4 before me thie ....2.7t+bl day ot. . . , . .J' 1~ - otnn~ Publir in and for ttie State o! Washington. Residing at: 5pokane, WA 1 i AFFIDAVIT OF PUBL1CATlON 6TATE OF WABHiNGTON, ( , COC NTY OF 6POKANE, ~ S~1U---C..-•-~.A~iAY~C~..--......_.. , beinQ firet dnly aworn ~ MOTICE OF ACTION SY ~~~~~~y TNE fPOKAME COUNIY O[1 QS~1 liOpOa@8 Ai1d 8a_y8 ~lSf }1P 18 tEle i'iil.i.~L~R PIAMMIMOCOMMi3f1o1/ Punwnl to Me provlsions ot Cheplw nf the 8POKANE VALLEY HERALO, a weekly newspaper. That said eQwr- 4 aic Rcw. f10tlCi YS (tKfOY venmer raper iR a legal newspaper nnd it ia noa' mnd hae been for more than ei: fha Spoka►+e County Ncerinq tx,miner Committee diC on March M, 1410, Iake months prior to the date of t}ie publication hereinafter referrvd ta. publisherl n+e oc+iw+ a.svinea eelww in the EnQlish lanauage eontinuallc as a w•eekly newspaper in Bpokane County. a~yac~w~to se+.sida..[f+ .,;oin. ►rvi~ ~~'ashinKt,on, and it ia now and ciuring all of eaid time was prinied in An offire oroff~wif! dfallNp! u1 sCtiOn oh n+e qrounos as ron-wmWtonce wtrn rr~e niainGained at the aforesuid plac~e of publication of said uewspaper, which rt~ne~o ~a3.s~ac~ sr o! suid newspaper has been approved as a lega] newspaper by order of the Bu- ~m~ cw on Juiy 27. »n a o~ 1wrior Caurt of the btnte of WashingGon in and for Bpokane County. Z'hat the 1 he acttOn takon by tR• SppkAne County HeaNnq Examinw CommNfee, naifct o1 MfiIcT b I+weby Qiven, Was as lollovrs: annexed ie a true copy of s ..114t1C8•-O.f-•.ti4t..1.0II (1) Approvtd A[tbn: ZOn! CAenqc- Aptlcutture! SuDvrOon eo tommerctet. l21 Descrlpnan: 2one cner►pe fo at tommodate reslauraM and othe* -•commc.ctal ►nes_ ae it was nublitqhed in regular isaues (and not in supplement form), of said 5uch actia+ pe►teined ro property eomm~onty known as and-ar cfescrtbed i!: E11S1S Sprague Avtnur. (4) pertinem eocumenrs mev be newspaper once each week for a period of.. exAmlned dvrinq normal c0unty busi ness houn et tnt Spokano Countr Fnsnn►no a"osrrme,t, Ntis ienerson 19-'.~9--• 5t.. Spokone wA v►ZOt. F+none (3041 + se- weeke. commencinR on the.._2t1_...day of. 1=6 ~ 7274 Notice Given By- Davld Bakef Pllea BY! Dav►d Baker. Owna Siqnea: Dsv►a 8aklr and endinR on tha__.,27x.h........ d4y of......- 1iiL9 19-79-• 6M-6•27 both dutea inclnaive, antl t.hat au • newspaper wgs regularly distributed to it6 subscrlUers durin U 7id ~.l:'~ ~ . ~ m day 13ubscribed a ta betore me tlus-_ L.t ot.... uM ~ , - , / . y / 1~ : otrir.• Public fn end for thc State of ~asFiington, / Fleeddi.ng at: Spokane, V1 A . ` ~ ~ . - ~ AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION ~ ` 6TATE OF WABHINVTON, ! { I . GO h TY OF SPOB.ANE. . JOHN C. VLAHOVICH , beinQ first duiy aworn EDITOR - oa oath deposes and sa.ya tbat he ie the........................ of the 8POKANE VALLEY HERALO, u treek]}• newspapor. That said nww4- NOTICE OF ACTION 6Y pnper ie u legul nen-spaPer and it is now snd hae been for more thnn Riz TME Si'OKANE COUMYY months Prior to the date of the publicst.ion hereinaftsr referred to, publiahetl ~ /lANN1NG CONIM1SStON . ~Pursuant to tnc prov+siorts oi cne~+~ in the English language continuallv a.s a wec3kly newspaper in Sjsokaue County. u.a1c Rcw, ttOtiC! iS hertbY ~lzvecnmlr►r+aer t fhP Spcknne Ctrurtty HeariRp «~i1RI11IIgt0A. and it is noK and ilurinQ all of aaid time was printed in A[I offic•F ~ ~.rnt'ore ~o ~.a ~rc' 22. 1974. lake maintained atr the aforesaid place of publication of saic~ newspaper, wbich Any act;on to set as1Aa. enioin rrviww said aewspaper hus boen approred ae a leqai newapaper by order of the Su- or oinrrwise cneuenge sucn acrion on Perior Cuurt of the 6tate of Waabington in and for 8pokane Con.nty. Thst the the p►ovnds ol rwm complience wIM fhe rovisin~►solcheptrrA3.2K RG1Af t5tate nv.rmmentai I t} sh41f It* NOt1C@ of Action ~oeamsnt~.~o ~ r. h+~~~~ snneaed ie a true copy of a The ac ~an thc Spokene ~ ~ CUvnty N"rhf0 Exeminer Cdrt+mittlf, - notite ot wnith is herets•, q-vcf-, wns es fd lovvt - (1) Ap prOVld actbt►. ZOn~' ~harq!`- , Agr,cultura! Sutwrban to Commerclal. 8E it waa publiabed in reltular iseuea (and not in aupplei»ent form), of eeid i71 Descrifttbn. Zane ct+ar+0e ro•c- cpmrnpCalp rtltavldnl ar►d c,haf aDm nwciai vse4 newepaper once each week for a period of ,._tM0 ~~uti.P (31 Svcn auion p~t~ineo ro pro commonly hrown es and•or descri a4 E11515 Sprs9ue Avenue C) c41 Pe.rncnr dxu►.+ems msr De weeka, oommencing on the 1 th ..day of May ~ 197, examined tlurinp narr++el COUnty Ous1• nPSS hours at the SDO1:ane taunty Plan rI Deaartmenf. NBI1 JeHetion 5t.. sn~ane. WA99741 Phons so*i ase 22i4. '8Xh"' snd sndinR oa the ~3r-d ......dsy of. Mgy 1929_.._. NaTICE GIVEN B'V g~~/t ~•w~""' FiLeo er tk~ s~*+-~_' ~13ake ( both dutea inclusive, and that 4ucb new 4pnper was re%_,nularl3• distribut.•d to rna`t'sGNEO ~A~~~~ ite Knbnc~ril,ers durin~ a11 nf eai "period.-- s ~a-s-n ' ( . .i~~~~'~ i~Z~.'.Lc:~!~!~, 23rd FlnMscr an4 - w te befon me t,hie "y Ma . . 19. ~9 F m . . . ~ E . ~ State o Was6' aton, N r~y Yuhiir in and for the SPOKr;;;:_ rALLEY liERALD , Residing 8t: Spokane, A A (p-~~~; ii- cr,-:;, y 11 Vatlr'! :;Z~'XNE ort S \ 1~t~e p 0. d° 1401 N 997214 o~j 414.="0~ ,--y-- . D0Pt V 99~.. S J 100tice ot Action uw- 5,.1649 ~ Q. .a~,e: ~ Cla~e~`E~g: - 4 ~ . . ~ . The Hom* Newspoper ei spolrone valler SPOKANE YALLFY HERALD • P. o. eo: 14027 OPPORTUNITY, WASHING70N 99214 Daie May 23! 1979 :::;~r~mercial Uept L. 12706 r:aba in Atcount WiM: i,C thru "•ord::: -;.pprox. ol3/ C::arges: Raturn with tNMiMont• !o msvm propfr chdH. ~ C, @-)) ~j~~ ~ I ~ ' ~ • ~ ~ r ~ ~ R L ~ ' ~ a e.t . ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ t _Y • 1 ~ t~ ~ C~ ~ , . ~ 0 y,.~ rnn\\ ~ ~ re+ ~ ~ ~ ' ~y, ~.r~ +e ~ ~ / ~ i ~./✓n 1 ~ ~ ~ ~A w .~r N/T' !Y 79-~ 1 . . ~ 4n ~o.r ~ 57 ~i) Av - ~ - - - - uN X A ~ 0 ~ ~ . ~ ~ r ~ ' g 4 ~ IViSICJ ~3 ~ ~ ~ ~ ► ~ ~ ~ ~ t • e ~+~-l~H 3 Q Y i '4_kl _ v t " ` ~ ~ t t.,. ~ • , 9~ ' D) ~ ^v Q 4 • °"r' .'.u*~.~ !I I A I , t~ ~ . ~ " "..,,v : ~ ~ F . - - ' ~1~ ~ ~ R ~ ~ 4' to ~ , l ~ ~ • ~ 4 ~ ` 1~ . ~ ~ : ~ . w~3--~ ~ ' ~ • ~ ~ -,~1 ~ ~ ~ , a ~ • ~ . ~4~ ~ ` ' tr.t~~ , ~ ~ !~►y~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " ~ ~ . ~ ~ - ""`-f ~ ~ !~a ~ ~ ~ ' J~~- ~ ~•v~ ~ ~1 q _ . ...~.YX'".r~. a a`{c.w~""'£'r ~ . 7 ` - w..~,...- ~ " ' ^ _ . .ao~ ~~~-oi `l . , h~ «4 ' ~ .-...~O.r-~ ""~.~!-2 -M ' - , - . 1 r ~+r ~ k ~ 't' ' ~ ~ ~ - ~""ti ~I ~ •y~`~-• ~ ~ M ~1~~w-• J~y ` ~r~d R~aa~.~ ~ , r . + ~ • ~.'~Y q iL+i~~~~~ ~Y ~~p~~a~rrwr " `...•~'w • I ~ _ b+ ~ A ~ 4i ~S'4 ~ i ..-w~ ~!,-Y f,~ ' - ' 04•'..~ y ~ _ n ; . n ♦ _ , ~_-_~'~~1"k,.~.`" p,~ 3~.,.5j.. r~ ` 4~~~y ' ~ . .-r-,-ar-_ "'A...s.a+,~y;.~'.,- ~`'~~Si?~ ~'J ~~'r•~~~~ ~ `~~y, J'~~J ! . ♦ '.F`""'n ~ .t _..~.-.~x'_'i"'Y . eT F'.6.7 ~+~J~$ ~ ~ ' l` ~ ~y ' ~ ~ ~4'S , ~7 ~ G~, F `7" ~ )i . ~ ~ ` ~ R~i~l~y.~.ew+~ ~ n ~ Hy ~ V 1 I { _ ^ IL ~ ~ ~ ; ' ~ r ~ a l C~Y ~ cv ~ ~ < ~ ~ ~ 1 ` ~ ~ , ' ~ J ' ~ ~ fi a 1~~ ~ {,~i~• ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ J .y~ ~ ~ ~ `4 , o ~ - S 1 ~ ~ ~ t , . ~ ~ ' ~ , . _ , • t ~ ~ ~,,s' ~ ~ , ' ` ~ ' . y~ ` " * ~ ~ c > 8 ~ lPQ ~ ~ 4 Q h ~ ; ~ ~ , • : . , . , ° ~ ~ ; q , a ~ ~ #tyy E t WE 4 { ~ , b ~ • , • ~ „ • ' ~ a ~ A ~ ` ~ ~ 1~~~ , - _ p~-~'" , ~ e ` 1 ~ ~ ~ t .o ~ ~ ` j ~C,~ Y . + , 'u ~ ~ • r F ~ry'.' ~ t~" p,7+4, A t 16'j~ j+ ; + C.,. ~ ~ - ~ 'g ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ / 7• ~ I~~ ~ ~ , i ~ o. ` y ° ' _ ' j ; ' n 1 ~ r ' ~ ; J • , ~ A, r ~ , Y - _ ~ ~ ^ 1 • ' ~ 1. ~ ' ~ ♦ ~ . o-~. ' ° 0 Y~ ~ _ ~ ~ • ~ _ ~ r ! ~ « ~ .«~4 w... 4~ C r.. ~ ~ p ~ ~es~~ ~ ~ . p~te745 t r:~, ~e f H ~ • . r~' ~ ~ ~ ' o a y^1, 17* ~ ✓ - ~ r ~ 0 76 , - ~ ~ ` , ~~,.~g ~ ao , ~ ~ p • ~ ~ . ~ `J~' ~ ~ R ~ ' j " ~ ~ ~ 6. 1 ~ 1 ~ ~ ! ~ . _ . ~~.T z~ s~~•~ 1 ~ ~ . • ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~'~,~t ~ ~ ~ W ~ ~ t~ ~.~s,.N.,.,~.~- ♦ ~ M l ? 3~ .~.w ~ s 1.> ~ g~~y~, ~ ~ ~e ~ ~ ~ e; 1l' . . ~.7 •'t ~ r{'~" e_ , , ~`s.. , ; L ~ • ~r cile No. ZE-199-78 ~ a SPOKANE COUNTY HEARING EXAMINER COMMITTEE FINDINGS AND ORDER A. IIVTRODUCTION This matter having come before the Examiner Committee on March 22, 1979, and the members of the Committee present being Glenn Quigley, Chairman, Jane Myers, and John Culler and there being the following persons present wha wish to request approval of a Zone Change; John Sweitzer for a Zone Change, Agricu{tural Suburban to Commercial for the purpose of a restaurant, wholesale office - warehouse. B. FtNQINGS OF FACT 1. That the existing land use in the area is residential, motel, gas station and restaurant. 2. That the Comprehensive Plan designates this area as appropriate for commercial development or use under study. 3. That the existing zoning of the property described in the application is Agricultural Suburban. 4. That the provisions of RCW 43.21C (The State Environmental Policy Act) have been cbmpl ied with. 5. That the proper legal requirements for advertisement of the Agenda Ifiem have been fulfilled. 6. That this proposal is not in conflict with the provisions of adopted regula- tion or intent of adopted policies. 7. That the land in this area is suitable for the proposed use, or uses within the proposed Zone Classification. 