The hearing focused on the site and master plans for "The MAV," a proposed five-acre mixed-use development in the Fircrest neighborhood that will consolidate four vacant lots to create 152 multifamily units, live-work spaces, and community amenities. Evaluated under a 1997 zoning ordinance and development agreement, city staff formally recommended the master plan for approval. The applicant largely agreed with the city's conditions but requested minor technical adjustments regarding EV charging station calculations, the required number of ADA-accessible residential units, and ADA compliance routing for the private playground. Site preparations will require the removal of an existing stormwater facility and some mature trees, though the applicant outlined a landscaping plan that includes planting new street trees to exceed the city's minimum tree density requirements. Following public testimony from a Fircrest Neighborhood Association representative, who praised the developer for proactive community engagement, the hearing examiner officially closed the public hearing and the written record.
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The Mav Mixed-Use Development MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT PRJ-169771/LUP-85557 PUBLIC LAND USE HEARING MARCH 17, 2026 March 17, 2026 Vancouver Land Use The Mav Mixed-Use Development CVTVJ 2
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PROPOSAL The Applicant proposes a phased mixed-use project on an approximately 5.02-acre site consisting of 152 apartment units within 7 buildings, a Community Building and 1,590 square feet of office space as further detailed below: * Three (3) three-story 24-unit multi-family buildings (Buildings B, D and E); * One (1) three-story 18-unit multi-family building (Building F); * Two (2) three-story 15-unit buildings with three (3) live/work units each (Buildings A and G); * One (1) four-story 32-unit multi-family buildings (Building C); * One (1) 3,750 square foot one-story Community Building with 1,590 square feet of office space; * Swimming pool, tot lot/playground, plaza areas and a dog run; * Surface parking, landscaping and other infrastructural improvements; * The four existing lots will be combined into one lot prior to building permit issuance. March 17, 2026 Vancouver Land Use The Mav Mixed-Use Development CVTV 2 MacKay Sposito
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VICINITY MAP AND AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH (2023) VICINITY MAP Legend Building Footprints Taxlots Notes: NE 109th Ave NE 43rd St NE 41st St Semiham Rd 300.0 Feet 1:4 800 AERIAL PHOTO Legend Taxlots Notes: 333.3 Feet 1:2 000 This map was generated by Clark County's "Assessor's" website, www.clark.wa.gov/gis. Clark County makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy of the information on this map, and states that the data layers for parcels and ownership zoning information, if visible, are approximate and cannot be relied upon for legal purposes. Anyone relying on this information does so at their own risk. Clark County, WA. GIS - http://gis.clark.wa.gov This map was generated by Clark County's "Assessor's" website, www.clark.wa.gov/gis. Clark County makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy of the information on this map, and states that the data layers for parcels and ownership zoning information, if visible, are approximate and cannot be relied upon for legal purposes. Anyone relying on this information does so at their own risk. Clark County, WA. GIS - http://gis.clark.wa.gov March 17, 2026 Vancouver Land Use The Mav Mixed-Use Development CVTV 2 MacKay Sposito
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VICINITY MAP AND AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH (2023) VICINITY MAP Legend Building Footprints Taxlots Notes: 800.0 0 400.0 800.0 Feet 1:4,800 WGS_1984_Web_Mercator_Auxiliary_Sphere Clark County, WA, GIS - http://gis.clark.wa.gov This map was generated by Clark County "MapsOnline" website. Clark County does not warrant the accuracy or adequacy of any information on this map, and shall not be held liable for losses caused by using this information. Taxlot (i.e., parcel) boundaries cannot be used to determine the location of property lines on the ground. AERIAL PHOTO Legend Taxlots Notes: 1:2,000 333.3 0 166.67 333.3 Feet WGS_1984_Web_Mercator_Auxiliary_Sphere Clark County, WA, GIS - http://gis.clark.wa.gov This map was generated by Clark County "MapsOnline" website. Clark County does not warrant the accuracy or adequacy of any information on this map, and shall not be held liable for losses caused by using this information. Taxlot (i.e., parcel) boundaries cannot be used to determine the location of property lines on the ground. CVTJ MacKay Sposito
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VICINITY MAP AND AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH (2023) VICINITY MAP Legend Building Footprints Taxlots Notes: 1:4,800 800.0 400.0 0 800.0 Feet WGS_1984_Web_Mercator_Auxiliary_Sphere Clark County, WA, GIS - http:gis.clark.wa.gov This map was generated by Clark County's "MapsOnline" website. Clark County does not warrant the accuracy, reliability or timeliness of any information on this map, and shall not be held liable for losses caused by using this information. Taxlot (i.e., parcel) boundaries cannot be used to determine the location of property lines on the ground. AERIAL PHOTO Legend Taxlots Notes: 1:2,000 333.3 0 166.67 333.3 Feet WGS_1984_Web_Mercator_Auxiliary_Sphere Clark County, WA, GIS - http:gis.clark.wa.gov This map was generated by Clark County's "MapsOnline" website. Clark County does not warrant the accuracy, reliability or timeliness of any information on this map, and shall not be held liable for losses caused by using this information. Taxlot (i.e., parcel) boundaries cannot be used to determine the location of property lines on the ground. 2 CVTVJ MacKay Sposito
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COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AND ZONING DESIGNATIONS INDUSTRIAL - IND OFFICE-CAMPUS-INDUSTRIAL - OCI COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DESIGNATION Legend Comprehensive Plan - Outline Comprehensive Plan Urban Low Density Residential Urban Medium Density Residential Urban High Density Residential Mixed Use Junction Plan Commercial Industrial Heavy Industrial Public Facility Bonneville Power Administration Mixed Use - Residential Mixed Use - Employment Downtown Neighborhood Commercial Community Commercial General Commercial Regional Center Employment Employment Campus Light Industrial Single-Family_Low Single-Family_Medium Notes: 800.0 0 400.00 800.0 Feet 1: 4,800 WGS_1984_Web_Mercator_Auxiliary_Sphere Clark County, WA GIS - http://gis.clark.wa.gov This map was generated by Clark County's "MapsOnline" website. Clark County does not warrant the accuracy, reliability or timeliness of any information on this map. Data used may be held subject to issues inaccurate. Taxlot (e.g. parcel) boundaries cannot be used to determine the location of property lines on the ground. ZONING DESIGNATION Legend Zoning - Outline Zoning Single-Family residential (R1-20, R-20) Single-Family residential (R1-15, R-15) Single-Family residential -12 (R-12) Single-Family residential (R1-10, R-10) Single-Family residential (R1-7.5, R-7.5) Single-Family residential (R1-6, R4) Single-Family residential (R1-5) Residential (R-12, R12) Residential (R-18, MF-18) Residential (R-22, AR-22) Residential (R-30) Residential (R-43) Office residential-15 (OR-15) Office residential-18 (OR-18) Office residential-22 (OR-22) Office residential-30 (OR-30) Office residential-43 (OR-43) Neighborhood commercial (NC, C1) Community commercial (CC, C2, C3) General commercial (GC, CG) Mixed use (MX) Business park (BP, OFF) Notes: 800.0 0 400.00 800.0 Feet 1: 4,800 WGS_1984_Web_Mercator_Auxiliary_Sphere Clark County, WA GIS - http://gis.clark.wa.gov This map was generated by Clark County's "MapsOnline" website. Clark County does not warrant the accuracy, reliability or timeliness of any information on this map. Data used may be held subject to issues inaccurate. Taxlot (e.g. parcel) boundaries cannot be used to determine the location of property lines on the ground. CVTV MacKay Sposito
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COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AND ZONING DESIGNATIONS INDUSTRIAL - IND OFFICE-CAMPUS-INDUSTRIAL - OCI COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DESIGNATION ZONING DESIGNATION Legend Comprehensive Plan - Outline Comprehensive Plan Urban Low Density Residential Urban Medium Density Residential Urban High Density Residential Mixed Use Junction Plan Commercial Industrial Heavy Industrial Public Facility Bonneville Power Administration Mixed Use - Residential Mixed Use - Employment Downtown Neighborhood Commercial Community Commercial General Commercial Regional Center Employment Employment Campus Light Industrial Single-Family_Low Single-Family_Medium Legend Zoning - Outline Zoning Single-Family residential (R1-20, R Single-Family residential (R1-15, R Single-Family residential -12 (R-12) Single-Family residential (R1-10, R Single-Family residential (R1-7.5, R Single-Family residential (R1-6, R-6) Single-Family residential (R1-5) Residential (R-12, R12) Residential (R-18, M-18) Residential (R-22, AR-22) Residential (R-30) Residential (R-43) Office residential-15 (OR-15) Office residential-18 (OR-18) Office residential-22 (OR-22) Office residential-30 (OR-30) Office residential-43 (OR-43) Neighborhood commercial (NC, C1) Community commercial (CC, C2, C) General commercial (GC, C3) Mixed use (MX) Business park (BP, OFF) Notes: Notes: 800.0 0 400.00 800.0 Feet 1:4,800 800.0 0 400.00 800.0 Feet 1:4,800 WGS_1984_Web_Mercator_Auxiliary_Sphere Clark County, WA GIS - http://gis.clark.wa.gov This map was generated by Clark County's "MapsOnline" website. Clark County does not warrant the accuracy, reliability or timeliness of any information on this map, and map data may not be held liable or responsible for using this information. Taxlot (i.e. parcel) boundaries cannot be used to determine the location of property lines on the ground. WGS_1984_Web_Mercator_Auxiliary_Sphere Clark County, WA GIS - http://gis.clark.wa.gov This map was generated by Clark County's "MapsOnline" website. Clark County does not warrant the accuracy, reliability or timeliness of any information on this map, and map data may not be held liable or responsible for using this information. Taxlot (i.e. parcel) boundaries cannot be used to determine the location of property lines on the ground. CVTV MacKay Sposito
