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Future Land Use Policy 1.40 states that the county shall collocate public facilities. In this case, the <br />proposed Gifford Health Center will be located adjacent to the Gifford Middle School and a county <br />park. Due to the collocation between the school and health center, the proposed rezoning is <br />consistent with policy 1.40 <br />Future Land use Policy 2.8 states that public health facilities should be located within downtown or <br />other areas providing easy access for county residents. The proposed Gifford Health Center will be <br />located in an area of the county with some of the highest residential densities, where there is high <br />demand for public health clinic services, and which will enable easy access for many existing and <br />future county residents. In addition, the subject site is located only 800 feet north of 45th Street <br />which is designated as a collector road on the county's Thoroughfare Plan Map. As a result of the <br />surrounding high residential densities and the proximity of the subject site to 45th Street, the <br />proposed rezoning is consistent with policy 2 8 <br />Future Land Use Policy 4.1 states that land use districts shall be located in a manner that <br />concentrates urban uses, thereby discouraging sprawl. The subject property has existing residential <br />or institutional uses along all property lines and lies within a high-density area. In addition, the <br />proposed site is located within an established neighborhood with an existing concentration of <br />residential, commercial, and institutional uses. Since development of the subject property fora new <br />health center will enhance the neighborhood, continue a health clinic use in the immediate area, and <br />contribute to a concentration of institutional uses in a high-density area, the proposed rezoning is <br />consistent with policy 4.1. <br />Future Land Use Policy 5.4 encourages the use of the Planned Development (PD) overlay district to <br />provide design flexibility. The PD overlay zoning district provides the ability to narrow the range of <br />uses allowed on site and control site development and appearance. In this instance, the PD district <br />will allow the office and medical services clinic use to operate on the subject property in a manner <br />compatible with the surrounding area Since the subject PD re -zoning and plan incorporate PD <br />overlay district design flexibility to provide for a specific site -appropriate use with sufficient design <br />controls, the proposed rezoning is consistent with Policy 5.4. <br />Based on the above referenced specific policies and the land use plan, the request is consistent with <br />the comprehensive plan. <br />COMPATIBILITY <br />Staffs position is that granting the request to rezone the property to the proposed PD district will <br />result in development that will be compatible with the surrounding areas. Existing public facilities <br />exist to the east and south of the subject property. The Gifford Middle School and current health <br />clinic are located east of the subject property, across 28th Court, and a park is located south of the <br />subject property. Therefore, the proposed development will be compatible with those two adjacent <br />uses. <br />Existing single-family residential units exist to the north across 47`h Street and immediately west of <br />the subject property To ensure compatibility between the subject site and the adjacent houses, <br />landscape buffers will be required along the north and west property lines. Along the north property <br />line the applicant will be required to install a Type D/local roadway landscape buffer. Along the <br />west property line, the applicant will be required to install a type C landscape buffer. While 47th <br />Street provides good separation from the houses to the north, a special 50 -foot setback is being <br />established through this PD process to provide more separation between the site improvements <br />(building, parking, and driveways) and the residential lots to the west. <br />For those reasons, the proposed development of the subject property will be compatible with <br />surrounding areas. <br />iNovember 5, 2002 <br />64 <br />i <br />Is <br />
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