1 `~:ile No. ZE-199-78 8. That the proposed use is compatible with existing uses in the area. 9. That the owners of adjacent lands expressed neither approval nor disapproval of the proposed use. 10. The Mearing Examiner Committee finds the proposed use to be in harmony with the general purpose and will not be otherwise detrimental to the public health, safety, and welfare. C. ORDER The Hearing Examiner Committee, pursuant to the aforementioned, finds that the application of Dick Taylor (Baker, Taylor, Schmautz) for a Zone Change, Agricultural Suburban to Commercial as described in the application should be approved, Special conditions or contingencies applied to motion: a. County Engineer's Office: The County Engineer's Office has requested the following be considered if the rezone is approved: NOTE: All required improvements shall be built to meet or exceed , minimum County construction standards. 1. No requirements at this time. b. Spokane County Health District: The applicant shal{ comply with rules and regulations of the Health District in providing for adequate sewage disposal. All necessary Health District permits shall be obtained prior to building permit issuance. Approval of sewage disposal facilities by the Spokane County Health District. 2 ~ile No. ZE-199-78 c. County Fire Marshal's Office: Fire District #1 Installation of fire hydrants to be in accordance with the requirements of the Spokane County Fire Marshall. Access and circulation plans for emergency vehicles to be approved prior to building permit issuance. d. Water Purveyor: MODERN ELECTRIC WATER COMPANY We are able to supply this proposal with adequate water. e. Compliance with all requests stated under Reviewing Agency Comments a bove . f. The applicant shall develop subject property generally in accordance within the concept presented to the Hearing Examiner Committee. Niinor variations when approved by the Zoning Administrator will be permitted, including, but not limited to the following changes: Building location, building materials, landscape plans, and general allowable uses of the permitted zone. All variations must conform to regulations set forth in the Spokane County Zoning Ordinance. The original intent of the development plans shall be maintained. g. A landscape plan showing specific detail and accompanied by a performance bond shall be approved by the County Zoning Administrator prior to building permit issuance. h. That the provisions of SEPA's Notice of Action pursuant to 43.21c.080 RCW and the Board of County Commissioner's Resolution #77-1392 be accomplished by the applicant within thirty (30) days of formal action by the Board, as instructed by the Planning Department staff. 3 File No. ZE-199-78 i. I nterior driveways and parking areas shail be paved. j. Direct light from any exterior area lighting fixture shall not extend over the property boundary. k. No building permits shall be issued until all water quality and waste water discharge permits are obtained. 1. That the Hearing Examiner Committee after hearing all testimony and a review of the staff analysis adopts the proposed declaration of non- significance and directs the chairman of the committee to sign the final declaration of non-significance. Motion by: Mrs. Myers Seconded by: Mr. Culler Vote: Unanimous HE ING EXA R CPMITTEE i ~ hairman ~ . ATTEST: FRED L. DAYHARSH Planning Director By: 4 STAFF ANALYSIS March 15, 1979 ZE -19 9- 7 8, AGRI CULTURAL SUBURBAN TO COIrIlMERC I AL TAYLOR I. FINDINGS OF FACT a. Zone Classification 1. North: Agricultural Suburban, established, 1956 2. West: Agricultural Suburban, established, 1956 3. South: Commercial, established, 1965 4. East: Multiple Family Suburban, established, 1955 b. Land Use 1. Site: Vacant motel 2. North: Single family residence 3. West: Gas station 4. South: Restaurant 5. East: Single family residence c. Development Plan Property area: 11,700 sq. ft. Proposed building area: 4,214 sq. ft./36% coverage Parking area (Spaces): Required - 9 Actual - 9 d. ReRioaal Comprehensive Plan - 1968 The Plan Map has designated this area appropriate for commercial development or use under study . e. Compliance with SEPA: The Planning Department staff has circulated a proposed declaration of non-significance and received no comments from Agencies of Expertise, therefore, a recommendation that a final declaration of non-significance be issued. H. REVIEWING AGENCY COMMENTS: a. County Engineer's Office: _ The County Engineer's Office has requested the following be considered if the rezone is approved: NOTE: All required improvements shall be built to meet or exceed minimwn County construction standards. 1. No requirements at this time. (continued) STAFF ANALYSIS March 15, 1979 ZE-199-78, AGRICUZTUR.AI, SUBURBAN TO COMMERCIAL TAYLOR b. ~pokane County Health District: The applicant shall comply with rules and regulations of the Health District in providing for adequate sewage disposal. All necessary Health District permits shall be obtained prior to building permit issuance. Approval of sewage disposal facilities by the Spokane County Health District. c. County Fire Marshal's Office: - Fire District #1 Installation of fire hydrants to be in accordance with the requirements of the Spokane County Fire Marshal . Access and circulation plans for emergency vehicles to be approved prior to building permit issuance. d. Water Purveyor: MODERN ELECTRIC WATER COMPANY We are able to supply this proposal with adequate water. III. CONDITIONS If the Zoning Hearing Examiner Committee approves this request, the following conditions should be considered: a. Compliance with all requests stated under ReviewinR Apency Comments above. b. The applicant shall develop subject property generally in accordance within the concept presented to the Hearing Examiner Comtnittee. Minor variations when approved by the Zoning Administrator will be permitted, including, but not limited to the following changes: Building location, building materials, landscape plans, and general allowable uses of the permitted zone. All variations must conform to regulations set forth in the Spokane County Zoning Ordinance. The original intent of the development plans shall be maintained. c. A landscape plan showing specific detail and accompanied by a performance bond shall be approved by the County Zoning Administrator prior to building permit issuance. d. That the provisions of SEPA's Notice of Action pursuant to 43.21c.080 RCW and the Board of County Commissioaer's Resolution #77-1392 be accomplished by the applicant within thirty (30) days of formal action by the Board, as instructed by the Planning Department staff. (continued) l s STAFF ANALYSIS March 15, 1979 ZE-199-78, AGRICULTURAL SUBUR.BAN TO COMMERCIAL TAYLOR e. Interior driveways and parking areas shall be paved. f. Direct light from any exterior area lighting fixture shall not extend over the property boundary. g. No building permits shall be issued until all water quality and waste water discharge permits are obtained. . . . AGENDA, MARCH 15, 1979 TELEPHONE NO.: 45 6-2205 SPOKANE COUNTY ZONING HEARING EXAMINER COMti1ITTEE Time : Thursday, March 15, 19 79 , 1: 3 0 P, M. Place: Broadway Centre Building, Second Floor North 721 Jefferson Street, Spokane ZONE RECUSSIFICATION ~ 9. ZE-199-78. Aacicultural Suburban to Commercial a. Location: Section 16 , Township 25 N. Range 44 , E. W, M, The North 100 feet of the following described Tract: Beginning 50 feet North and 150 feet East of SWC; thence East 117 feet; thence North 239.34 feet; thence West 117-feet; thence to POB. Part of . Block 153, Opportunity, b, Vicinity Loca tion: Approxima tely 150 f ee t north of Sprague Avenue, and 150 feet east of Bowdish. (Frontage on Sprague Avenue is already zoned Commercial, ) c. Applicant: Dick Taylor (Baker, Taylor, Schmautz) Ea s t 5803 Woodlawn Drive Spokane, WA 99206 d, S ite S ize: 15 , 000 square feet e. Exi s ting Zoning : Agricul tural S uburban , e s t. F ebruary 21, 1956 f. Proposed Zoning: Commercial g. Application of Zoning Provision: Chapter 4. 21 , Section 4. 21 . 040 h, Proposed Use of Property: Restaurant, wholesale office - warehouse. i. 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IREM y♦~~'..., . . .t~11 ~ _ 1~ YN . . ~ , r . • ' r ' 1 ' r" , f • 1~~~~~ ` ~ ` i►i~~" ~ ~ • \ ! , \ PLANNING DEPARTMENT ~ • BROADWAY CENTRE BUILDING N.?21 JE15T MSON STRFaET pxorE 456-2205 SPOKANE, WASf11NGTON 00260 SPONANE COUntr CGURT nOUSC MEMORANDUM C D tr C~ A~ CR+~, D<L . Gb ~ SN S C . TO NC"fl r* n 1s T, ~b, aG~~ EN V1iZC N MC /VT ~j L, ►-1~~} LT M ATTA) ; R M wS S TE2U A! ` ATt N; T o M J U S r (G ~ MOaERN 6C.ECTRac uuATEfL UpS r FROM: Spokane County Planning Department North 721 Jefferson Spokane, WA. 99260 (509) 456-2274 Attention : J;~ ,(ZRt+ l.t r T REFEREyCE: Lead Agency Destination, Threshold Determination, Staff Review, Environmental Checklist, map; all or same of which are attached. Pursuant to WAC 197-10-203 (3), the Spokane County Planning Department, a division of Spokane County, has determined that the County, as an ACTING AGENCY, is the LEAD AGENCY for the following project: . dA s• y~ This determination was made in accordance with WAC 197-10-220. Information on file concerning this proposed action indicates your agency to be an AGENCY WITN JURISOICTION (WAC 197-10-040 (4) ) or an AGENCY WITH EXPERTISE (WAC 197-10-040 (3) Accordingly, if you wish to exercise your option to review and comment as pro- vided in WAC 197-10-340 (5), a proposed Declaration of yonsignificance was i ssued on lq'] q . Pl ease respond, i f appropriate, at your earliest o ortunit ut pp y, no later than the public hearing scheduled for ~ f'zt,.H I . The subject proposal or action (IS, IARM) LOCATED WITHIN THE SPOkA(dE VALLEY SOLE SOURCE AQUIFER OR ANOTHER AREA OF oOTENTIAL IMPACT TO THE AQUIFER. Please advise us as soon as ossibie as to whether you `eel an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS~ or a Ground Water Impact ival- uation (GWIE), pursuant to the Enviranmental Protection Agency's Sole Source Designation or regulations pertaining to this designation, should be prepared. 