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PROJECT PICTURES NE 4TH STREET NE 136TH AVENUE CVTV MacKay Sposito
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3. LOOKING NORTH FROM SOUTHWEST CORNER OF EXISTING PARKING LOT 2 CVTV MacKay Sposito
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7. LOOKING NORTH FROM WEST SIDE OF SITE CVTV MacKay Sposito 2
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10. LOOKING EAST FROM NORTHWEST CORNER OF SITE STOP LANE AHEAD CVTV 2 MacKay Sposito
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16. LOOKING SOUTHWEST FROM NORTHEAST CORNER OF SITE CVTV 2 MacKay Sposito
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20. LOOKING WEST FROM EAST END OF EXISTING PARKING LOT CVTV 2 MacKay Sposito
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22. LOOKING EAST FROM SOUTH SIDE OF EXISTING PARKING LOT 2 CVTV MacKay Sposito
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27. STREET VIEW ALONG NE 136TH AVENUE LOOKING SOUTHWEST CVTV² MacKay Sposito
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30. STREET VIEW ALONG NE 4TH STREET LOOKING WEST CVTV 2 MacKay Sposito
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SITE PLAN VICINITY MAP SEC. 26 T2N R2E W.M. SITE VANCOUVER SITE PLAN NOTES: 1. DEVELOPMENT IS GOVERNED BY CITY OF VANCOUVER PMD (PLANNED MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT) DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS, ORDINANCE #27797. 2. ALL NEW UTILITIES ARE UNDERGROUND. 3. DEVELOPMENT CONTAINS APPROXIMATELY 106,000 SQUARE FEET OF OFFICE AND RETAIL AND APPROXIMATELY 42,000 SQUARE FEET OF RESIDENTIAL USE. 4. PARKING DATA: MINIMUM PARKING REQUIRED: OFFICE: 2.5 SPACES / 1,000 SQUARE FEET = 265 SPACES RETAIL: 3.5 SPACES / 1,000 SQUARE FEET = 147 SPACES RESIDENTIAL: 1.0 SPACE / UNIT = 42 SPACES TOTAL: 454 SPACES PARKING PROVIDED: 494 SPACES 5. COMMON ACCESS DRIVE ON NE 4TH STREET. 6. PRIMARY ROUTES & STOPS: EAST-WEST: NE 4TH STREET ALONG PIONEER STREET NORTH-SOUTH: NE 26TH AVENUE ALONG FRANKLIN STREET 7. NORTH-SOUTH MOVEMENT IS INTERRUPTED BY LIGHT RAIL. 8. DEVELOPMENT IS ADJACENT TO LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT (LRT) STOP. ACCESS TO THE LRT PLATFORM IS FROM NE 4TH STREET. 9. WEST - OFFICE USE ON IG ZONED PROPERTY EAST-OFFICE USE ON IG ZONED PROPERTY 10. REQUIRED SETBACKS: FRONT (NE 4TH ST): 0'-0" SIDE (NE 26TH AVE): 0'-0" SIDE (NORTH): 0'-0" REAR (SOUTH): 0'-0" 11. EASEMENTS: EXISTING EASEMENTS: 20' WIDE PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENT ALONG NE 4TH STREET PROPOSED EASEMENTS: 20' WIDE PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENT FOR ACCESS, DRAINAGE, UTILITIES, ETC. PROPOSED BUILDING ROOF OVERHANG EASEMENT PROPOSED BICYCLE PARKING PROPOSED COMMUNITY GARDEN PROPOSED PUBLIC ART/SCULPTURE PROPOSED OPEN SPACE/PARK/RECREATIONAL FEATURES PROPOSED PUBLIC PATIO/PLAZA PROPOSED SIDEWALK EASEMENT 5' EXTRUSION ON SITE OF NE 4TH STREET. PROPOSED PUBLIC STREET IMPROVEMENTS PROPOSED LIGHTING PROPOSED LANDSCAPING PROPOSED MECHANICAL ENCLOSURE PROPOSED UNDERGROUND LANDSCAPE PLAN PROPOSED STORM DRAINAGE PROPOSED SEWER SYSTEM PROPOSED WATER SYSTEM PROPOSED IRRIGATION 12. ALL PROPOSED ADA ACCESSIBLE PARKING AND ISLES SHALL HAVE A MAXIMUM SLOPE OF 1:48. 13. ALL FIRE HYDRANTS ARE TO BE LOCATED NO FURTHER THAN 200'. 14. IF ANY PLAN, GENERAL OR HISTORICAL RESOURCES ARE DISCOVERED IN THE COURSE OF UNDERTAKING THE PROPOSED WORK, ALL WORK IN THE VICINITY OF THE FINDINGS SHALL CEASE, AND THE APPLICANT SHALL NOTIFY THE CITY OF VANCOUVER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REVIEW SERVICES IMMEDIATELY. THE CITY OF VANCOUVER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REVIEW SERVICES MUST BE NOTIFIED BY THE APPLICANT WITHIN 24 HOURS, AND THE APPLICANT SHALL TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE RESOURCES. 15. FIRE LANE MARKINGS ARE REQUIRED AS INDICATED ON THE APPROVED CIVIL ENGINEERING PLANS. 16. PRIOR TO PARKING LOT PAVING, BUILDING FOUNDATION AND CONSTRUCTION, ALL CONCRETE AND ASPHALT PAVEMENT AT THE SITE ACCESS ENTRANCES TO THE DEVELOPMENT, INCLUDING ALL PORTIONS OF THE INTERSECTION OF NE 4TH STREET AND NE 26TH AVENUE, SHALL BE SAW CUT AND REMOVED FROM THE STREET AND REPLACED AS INDICATED ON THE SITE PLAN 17. TOTAL PROJECT DATA: TOTAL PROJECT AREA: 2.19 AC TOTAL BUILDING FOOTPRINT: 79,250 SF TOTAL OPEN SPACE: 10% OF GROSS SITE AREA, 27.7% LANDSCAPE AREA: 48,000 SF TOTAL RESIDENTIAL UNITS: 42 TOTAL BUILDING AREA: 106,000 SF (FROM ENCLOSURES) TOTAL RETAIL AREA: 42,000 SF TOTAL OFFICE AREA: 64,000 SF NE 4TH ST RIGHT DISTANCE NE 26TH AVE ENCLOSURE (TYP.) POOL PLAY AREA BLOCK A MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING +/- 27,000 SF OF TOTAL WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLOCK B MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING +/- 18,000 SF OF TOTAL WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLOCK C MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING +/- 18,000 SF OF TOTAL WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLOCK D MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING +/- 18,000 SF OF TOTAL WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLOCK E MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING +/- 18,000 SF OF TOTAL WOOD CONSTRUCTION COMMUNITY BLOCK F MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING +/- 18,000 SF OF TOTAL WOOD CONSTRUCTION TRASH ENCLOSURE (TYP.) PHASING NOTE: THE APPLICANT IS REQUESTING PMD REQUEST FOR OCCUPANCY OF ONE OR MORE BUILDINGS PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF ALL SITE IMPROVEMENTS. THE APPLICANT IS REQUESTING PHASING TO ACCOMMODATE THE MARKETPLACE'S VOLATILITY, WHICH MAY BE AFFECTED BY DELAYS IN FUTURE RESIDENT REQUIREMENTS, CONSTRUCTION-RELATED ISSUES, MARKET CONDITIONS AND OTHER UNFORSEEN CIRCUMSTANCES. THE APPLICANT HAS ATTEMPTED TO LIMIT PHASING TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PRACTICABLE AND HAS INCLUDED A PHASING NOTE ON THIS SITE PLAN. HOWEVER, IT IS NOT INTENDED TO IMPLY THAT THE APPLICANT WILL BEGIN EACH PHASE OR PROVIDE FOR MILESTONES (WHEN) WHICH INCLUDE (BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO) INSTALLATION OF UTILITIES, STREET IMPROVEMENTS, PARKING, AND LANDSCAPING. THE APPLICANT IS REQUESTING THAT PHASING TO SUPPORT EACH PHASE, PLEASE SEE BELOW A DESCRIPTION OF EACH PHASE: PHASE 1: INSTALLATION OF NE 4TH STREET AND NE 26TH AVENUE STREET IMPROVEMENTS, INCLUDING STORM, WATER AND SEWER INSTALLATION OF THE TWO DRIVEWAYS OFF NE 4TH STREET AND THE PARKING LOT. PHASE 2: BUILDING A PHASE 3: BUILDING B PHASE 4: BUILDING C PHASE 5: BUILDING D PHASE 6: BUILDING E PHASE 7: BUILDING F PHASE 8: BUILDING G PHASE 9: BUILDING H LEGEND: EXISTING EASEMENT PROPERTY LINE PROPOSED SETBACK PROPOSED FENCE PROPOSED SCREENING PROPOSED CURB RAMP PROPOSED STREET PROPOSED LANDSCAPING PROPOSED TREE PROPOSED STORM DRAIN PROPOSED SEWER PROPOSED WATER PROPOSED IRRIGATION PROPOSED UTILITY POLE LIGHT FIRE HYDRANT FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION FIRE LANE FIRE SPRINKLER CONNECTION ELECTRIC VAULT CONCRETE ASPHALT TRASH ENCLOSURE BIKE RACK ADA ACCESSIBLE ROUTE TRASH ENCLOSURE DETAIL (TYP.) SCALE: 1" = 10'-0" MacKay Sposito THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON SITE AND MASTER PLAN REVISIONS GRAPHIC SCALE JOB NO. 20188 DATE: OCTOBER 2018 SCALE: 1" = 30'-0" DRAWN BY: SM/MW CHECKED BY: MAS SP1.0 NO. OWNER WOODINVILLE CENTER LLC 1875 N. MAIN STREET, SUITE 201 VANCOUVER, WA 98607 (360) 896-8800 WWW.URBANPROPERTIES.COM APPLICANT MACKAY SPOSITO 1875 N. MAIN STREET, SUITE 201 VANCOUVER, WA 98607 (360) 896-8800 WWW.MACKAYS POSITO.COM CVTV MacKay Sposito
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SITE PLAN VICINITY MAP SEC. 26 T2N R2E W.M. SITE VANCOUVER SITE PLAN NOTES GENERAL SITE DATA: APPLICANT: MAC KAY SPOSITO PROPERTY ADDRESS: 300 NE 4TH ST PARCEL NUMBER: 0000000000000 EXISTING ZONING: OFFICE COMMERCIAL (OC) PROPOSED ZONING: MIXED-USE (MX) PROPERTY SIZE: 2.14 ACRES (93,218 SQUARE FEET) EXISTING LAND USE: VACANT PROPOSED LAND USE: MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT TRANSIT ROUTES & STOPS: C-TRAN ROUTE #4 RUNS ALONG PIONEER STREET PROPERTY ACCESS: NORTH: ACCESS ON NE 4TH STREET EAST: ACCESS ON NE 28TH AVE WEST: ACCESS ON NE 28TH AVE UTILITIES: EXISTING WATER: CITY OF VANCOUVER EXISTING SANITARY SEWER: CITY OF VANCOUVER EXISTING STORM SEWER: CITY OF VANCOUVER EXISTING POWER: CLARK PUBLIC UTILITIES EXISTING GAS: NORTHWEST NATURAL GAS EXISTING CABLE: COMCAST STORMWATER: STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN TO BE DEVELOPED TREES: TREES TO BE REMOVED: 0 TREES TO BE RETAINED: 0 TREES TO BE PLANTED: 0 TREE MITIGATION: 0 PARKING: PARKING PROVIDED: 174 PARKING RATIO: 1.87/UNIT HANDICAP PARKING: 6 (REQUIRED), 6 (PROVIDED) BIKE PARKING: 22 (REQUIRED), 22 (PROVIDED) LANDSCAPE: LANDSCAPE PLAN TO BE DEVELOPED LIGHTING: LIGHTING PLAN TO BE DEVELOPED SIGNAGE: SIGNAGE PLAN TO BE DEVELOPED FENCING: FENCING PLAN TO BE DEVELOPED ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW: ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW TO BE PERFORMED EROSION CONTROL: EROSION CONTROL PLAN TO BE DEVELOPED SITE IMPROVEMENTS: SITE IMPROVEMENTS TO BE CONSTRUCTED GRADING: GRADING PLAN TO BE DEVELOPED RECYCLING: RECYCLING PLAN TO BE DEVELOPED BUILDING CODE: BUILDING CODE TO BE VERIFIED CONSTRUCTION: CONSTRUCTION TO BE PERFORMED ACCESSIBILITY: ACCESSIBILITY PLAN TO BE DEVELOPED FIRE ACCESS: FIRE ACCESS PLAN TO BE DEVELOPED EASEMENTS: EASEMENTS TO BE VERIFIED SETBACKS: SETBACKS TO BE VERIFIED TRAFFIC: TRAFFIC STUDY TO BE PERFORMED LAND USE APPLICATIONS: LAND USE APPLICATIONS TO BE PERFORMED PERMITS: PERMITS TO BE OBTAINED PHASING NOTE THE APPLICANT IS REQUESTING COMPLETION AND REQUEST FOR OCCUPANCY OF ONE OR MORE BUILDINGS PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF THE ENTIRE PROJECT. FOR PURPOSES OF THIS NOTE, PHASING WILL BE DEFINED AS THE PROCESS BY WHICH THIS DEVELOPMENT MAY BE ADJUSTED