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ZE-199-78 TAY~LOR ma~ - and hydra s be lelaed in the ~ ' to ` i staAl 1 of thew.above; ne ' area. , Acces,~ p~l ans r f'refii~ghti q i pmen~ arc~~und vth~ bui 1 ding shall be~approved p'or building pe t~ssuance. t e . ~ M I 00 IC Lt. of Inspectors ° y • _ , , - t , ~ ~ PRE VENT FIRES sAvE LrvEs 1 ~ t l~~ • -i Ac;ENGY KESPuNSE F'UItM AA1'L _ O Q~- - - - - - Tu : ~ ~ I ✓ ~ , ~ r ~.l / Ce~ ~'/G' y 7 - - , ~ ~ - - _ ~ - . r K uM : N ume _ r P r" /,-a ~ e: , / ~ i ~ 1 L c 1 - U--5--- C-- ----1-t--~ E: r v j S n r" ~r~~. . i0 ,~".~v • r- Abcticy 0 - c- ~ ~ SUliJ E1:'1' : I.eaJ Abincy : O/`S/ C7 c,t iI / Y r ` , ANi,t ~L,111c - • - t' r u ~ ~ t : _ _ c" ~ .E~ ~ ~-irs~ S~ 7f . /O C~-'C~ ~7/J J 'yy1 • 1 ttAVE KEV 1EWEu '1'tiE AN1) : Env.Ck. l.ita, k'rup.-N'inal-Uec. ut SLgniE. or Non Signif, UE1S - h'Ll5 WA'1'EK l1UAL 1'1'Y A. Itevlc:w h'ur Appruval lteyuired 1. Sc:pLlc taiik W/17,500 C.P.D. or SO or wuce servlces Meclisntcal tiytitem ur laguon W/3500 C.P.D. ur lU uc mure yervlLIL.Z.. Cunimer4ia1 vr indudtrlal faclllty. 4. NYUt--S k'cruilt requtred S. 5tdtc E'crml[ reyulred !i. L. I.:~. I'► updi.kC. iuit Ke I uc::.teci C. l;.W. l. 1't cjjArdC 10i1 1teyuesCetl t:het•kl lbt keque5tvc1 E. W~itur Quallty SIanJaidS Modificatiun keyulrecl '-Ap{,l icaiiC 'l'u lie Notik leJ F _ _Y _ No (:t,ininc: nt 04449- 11. l1r.Ca1lc:J l:ou,iuCiAl's AILacIic:J A! KQUAI.I'I'Y ( 1 i► C-umit ltb ut Jhir lttllcllun) ~ A. .--•---NuL1ct.• o1 1:mi:,tt'ttt:ll(m keyulred C ~ B. litic iiii►g I'uiml l K44u t rct) , ke l:. -^I)UL.i t 1ed (;0ii1u1Cut5 Al ta t.l►ucl P~qNpp~q 19y9 SuLE SO,uKCL (Lt~A Dc:.Idtkat iuu) ~N A. ^l'ru ).:t: L W t lliI ii Atiu l t uc (Itc:c!►vrbe 'Lutte) ~~pqRl rY ~FNr E1'A ttev i uw Al,l►rars Netvnosary C. t' i'u Ic:. L W t l 1► I it 5 l r caiii t 1 ow 'Lotie l' Itl:l'AltEl) eP - ~ AFFIDAVTT OF MAILING STATE OF WASHINGTON ) ) ss. CO UNTY OF SPOKANE ) I JOHN T. SWEITZER , being first duly sworn on oath, deposes and says : That I am a citizen of The United States of America and a resident of the State of Washington over the age of 18 years. ~ That on the 5 th day of Mar ch , 19 79 I personally deposited in the United States mail at Terminal Annex E. 703 Trent Ave., Spokane, WA with sufficient postage prepaid, a true and correct copy of the NOTICE OF HEARING, a copy of which is attached hereto and incorporated herefn by reference, to the recorded real property , owners and/or taxpayers, as shown on the Spokane County Treasurer's records 1979 as of the 6th day of February ,4)9-~ who have been found to own property within a four hundred (400) foot periphery of the applicant's controlled property. The notices were addressed to those individuals and sent to those addresses as indicated on the attachment attached hereto and incorpo:ated herein by reference. e-~- DATED this 7 y day of 19•7cl. 7~, SUBSCRIBED and SWORIV to before me this day of , 19 s Notary Public in and"~for the Sta of Washington, residing at Spokane. ANP .1"1VAT1ON NO , - FILE # 2E -149 •78 /!o•; T' 4/y 1~4 nn~~ ' .•~~.-..~i~ .33 7HRESHOLO DETERMINATION , . a i.~..~C ...I• _'~1 ~O{r{t qR00S ~ ♦ ~ OECLARATI01~ OF (proposea/final . ~ l 6 J1~~' I ~ C t! signtficance/nansianificdnce) 1. DesCription of Proposal : o IZ~C I..ASS1 Fi r- o97'i c)iV ~ CAhIld &.rQ ~ jtS'T' i#V R AiQ-r 1,c1~,,,yocE-S &Lje ' " tv~qR~ilov~t C~ 2. Proponent:~ 'rMLb(/Z 3. Contact Person: H6) Q w p7IT 2°hone: Q~ (i '13 a o 4. County Action (s) Requested: Zone Change: ?reliminary ?lat Approval: Final Plat approval; Change of Condition Other: 5. ..acation or ?roQasat: Sft"#UC QA l.l.EY A)o V:H SIA~C Or 5P219G_Q&- a Ipp R2F BOSd).1>ysrf 5. Cead Agercy: SPOKANE CaUNTY, WASH(NG7GN 7~~s ooosai has been determined tc ~ 0 have a sianificant adverse imoact on the environment. ,~n cI5 is IV 0^r~ reyuired under RCW 43.21C.030 (-21 ;c) This decision was .rade ar"t2r revje+r by the County ef a com- aEeted environir-ental checklist and other information cftffle wi*h the lead agency. 7 Pesponsible Official: Prcposed Qeclarattan: Finai 4eclaratl n: ,vame~" Narr~e ~ I ~ _ f e Siqnatttrec~-t.~~ ~ 6 " ~ Sianatur Titie D~, C.r ~ Ti C1a s e.t t.. Gt;>+-a. DeparLnent-?6ALION I ~ Department 3ate raz Oate 8. For Declarations of Significance Only: Oate of Expec*_ed Oraft EIS A%ailability (determined bv Responsibie Official) Oate of Issuar.ce TO SE COMPLEtED 8Y RESPOfVSIBI.£ OFFiC:AL a. 3rief aeSCription and ltsting of tnose envirormental irtroacts leading to such declaratson: h. 8rief exQlanatlon or wnat measures, f any, couid te *_aken oy the aG¢liCant to arevent or mitiqace zne enviro►smenLal impact of the orooosal ro such an extent :hat t'he resoonsiole orficiai could consider a revisza preoosai wzth aooss,bte resuiting declaration er" nonsianificnnce: r- FORM A APPLICATION FOR ZONE RECIASSIFICATION SPOKANE COUNTY Date: December 6, 1978 Application No: ZE-199-7R Name of Applicant: Dick Taylor (Baker, Taylor, Schnqutz) Street Address of Applicant: East 5803 Woodlawn Drive City: Spokane State: WA Telephone No. 83B -2511 Existing Zoning Classification: Agricultural Suburban Date Existing Zone Classification Established: 2/21/56 Existing U se of Property: LnrPrxia M-otel Proposed Zone Classification: Commercial Proposed Use of Property: Restaurant_ cahnl sa1P office-warehousP Legal Description of Property: The North 100 feet of the following described Tract: BeQinninQ SO feE?t Nnrth and 150 EaGt of SWC: thence East 117 feet: hhPnr.P Nnrth 239.34 feet; thence West 117 feet; thence to POB, Part of- Block 153, Opportunitv in Section 16, Township 25 N., Ranqe 44, E. W. M. Section: 16 Townshipc 25 N. Range: 44, E, W, M. Source of Legal: Title Company Assessors Parcel Number: (See Tax Statement) Ptn of 16544-0511 ~ Property Size: 15,000 sq, ft. . Total amount of adjoining land controlled by this owner or sponsor: 16,263 sq. ft. Street address of the Property: East 11515 Sprague Avenue Who Holds Title to the Property: Paul Klinke If you do not r.old title to the property affected by this application, what is your interest 1 /A Furnish a letter from a Title Ir.surance Company, showing tne property owners oi record, their address, within 400 feet of the exterior boundaries of subiect property. , -1- ~ ~ Application for Zone Reclassiiication (Continued) ALL OF THE FOLLQWING QUESTIONS MUST BE ANS'WERED: 1. What are the changed conditions, of the site and the area, which you feel make this proposal warranted? A portion of the site is presently beinQ used for cormnercial use (non-conforming), in conjunction with the existing motel on the property to the south. 'Ibis proposal is consistert with previous zone reclassifi- cations i n the i-+re:i. 2. What effect will the proposed zone reclassification have on the adjacent propertiPs ? A positive economic in-pact. 3. Can a reasonable returr. from a reasonable use of the property in question be s ecured under the existing zone clas sification ?(If no, why No • T'he existing zone classiCication will not a11_aw for a reasonable return frcol a reasonable use of the property in question in the future clue to the encrc7achment of conmerc i al uses. I. the undersigned, swear under the penalty of perjury that the above responses are madc truthfully and to the best of my knowledge, in accordance with the requirements of the Spokane County Planning Depart:nent and the laws of rhe State of Washington. (Signed) (Date) ~ - - ~ BAKER TAYL R HM TZ ZONE CHANGE ZE-199-78 ZONING WORKSHEET ~ IPILAND PACIFIC ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION EAST 12720 NORA 0 SE'OKANE WASHINGTON 99216 . , FORM G ZONING WORKSHEET ZE 199~8 Applicatton # ihis document wlll provlde the Planning Department Staff wtth written verificatton that: 1. The site's leqal description has been reviewed by the Engtneerinq and Plannlnq Departments who agree that the legal description ts acceptable o 2. That the proposed deveiopment can meet the requirements of the County Health Distrlct, the County Enqtneer's, the County Utilitles Department, County Flre Marshal and Water Purveyor. 3, That adequate provistons for the proposed development can be provided for. residential, commercial, industrtal and mtning uses o I An appllcant is required to ,Dresent a copy of the proposed DEVELOPMENT PLAN with thls worksheet to each of the llsted agencies for their review and determination as to whether the proposal can meet minimum State, County artd Health District requirementse (Note: Applicant should contact indicated aqenciss fn sequence listed below.) PART I- To be completed bv County Enqineer A prelimtnary consultatton meeting has been held with the Spokane County Enqineer's Office and the proposed developmsnt has been reviswed. 1. State DOT Revlew required: yes ~ no, 2. ~ Access to be llmtted to: . 3. "L1&&-- Access permlt is required, 'J 4. ~Dedlcation for right-of-way is requlred. ~ feet on Rd, Street, " Ave nue , ) 5 0 A ralnage Plan is required, on- s ite _ off- s Ite 6. liy Paving permit ts required. ( feet on Road.) 7. ZI Curb ls required, ( alonq Road, Street, Ave. ) 8, ~Sidewaik ls requlred. (along Road, Street, Avenue.) 91 Radlus ( foot) ts requ ired .(on and Rd, Str., Ave nue ) 10. Slope easement is requ[red alonq . 11. F~' Appllcant must be willing to partlctpate in future L.I,D./R.I,D. 12. Legal description !s acceptable as revtewed. 'arcel Noa Comments: ~ - Sig Daate , _ ~ Zoning Worksheet (Continued) PART II - To be completed by Spokane County Utilitles Department A preliminary consultation meeting has been held with the Spokane County Utiltttes Department and the proposed development plans have been reviewedo I, The proposed development Wls not located ln a publlc sewer setvice area operated and maintalned by Spokane County, 2, A storm-dra Lnage planNYls not required for the proposal. Comments: .r G B . ' L .S ned Date PART III - To be completed bv Water Purvevor _ Pau`XAL 15 ~ 5 v A o Water Supply K~31 oT'q L P 101. ~ 17 1. The proposed development is located within the di strict boundarie s . 2. Satlsfacto<agreemen arrangement has/ias not been made to serve this proposalo . 3. W are are not able to supply this development with adequate potable watero 4, _ _ fire-f tvw o See, P i 2e D I s T s-- S o Water Purveyor is publtc, private community, private, other: nteYV lie e4PKAt-'~7v ' 6. Water system is is not under State Utilities jurisdictiono 7. Indlcate size of maln for hook up: tnches, 30' ~¢o rt s. ~,u B8 8. Distance to matn: 'fee • 5S ~ D a B. To be comp].eted bv Applicant I` Individual water supply will be developed with/without fire grotection capabilittes. - ~ - ~ . • . ' Z oning Worksheet (Continued) PA RT N- To be completed b y F!re Mars ha 1 1. Proposal ls located in Fire Di strict # 2, Access and circulation tor emergency vehicles ts requiredo 3. Ftre flow is/is not adequate for proposed development anqpl is not requlred, 40 ~ Matn(s) need to be installedo 5. Hydrant(s) need to be installed. 6, --4~ Water Supply Clstern shall be tnstalled (of gallons) 7. Nearest fire hydrant ls'40- G feet e~5~- 8. Driving dlstance to nearest fire statlon ? ~ . Comments: 247 ed Date PART V- To be completed bv Health District A preliminary consultation meeting has been held with the Health Distrlct and the proposed development plans have been revtewed. 1. The proposed provision of sewaqe treatment and disposal appears to be feaslble and 3estrable at thls tlme by the followtng means: septlc tank; lagoon; treatment plant; other, Other methods co ns idered were: , 2. Air quality is , s not 4/~concern with thls proposal. 3. Ground water 4ualitY Is s not a->c~oncern wtth thls proposal, ~ 4. Noise t s not __'_~concern with this proposal o ~ 5. Light L~"l not concern wlth t is proposal. 6. Proposal is subject to revtew and approval of final plans a ~ c C omm e nt s: ~ ~ ~ 79 Signed ` ~t~ - 3 - - 1 AKER TAYL R HM TZ ZONE CHANGE ZE-19S-78 ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST 4 ~ INLAPDD PA►CIFiC ENGINEERINC AND COtdSTRlJCTION CORPORATIOM EAST 12720 NORA 0 SPOKAiVE OIVASHINGTON 99216 ~ FILE # L" - ~,:F-00 . . ~ , y-M,s 1' ,'t , y i t~~t'• S ' ~ ~'`i/' 4i ► ~ 1 w ~l,~'~~ ` 11 r.~ • i ~ ~ \ i 1' : ( ' t •i. . Y STAFF REVIEW C?F ENVIRONMENTAL CHF.CJKi,TST ~ _H ♦ li • . 4., t . 1 . t rr . SPOWANE GOUr+TY COUQT MOUSC I. In accordance with the Spokane County Environmental Grdfnance and 'VV.AC 197-10, an Environmental Cizecklist has been subrnitted by the applicant or his agent. This checklist and any additional pertf ent data has subsequently been reviewed by the ~ ~ . The following data briefly describes the proposal: A, Action (s) Requested: .,t Zone Change; Preliminary Plat Approval: Final Plat Approval; C'riange of Condirion O ther: B. Descrfption of Proposal: Zo&,,,• ~ Is a.. r) Q...... j...., e v- c-~ a( ~ r do 12 e s+ u. D ' - W k%=. C. Location of Proposal: II. Review of Checklis t: ' A. Slight adverse impacts are not2d under the following questions: (1) Earth (8) Land Use (15) Energy (2) ~ Air (9) Natural (16) Utilities Resources (3) k Water (10) Risk of (t7) Human Upset Health (4) Flora (11) Population (18) Aeschstics (5) Fauila (12) Housing (19) Rec. (6) Ivoise (13) ~ Trans,i (20) Arch.,/ Circ. Hist. (7) iight & (I4) Public (21) Other Clare Services ~ - B. Potentially significant adverse impacts are raoted under the following questions: , C. Discussion of imnacts ident-ified above: III , Corzclusions cr.d Recommendat ions : Ba sed on this s taff review of the environmentai chec'<!i st,thz s taif : A. XConcludes t;:at cherE are na potenczally si-qnificanr a~ver.-)e im~~~~c'-s' and :acommends!~ a proposed d,eClarj3tion ol nonslgn:fic,-,-,n--- . B. 'Conclsdus l-hat there are no cotentiallv signi-ficant adverse impac.ts and, because oi t:le nature of the propcsa:l, reccmmends; i.ssues a fin.:.31 daclaration of nUr_signiiicance. C. Concitide5 rhar ^o~erci3~ly sicni~ica~.t adVerSL i:npaccs a~~ exis: ar:d recOrlmnnds/i,;sues a .2Lldrati0n oi si,7r.i.=i:ance, IV. 511-aff inemra- ri, s 1 revi Etir -1 r,g chec,:< i i y t ,.a.. . . w _ ~ • • ~ ^ ~ 1 . ; iA . P :t~ , . ►~'~i 7' ~r~I~ ~ ~ Q D tJ++wl ~UVA/I0~ ro. ►I ENVIRONMENTAL CIi1:C'KLIST Introduction: The State Envlronm.,ntal Pollcy Art of 1()71 ,('h,ipccr 43,21C;, IlC':%', requires all state and local governmental ~1ryCnC1es cr ron,ider environm--nol v,iluc,, both tor thelr own actions and whcn liccnsing prtv,ito propos,%ls . T'►c 11ct also rec,ul(es thet an F.nvironmental Impnct Statcmr.nt be preparcd for .)ll mr%)ur ac:tionq signl(t~antly (atid "adversely", as pet WAC 197-10) affectinq thc qtmlity of the envlroiimPnt. 7'hs- purposc of this checkllsc ts to hclp the egenric-i lnvolvcd (letcrmine whethcr or not i proposal ls such a major action. Plcasc answcr the following questtons as cornploWly a;; you can :•iith ttle lnformr1tlon presently available to you. Please answer quc stic:ns as "yes" or "rniyf,c" lf, in your oplnion, even only slight impaccs will result. 'fhe reviewers of the chpct;ltst will be eware of and concorn thcroselves with the dc(iret- o( impnrt, eskinq you fur rnarc t>>form•3- tlon, if necessary. Whrrc explanattons of your answors are requfrc►d, or whPrc., you belteve en exNlan:itton wuuld bc 1iclpfu1 to c7ovoi7imcnt clrc•lslon-makcr-, iricludc your explanacion in the srace provided, or use addittone! LA( jes, if necPgsary. You shoulci inclu(ie reterences to any reports or studtes of which yoti are aware nnd which are relevent to the answors you provtcia, Completc ~in~,wcr , to those quescions now will help nll agencfes lnvulved «•ith your proposel tc) umrlcrtake the required environmental revtew without unncccssary c1olay. Tho following quE-scioiis apply to your total propo,ol, iiot just to the ltcensc for whleh you .+re curren[ly epplytng or the proposnl for which iiprroval is sought. Your jnsviers should include the lmpacts which will be caused by your pronosal when it is completed, even though compleeion may nac occur unttl soinntime in the tuture. This wtll allow a11 ot the agcnctes whlch will be liivnlve(l to complete tholo enviconment:►l review now, without duplicating paperwork in the future , No application shall be processed until the check,ltst Ii,is been completr-ci and retunir(i to the approprit+te Cuunty dcpgrtment, Stato l.iw requtr,%s explAnatians for every "!cs" and "maybe" nnswPr on the ch-oickltst. The person t•ompli-tinc) tho form may be reyulred to provtdc explanattons for "no" answers, and in som~ cases, more detailed fnformation to r+id tn a chceshold determinatlon. NOTE; This is a standard torm beir,g used by a11 st.ice anc1 lociil 8yenctes in the St.ite of Washtngton for various tyPos of prapos,ils , Wny of the que9tton9 may not apply to your proposcil. If a question does not rpply, just answer tt "no" and conttnue on to the ncx[ question. ENVIRONMI:NTAL CMECK[.1ST F'ORM [ . BACKGROUND 1. Name of Proponent: Dick Taylor (Baker, Taylor, Schmautz) 2. Acidrnss end f'hono Numbcr ot f'roponenc: E. 5803 WOOdlawn Drive Spokane, Washington 3, l>>tc Chrcl.)lst Submltteci: 4. Ayeiit•y Requlring Ghecklist: Soal•ano C;Ountvr Wa t S. Namv! of Proposil, if Applic,%blc: Zone Reclassification ZE-199-78 4 . . -1- r-~ :~•w~~~3':!~i~~~ . re ' (If SPACE l,OR I:XP'i.ANl►r_ (S I-Nf1DO~UATC ITACli ,TIC)NAG PAGES.) , , . 6. Nacure ancl Brief Descriptiqn oi~,h4FP+~~~oR.~1.(1iTC`Iuc.iitiq but, not limitcd to its stze, ° .'qcnr.ral deatqn eletnant4, otid q~Mer (.