DEPENDING ON FUTURE RESIDENT REQUIREMENTS, CONSTRUCTION RELATED ISSUES, MARKET CONDITIONS OR SIMILAR FACTORS. THE PHASING PLAN SHALL NOT BE USED TO CIRCUMVENT OR AVOID ANY REQUIREMENTS OF THE DEVELOPMENT CODE. THIS INCLUDES BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, INSTALLATION OF REQUIRED STORMWATER FACILITIES, FIRE APPARATUS ACCESS, UTILITIES, STREET IMPROVEMENTS, AND OPEN SPACE AMENITIES. EACH PHASE SHALL BE PLANNED, DESIGNED, AND CONSTRUCTED WITH EACH PHASE TO PROVIDE FOR LIFE SAFETY WHICH INCLUDES BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, INSTALLATION OF REQUIRED FIRE APPARATUS ACCESS, UTILITIES, STREET IMPROVEMENTS, AND OPEN SPACE AMENITIES. THE APPLICANT WILL SUBMIT TO THE CITY FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF ALL PHASING PLANS. PARKING CALCULATIONS PARKING REQUIRED PARKING PROVIDED PARKING NOTES: ALL PARKING STALLS HAVE A 9 FOOT CONCRETE LANDSCAPE STRIP. CONSTRUCTION OF THE TWO DRIVEWAYS OFF NE 4TH STREET AND THE PARKING LOT SHALL BE CONSIDERED A SEPARATE PHASE. TRASH ENCLOSURE DETAIL (TYP.) SCALE: 1"=10'-0" SITE PLAN BASE LAYOUT PROVIDED BY TRIAD SCHMIDT ARCHITECTS P.C. LEGEND PROPERTY LINE EXISTING EASEMENT PROPOSED EASEMENT SETBACK LINE BUILDING FOOTPRINT PROPERTY LINE EXISTING ROADWAY PROPOSED ROADWAY CURB LINE ACCESSIBLE ROUTE ACCESSIBLE RAMP LIGHT FIRE HYDRANT EX OVERHEAD UTILITIES EX UNDERGROUND UTILITIES FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION CONCRETE ASPHALT GRAVEL BIKE RACK 12' WIDE ADA ROUTE BIKE REPAIR AREA TRASH ENCLOSURE RECYCLING ENCLOSURE PLANTING AREA WALKWAY FENCE FIRE LANE Mackay Sposito THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON SITE AND MASTER PLAN REVISIONS JOB NO. 2008 DATE OCT 2023 SCALE 1"=30' DRAWN BY J.P. CHECKED BY MHD GRAPHIC SCALE 100 FT OWNER / APPLICANT: WADELL CENTER LLC 9300 SE WASHINGTON ST PORTLAND, OR 97216 WADELLCENTERPROPERTIES.COM SP1.0 CVTX Mackay Sposito 2 NE 4TH ST NE 28TH AVE B.L.G. A 4-STORY MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING POOL PLAY AREA DOG RUN ENCLOSURE CARPORT TRASH ENCLOSURE
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SITE PLAN VICINITY MAP SEC. 26 T2N R2E W.M. SITE PLAN NOTES GENERAL NOTES PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2800 NE 4TH STREET VANCOUVER, WA 98661 EXISTING ZONING: R-1-6 (1 DWELLING UNIT PER 6,000 SQUARE FEET) PROPOSED ZONING: MIXED-USE (MU) OVERLAY: DD (DEVELOPMENT DENSITY) A. PROPOSED PROJECT IS A 161 UNIT MULTI-FAMILY AND 1,080 SF OFFICE COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL (OCI) MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT (86,812 TOTAL SQUARE FEET). TRANIST ROUTES & STOPS EXISTANT ROUTE #4 BUS ALONG PIONEER STREET NORTH - NE 4TH STREET R=75, V=30. NORTH - JACQUES NO 4TH STREET BUS LINE ON DD ZONED PROPERTY EAST - NE 28TH AVE R=85, V=35. EAST - NO 28TH AVE BUS LINE ON DD ZONED PROPERTY WEST - OFFICE USE ON DD ZONED PROPERTY EXISTING BUILDING TOTAL BUILDING AREA: 1080 SF STORM WATER NOTES A. THIS SITE IS WITHIN A DRAINAGE AND RECEPTIVITY LOT # SOUTHFORK PORTION OF THE SITE. B. PROPOSED PROJECT IS A MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT, CONSISTING OF A 161 UNIT MULTI-FAMILY AND 1,080 SF OFFICE COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL (OCI) DEVELOPMENT (86,812 TOTAL SQUARE FEET) AND RELATED IMPROVEMENTS. C. THE PROJECT IS WITHIN THE CITY OF VANCOUVER. D. PROPOSED EASEMENTS FOR ACCESS, DRAINAGE, UTILITIES ETC. E. PROPOSED PUBLIC UTILITIES F. PROPOSED BICYCLE PARKING G. PROPOSED PEDESTRIAN ACCESS H. PROPOSED PARKING I. PROPOSED OPEN SPACE/PARK/RECREATIONAL FEATURES J. PROPOSED LANDSCAPE AREA K. NOISE GENERATED IN EXCESS OF 10% ON SITE OR WITHIN THE CITY OF VANCOUVER L. LIGHTING M. PROPOSED SIGNAGE N. PROPOSED UTILITIES O. PROPOSED STREETS ETC. P. PROPOSED ACCESS ROUTES Q. PROPOSED LANDSCAPING & LANDSCAPE PLAN R. ALL PROPOSED FEATURES ARE TO BE CONSTRUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CITY OF VANCOUVER AND/OR RELATED AGENCIES. S. ALL PROPOSED FEATURES ARE TO BE CONSTRUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CITY OF VANCOUVER AND/OR RELATED AGENCIES. T. THE PROJECT IS WITHIN THE CITY OF VANCOUVER'S DEVELOPMENT REVIEW SERVICES. U. FIRE LANE MARKINGS ARE REQUIRED AS INDICATED ON THE APPROVED CIVIL ENGINEERING PLANS. V. IN ORDER TO PREPARE THIS SITE FOR DEVELOPMENT, ALL HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, CONTAMINANTS, AND/OR TOXIC SUBSTANCES ON THE SITE OR ACCESS POINTS TO THE SITE SHALL BE REMOVED, ABATED OR MITIGATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL REGULATIONS. W. ALL PROPOSED ACCESSIBLE PARKING AND ISLES SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM SLOPE OF 1:48. FLOOR RATIO CALCULATIONS TOTAL PROJECT SITE AREA: 86,812 SF TOTAL IMPERVIOUS SURFACE ONLY: 38,060 SF (43.83% OF GROSS SITE AREA) LANDSCAPE AREA: 48,752 SF TOTAL BUILDING AREA (MULTI-FAMILY): 85,732 SF TOTAL BUILDING AREA (COMMERCIAL): 1,080 SF TOTAL BUILDING AREA: 86,812 SF FLOOR AREA RATIO (FAR): 1.00 (86,812 SF / 86,812 SF) PARKING CALCULATIONS PARKING REQUIRED: (2.0 SPACES PER UNIT) = 161 * 2 = 322 SPACES PARKING PROVIDED: 322 SPACES 18 SPACES FOR COMMERCIAL (1.080 SF/60 = 18 SPACES) FOR COMPACT STALLS PARKING NOTES ALL PARKING STALLS SHALL HAVE A FOOT CONCRETE LANDSCAPE OVERHANG UNLESS SHOWN OTHERWISE. LANDSCAPE AND STORMWATER CALCULATIONS PROVIDED BY CITY OF VANCOUVER. SUPPORT EACH PARKING SPACE. PLEASE SEE BELOW A DESCRIPTION OF EACH. PARKING SHALL BE PROVIDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CITY OF VANCOUVER CODE. CONSTRUCTION OF THE TWO DRIVEWAYS OFF NE 4TH STREET AND THE PARKING LOTS. TRASH ENCLOSURE DETAIL (TYP.) SIDE ELEVATION PLAN SCALE: 1" = 10'-0" SITE PLAN BASE LAYOUT PROVIDED BY TILLAND SCHMIDT ARCHITECTS PC. PHASING NOTE THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT COMPLETION AND REQUEST FOR OCCUPANCY OF ONE OR MORE BUILDINGS PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF ALL PHASING IS PERMITTED, AS LONG AS THE BUILDINGS ARE COMPLETED WITH NECESSARY PARKING, LANDSCAPING, AND STORMWATER WHICH MAY BE ADJUSTED DEPENDING ON FUTURE RESIDENT REQUIREMENTS. CONSTRUCTION-RELATED SALES, MAINT. CONDITIONS, AND OTHER ISSUES MAY AFFECT TIMELINES. EACH BUILDING MUST MEET PARKING, LANDSCAPING AND STORMWATER REQUIREMENTS. PHASES ARE SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE CITY OF VANCOUVER. ANY DEVIATIONS FROM THIS PLAN, OR ANY PHASES OF CONSTRUCTION WHICH VARY TO PROVIDE FOR SALES SAFETY WHICH INCLUDES BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, INSTALLATION OF SECURITY MEASURES, TEMPORARY FACILITIES, FENCING, OR OTHER SUCH CHANGES, SHALL BE SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL TO SUPPORT EACH PHASE. PLEASE SEE BELOW A DESCRIPTION OF EACH PHASE. PHASING SHALL BE PROVIDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CITY OF VANCOUVER CODE. THE INITIAL PHASES ARE AS FOLLOWS: PHASE A - MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING (TOTAL 161 UNITS) PHASE B - COMMERCIAL BUILDING (1,080 SF) PHASE C - GARAGE (161 CARS) PHASE D - RETAIL (1,080 SF) PHASE E - PARKING LEGEND CAPARBOR / BUILDING OVERHANG EXISTING EASEMENT PROPERTY LINE PROPOSED FENCE BUILDING FOOTPRINT ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY PROPERTY LINE PROPOSED STORMWATER ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY ADJACENT CURB ADJACENT WALL LANDSCAPE LIGHT FIRE HYDRANT FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION EXISTING FENCE FIRE LANE CONCRETE ASPHALT PAVER BIKE RACK ADA ROUTE NE 4TH ST NE 28TH AVE RIGHT DISTANCE POOL PLAY AREA DOG PARK ENCLOSURE CARPORT BLDG A BLDG B BLDG C BLDG D BLDG E BLDG F BLDG G BLDG H BLDG I BLDG J BLDG K BLDG L OFFICE COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL OCI MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING 161 UNITS TYPE 1, 2, & 3 DWELLING UNITS 1, 2, & 3 BEDROOM UNITS 3 STORY OF WOOD CONSTRUCTION GRAPHIC SCALE 0 10 20 40 80 1" = 20' Mackay Sposito THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON SITE AND MASTER PLAN REVISIONS NO. DATE DESCRIPTION JOB NO. XXXX DATE OCTOBER 2023 SCALE AS SHOWN DRAWN BY MMG CHECKED BY MMG SP1.0 OF 2 OWNER: HAZEL DELL CENTER LLC 1012 FRANKLIN BLVD #100 VANCOUVER, WA 98661 www.hazeldellproperties.com APPLICANT: CONTACT: MACKAY SPOSITO 1100 NW NID BVD VANCOUVER, WA 98686 CVTV Mackay Sposito
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SITE PLAN VICINITY MAP SITE VANCOUVER SEC. 26 T2N R2E W.M. SITE PLAN NOTES GENERAL NOTES PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT: THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT LOCATED AT 1820 NE 4TH STREET, VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON APPROXIMATELY 1.5 MILES NORTH OF DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER THE DEVELOPMENT COMPRISES OF 227 MULTI-FAMILY DWELLING UNITS AND 10,000 SQUARE FEET OF COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL SPACE. ZONING: CM-2 (COMMUNITY MIXED USE) THE PROPERTY IS CURRENTLY UNDEVELOPED. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SEE TITLE REPORT NO. 883820-WA FOR FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION DATED AUGUST 8, 2023 BY FIDELITY NATIONAL TITLE. CONVENTIONAL SURVEY PERFORMED BY MACKAY SPOSITO, DATED SEPTEMBER 12, 2023. SURVEYING DATA IS BASED ON NAVD 88 DATUM FOR VERTICAL AND NAD 83/91 DATUM FOR HORIZONTAL. EXISTING STREETS: NE 4TH STREET - MAJOR ARTERIAL NE 3RD PLACE - LOCAL ACCESS TRANSIT ROUTES & BUS STOPS: C-TRAN ROUTE #32 RUNS ALONG PIONEER STREET. ADJACENT ZONING & LAND USES: NORTH: PLANNED CM-2 MIXED-USE, SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL SOUTH: CM-2 MIXED-USE EAST: RM-12 MULTIFAMILY RESIDENTIAL WEST: OFFICE USE ON CM-2 ZONED PROPERTY EXISTING UTILITIES: CITY OF VANCOUVER WATER, SANITARY, & STORM SEWER AVAILABLE. CLARK PUBLIC UTILITIES ELECTRICAL, TELECOMMUNICATIONS & GAS. PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS: PROPOSED PUBLIC STREETS, RIGHTS OF WAY PROPOSED PEDESTRIAN & BICYCLE FACILITIES PROPOSED EASEMENTS FOR ACCESS, DRAINAGE, UTILITIES, ETC. PROPOSED SITE LIGHTING PROPOSED ONSITE PARKING PROPOSED STORMWATER FACILITY PROPOSED LANDSCAPE AREAS PROPOSED OPEN SPACE & RECREATIONAL FEATURES PROPOSED TRASH ENCLOSURES ALL REQUIRED PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS ARE REFLECTED ON THE PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING PLANS DEMOLITION: EXISTING SITE IS CURRENTLY UNDEVELOPED PERMITS: CURRENTLY NO PERMITS FOR THIS PROJECT HAVE BEEN ISSUED. PROPOSED MASTER PLAN AND ENGINEERING PLANS TO BE SUBMITTED TO CITY OF VANCOUVER FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL. IMPACTS: NO SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ARE ANTICIPATED ON THE SITE AS THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT IS CONSISTENT WITH CURRENT ZONING AND COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DESIGNATIONS. THE PROJECT IS NOT LOCATED WITHIN A FLOOD PLAIN OR WETLAND. ALL PROPOSED ADA ACCESSIBLE PARKING AND SALES WILL HAVE A MAXIMUM SLOPE OF 1:48 AND A MINIMUM SLOPE OF 1:96 FOR FLAT SURFACES. IF ANY CULTURAL OR HISTORICAL RESOURCES ARE DISCOVERED IN THE COURSE OF UNDERTAKING ACTIVITIES RELATED TO THIS PROJECT, ALL WORK IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THE DISCOVERY SHALL CEASE, AND THE WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION AND THE CITY OF VANCOUVER DEVELOPMENT REVIEW SERVICES MUST BE NOTIFIED IMMEDIATELY. THE PROJECT WILL ABIDE BY ALL APPLICABLE LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL LAWS RELATED TO CULTURAL AND HISTORIC RESOURCES. FIRE LANE MARKINGS ARE REQUIRED AS INDICATED ON THE APPROVED CIVIL ENGINEERING PLANS IN ORDER TO MINIMIZE FALSE IMPRISONMENT AND TO PREVENT UNAUTHORIZED PARKING IN THE FIRE LANES. THERE MUST BE AT LEAST A 10 FOOT CLEARANCE BETWEEN ANY OBSTRUCTION (VEHICLES, DUMPSTERS, ETC.) AND THE FIRE LANE. ALL MARKINGS ARE TO BE APPROVED BY THE CITY OF VANCOUVER FIRE DEPARTMENT. A 10-FOOT MINIMUM FIRE ACCESS WIDTH IS REQUIRED, AS SHOWN ON THE SITE PLAN. PROJECT STATISTICS TOTAL PROJECT SITE AREA: TOTAL BUILDING FOOTPRINT (ALL): TOTAL OPEN SPACE: LANDSCAPE AREA: LANDSCAPE AREA FROM ENCLOSURES: TOTAL BUILDING AREA: FLOOR AREA RATIO (FAR) REQUIRED: FLOOR AREA RATIO (FAR) PROVIDED: PARKING CALCULATIONS PARKING REQUIRED: PARKING PROVIDED: PARKING RATIO: 3.32 AC. 45,150 SF 15% OF SITE AREA = 21,780 SF MIN. (32,040 SF PROVIDED) 15% OF SITE AREA = 21,780 SF MIN. (32,040 SF PROVIDED) 31,450 SF (PROVIDED) 161,250 SF 2.0 (MAX) 1.10 (1.5 X 227 UNITS) + (3 X 10,000 SF) = 341 + 30 = 371 STALLS REQUIRED 371 STALLS (MINIMUM) 367 RESIDENTIAL STALLS 4 COMMERCIAL STALLS WHICH INCLUDES ADA 371 STALLS 18 COMPACT STALLS PARKING STALLS HAVE A 4 FOOT CONCRETE BORDERS ARE OVERHANG UNLESS SHOWN OTHERWISE LANDSCAPE AND STORMWATER CALCULATIONS ARE BASED ON 230 APARTMENT UNITS AND 10,000 SQ FT COMMERCIAL. REFER TO CIVIL ENGINEERING PLANS FOR STORMWATER MANAGEMENT SUPPORT EACH PHASE. PLEASE SEE BELOW A DESCRIPTION OF EACH PHASE. THIS PLAN IS FOR 227 APARTMENT UNITS AND 10,000 SF COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF THE TWO DRIVEWAYS OFF NE 4TH STREET AND THE PARKING LOT. PHASE A: BUILDING A,B,C,D,E,F PHASE B: BUILDING G PHASE C: BUILDING H PHASE D: BUILDING I PHASE E: BUILDING J PHASE F: BUILDING K TRASH ENCLOSURE DETAIL (TYP.) SCALE: 1" = 10'-0" SITE PLAN LAYOUT PROVIDED BY TRAND ARCHITECTS, P.C. PHASING NOTE THIS PROJECT IS A COLLECTION AND REQUEST FOR OCCUPANCY OF ONE OF HOPE BUILDINGS PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF THE ENTIRE SITE. DUE TO THE COMPLEXITY AND EXTENT OF THIS PROJECT, MANY CRITICAL ELEMENTS MAY BE ADJUSTED DEPENDING ON FUTURE RESIDENT REQUIREMENTS, CONSTRUCTION RELATED ISSUES, MARKET CONDITIONS, OR CITY OF VANCOUVER REQUIREMENTS AND TIMELINES. PROJECT COMPLETION WILL BE CONDUCTED IN PHASES TO PROVIDE FOR MORE FLEXIBILITY WHICH INCLUDES BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, INSTALLATION OF TEMPORARY PARKING AND OTHER REQUIRED IMPROVEMENTS AND AMENITIES. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED TO SUPPORT EACH PHASE. PLEASE SEE BELOW A DESCRIPTION OF EACH PHASE. LEGEND CARPORT OR BUILDING OVERHANG EXISTING EASEMENT PROPERTY LINE/BOUNDARY PROPOSED FENCE FENCE LINE FIRE LANE/DRIVE AISLE CURB/GUTTER PROPOSED ACCESS TO STORMWAY ROAD CENTERLINE PROPOSED PEDESTRIAN WALK PEDESTRIAN WALK SIDEWALK LIGHT FIRE HYDRANT EV CHARGING STATION SIGNAGE FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION BIKE RACKS CONCRETE PAVER 20' WIDE ADA ROUTE 20' WIDE AERIAL APPARATUS ROUTE Mackay & Sposito THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON SITE AND MASTER PLAN OWNER: MARCUS MILL CENTER LLC 2002 SE 10TH AVE, SUITE 200 VANCOUVER WA 98661 MARCUSMILLCENTER.COM APPLICANT: MACKAY SPOSITO INC. ATTN: GAYLE LOBERG 17700 SE MILL PLAIN BLVD, SUITE 100 VANCOUVER WA 98683 PHONE: (360) 892-3112 EMAIL: GAYLEL@MACKAYSPOSITO.COM REVISIONS JOB NO. DATE SCALE DRAWN BY CHECKED BY SP1.0 NO. 1085 OCTOBER 30, 2023 1" = 30' JBH MAQ NE 4TH ST NE 3RD PLACE BLDG A MULTIFAMILY BUILDING 5-STORY, 30 UNITS TYPE V-A WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLDG B MULTIFAMILY BUILDING 5-STORY, 30 UNITS TYPE V-A WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLDG C MULTIFAMILY BUILDING 5-STORY, 27 UNITS TYPE V-A WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLDG D MULTIFAMILY BUILDING 5-STORY, 27 UNITS TYPE V-A WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLDG E MULTIFAMILY BUILDING 5-STORY, 30 UNITS TYPE V-A WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLDG F MULTIFAMILY BUILDING 5-STORY, 30 UNITS TYPE V-A WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLDG G MULTIFAMILY BUILDING 5-STORY, 41 UNITS TYPE V-A WOOD CONSTRUCTION CLUBHOUSE AND AMENITY BLDG 1-STORY COMMUNITY FLEX SPACE OFFICE COMMERCIAL 10,000 SQ FT TYPE V-A WOOD CONSTRUCTION POOL PLAY AREA DOG PARK CARPORT TRASH ENCLOSURE TRASH ENCLOSURE TRASH ENCLOSURE TRASH ENCLOSURE TRASH ENCLOSURE TRASH ENCLOSURE TRASH ENCLOSURE TRASH ENCLOSURE TRASH ENCLOSURE GRAPHIC SCALE 2 CVTVJ MacKay Sposito
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LEVEL V TREE PLAN MacKay Sposito EXISTING TREE LEGEND EXISTING DECIDUOUS TREE TO BE REMOVED AND SYMBOL EXISTING DECIDUOUS TREE TO REMAIN AND SYMBOL EXISTING CONIFER TREE TO BE REMOVED AND SYMBOL EXISTING CONIFER TREE TO REMAIN AND SYMBOL SYMBOLS AE AF AR AS AT BA BC BF BH BJ BL BM BP BS BT BU CA CC CD CH CJ CL CM CN CP CR CS CT CW CY DE DI DO EA EL EU GR HA HF HO JR JU LE LI MA MG MH MI TREE AND SIZE 4" PEAR 16" FIR 14" ALDER 10" ASH 10" ARBORVITAE 6" FIR 8" CHERRY 8" FIR 8" HAWTHORNE 10" JUNIPER 8" MAPLE 4" MAPLE 10" MAPLE 12" PINE 6" BIRCH 8" MAPLE 12" ARBORVITAE 6" CHERRY 8" COTTONWOOD 6" CYPRESS 10" CYPRESS 6" MAPLE 10" CYPRESS 12" MAPLE 10" PINE 8" CHERRY 10" CYPRESS 4" CEDAR 4" FIR 4" MAPLE 10" MAPLE 8" MAPLE 14" CEDAR 12" FIR 10" BIRCH 8" MAPLE 12" SPRUCE 10" MAPLE 8" ASH 12" MAPLE 12" MAPLE 14" MAPLE 12" ARBORVITAE 8" MAPLE 8" SPRUCE 8" MAPLE 10" BIRCH 10" MAPLE 10" CHERRY 14" MAPLE 12" PINE 10" PINE 6" MAPLE 10" CHERRY 12" PINE 14" PINE 8" MAPLE 10" CHERRY 10" MAPLE 10" MAPLE 14" FIR 12" MAPLE 12" MAPLE 8" MAPLE 12" CHERRY TREE CREDITS TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO REMAIN OFF-SITE TO REMAIN OFF-SITE TO REMAIN (STREET TREE) TO BE REMOVED TO REMAIN (STREET TREE) TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO REMAIN (STREET TREE) TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED (DEAD) TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO REMAIN (STREET TREE) TO REMAIN (STREET TREE) TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO REMAIN OFF-SITE TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO REMAIN OFF-SITE TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO REMAIN OFF-SITE TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO REMAIN OFF-SITE TO REMAIN (STREET TREE) TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO REMAIN OFF-SITE TO REMAIN OFF-SITE TO BE REMOVED TO REMAIN (STREET TREE) TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED NE 4TH ST RIGHT-OF-WAY THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON LEVEL V TREE PLAN NE 136TH AVE REVISIONS DATE DESCRIPTION DATE JOB NO SCALE DRAWN BY CHECKED BY APPROVED BY 20056 1" = 30' OCTOBER 2020 JMD JMD MAG TREE PLAN NOTES 1. For planting information see Grading Plan Sheet. 2. Prior to the start of construction, all trees to remain within 25 feet of any tree designated to remain (including, but not limited to, grading equipment, plant material and topsoil removal), shall be clearly marked, and a temporary construction fence installed around tree(s). 3. Any damaged tree (s) or person shall attach tag (s) to any tree (s) designated for removal. 4. Before development, land clearing, filling or any land alteration, the contractor shall: a. Erect 6 foot high orange construction fencing around the critical root zone and completely surrounding the tree (s) area of all trees (s) to be retained. In locations where group retention areas are in the street right-of-way, such as in a planting strip along a street, the fencing must be 4 foot high as approved by the Urban Forester. b. The fencing shall remain until 90% of the site is substantially damaged and construction completed. c. Maintain the protective barriers in place until the Urban Forester authorizes their removal or until the completion of construction, whichever is later. (TYP). 5. Ensure any landscaping, tree (s) in the critical root zone subsequent to the removal of the orange fencing be protected from damage, soil compaction or injury. 6. No work related to demolition and/or construction, including, but not limited to dirt removal within the Critical Root Zone of a protected tree. 7. The contractor shall place any utility trenches, if possible, outside of the Critical Root Zone. If any utility trenches must be placed inside the Critical Root Zone, they must be bored to minimize root loss. A utility permit is required to prevent damage to the critical root zone. 8. The greatest care possible, utility trenches shall be located outside of the drip line or root protection zone of trees. 9. All trees to remain will be protected from erosion and sedimentation. SOURCE: THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT PRELIMINARY TREE INVENTORY, TREE EVALUATION, AND ARBORIST REPORT, MAY 2019 TOTAL TREE CREDITS TR1.0 2 TREE PROTECTION DETAIL N.T.S. NO OF GRAPHIC SCALE ( IN FEET) 1"= 20' OWNER: BLAKEWELL CENTER LLC 1111 MAIN STREET, SUITE 200 VANCOUVER, WA 98660 (360) 258-1550 www.blakewellproperties.com CVTV MacKay Sposito