-*fitors thac~%yilt glvc an aCC,Ufate U11drf- standlng uf Its sc:ope an(l neturq): t ` • The proposed zone-recla$si-fica•tion wi].1 bring the existing . non-conforming use (motel) up to required zoning standards and will allow for a future restaurant and officer warehouse facility. 7. Location of Proposal (describc tlie physical setcing of the proposol, as well as the eatent of the lanci area itfectecl by any e►ivlronmental lmpaets, inclucitng .iny other informstton ne-ecicJ to givc an ac.curnlc unclerstanc11nc1 of the environment~il sct[inq oi the pi'onos(il): ' Spokane Valley; north side bf Sprague; approximately 200 feet east of Bowdish. 8. Estlmated Dace [or Completion of the Proposal: No plan 9. List of all Pcrmits, I.tcenses or Goveniment Approvals Reqtitrcd for the Propossl (tederal, state an(l loca] - incluLiitlg ro.zones): Zone reclassification; building permits; septic tank permit. 10a. Do you,or the owner tn che evont you do not nwn the subject lanci, have any plans !or luturc addltlons, expanstoii, or (urther actlvity rclatnd to or con- nected wlth thls Nroposal? If yes, explaln: No lOb. po you own or have opttons on lanci nvarfiy or adjaccnt to thts proposal's locatlon? If yes, explaln: No !1. Lb you know of any plans by others lncludtng tho owner which may affect the propnrty cavk~rud hy your pcuposal or Itind adjaccnt or nearby? II yes, oxplaln: No 12. 11ttat-h any oclic-r applicatlon toim that has l,t:cn completed regaRitnq the proposil; , ►I none h:is been completed, but ls axpectrd to bc filed at some future date, dcscribe the nattirc of such applicJtinn forni• N/A H. E:NVIRONMI:NTAL IMf'AC;fS (E:xplan,i (ions cif all "y-,5" inci "mayLe" answcrs ara rcqutrPd) Yes ',t,)ybc No 1, Earth , Wtll tlle p10J►UsAl resull tn: (3) Unst.lblr (,,tirtfi concltttons or changcs in qeologic structwe:, ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X (b) D1sruptions, dISpIJCCmetltS, cornpnctlon ur overcoverlnq of the sull ? . X _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Y . ~ • _ f ' ) (IF SPACE FOR EXPLJINATlON IS INnDCQUl1TE, Pl..EASE A1'1'AC:{1,AI)DITIONA1. A/1GES,) Yes Mtiyba No (c) Ch:,ncjo in tapogrophy or n<<xiii(l !mri ►r re-llcf teailircr.' X ~ (d) The dastructlon, covcttng or mo(11(!r ltlon of any u>>lpuc geologlc or physic~l te~~tures ? , , . , , , , , , , , X (e) Any lncroase in wincl or.w.itor er~--,lon of sotls, either ' on ac ofi thc site? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X (o Changes in doposttion or erosion of bcac:h sencis, ar , changes in slltation, deposltion or erosion which mry modify the channel of a rivcr or strcam or the. bed of the ocean oc ony bay, inlet or lake ? x Explanation: See attached T Y.ea Maxhc ND 2. Air. Will the proposal result in: (o) Atr emissions or deterioration of ambtent a!r qu.ility? X _ ' x (b) The credtion of obJectlonable odors ? . . . , , , , (c) Alteratlon of eir movement, moiscure or tempcratiire, or any change in climato, elther loc.-illy or ceqtonally? E lan,ition: - - . See attached. 3. Water, wlll,the, proposal result tn: Yes Maybe No , - . (a) Change in current3, Or the course or direction of watec movemencs, in efthec marine or fresh watcrs? x ~ (b) Changes in absorption rates, dralnage patterns, or the rate and amount of surface wdttr runoff .,X (c) Alterations to thQ cuurse or flow ot ilood waters? X (d) Change in the amount af surface watcr 1n any weter bod y ? . . . . . . . . . . . . " . . . . . . . . - x (e) D!sch.jrge into 8ucfaeo waters, or in any alteratlon ot surface water Qualtty, includtng but not limlted _ to tcmFvrature, dtssolved oxyqen or turbldtty? X (f) Alteration of the dlrection or rete oi flow of qround X waters? (9) Chanq4 in the quantlty of qround waters, either through ciirect acidttions or wtthdrewel•, or throuqh lnterception X ~ ot an aqutfer by cuts or excevatfons ? . . . . . . . . • (h) Detertoratton tn qround water qudlity, either thrnuqh direct injectlon, or throuqh the 9eepeqe of leechate, pha;patcs, detergents, waterborne viru9 or bacteria, X or othec substances lnto the Qround waters? . . . . , . (i) Red-actton !n the amount of water othervvise avellable for public wstcr supplieg? . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _X Ex lana t ion; ' See -attached. 1 ^ ' . ~ ~ w 'd 1 . . . • f. ♦ • ` ~ ' \ 1 '(Ir SNACE E'Ul'2 L'`011-11N/►'!'IUN !S INADFQUATIt PLEASE ATTAC;II AU!)(T[UNAL E'AGCS,) Yes Kt tvbP No 4, f'for.s, Wlll the woposal result in: ~ (a) Ch.~rigc in tl►u Jivcrslty of sprctes, or ntiinhc-rs of iny spec1e,. _4 ilnra (Inclu.ltnq tri-cs, siirubs, gr,iss, X - cr~~pf-., mic•roflora and aquetlc pMnts)? . . . . . . . . (b) Rcciu-ttc,n of thc numhers of -iny u-itclue, r•irc or , encl~-virrecl s~~ccles of flora? . . . . . . . . . . . . X - (c) [ncrocluct ion of new specles o( tlora tnto an .iiea, ar !n a barricr to !he normal replenishmGnt o[ exlsttny spt•cics? x (d) Reductlon in acreage of any eqcicultural crop x Expt.ination: See attached. ' - ~ - - Ycs Mirlvbc N.) S. 1'auna , Wtll thr proNosal result in: (a) Changes ln the dtversity of species, or numbers of any spectes of fauna (blr(is, land .inimals incltuilnq ' reptiles, fish and shellflsh, benthic organisms, lnsccts or nilcrofauna) ? , , . . , , , , , , , , , , X. (b) RociLi-;l0n of the numbers of any un1quA, race, or endangcreci spectes of tauna? , , , , , , , , , , , x- (c) Incroclucttoei of new spectes of fJkuna lnto an are3, or rPSUIt lli a barrier to thc itiigratloit or movement of (aUna? , x (kl) Di!te;lor.itlon of existing Itsh or wtlcilife I»bitat? X_ Exulan ,i►►on: N /A Yes Maybe Ag 6. Nolse. W111 thP pcoposal increase existing nolsc levela?. X ~ Cxplanatlon: qe-P qUar-be Ycs Maybo No 7, ftoht incl Glaic. Will the proposal prt-duco new light or qlare? X ~ See attached. Yes Maybe No 8. La »d Use. %N'tll the praposdl result in the nltcretton of the piesent or planned la»d use of an acea X ~ 1:.p1amicion; See attached. , _ 4 'T ' . ~r► ^ (tF SPACE FOR EXP ATION IS tN/1DEQUATE, i'1 EASF ATTACI1 nllr)tTiONnt. 1'f,C~f:S.} 5'r.s MI-tvac N0 9, N,3tural Resources. Wtll the proposcil ,r,;jdt fn. (n) Increasc ln thc racc of usc of riny »wtui.fl rcSaurc•es X_ • source? . . . . (b) ' Dcpletton of any nonrenewable n~~tur~,) re x Cx}-tlanation: See attached. YP s M ay~he I\~ 10, B,isk of l=~, Does the proposal lnvolve I rtsk of an e;cplosion or the releasc of hazacdous substanr.es (includlny, but not limlted to, oil, pesticldes, chemicals, or radtatton) x in the event of an accident or upset cori-dittons?. Explanacion: N /A Yes MayUe No 11. ?opulacion. '%'.'i!1 the propos,'il alter thc IoCMfon, distrlbutlori, cjoilsity, or growth ratc ot t1IC lium.31"I . . . . population an area? . . . . . . . . . . . . x - Cxplanatton: See attached. ~ , 12, flousinq. Will tfie proposal affcct r.xisting housing, or create a demand !or adciitionc-il hourinq"? . , . . . . . . . X t:xplanacion: See attached. ' Ycs At nybc nto 13. Tr,-Ansport,iti()n/C:ir cu).itiOil, \v i11 thr, propasz%1 result in: . . . . . (a) GesiPr,icion of addt[ionai vchtrul; r movem-nt ? X (fl) Eifects on existiztg parking facilttirs, or c3cm.inci for n e w par 1.1 ng? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . x (c) Impacc upott extsting [rcinsportatloti qysti°ms? . , x - . . . (d) Altci'attons [o prescnt pzictcrns ot Ct►culJtlOr1 Or movcmcnc of pcople anci/or goods? , . . . x . . . . . (c) Altec,)tions to \%,►c(,rbocne, rail or air hwt(ir ? . . , . , . x - (t) Incrc.)se in ci.iifir, hazarri5 to n►ntor vohir 1(-5, X blcyrltsts or pcdoscit,zns? . . . , , . . . . . . . . rxc~lan,lttor,: See attached. -S- . • ' _ ~ (IF SPI1Cl: COR I:X('l.AN. _.()N [5 iNADDAUATC, !'1l;M)I: A'fThCil i%DUtTI0rJnt, PnGES.) Yas M.►yh, r-ic, 14. l'ul)l ic: S01 vl c•O S . Wt l l tlia propos.tl have an e( fo( t upJn, or ccsult in ,i ttii i~ew ri tillciod cinvc~rnmcnt.fl s(-ivfces t+1 aitiy of tlie tollowincj aroas'' (a) t'trc Nrowcoon ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X - (h) Yol ic.c pc otcc:tlon? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . x (c) SGhoo1 s . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ X (cl) Pirks or othcr rccreaUonal fecilitics? . . . . . . . , (c) MaiiitcncincL, o( public tacilltics, lncluclinr roads? _ X (f) Othor qovt~rnmen[al scrvtces? . . . , , , . . . . , X Exnlanation: See attached. 1'cs May1)-~ n+o l S. Encrgy. , W 111 tlia proposeil result in: (a) Use of substantic-il amounts of fuel oc energy? x^ (b) Demand upon existing sources oi energy, or rcyultc • the developmenc of new sources of tnergy? X ~ Explanation: See attached. Yes Maybe No 16, i,ltilicics . W111 che proposal result tn a need for nto-w systems, or alterattotis to the tollowing utilitics: (a) Power or natural gas? . . . . . . . . . . . . . , X ^ (b) CiO111I11UlllCat1on $YSt@m$ ? • • • • • • . • • • • • • X (c) Water? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X - (d) Sewer or septtc tanks ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . x (e) Storm watcr dralndqe 1 . . . . . . . . . . , . . . X _ (f) Solid waste and disposal? X _ Explanacion: See attached. Yes Maybe No 17. Human Heatth. Will the proposal restilt in the creation of any hGalth hszani or notenttal hcalth 1~nnnd (c.•xclu(iing ~ X mental hcalth) ? , , , . , . . , , . . . . . . . . . . ExplAn-acion; NIA _ 6 ` r - • - , . • . (IC :,'('ACL' FOFt Q(f'L11NATlON ZS INnDt:VUnTC, F l:ASf: ATTACFi AnDITIONAL P11G17c Ycs Maybc No 18. Aostlirltcs, Will thc; p1'opo<<lI fl`aUlI in t1lt• ctil,,.tnircton o( any sco»ic visca or vtcbw open to ihc p Oflt( ,or w(Il thr, F,rc,- 1)0:;11 rosult in tlic crcatian o( ~in Ac,;ll-c(l(: i11y o((rri;Ive, sitc open to pLtbltc view? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X ExpI,inacion. N/A Yes Kiybe No 19. Rccreatiorl. Will thc proposal result in an tmpact upon thf, quallty or quantity of existin9 recreati.an,~l opportunities ?X Ex~.)l~~natlc~n; N/A Ycs N1,~)~)e Nv , 20, l1r~h~~~loc11~,~1/Ili~t~,it~•~~I, \NM thc op,_,-,•i) .flccratlon ot %-I stgniflcant ,irchoulot)tc:. i ri hlstorlr,,il s1tc, structuic, ob)vct or builcfln9? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X Exp1,,nacion: N/A I11. S[GNIITURE I, the uncierslgneci, swear under the penalty of perjury that the above responses 3re made trvthfully and to thc bLtst of my knowledgr. I also underscanc1 that, should there be any K•lllful miscepresent3tion oc willful lack o f(ull dlsclosurc on my part, Spokane Cottnty may wtthciraw any dc,claratton of nonslgniflcancc that tt might is6ue ln rellanco upon thls checl:ltst. Da te: ~ i ('mpc~,wnt: (Pleasc i'rf»t or '1'ypt-) Dick Taylor (Baker, Taylor, Schmautz) Proponenc: E. 5803 Woodlawn Drive, Spokane, Washington A.lciress: 838-2511 Pliune: John T. Sweitzer Pe-rson complcttng ivrm: 922-1300 t'►►oi,c:: Ucicc: Dzpc. or Otfice ot C:ounty Reviewing Checkltst: ~ (is h , ~A6& a.Y+)M►.r•~ Staff Momber(s) Revtewing Checkltst: ?,aft kA.&.4 IflJll ~ - - 7 s ADDENDUM Environmental Checklist Dick Taylor (Baker, Taylor, Schmautz) TIIE ZONE RECLASSIFICATION WILL BRING THE EXISTING NON-CONFORMING USE (MOTEL) UP TO REOUIRED ZONING STANDARDS, WILL REQUIRE NO IMPROVEMEr1TS, AND WILL NOT GENERATE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AS A RESULT OF THE rIAJOR ACTION. II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS EXPLANATIONS (Explanations to all "yes" and "maybe" answers as required) 1. F,ARTH (b) Disruptions, displacements, compaction or overcovering of the soil? The long range plans for the site (office- warehouse) will require excavation, compaction of soil to construct parking and drivecaay areas, utilities, building foundations and landscaping. (c) Change in topography or ground surface relief features? The long range plans for the site (office- warehouse) will require the construction of buildings, parking and driveway areas, and landscaping will result in minimal changes in surface relief features. The overall topo- graphic character of the site will not be significantly altered. (e) Any increase in wind or water erosion of soils, either on or of f the si te? The long range plans for the site (office- warehouse) will disturb, remove, expose soil and increase the possibi.].ity of wind and water erosion. Phasing of project will be used to mitigate wind and water erosion. The finished project will be heavily landscaped and will, therefore, be less susceptible to caind or water erosion. . 2, AIR (a) Air emissions or deterioration of ambient air quality? The long range plans for the site (office - warehouse) caill introduce people, automobiles, heating units resulting in a modification of air quality. (b) The creation of objectionable odors? The long range plans for the site (office - warehouse) will increase automobile emissions on-si.te which may be considered obnoxious. 3. jaATER (b) Changes in 3b5orption rates, drainage patterns, or the rate and amount of surface water runoff? The long range plans for the site (office- warehouse) caill require construction of parking and driveways thus altering some of the local drainage patterns; however, major drainage patterns and basins will not be significantly altered. Impervious surfaces in the form of paved parking and driveway, sidewalks and roofs will cover a majority of the site. Construction of a drycaell system will handle the drainage. - ~ . . ADDENDUM Environmental Checklist Dick Taylor (Baker, Taylor, Schmautz) Page Two H. ENVIRONN:ENTAL IMPACTS EXPLANATIONS 3. WATER (continued) (f) Alteration of the direction or rate of flow of ground waters? The long range plans for the site (office- caarehouse) will require minimal changes in the surface relief features, which in turn may alter the direction or rate of flow of ground water with the construction of parking and driveway areas, sidewalks and buildings. Construction ot a drywell system will handle the drainage. _ (g) Change in the quantity of ground waters, either through direct additions or withdrawals, or through interception of an aquifer or with- drawals by cuts or excavations? The long range plans for the site (office- warehouse) caill require minimal amounts of water for cooking facilities within a proposed restaurant, for required restrooms, for land- scape irrig,ation, and for required fire flow. The proposal's water needs caill be serviced by the aquifer and provided by a water purveyor. The project will require minimal amounts of water and poses no threat to existing supplies. (h) Deterioration in ground water quality, either through direct injection, or through the seepage of leachate, phosphates, detergents, waterborne virus or bacteria, or other substances into the ground waters? The long range plans for the site (office- warehouse) taill result in the construction of impervious surfaces over the soil which will disrupt and alter existing surface water runoff and absorption characteristics. Surface water runoff from the site will be disposed of in a system of drywells and catch basins with no pro- vi.sions made for the treatment of this water. Storm water runoff can be expected to contain minor amounts of ground-caater contaminants including suspended solids, petroleum-based hydrocarbons, dissolved inorganic salts, among others. The majority of the contaminants are subject to substantial removal as the water percolates through the soil column above the ground water. The site is located over the aquifer where the transmissivity and flow of the aquifer is the greatest. While it is not anticipated that the proposed project will have any effect on the geology or the hydrology of the aquifer, the existing conditions will have a bearing on the potential for water quality degradation from project related effluents. ADDENDUM Environmental Checklist Di.ck Taylor (Baker, Taylor, Schmautz) Page Three II. ENVIRONMF.NTAL Ir'[PACTS EXPLANATIONS 3. WATER (continued) (h) (continued) The long range plans for the site will result in the disposal of waste water effluent to a subsurface drainfield located above the aquifer. The project will generate waste caater, a portion of which would be available for percolation to the ground water. Because of the potential threat to ground water quality through the use of an on-site sewage disposal system, the project sponsors will be working closely caith the Spokane County Health District to provide for installation of a system which will meet those requirements of the project without posing a problem to ground water resources. The County Health District officials have indicated that a septic tank system caill most likely be appropriate. The quality of the potential effluent reaching the aquifer from a subsurface drainfield will be improved over the quality of the effluent discharged to the drainfield because of biochemical treatment mechanisms that occur as the effluent passes through the soil column above the ground water. Soil systems do not generally retain anions including nitrates, chlorides, sulfates and bicarbon- ates. These dissolved inorganic materials move with the drainage waters and may pose a potential threat to ground water quality. It is not expected that the existing or future project will result in the violation of any drinking water standard regardless of what system is used. 4. FLORA (a) Change in the diversity of species, or numbers of any species of flora (including trees, shrubs, grass, crops, microflora and aquatic plants)? The long range plans for the site (of_fice - warehouse) will result in the removal of much of the grass and vegetation but will be replaced with vegetation commonly associated with land- scaping in commercial centers. (c) Introduction of new species of flora into an area, or in a barrier to the normal replenishment of existing species? Landscaping commonly associated with a restaurant and office warehouse facility proposed for the future will be added and may include various and new species of grass, shrubs, trees and flowers. 6. NOISE Will the proposal increase existing noise levels? The long range plans for the site (office - warehouse) will result in an increased noise level from people and automobiles. It is anticipated that the highest noise levels caill be during the construction phase of the project. . ADDENDUM Environmental Checklist Dick Taylor (Baker, Taylor, Schmautz) Page Four II. ENVIRONMENTl1L IMPACTS EXPLANATIONS 7. L I GI-1T AND G LARE Will the proposal produce new light or glare? Light will be produced by interior and exterior lighting of the future commercial area. Glare will be produced by automobile headlights, but screening will be employed to reduce such effects. 