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LEVEL V TREE PLAN EXISTING TREE LEGEND EXISTING DECIDUOUS TREE TO REMAIN AND SYMBOL EXISTING DECIDUOUS TREE TO BE REMOVED AND SYMBOL AG EXISTING CONIFER TREE TO REMAIN AND SYMBOL X EXISTING CONIFER TREE TO BE REMOVED AND SYMBOL SYMBOL TREE AND SIZE TREE CREDITS AF FIR TO BE REMOVED AG FIR TO BE REMOVED AH FIR TO BE REMOVED AI FIR TO BE REMOVED AJ FIR TO REMAIN (STREET TREE) 13 AK FIR TO REMAIN (STREET TREE) 13 AL FIR TO REMAIN (STREET TREE) 13 AM FIR TO REMAIN (STREET TREE) 13 AN MAPLE TO BE REMOVED AP MAPLE TO BE REMOVED AQ MAPLE TO BE REMOVED AR MAPLE TO BE REMOVED AS MAPLE TO BE REMOVED AT MAPLE TO BE REMOVED AU MAPLE TO BE REMOVED AV MAPLE TO BE REMOVED AW MAPLE TO BE REMOVED AX MAPLE TO BE REMOVED AY MAPLE TO BE REMOVED AZ MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BA MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BB MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BC MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BD MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BE MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BF MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BG MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BH MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BI MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BJ MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BK MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BL MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BM MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BN MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BO MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BP MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BQ MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BR MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BS MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BT MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BU MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BV MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BW MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BX MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BY MAPLE TO BE REMOVED BZ MAPLE TO BE REMOVED CA MAPLE TO BE REMOVED CB MAPLE TO BE REMOVED CC MAPLE TO BE REMOVED CD MAPLE TO BE REMOVED CE MAPLE TO BE REMOVED CF MAPLE TO BE REMOVED CG MAPLE TO BE REMOVED CH MAPLE TO BE REMOVED CI MAPLE TO BE REMOVED CJ MAPLE TO BE REMOVED CK MAPLE TO BE REMOVED (DEAD) CL MAPLE TO BE REMOVED (DEAD) CM MAPLE TO BE REMOVED (DEAD) CN CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED CO CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED CP CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED CQ CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED CR CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED CS CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED CT CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED CU CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED CV CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED CW CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED CX CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED CY CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED CZ CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED DA CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED DB CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED DC CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED DD CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED DE CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED DF CYPRESS TO BE REMOVED DG COTTONWOOD TO BE REMOVED DH COTTONWOOD TO BE REMOVED DI LOCUST TO REMAIN DJ COTTONWOOD TO REMAIN DK COTTONWOOD TO REMAIN DL COTTONWOOD TO REMAIN TOTAL TREE CREDITS 0 SITE PLAN BASE LAYOUT PROVIDED BY TILAND SCHMIDT ARCHITECTS PC NE 4TH ST RIGHT OF WAY RIGHT OF WAY RIGHT OF WAY NE 138TH AVE Mackay Sposito ENGINEERS SURVEYORS PLANNERS SCIENTISTS PROJECT MANAGERS www.mackaysposito.com THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON LEVEL V TREE PLAN TREE PLAN NOTES 1. See Existing Conditions and Grading Plan Sheet for additional survey information. 2. No construction activity or soil disturbance shall occur within any tree of any type designated to remain, including, but not limited to parking equipment, piles of soil, debris, materials, vehicles, etc. The protected area of all trees shall be and including burn lines. 3. All tree protection required by this plan shall attach any object to any tree designated for protection. 4. Before development, land clearing, filling or any land alteration, the contractor shall: a. Install an orange construction fence around the drip line of all trees to remain and completely surrounding the protected area of all protected trees not to be removed, no construction activity, parking or materials storage is allowed within this fenced protected area. b. No foot traffic or any equipment is permitted to potentially damaging protected area. Do not use. c. Maintain tree protection fence in place until the Urban Forester authorizes removal or until construction is complete. The fence cannot be removed by others. 5. Where any landscaping exists in the protected zone subsequent to the removal of the fence, the landscape contractor shall replace any damaged or dead plant materials with like species and size at no cost to the City or Owner. 6. Tree protection around the Urban Forester's authorization 7. All trees to be removed that are in the public right of way, or that directly impact the right of way shall be protected until approval by the City of Vancouver is given. 8. Trees to be preserved within approved shall be located outside of the building footprint, not to be removed. 9. This is to remain and shall be protected from all use and construction. NOTE: THIS PLAN REPRESENTS A CONCEPTUAL TREE PROTECTION PLAN. TREE PROTECTION TO BE FINALIZED ON DEVELOPMENT PERMITS. REVISIONS JOB NO. 2005 DATE OCTOBER 2022 SCALE 1" = 30' DRAWN BY JM/MRO CHECKED BY MAO TR1.0 NO. OF 1 OWNER MAYWELL CENTER LLC 15400 NE 138TH WAY STE 200 VANCOUVER, WA 98682 360.334.8016 www.urbaneproperties.com APPLICANT MACKAY & SPOSITO, INC. ATTN: SEAN REID, RLA 15400 NE 138TH WAY STE 200 VANCOUVER, WA 98682 360.334.8016 PROJECT ENGINEER 1 TREE PROTECTION DETAIL BARRIER FENCE TREE TO BE PROTECTED 3' TALL ORANGE PLASTIC MESH FENCING 2" X 2" POSTS, TYP. MINIMUM 6' O.C. "TREE PROTECTION AREA-DO NOT ENTER" SIGN ON ALL SIDES OF FENCE GRAPHIC SCALE 0 10 20 40 1" = 30'
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SITE PLAN VICINITY MAP SEC. 26 T2N R2E W.M. SITE PLAN NOTES SITE DATA: SITE ADDRESS: NE 4TH STREET, VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON. PARCEL NUMBERS: 161877000, 161907000. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: REFER TO TITLE REPORT. SURROUNDING LAND USES: NORTH: MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL (CITY OWNED PROPERTY) SOUTH: MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL EAST: OFFICE USE ON OG ZONED PROPERTY WEST: OFFICE USE ON OG ZONED PROPERTY SITE AREA: GROSS SITE AREA: ±6.48 ACRES TRANSIT ROUTES & STOPS: C-TRAN'S ROUTE #38 RUNS ALONG PIONEER STREET. PROPOSED ZONING: RM-2 (MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL) BUILDING USE: 102 UNIT MULTI-FAMILY & 1,980 SF. OFFICE COMMERCIAL PROPOSED UNITS: 102 UNIT MULTI-FAMILY AND 1,980 SF. COMMERCIAL OFFICE USE (2ND STORY) PROPOSED ACCESS: PROPOSED ACCESS TO NE 4TH STREET PROPOSED PARKING: PARKING REQUIRED: 204 STALLS PARKING PROVIDED: 216 STALLS PROPOSED LANDSCAPING: REFER TO LANDSCAPE PLAN PROPOSED SIGNAGE: REFER TO SIGNAGE PLAN PROPOSED LIGHTING: REFER TO LIGHTING PLAN PROPOSED STORM WATER: REFER TO STORM WATER PLAN PROPOSED DRAINAGE: REFER TO DRAINAGE PLAN PROPOSED UTILITIES: REFER TO UTILITIES PLAN PROPOSED BIKE PARKING: REQUIRED: 22 BIKE STALLS PROVIDED: 24 BIKE STALLS PROPOSED OPEN SPACE: REFER TO OPEN SPACE PLAN PROPOSED FENCING: REFER TO FENCING PLAN PROPOSED TRASH ENCLOSURE: REFER TO TRASH ENCLOSURE PLAN PROPOSED REFUSE: REFER TO REFUSE PLAN PROPOSED SEWER: REFER TO SEWER PLAN PROPOSED WATER: REFER TO WATER PLAN PROPOSED GAS: REFER TO GAS PLAN PROPOSED POWER: REFER TO POWER PLAN PROPOSED CABLE: REFER TO CABLE PLAN PROPOSED TELEPHONE: REFER TO TELEPHONE PLAN ALL PROPOSED ADA ACCESSIBLE PARKING AND ISLES SHALL HAVE A MAXIMUM SLOPE OF 1:48. ALL PROPOSED ADA ACCESSIBLE ROUTES SHALL HAVE A MAXIMUM SLOPE OF 1:20. ALL PROPOSED ADA ACCESSIBLE RAMPS SHALL HAVE A MAXIMUM SLOPE OF 1:12. IF ANY CULTURAL OR HISTORICAL RESOURCES ARE DISCOVERED IN THE COURSE OF UNDERTAKING THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT, THE WORK SHALL IMMEDIATELY CEASE AND ALL ACTIVITY THAT MAY FURTHER DISTURB THE RESOURCES SHALL BE SUSPENDED. THE APPLICANT SHALL CONTACT THE CITY OF VANCOUVER CITY OF VANCOUVER DEVELOPMENT REVIEW SERVICES AND THE WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION (DAHP) PRIOR TO RESUMING WORK ON THE SUBJECT SITE. FIRE LANE MARKINGS ARE REQUIRED AS INDICATED ON THE APPROVED CIVIL ENGINEERING PLANS BY THE CITY OF VANCOUVER FIRE DEPARTMENT. ALL FIRE LANE MARKINGS SHALL BE MAINTAINED IN ORDER TO CLEARANCE FOR EMERGENCY VEHICLES. ALL FIRE LANE MARKINGS SHALL BE NO LESS THAN 12 INCHES IN WIDTH AND BE VISIBLE AT ALL TIMES. ALL FIRE LANES SHALL BE MAINTAINED AT ALL TIMES. PARKING CALCULATIONS: COMMERCIAL OFFICE 1,980 SF x 2.0/1,000 SF = 3.96 SPACES ROUND UP TO 4 SPACES RESIDENTIAL 102 UNITS x 1.75 SPACES/UNIT = 178.5 SPACES ROUND UP TO 179 SPACES TOTAL REQUIRED: 4 + 179 = 183 SPACES PARKING PROVIDED: 216 SPACES PHASING NOTE: THIS PROJECT IS PROPOSED TO BE DEVELOPED IN TWO PHASES, WITH THE FIRST PHASE CONSISTING OF 6 BUILDINGS AND 4 BUILDINGS IN THE SECOND PHASE. THE PHASES WILL BE CONSTRUCTED IN THE ORDER SHOWN ON THE PLAN. TRASH ENCLOSURE DETAIL (TYP.) DOOR FENCE CONCRETE PAD 8' TALL FENCE GATE SCALE: 1" = 10' SITE PLAN BASE LAYOUT PROVIDED BY TKLAND SCHMIDT ARCHITECTS P.C. NE 4TH ST RIGHT OF WAY RIGHT OF WAY NE 3RD AVE NE 3RD LANE NE 4TH ST RIGHT OF WAY FIRE HYDRANT NE 3RD WAY POOL PLAY AREA DOG RUN COMMUNITY OFFICE 2-STORY MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING 0 UNITS, ±2,000 SF OF TOTAL BUILDING AREA WOOD CONSTRUCTION BIKE STORAGE STAIR TRASH ENCLOSURE ENCLOSURE BLDG A, 4-STORY MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING, 32 UNITS, ±48,000 SF OF TOTAL BUILDING AREA, WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLDG B, 4-STORY MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING, 24 UNITS, ±36,000 SF OF TOTAL BUILDING AREA, WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLDG C, 4-STORY MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING, 20 UNITS, ±30,000 SF OF TOTAL BUILDING AREA, WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLDG D, 4-STORY MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING, 26 UNITS, ±39,000 SF OF TOTAL BUILDING AREA, WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLDG E, 4-STORY MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING, 30 UNITS, ±45,000 SF OF TOTAL BUILDING AREA, WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLDG F, 4-STORY MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING, 30 UNITS, ±45,000 SF OF TOTAL BUILDING AREA, WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLDG G, 4-STORY MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING, 26 UNITS, ±39,000 SF OF TOTAL BUILDING AREA, WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLDG H, 4-STORY MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING, 20 UNITS, ±30,000 SF OF TOTAL BUILDING AREA, WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLDG I, 4-STORY MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING, 20 UNITS, ±30,000 SF OF TOTAL BUILDING AREA, WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLDG J, 4-STORY MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING, 24 UNITS, ±36,000 SF OF TOTAL BUILDING AREA, WOOD CONSTRUCTION BLDG K, 4-STORY MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING, 24 UNITS, ±36,000 SF OF TOTAL BUILDING AREA, WOOD CONSTRUCTION CARPORT PHASING NOTE THE COMPLETION AND REQUEST FOR OCCUPANCY OF ONE OR MORE BUILDINGS PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF THE ENTIRE PROJECT, THIS PROJECT PHASING WILL BE COORDINATED WITH THE CITY OF VANCOUVER. DUE TO THE COMPLEXITY OF THE PROJECT AND THE NEED FOR FLEXIBILITY WHEN CONSTRUCTING LARGE MULTI-FAMILY DEVELOPMENTS, THE CITY OF VANCOUVER WILL ALLOW PHASING OF THE PROJECT. THIS PHASING NOTE WILL BE ADDED TO THIS PLAN. THIS PHASING NOTE IS TO ALLOW FOR FLEXIBILITY WHEN CONSTRUCTING WITH EACH PHASE TO PROVIDE FOR PUBLIC SAFETY WHEN MULTIPLE BUILDINGS ARE UNDER CONSTRUCTION AT THE SAME TIME. IN ORDER TO RECEIVE BUILDING PERMITS FOR THE SUBSEQUENT PHASES, THE APPLICANT WILL SUBMIT THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS AND PLANS TO THE CITY OF VANCOUVER. IF THE DEVELOPMENT IS COMPLETED IN PHASES, THEN EACH PHASE MUST BE ABLE TO FUNCTION INDEPENDENTLY WITH ALL REQUIRED INFRASTRUCTURE, LANDSCAPING, OPEN SPACE, PARKING AND UTILITIES COMPLETE FOR THAT PHASE. THIS PROJECT IS PROPOSED TO BE DEVELOPED IN TWO PHASES, WITH THE FIRST PHASE CONSISTING OF 6 BUILDINGS AND 4 BUILDINGS IN THE SECOND PHASE. THE PHASES WILL BE CONSTRUCTED IN THE ORDER SHOWN ON THE PLAN. PHASE ONE: BUILDINGS A, B, C, D, E, F, G. PHASE TWO: BUILDINGS H, I, J, K. THE ORDER OF CONSTRUCTION IS NOT CRITICAL, AS LONG AS ALL BUILDINGS IN A PHASE ARE COMPLETED PRIOR TO FINAL OCCUPANCY OF THAT PHASE. ALL REQUIRED INFRASTRUCTURE, LANDSCAPING, OPEN SPACE, PARKING, AND UTILITIES MUST BE COMPLETED PRIOR TO FINAL OCCUPANCY OF PHASE ONE. THIS PHASING NOTE IS PROVIDED BY TKLAND SCHMIDT ARCHITECTS P.C. LEGEND PROPERTY LINE PARCEL BOUNDARY EASEMENT BUILDING OVERHANG EXISTING EASEMENT PROPOSED BUILDING PROPOSED FENCE PROPOSED LANDSCAPE CURB & GUTTER SIDEWALK PEDESTRIAN CROSSWAY ROAD CENTERLINE WATER MAIN SEWER MAIN GAS MAIN STORM DRAIN LIGHT FIRE HYDRANT FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION TRANSFORMER ELECTRICAL BOX TELEPHONE BOX CABLE BOX POWER POLE RECYCLED WATER GRAVEL CONCRETE ASPHALT PERVIOUS PAVERS ADA ROUTE BIKE LANE/MULTI-USE PATH 18' WIDE AERIAL APPARATUS ACCESS GRAPHIC SCALE Mackay & Sposito THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON SITE AND MASTER PLAN REVISIONS JOB NO.: 2185 DATE: OCTOBER 2022 SCALE: 1" = 50'-0" DRAWN BY: SMG CHECKED BY: MKS SP1.0 OWNER: MACWELL CENTER 2 LLC 1000 SW BROADWAY STE 2300 PORTLAND, OR 97205 (971) 279-2041 WWW.BRICKWESTPROPERTIES.COM APPLICANT: MACKAY & SPOSITO INC. ATTN: MARK KIEFER, PE, PLS 312 NE MILL PLAIN BLVD #105 VANCOUVER, WA 98660 (360) 695-4659 MARK.KIEFER@MACKAYSPSOSITO.COM CVTV Mackay Sposito
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LANDSCAPE PLAN LANDSCAPE LEGEND SYMBOL BOTANICAL NAME SIZE COND QUANTITY TREES AMELANCHIER X GRANDIFLORA 'AUTUMN BRILLIANCE' (Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry) 2" CAL AS SHOWN ACER PLATANOIDES 'CRIMSON KING' (Crimson King Maple) 2" CAL AS SHOWN ACER RUBRUM 'RED SUNSET' (Red Sunset Maple) 2" CAL AS SHOWN TILIA CORDATA 'GREENSPIRE' (Greenspire Littleleaf Linden) 2" CAL AS SHOWN LIQUIDAMBAR STYRACIFLUA (Sweetgum) 2" CAL AS SHOWN QUERCUS RUBRA (Red Oak) 2" CAL AS SHOWN ULMUS 'URBANITE' (Urbanite Elm) 2" CAL AS SHOWN ARBUTUS UNEDO 'COMPACTA' (Compact Strawberry Tree) 2" CAL AS SHOWN MAGNOLIA GRANDIFLORA 'LITTLE GEM' (Little Gem Magnolia) 2" CAL AS SHOWN CORNUS KOUSA 'WOLFS EYE' (Wolf's Eye Kousa Dogwood) 2" CAL AS SHOWN PINUS STROBUS 'COMPACTA' (Compact Eastern White Pine) 2" CAL AS SHOWN PINUS THUNBERGII 'OCULUS DRACONIS' (Dragon's Eye Japanese Black Pine) 2" CAL AS SHOWN SHRUBS RHODODENDRON 'ROSEUM ELEGANS' (Roseum Elegans Rhododendron) 3 GAL 280 VIBURNUM DAVIDII (David Viburnum) 3 GAL 700 NANDINA DOMESTICA 'HEAVENLY BAMBOO' 3 GAL 450 SPIRAEA JAPONICA 'MAGIC CARPET' (Magic Carpet Spirea) 3 GAL 200 MAHONIA AQUIFOLIUM 'COMPACTA' (Compact Oregon Grape) 3 GAL 500 PIERIS JAPONICA 'FLAMING SILVER' (Flaming Silver Andromeda) 3 GAL 200 OSMANTHUS HETEROPHYLLUS 'GOSHO-GOSHIKI' (Variegated False Holly) 3 GAL 300 BUXUS MICROPHYLLA 'JAPONICA' (Japanese Boxwood) 3 GAL 400 ILEX CRENATA 'SKY PENCIL' (Sky Pencil Holly) 5 GAL 100 LIGUSTRUM JAPONICUM 'TEXANUM' (Texas Privet) 5 GAL 250 LANTANA CAMARA 'NEW GOLD' (New Gold Lantana) 5 GAL 100 JUNIPERUS HORIZONTALIS 'BLUE RUG' (Blue Rug Juniper) 1 GAL 1,000 POTENTILLA FRUTICOSA 'GOLD STAR' (Gold Star Potentilla) 3 GAL 250 VINCA MINOR 'BOWLES' VARIETY' (Bowles' Common Periwinkle) 1 GAL 1,000 PERENNIALS HOSTA 'PATRIOT' (Patriot Hosta) 1 GAL 1,500 HEUCHERA SANGUINEA 'FIREFLY' (Firefly Coral Bells) 1 GAL 1,000 LIRIOPE MUSCARI 'BIG BLUE' (Big Blue Lilyturf) 1 GAL 1,000 ORNAMENTAL GRASSES MISCANTHUS SINENSIS 'ADAGIO' (Adagio Maiden Grass) 5 GAL 500 CALAMAGROSTIS X ACUTIFLORA 'KARL FOERSTER' (Karl Foerster Feather Reed Grass) 5 GAL 500 CAREX TESTACEA 'ORANGE SEDGE' (Orange Sedge) 1 GAL AS SHOWN GROUNDCOVERS EUONYMUS FORTUNEI 'COLORATUS' (Purpleleaf Wintercreeper) 1 GAL AS SHOWN IVY, HEDERA HELIX 'BALTICA' (Baltic Ivy) 1 GAL AS SHOWN EXISTING RHODODENDRON 'PJM' 3 GAL AS SHOWN RHODODENDRON 'ROSEUM ELEGANS' 3 GAL AS SHOWN ACER PALMATUM 'CRIMSON QUEEN' 15 GAL AS SHOWN ACER PALMATUM 15 GAL AS SHOWN ACER X FREEMANII 'AUTUMN BLAZE' 2" CAL AS SHOWN CEDRUS DEODARA 'FEELING BLUE' 2" CAL AS SHOWN PICEA PUNGENS 'HOOPSII' 2" CAL AS SHOWN MAGNOLIA GRANDIFLORA 'LITTLE GEM' 2" CAL AS SHOWN PINUS STROBUS 'PENDULA' 2" CAL AS SHOWN MacKay Sposito www.mackaysposito.com NE 4TH ST OFFICE COMMUNITY BUILDING NE 129TH AVE THE MAV MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON LANDSCAPE PLAN NOTES 1. All trees and shrubs shall conform to the current AAN... 2. All plant material shall be free from disease... 3. Plants shall be protected from damage... 4. All areas to receive new planting... 5. All planting areas shall be irrigated as a part of the... 6. All planted areas shall receive a 3" minimum layer of organic mulch... 7. All planting shall be installed per approved City of Vancouver Standard Detail 8. Contractor shall guarantee all plant material for a period of one year... 9. All plant material and irrigation systems shall be maintained... 10. All trees shall be installed with tree stakes... 11. All trees shall be pruned as per ANSI A300... 12. All trees and shrubs shall be protected from mechanical injury... 13. All plant material shall be fertilized... 14. All planting areas shall be kept free of weeds... 15. Contractor shall verify all existing utilities... 16. Contractor shall remove all debris... 17. Site is not subject to street tree planting per 20.70... 18. Existing trees to remain shall be protected... SITE PLAN LAYOUT PROVIDED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS PC TREE PLANTING AND MAINTENANCE STANDARDS 1. Minimum Size and Tree Spacing: Trees in the landscape area... 2. Tree Planting in the Public Right-of-Way: Street trees shall be... 3. Pruning: Trees must be pruned to eliminate hazards... 4. Planting and Staking: Trees must be installed according to the... 5. Irrigation: All trees and shrubs must be irrigated for a minimum of... 6. Weed Control: All tree pits and planting beds must be kept free of weeds. 7. Tree Health: Trees must be monitored regularly for signs of pests or disease. 8. Tree Removal: Trees that die or become unhealthy must be removed and replaced. 9. Tree Protection: Existing trees that are to remain must be protected... 10. Root Barriers: Root barriers must be installed for all street trees... 11. Tree Density: Tree density calculations shall meet or exceed the... LANDSCAPE AREA CALCULATION TOTAL SITE AREA 47,896 SQ. FT. BUILDING FOOTPRINT 21,800 SQ. FT. HARDSCAPE AREA (PAVING, SIDEWALKS, ETC.) 12,000 SQ. FT. LANDSCAPE AREA 14,096 SQ. FT. PERCENTAGE OF LANDSCAPE AREA (14,096/47,896) = 29.43% MINIMUM LANDSCAPE AREA REQUIRED = 15% TREE DENSITY CALCULATIONS REQUIRED: (15,000 SF / 1000 SF) * 10 = 150 SHRUBS PROPOSED: 167 SHRUBS (120 NEW SHRUBS + 47 EXISTING SHRUBS) REQUIRED: (15,000 SF / 1000 SF) * 10 = 150 TREES PROPOSED: 167 TREES (120 NEW TREES + 47 EXISTING TREES) REVISIONS DATE DESCRIPTION GRAPHIC SCALE LS1.0 CVTV MacKay Sposito