8. LAND USE Will the proposal result in the alteration of the present or planned land use of an area? The zone reclassification will bring the existing non-conforming use (motel) up to required zoning standards, will require no improvements, and will not generate environmental impacts as a result of the major action. The long range plans for the site (office- warehouse) will require that the existing motel complex, house and accessory buildings be removed. A restaurant is proposed for the adjacent parcel to the south tahich already has the commercial zone classification. The zone change proposal is consistent with the Regional Comptehensive Plan, is consistent with previous zone reclassification requests for the area, and is compatible Eaith surrounding land uses. 9. NATURAL RESOURCES (a) Increase in the rate of use of any natural resources? During the construction phase of the proposed restaurant and office-warehouse facility, natural resources will be consumed, including the energy resources directly and indirectly used by construction activities and the natural resources utilized as building materials. Some natural resources will continue to be consumed after construction is completed, including most notably the consumption of energy in the form of fossil fuels and electricity. 11. POPULATION tidill the proposal al.ter the location, distribution, density, or growth rate of the human population of an area? The long range plans for the site (office-warehouse) will have a minimal increase to the area's employ- ment base, which will in turn have an indirect impact on the area's population base. } ADDENDUM Environmental Checklist Dick Taylor (Baker, Taylor, Schmautz) Page Five II. EvVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS EXPLANATIONS 12. HOUSING Will the proposal ai'fect existing housing or create a demand for additional housing? The long range plans for the site (office-warehouse) may create jobs in both the construction and opera- tional phases.of the project, many of the employees will probably be recruited in the local area from those people not currently working, or who may be seel<ing a job change. Thus, the addition of new housing units and their location directly constructed as a result of this project is inestimable. Secondary impacts are perhaps more predictable, but again, the specifics are difficult to define. It is expected that the proposed project will help to provide a stimulus for housing development both in the form of new subdivisions and the fill-in of individual vacant lots. 13. TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION (a) Generation of additional vehicular movement? The project site is served by Sprague Avenue. Traffic generated by the project is not expected to be significant. The traffic demand during the operational phase should have more of an impact on the peak hours and total traffic volumes in the site vicinity. Variations in total traffic volume will occur both on a daily and seasonal basis and will be influenced by holiday shopping, weather, etc. Weekly traffic is generally a function of the day of the week, with Saturday being the busiest day and the early day being the slowest. In summary, the increased traffic generated by the proposed long ranp-e plans for the site is not expected to be of major significance. (b) Effects on existing parking facilities, or demand for new parking? A total of 30 automobile parking spaces has been planned for the future uses and will satisfy the minimum zoning ordinance requirements. (c) Impact upon existing transportation systems. As mentioned the project is served by Sprague Avenue. When fully developed the traff.ic generated by the project is not expected to have a significant impact on the existing road systems in the vicinity of the site according to Spokane County Engineers. (d) Alterations to present patterns of circulation or movements of people and/or goods? Once the future project is fully operational, it should become a traffic generator within the Sprague Avenue shopping district. The proposed future project will hopefully attract more business and traffic to the area. . ~ ADDENDUM Environmental Checklist Dick Taylor (Bal(er, Taylor, Schmautz) I'age Six II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS FXPLANATIONS 13. TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION (continued) . (f) Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians? An increase in traffic will correspondingly increase the hazard to vehicular, bicycle and pedestrian travel. The degree of hazard may be reduced by upgrading Sprague Avenue and Bowdish Road and by tratfic control devices. 14. PUBLIC SERVICES tJill the proposal have an effect upon, or result in a need for new or altered governmental services in any of the following areas? (a) Fire protection? The long range plans for the site (office- warehouse) will require additional fire hydrants and will place more demands on the Spokane Valley Fire Department located one block away. (b) Police protection? The long range plans for the site (office- caarehouse) may require additional police pro- tection from the Spokane County Sheriff's D epartment. (c) Schools? Any increases to the County population figure resulting from this future proposal will corres- pondingly increase the demands on Central Valley School District. Minimal impact is expected as a result of the proposal however. (e) Maintenance of public facilities, including roads? The long range plans for the site (office- caarehouse) caill generate additional vehicular movement to and from the site, and together with the existing vehicular traffic require maintenance of county and state roadways. ~ The future proposal caill require water from Modern Electric tiaater Campany and maintenance of the new lines. (f) Other governmental services? The long range plans for the site (office- warehouse) will require the extension of postal services as well as other services associated with a commercial center. These public services are mandated by law and would appear to be capable of being provided without over-extending the various agencies beyond normal work routines. _ . , ADD ENDUM Environmental Checklist Dick Taylor (Baker, Taylot, Schmautz) Page Seven II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS EXPLANATIONS 15. EN ERGY (b) Demand upon existing sources of energy, or re- quire the development of new sources of energy? The long range plans for the site (office- warehouse) will obviously create a demand upon existing sources of energy. This future proposal will require the extension of current sources of energy. Both fossil fuels and electrical energy will be required. Minimal demand is expected however. 16. UTILITIES (a) Power or natural gas? The long range plans for the site (of f ice- Eaarehouse) will require the extension of power service to the site by Modern Electric Water Company and Washington Water Power Company for natural gas. Minimal impact. (b) Communication systems? _ The long range plans for the site (office- warehouse) caill require telephone service by Pacific Northwest Bell. (c) Water? The long range plans for the site (office- caarehouse) will require the extension ot water service by Modern Electric Water Company. Mains are adequate to handle the increased demands. (d) Sewer or septic tanks? The long range plans for the site (office- warehouse) will require a new septic tank and drainf ield which caill require approval by the Spokane County Health District. (e) Storm water drainage? The long range plans for the site (office- warehouse) will require new storm drainage facilities to control runoff. (f) Solid waste and disposal? The long range plans for the site (office- warehouse) will require additional service for garbage and refuse pick-up cahich is offered by two licensed contractors in the Spokane Valley. _ - - ~s - :s ...f-'--.~.~ - - ~y r _ _ . - .srt•~ t}~J i a_ 1~ _ . 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That on , 19 , hc personally posted three (3) true and correct copies of the hereto attaciied NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING at tho following places in Spokane County, to-wit: ~ f'~ ~ e-e s, 7`" ~ ~ 2. 3• Subscribed and sworn to mc ~ 19 NOTARY PUBLIC IN AND FOR SPOKANE COUNTY, WASHIN(7'204 Residing at Spokane, Washington . ~ •7 PRE-APFL.ICATION FOR ZONE RECIASSTPICATION • SPOKANE COUNTY Date. Novenber 20, 1978 Application No:~~- 9- . , Name of Applicanfi: DICK TAYLOR , Street Address af Applicant: East 5803 Woodlawn Drive City: Spokane State: wA Telephone Iv'o . 838-2511 Existing Zoning Clas sitication: Agricultural - s u6i4r ba v-. , . Date Existinq Zone Classification Established: `2 - 2 1- 54- , Existing U se of Property: Vacant , Proposed Zono Classification: Ccarmercial ' Prvpo sed U se of Property: Restaurant . Legal Description of Property: North 100 of follawing desc. Tr. beg. 50 ft. N. ' and 150 ft.