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LANDSCAPE PLAN Mackay Sposito LICENSED LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT WASHINGTON 20349 www.mackaysposito.com LANDSCAPE LEGEND SYMBOL COMMON NAME SIZE/COND SPACING QUANTITY DECIDUOUS TREES AC Amur Cherry 2"CAL AS SHOWN 10 AR Autumn Blaze Maple 2"CAL AS SHOWN 4 CTT Crimson Spire Oak (Columnar) 2"CAL AS SHOWN 20 GA October Glory Maple 2"CAL AS SHOWN 14 GP Green Pillar Pin Oak 2"CAL AS SHOWN 17 JM Japanese Maple (Bloodgood) 4'HEIGHT 15' OC 2 JW Japanese Maple (Crimson Queen) 4'HEIGHT 15' OC 2 PB Pacific Sunset Maple 2"CAL AS SHOWN 2 RC Redbud (Forest Pansy) 2"CAL AS SHOWN 12 RS Royal Red Maple 2"CAL AS SHOWN 1 ST Serviceberry (Autumn Brilliance) 2"CAL AS SHOWN 1 SM Snowdrift Crabapple 2"CAL AS SHOWN 12 TS Trident Maple 2"CAL AS SHOWN 1 EVERGREEN TREES CA Columnar Norway Spruce 6'HEIGHT AS SHOWN 1 CG Compact Oregon Grape 24"OC 7 CP Compact Pine 6'HEIGHT AS SHOWN 1 DG Douglas Fir 6'HEIGHT AS SHOWN 1 FJ Fraser Fir 6'HEIGHT AS SHOWN 1 GS Giant Sequoia (Pendulum) 6'HEIGHT AS SHOWN 1 HA Hinoki Cypress (Nana Gracilis) 36"OC 2 JH Japanese Holly (Sky Pencil) 24"OC 4 LL Little Leaf Linden 2"CAL AS SHOWN 1 LM Lustreleaf Holly 24"OC 1 LP Littleleaf Boxwood 18"OC 1 MC Mountain Hemlock (Blue Cascade) 6'HEIGHT AS SHOWN 1 MS Mountain Pine (Mugho) 24"OC 2 NA Nana Gracilis Dwarf Hinoki Cypress 36"OC 1 NF Nordmann Fir 6'HEIGHT AS SHOWN 1 NS Norway Spruce 6'HEIGHT AS SHOWN 1 SF Slender Hinoki Cypress 36"OC 1 SH Sweet Bay Magnolia (Little Gem) 24"OC 1 SP Sky Pencil Japanese Holly 24"OC 1 SU Sugar Pine 6'HEIGHT AS SHOWN 1 UG Upright Yew (Columnar) 6'HEIGHT AS SHOWN 1 GROUNDCOVER OC Oregon Clover Cops (Red Cascade) 1 GAL 1.5' OC 200 RM Red Mulch (Cedar Bark) 2"THICK 1000 SM Star Jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides) 1 GAL 1.5' OC 500 OTHER Minimum 12' high evergreen would be the minimum size for Nursery Grade No. 1 NOTES 1. All work and materials must comply with all ordinances code requirements and any City of Vancouver 2. All plants shall be true to name and variety, hardy to zone 8. 3. Minimum size and tree density for new trees. The required minimum size of ornamental 4. All work shall be performed in a good and workmanlike manner, in accordance with the 5. The intent of the plans shall be the responsibility of the Landscape Architect who shall 6. All planting shall be done in a manner generally accepted as good horticultural practice. 7. Any planting found to be unsatisfactory shall be removed and replaced by the installer at no cost 8. All existing vegetation shall be removed from areas to be excavated unless otherwise 9. Tree protection fencing shall be installed prior to construction activities. 10. All trees and other site constraints that would warrant selecting species for planting 11. Plant materials shall be inspected at the nursery and approved prior to delivery. 12. A plant schedule indicating location, species, size and quantity of all proposed plant 13. Minimum 6" of topsoil (or other suitable growing medium) shall be provided in all 14. All trees, shrubs, groundcovers, and turf shall receive regular irrigation and watering until 15. If it is required to remove trees within the area shown on the landscape plan, then those 16. All existing trees not removed during construction shall be preserved to the maximum extent 17. No soil disturbance is allowed within the tree protection zone of any existing tree. 18. Any damage to existing trees or landscape elements that are to remain or to be relocated, 19. All trees designated for removal (on the landscape plan) shall be removed from the site. 20. All areas of the site disturbed by construction activity but not covered by structures 21. All planting areas are to be mulched with a minimum 4" layer of organic mulch. 22. Required Pruning (Deciduous Trees): Pruning shall be performed on newly planted deciduous 23. Trees that are to remain shall be protected during construction. 24. A) Year 1: Water, weed control, pest & disease control, pruning as necessary. 25. B) Year 2-5: Water, weed control, pest & disease control, pruning as necessary, fertilization. 26. If a tree has to be replaced, it shall be done so at the earliest possible time after the 27. All new plants shall be guaranteed for a period of one (1) year from the date of final 28. The purpose of the planting is to achieve an attractive, healthy, drought tolerant 29. Replacement trees, if required, shall be of the same type, size and quality as the 30. The contractor shall remove all weeds prior to planting. 31. Root Pruning: Root pruning/trenching shall be performed on newly installed conifer 32. The contractor shall maintain all newly installed planting. 33. Trees that are to remain shall be protected during construction. 34. A) Year 1: Water, weed control, pest & disease control, pruning as necessary. 35. B) Year 2-5: Water, weed control, pest & disease control, pruning as necessary, fertilization. 36. All work and materials must comply with all ordinances code requirements and any City of Vancouver 37. All plants shall be true to name and variety, hardy to zone 8. 38. Minimum size and tree density for new trees. 39. Trees shall be installed prior to issuance of occupancy for the building. 40. Installation of plants shall be in accordance with the specifications. 41. Cost Estimate: The cost estimate for the purchase, installation and five years of maintenance 42. SITE PLAN BASE LAYOUT PROVIDED BY TISCARENO-GOETZ ARCHITECTS P.C. NE 4TH ST OFFICE COMMUNITY BUILDING RETAIL NE 136TH AVE TREE PLANTING AND MAINTENANCE STANDARDS 1. Minimum Size and Tree Density for New Trees: The required minimum size for ornamental 2. All plants shall be true to name and variety, hardy to zone 8, and free of disease. 3. All trees, shrubs and groundcovers shall be installed in a good and workmanlike manner. 4. The intent of this plan shall be the responsibility of the Landscape Architect who shall 5. All planting shall be done in a manner generally accepted as good horticultural practice. 6. All existing vegetation shall be removed from areas to be excavated unless otherwise 7. Tree protection fencing shall be installed prior to construction activities 8. All trees and other site constraints that would warrant selecting species for planting 9. Plant materials shall be inspected at the nursery and approved prior to delivery. 10. A plant schedule indicating location, species, size and quantity of all proposed plant 11. Minimum 6" of topsoil (or other suitable growing medium) shall be provided in all 12. All trees, shrubs, groundcovers, and turf shall receive regular irrigation and watering until 13. If it is required to remove trees within the area shown on the landscape plan, then those 14. All existing trees not removed during construction shall be preserved to the maximum extent 15. No soil disturbance is allowed within the tree protection zone of any existing tree. 16. Any damage to existing trees or landscape elements that are to remain or to be relocated, 17. All trees designated for removal (on the landscape plan) shall be removed from the site. 18. All areas of the site disturbed by construction activity but not covered by structures 19. All planting areas are to be mulched with a minimum 4" layer of organic mulch. 20. Required Pruning (Deciduous Trees): Pruning shall be performed on newly planted deciduous 21. Trees that are to remain shall be protected during construction. 22. A) Year 1: Water, weed control, pest & disease control, pruning as necessary. 23. B) Year 2-5: Water, weed control, pest & disease control, pruning as necessary, fertilization. 24. If a tree has to be replaced, it shall be done so at the earliest possible time after the 25. All new plants shall be guaranteed for a period of one (1) year from the date of final 26. The purpose of the planting is to achieve an attractive, healthy, drought tolerant 27. Replacement trees, if required, shall be of the same type, size and quality as the 28. The contractor shall remove all weeds prior to planting. 29. Root Pruning: Root pruning/trenching shall be performed on newly installed conifer 30. The contractor shall maintain all newly installed planting. 31. Trees that are to remain shall be protected during construction. 32. A) Year 1: Water, weed control, pest & disease control, pruning as necessary. 33. B) Year 2-5: Water, weed control, pest & disease control, pruning as necessary, fertilization. 34. All work and materials must comply with all ordinances code requirements and any City of Vancouver 35. All plants shall be true to name and variety, hardy to zone 8. 36. Minimum size and tree density for new trees. 37. Trees shall be installed prior to issuance of occupancy for the building. 38. Installation of plants shall be in accordance with the specifications. 39. Cost Estimate: The cost estimate for the purchase, installation and five years of maintenance 40. SITE PLAN BASE LAYOUT PROVIDED BY TISCARENO-GOETZ ARCHITECTS P.C. LANDSCAPE AREA CALCULATION Required Landscape Area: 7000 SF Provided Landscape Area: 7850 SF (112.14% of required) Shrub Planting Area: 2500 SF Groundcover Area: 3500 SF TOTAL PLANTING AREA: 6000 SF (85.71% of required) TREE DENSITY CALCULATIONS Required Tree Density: 1 tree per 500 SF of landscape area = 7000 SF / 500 = 14 trees Provided Tree Density: 74 trees Total Tree Density: 74 trees Required Shrubs: 1 shrub per 100 SF of landscape area = 7000 SF / 100 = 70 shrubs Provided Shrubs: 156 shrubs Total Shrubs: 156 shrubs Required Evergreen Shrubs: 20% of total shrubs = 70 shrubs * 0.20 = 14 evergreen shrubs Provided Evergreen Shrubs: 30 evergreen shrubs Required Deciduous Shrubs: 80% of total shrubs = 70 shrubs * 0.80 = 56 deciduous shrubs Provided Deciduous Shrubs: 126 deciduous shrubs THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON LANDSCAPE PLAN GRAPHIC SCALE 0 10 20 40 SCALE: 1"=20' REVISIONS JOB NO. 1526 DATE OCTOBER, 2018 SCALE AS NOTED DESIGNED BY MAO DRAWN BY MAO CHECKED BY MAO LS1.0 OF CVTVJ Mackay Sposito
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City of Vancouver Online Land Use Hearing for March 17, 2026 AERIAL VIEW LOOKING EAST MacKay Sposit VTVJ
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City of Vancouver Online Land Use Hearing for March 17, 2026 STREET VIEW LOOKING SOUTHEAST MacKay Sposito
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City of Vancouver Online Land Use Hearing for March 17, 2026 01:02:55 STREET VIEW LOOKING SOUTHEAST Mike Odren MacKay Sposito CVTVJ