--E. of SidC th. E. 117 ft. th. N. 239.34 ft. th. W. 117 ft. th. to POB, Opportunity Pt. of B 153, County of Spokane. Section: 16 Townshipt 25 Range: 44 Source of Legal: Title Ccmpany , Assessors Parcel Number: (See Tsx Statement) f'i n/ of Property Size: 15,000 ~ FORM F , OFFICE OF T::i SPOKANE COUNTY PLaNNIN,G COMMiISSIO AT LA TE December 6, 1978 To Title Insurance Company From Spokane County Planning Department Subject Zone Change, Agricultural Suburban to Commercial Please furnish a list of the owners and taxpayers of record of all pronecty lor,ated within 400 feet and the ftve nearest property owners of the property tie: cribed below; Also, piease include all mortage and laan numbers with addresses, when possibie, ln order that proper notlfication may be made o If there arP no more than flve owners within the 400 foot boundary, please furnish a list of tne ocvners and taxpayers of record for the flve closest ownerships. Ir.complete or lllogible tttle compay llsts wlil not be accepted by thls department. Thank you. (Prcperty Descrtption) The North 100 feet of the following described Tract: Beginning 50 feet North and 150 feet East of SWC; thence East 117 feet; thence North 239.34 feet; thence West 117 feet; thence to POB. Part of Block 153, Opportunity in Section 16, Township 25 N., Range 44, E,W.M,, Spokane County, Washington. Assessor's Parcel Ptn of 16544-0511. Dick Taylor East 5803 Woodlawn Drive Spokane, WA (838=2511) W FORM D LIST OF CWNERS ANI) PF.M& , PAYING TAXE.i C~Y PRl7PERTY Spakanc County Cade Numberr Zr 199`-78 Mers anc1 Persons within 400 feeto Appla.cation is for a . Iane C~1--ange , ArfrJcu1Wr:,,7 ~%burban ro C;c1mm.ercia1 Certification of Title Compan,y: Ihereby aertify that the following list of names and addresses consisting of this and 'tk~de fo1.lowing pages ha6 been prepared fr4m the latest avai~.able records anc~ is to t}~e best of ~n~r kncc~;ww~q4Fe/,,, I'i~j'Ll ~jrrqr,t a f Sl~',T1G'C~ by FOr" ~ ~titi"'° , L''dt@ / ' r•' x - - LAST GRANTEE IN CI~~IN ADDITzorl 0F T3TLE (0) ,AND ADDRESS L(?TS BLK I'ERS CNS PAYING TAYES (T) . . ! d ! Mah A. Yun z e _1G 5 4 4 - .Q 4 . 1. . 1 x,+7 130 l t of S 6 5It o f s'-> o .f s~~ r,xc 'r Pac 14~t _73~e of 4~7~~sh ft899~332470 - , C) A. ]-T. B a.1.1 Eta 1 165 4 4- • 0 4 3 4 tn o f° ? &~.as or jL)-.Uj t,(, b.c o t: k C w 11510 Ma in Ave. f".- 12 8 Ll P 2; ~ Opr > p~.~~ 8; Tj1~ c~a~es I~ d B a.l 1. _ _~a l~a ne: C~1~. 99 2 0 G 1811~ o f rf7 .14 8 f t (i) f= S~, c~ f S~ , yExc* St u r a T o,ROlJC.4. f,. V r L\OWF? 4L6.J/14°-O~ 24 O1-p HitChC'C)C.JC 111~,8 lJ! 132 1.10 Main Z'ave- ~ lRobert G. Kvwe Spokaiie, WA 992(}6 ~ p 1 G54~~GO~~2a U~~~~ lla l.r_~.cac.k R128 1,3 R2 T ]3ancsbares Nii:.g #15 01239 Opp Hitchcoc~<. B7_2 8 ]34 2 T FFici Muk. Sav t31~ a? 43 1 29064 2 ~ o E.R. Krau~e 16544-0927 Opp .Hitch 13728 1,5 32 1 `.C-' ia Plu t Sav Bk 02 #t 3 L 3752 ~ o ~ Q S~ M1`.11 h. ij_ zi a~Q.~-~,. nr„7~,r 1,4 118ft of W--2 & N 11a ft T ~C)Z1;1771 W_(. T ^ , ~ 17, ~ J ar. k F; ti lZ?~:=, -0;4ar, r ki aaa.J.+- b W7 Q6ft af Fa 1 c~ T3 e 11 8~= LS T nF n~Tn7rc~r r.~ nae. a-n ~-r1 ~ 332.94ft th S 118. D8`'kt th 0 ~ - Tr7 " 9 ? I` ht c).tJa `,dL--tJa- N 118 . cYi F t tU POB 3,,xC: S?5f t ~ ~ ~ ((;rJX1t1riLi@d ot1 ri.E3Ct t7agP ) LIST OF OWNERS AND PERSONS PAYING TAXES ON PROPERTY LAST GRANTEE IN CHAIN ADDITION OF TITLE (0) AND ADllRESS LOTS BLK PERSONS PAYING TAXES (T) ~ - -0 Perry E. Blott 16544-0503 Opp pt of B153 E 75ft of W 181 ft of Folg Beg 118ft S of T L i n c Mut S av Bk Q_fi_, _4Qfi 1 0 6 9 56 :,.NW.,,_cn- r-t~-~`~a r*- ^N T? 3 2, 9 4 ft th S118.08ft th W332.92ft 0 . r, +-k A u-►r +k rT I I Q, n igt t0 P OB EXC S25ft T 0 Michael Anton ;16544-Q,5nnn p~ cLt II 5~~ W ~D E. 11519 Riverside 256ft of W2- lyg N of River- T Michael Anton Spokane. WL 991Q6 ~P ~P%"'~T1 0 Billy L. Standaae_ _ 16544-0505 (Inp T nf RIZ3 Be9-~~t on L of Riverside Ave 256ft E' T Rainier Mta 4400 1 116519 to pt 18ft S of NL th W76.94ft th 0 pnR - T ti 0 G.A. Peters 16544 450Z P»4 pt- nf Ri 4-B4n 2 U,34 ft N. 106 Bowdish Rd. 14 of SWcor th E par to SL T Guy Peters ISnokane, WA 99206 3? Qnf+---~. ~T11g€t-th..~332. 90 t S 118ft POB 0 • T 0 C ha s Aa r 1 i 0. F 5 4 4-05 7 r5500ft C' W 4 rop Tax Dept. B153 & Exc St. T Continenta,l Oil C_o. r,5-55 17th qt ~enver, Co 80202 0 , T 0 Continental Oil 16544-0507S ' rop Tax Dept. S163ft of W150ft T Continental Oil Co. ~55 17tb__5t. . ~enver, Co 80202 0 T - ~ 0 J.A. Streit 16544A510"-) nlan nt nf R1 5-1 Rpg.....d.1-'~Z. 35ft N. 16 Bowaish Rd. S of NW cor th S63ft th E T J o hD A, S tr e i t Q.9,24E .p.c'i-r._. fn -q 1 n 1 5(1 f t thM.6 3 f t th W15 0 f t to POB & Exc S t. (Continued on next page) Y LaiS'1' GR,1Ni~~r: IN Ctu1i1 HDDITIGiI Or' T i-LLE (O) r%iv D ADT-oRESS LCliS BLK PrJFSONS PA i i~~G T,1;.-EE3 (1 ) ,0 John A. Streit 16544~0509~ Opp pt of B153 Beq 354.01ft N. 16 Bowdish Rd. S of NW cor th S63.34ft th E T John A. Streit Spokane, WA 99206 par to S ln 150ft ~rh N 63.34 f t th W 15 0 f t POB & Exc St. 0 i ~r 0 Paul D. Klinke 16544f0511) Opp pt of B153 Beg 50ft N& r, liDi~'5prague Ave. 15Utt E ot SW cor h E117tt y1 David B. Baker Spokane, WA 99206 th N239.34ft th W~17ft th S t0 k'Ut3 C, T ✓ 0 Chas Aarli 1 65 np~n P-t ~~J ~'I , N, Box 14372 267ft E of SW cor • h E 65.87 ~ Charles Aarli Spokane,. WA 99?~ f h N239.34 ft th S to POB 0 rn a u;,) 0 C Aarli 16544-0565 Opp pt of B153 W1/S of E~ lvg Box 14372 S of Riverside lave Exc W 6.37 i' Charles Aarli Spokane, WA 99214 Ift & Exc R/W ,0 Thomas R. Pellev 16544-0514' OAD B153 pt of E5 :.va E of ~ E. 7013 Sprague Ave. W1/5 of sd EZ Exc R R/W & Exc ~ Erwin Schuback Spokane, WA 99206 RR R/W & Exc N 20f of E20ft. ~ D.R. Sundberg 16544-0564 Opp.pt B153 W1/5 0l Ek lyq ~ N of Riverside Ave Exc W6.37 ; Spo Mtg. #0005688 Ft. , p Erwin Schuback J6544-0517 Opp pt of B154 N231.5ft of E. 7013 Sprague Ave. S282.5ft of W72.5fit ~ Erwin Schuback Spokane, WA 99206 Martha Yancey 16544-0516 Opp pt of B154 W72.5ft Exc , . E. 2i20 38-tn- Ave. N190tt & Exc S182. tt & Exc ^ 1 t A r M.a C~ ~P Spokane, WA 99203 ptn within WlOft o~ N270ft of ~7a 131k . `"c S'-,_ Ma~ han 1Ei.543-11S4S 71Y) T.F?nYly-c: R1 N1.010 ftT.? N. 123 Bowdish Rd. ~B152 -Genp vi P TP C',,a= A_,T. Wolff 16541-D546 p LPY1Y1yc R1 (;51~ft T.?7 N T N 113 Bowdish Rd. l50~I7_ft LS B152 ___Br i a n_ ML.- Kr-um.l.and - Spoacan.e,--W1--9-9-2-0 6 - - - - Lit5T GP,;,NlEr,- 1:i! CEikiN i+DDITIGiI OE' `I'1TLE (0) Ai~D AliLRESS LCIiS ,BLY. i ERSONS PA,'I„G TA:E:-) ('J ) 0 A_,7 Tp1n1 ff 16543-0549 Opp Lennys Sub of v301' Blk L152; W140' Exc N50" of Lt 5 !'nmm Mtg T #00025394 B152 subj to Esmt besc in Doc - ~2885423B 0 T ` A. J. WOlf f 1 h 44 1-[15 r,(1 OYDt7 T.r-nnv- R 57 ~ E. 11219 lOth Ave. & Exc W140ft L5 B1 2& Exc ~ Ann M. Ohler SnnkanP. WA 99206 0 Homer & Rovs Inc_ 1 ti543-,551 npp 8152 Becx 2 9R ' ~ f E. 11421 Sprague 196.11 ft N of SW or th N `I' Homer & Rovs Inc. Spokane . ~A 2.U0 6 146.16 ft M/L to 3 O 1 f t S of NL of Tr th E T.16ft ft th S 80ft th E39ft th th . W 149ft to POB. ~ I O Robert A. Lystad 16543-0552 Opp pt of B152 S 80ft of E. 11105 8th Ave. N 381-ft Exc W 408.15ft & ; Robert A. Lystad Spokane, WA 99206 Exc St. 0 A. Wm Weitzman 16543-0554 Opp pt of B152 sh pf E149ft ` E. 3621 Broadway of W447.15ft S of N301ft & N i Spo Car Wash Inc Spokane, WA 99202 of RR R/W 0 Homer & Roys Inc. 16543-0558 Opp B152 Beg 447.14t E& E. 11421 Sprague Ave. 54ft N of SW cor o~ sd Tr Th i Homer & Roys Inc. Spokane, WA 99206 N par with WL 292. 6ft M/L to pt 301ft S of NL t E par to NL of TR 152 205.5~ ft rI/L to ~ EL of sd Tr th S a]Lg EL 192.35 T ~ ft M/L to pt 50 ft N of SL th W par with SL 20b. by tt M/L ~ to POB exc N 80ft. rt g];;rk k Marti,n -)I Saq-ni nR 7,5 1 nf M l Sn ' nf R1 tiA E. 11422 Sprague Exc St. - na; rv _„PPn ST.akanP, WA aA?nti ~~r.--, Z-Rart lPtt' ~r, R1 h9 N1 Rnft c~f 4~i1 4Fft c~f prague tive. inq Tnr_ Spokane, WA 99206 E 221 ft. Geo Abariotes 21541-0703 Opp N 289ft of E10 .71ft E. 11805 Sprague Ave. ~ B168 ~ ~ ,_orctP Ahari ot-PC Si nkanP+ WA ()92_U I ~ Vick & Semro 21 941 -0704 Qp-9 ot of B168 .c. ,.NL_t(l-1.71 E. 815 Rosewood Ave. ~ f t W of NE cor th 'q alg NL : .-H.arlan-D.. -aauglass,__ Spakane_,_WAa 99208 ' _103 . 66f-t th_.S. -p-ar --r-o_FT, i nn .1' R nf F&w M. nf R1 k th F nar_ to sc3 E& W CL 103 . 66ft th N to POB. ~ ~ LAS'i' G`r:AiviEE IN C~~AIN ADDI1IGir' oF T1T~.,E (0) :,NJ aD r.-R :~ss LOrls BLi: rEh50Z'S JPJlYI~:G tEti,,.~,a ) 3`,0 John Misterek 21541-0702 Ogp Pt nf R1 hR RPg ?Q-7 Uft- W E. 11606 Sprague of NE cor th W 156.63ft th T Beatrice S. Misterek Spokane, WS 99206 S 289ft th F1 5h _Uft- th N 289 ft to POB 0 T RP 21541-0707 Opp B168 Bea at apt on W ln u~~ &~a~~-~~s~ of sd tr 168 that s 150ft S T , #1 1 31465 7 of NW cor th E 154t th S 40 R1it ~.aT$,1z Firl - ft th E 131ft th S~9ft th E 0 f 156.63ft th s131.1 t th w 435.63ft to W ln o Tr th N 7~ alg W ln 270.1 ft ~o POB Exc W lOft. , ReLah & Dc»>cll a-, 21 ~,Al~.lL7 LL7; Lease Opp B168 Beg NW cor tr Box 7600 -F9--FA SfSUtt Th E tt t-h ~ Union O-LJ N 150ft th W to PO Exc W10' - .0 RPlzah St poug,lt3~ Zir']4~ -n7n7m T,Pa&P TIYI RI R RPQ CZt p1Y1 'lax rocessing N line of sd Tr sd pt being ~ Sambos Spokane #451 Box 446 ~arpenterYa, c :s q jqnft th E 131ft th N190 t th W to p nR . ~ - 0 Z0 ~ c - " , 0 + l