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City of Vancouver Online Land Use Hearing for March 17, 2026 01:04:45 SITE PLAN VICINITY MAP SEC. 20 T2N R2E W.M. SITE PLAN NOTES 1. ALL LOT DIMENSIONS ARE TO THE FACE OF THE FOUNDATION OR AS NOTED. 2. THIS SITE PLAN IS BASED UPON A PRELIMINARY LAND USE APPLICATION AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. 3. THIS SITE PLAN IS FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT INTENDED FOR CONSTRUCTION. 4. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN FEET. 5. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL PLANS FOR BUILDING SETBACKS, BUILDING ENVELOPE, AND STRUCTURAL DETAILS. 6. A BUILDING PERMIT IS REQUIRED FOR ALL NEW CONSTRUCTION. 7. ALL AREAS ARE APPROXIMATE. 8. FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS PLAN, THE TERMS “SIDE” AND “REAR” ARE INTERCHANGEABLE. 9. ALL ROOF DRAINS ARE TO BE CONNECTED TO THE STORMWATER SYSTEM. 10. REFER TO STORMWATER REPORT FOR ADDITIONAL STORMWATER MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS. 11. REFER TO LANDSCAPE PLAN FOR ADDITIONAL LANDSCAPING REQUIREMENTS. 12. REFER TO CIVIL PLANS FOR ALL UTILITY AND GRADING INFORMATION. 13. REFER TO GEOTECHNICAL REPORT FOR ADDITIONAL GEOTECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS. 14. REFER TO FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR FIRE ACCESS AND FIRE LANES REQUIREMENTS. 15. REFER TO TRAFFIC REPORT FOR ADDITIONAL TRAFFIC REQUIREMENTS. 16. ALL STREET TREES TO BE MAINTAINED OR REPLACED AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 17. ALL STREET LIGHTING TO BE MAINTAINED OR REPLACED AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 18. ALL SIDEWALKS TO BE MAINTAINED OR REPLACED AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 19. ALL DRIVEWAYS TO BE MAINTAINED OR REPLACED AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 20. ALL CURB RAMPS TO BE MAINTAINED OR REPLACED AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 21. ALL FENCES AND WALLS TO BE CONSTRUCTED AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 22. ALL BUILDING MATERIALS TO BE FIRE-RATED AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 23. ALL EXTERIOR LIGHTING TO BE SHIELDED AND DOWNCAST AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 24. ALL SIGNAGE TO BE CONSTRUCTED AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 25. ALL ADA REQUIREMENTS TO BE MET AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 26. ALL ACCESSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS TO BE MET AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 27. ALL PUBLIC ART TO BE INSTALLED AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 28. ALL PARKING REQUIREMENTS TO BE MET AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 29. ALL BIKE PARKING REQUIREMENTS TO BE MET AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 30. ALL WASTE MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS TO BE MET AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 31. ALL RECYCLING REQUIREMENTS TO BE MET AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 32. ALL STORMWATER DETENTION REQUIREMENTS TO BE MET AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 33. ALL EROSION CONTROL REQUIREMENTS TO BE MET AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 34. ALL TREE PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS TO BE MET AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 35. ALL LAND CLEARING TO BE DONE AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 36. ALL GRADING TO BE DONE AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 37. ALL EXCAVATION TO BE DONE AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 38. ALL FILLING TO BE DONE AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 39. ALL UTILITY TRENCHING TO BE DONE AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 40. ALL PAVING TO BE DONE AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 41. ALL STRIPING TO BE DONE AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 42. ALL SIGNAGE TO BE DONE AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 43. ALL MARKING TO BE DONE AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 44. ALL CURBING TO BE DONE AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 45. ALL GUTTERING TO BE DONE AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 46. ALL SIDEWALKS TO BE DONE AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 47. ALL DRIVEWAYS TO BE DONE AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 48. ALL CURB RAMPS TO BE DONE AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 49. ALL FENCES TO BE DONE AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. 50. ALL WALLS TO BE DONE AS PER CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. REVISED NOTE THIS PROJECT IS WITHIN THE CITY OF VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON. THE PROJECT WILL BE CONNECTED TO PUBLIC WATER AND SEWER. TRASH ENCLOSURE DETAIL (TYP) LEGEND BUILDING PARKING LANDSCAPE AREA PEDESTRIAN PATH EXISTING STREET TREE PROPOSED STREET TREE EXISTING UTILITY POLE PROPOSED UTILITY POLE FIRE HYDRANT STORMWATER FACILITY TRASH ENCLOSURE BICYCLE PARKING PERVIOUS PAVEMENT GRAPHIC SCALE PHASING NOTE THE PROJECT IS INTENDED TO BE CONSTRUCTED IN MULTIPLE PHASES. THE EXACT NUMBER AND SEQUENCE OF PHASES WILL BE DETERMINED DURING THE FINAL DESIGN PROCESS. SP1.0 Mackay Sposito THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON SITE AND MASTER PLAN Mike Odren MacKay Sposito
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SITE PLAN City of Vancouver Online Land Use Hearing for March 17, 2026 01:05:07 MacKay Sposito www.mackaysposito.com THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON SITE AND MASTER PLAN SP1.0 NO. OF SHEET: 1 OF 1 JOB NO: 2024 DATE: OCTOBER, 2023 DESIGNED BY: DRAWN BY: CHECKED BY: REVISIONS SCALE: AS NOTED MacKay Sposito VANCOUVER, WA ENGINEERS SURVEYORS PLANNERS www.mackaysposito.com NE 4TH STREET NE NORTH AVE VICINITY MAP VANCOUVER SITE SEC. 26 T2N R2E W.M. SITE PLAN NOTES ADDRESS TAX PARCEL OWNER CONTACT APPLICANT CONTACT SITE AREA TOTAL IMPERVIOUS AREA EXISTING ZONING PROPOSED ZONING COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DESIGNATION PROPOSED USE PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL UNITS RESIDENTIAL DENSITY PROPOSED ON-SITE ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY PROPOSED OFF-SITE ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY PROPOSED ON-SITE STORM WATER DRAINAGE UTILITIES ETC. PROPOSED VEHICLE PARKING PROPOSED BICYCLE PARKING PROPOSED ACCESSIBLE PARKING PROPOSED DEPTH SETBACK PROPOSED ON-SITE RECREATIONAL FEATURES PROPOSED LANDSCAPING NOISE EASEMENTS IN EXCESS OF 10% ON SITE OR WITHIN PROPOSED FENCE PROPOSED SIGNAGE PROPOSED LIGHTING PROPOSED UTILITIES, ETC. PROPOSED PUBLIC ART PROPOSED LANDSCAPING PLAN PROPOSED ARCHITECTURAL PROPOSED BUILDING PROPOSED FENCE VACANT AND UNENCUMBERED LOT IN SOUTHERN PORTION OF THE MAY DEVELOPMENT. TO BE CONSTRUCTED AS INDUSTRIAL, DOS THE ENTIRE SITE IS WITHIN THE FUTURE N/E MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT PARKING LOTS ARE TO BE PROVIDED 2000 SF OF RESIDENTIAL LOT AREA 34.69 SF PARKING PROVIDED TOTAL PARKING TOTAL BIKE TOTAL ACCESSIBLE TOTAL SITE AREA LANDSCAPING PLAN ON-SITE PARKING OFF-STREET PARKING PROPOSED BIKE BIKE PARKING BIKE STORAGE PROJECT ACCESS SITE ACCESS IS OFF NE 4TH STREET THE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY, THE DEPARTMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION THE PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IMPERVIOUS AREA THE PROJECT IS LOCATED IN THE CITY OF THE PROJECT IS LOCATED WITHIN THE CITY OF VANCOUVER A PEDESTRIAN ACCESS TO THE SITE IS PROVIDED ALL BUILDINGS ARE LOCATED WITHIN THE 25-FOOT THE EXISTING BUILDINGS ON THE SITE WILL BE DEMOLISHED. PHASING NOTE THE RESIDENTIAL UNITS WILL BE CONSTRUCTED IN THREE PHASES PHASE 1, PHASE 2, PHASE 3 A MINIMUM OF 50% OF THE RESIDENTIAL UNITS WILL BE CONSTRUCTED IN EACH PHASE PHASE 1: (BUILDINGS A, B, C, D, E, F) (35 UNITS) PHASE 2: (BUILDINGS G, H, I, J, K, L) (35 UNITS) PHASE 3: (BUILDINGS M, N, O, P, Q, R) (35 UNITS) TOTAL OF 105 UNITS THE COMMUNITY BUILDING ALONG WITH THE DISABLED PARKING AND THE TOTAL BUILDING COUNT IS 18. BUILDINGS A-R A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R SITE PLAN BUILDING A BUILDING B BUILDING C BUILDING D BUILDING E BUILDING F BUILDING G BUILDING H BUILDING I BUILDING J BUILDING K BUILDING L BUILDING M BUILDING N BUILDING O BUILDING P BUILDING Q BUILDING R SITE PLAN BASE MAP PROVIDED BY TILAND ARCHITECTS P.C. TRASH ENCLOSURE DETAIL (TYP.) SCALE 1"=10'-0" LEGEND CONCRETE ASPHALT FIRE HYDRANT LIGHT TREE FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION UTILITY POLE WATER METER ACCESSIBLE PARKING BICYCLE PARKING BIKE RACK BIMBALE BUILDING TRASH ENCLOSURE PROPOSED LANDSCAPING SETBACK PROPERTY LINE GRAPHIC SCALE POOL PLAY AREA PARKING
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City of Vancouver Online Land Use Hearing for March 17, 2026 SITE PLAN VICINITY MAP SEC. 26 T2N R2E W.M. SITE PLAN NOTES BUILDING AREAS BUILDING SETBACKS STREET RIGHT OF WAY SITE ACCESS VACANT AND UNPROGRAMMED EXISTING EASEMENTS THE ENTIRE SITE IS WITHIN PROPOSED WATER PROPOSED SANITARY SEWER PROPOSED STORM DRAINAGE PROPOSED UNDERGROUND PROPOSED OVERHEAD PROPOSED STREET LIGHTS PROPOSED SIGNAGE PROPOSED LANDSCAPING EXISTING TREES PROPOSED FENCES ALL PRIVATE LANDSCAPING SITE PLAN IS BASED UPON THIS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY ALL WORK SHALL BE IN PROPOSED PROJECT SITE AREA: LOT COVERAGE: FLOOR AREA RATIO (FAR): PARKING REQUIRED: TRASH ENCLOSURE DETAIL (TYP.) PHASING NOTE OCCUPANCY FOR ANY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING IS SUBJECT TO COMPLETION OF ALL REQUIRED INFRASTRUCTURE THE COMMUNITY BUILDING ALONG WITH THE SHARED PLAZA AREA AND DOG RUN ARE ALSO INCLUDED IN PHASE 1. PHASE 1 - BUILDING A PHASE 2 - BUILDING B PHASE 3 - BUILDING C PHASE 4 - BUILDING D PHASE 5 - BUILDING E PHASE 6 - BUILDING F PHASE 7 - BUILDING G PHASE 8 - BUILDING H PHASE 9 - BUILDING I PHASE 10 - BUILDING J PHASE 11 - BUILDING K PHASE 12 - BUILDING L LEGEND EXISTING BUILDING (TO REMAIN) EXISTING EASEMENT PROPERTY LINE FUTURE ROW DEDICATION LINE PARKING LOT CURB SIDEWALK & LANDSCAPE BUFFERS PAVEMENT (TYP.) ASPHALT PUBLIC STREETS (TYP.) DETECTABLE WARNINGS DECORATIVE PATTERN BIKE RACK BUILDING ENTRANCE LIGHT SIGN GARBAGE ENCLOSURE EV CHARGING STATION FENCE FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION WATER FEATURE CONCRETE PAVERS AC ROW MID-ROUTE NEW WIDE ACCESSIBLE PEDESTRIAN ROUTE NEW ADA ACCESSIBLE ROUTE BICYCLE ROUTE THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON SITE AND MASTER PLAN MacKay Sposito SP1.0 REVISIONS JOB NO. DATE: OCTOBER, 2025 DRAWN BY: CHECKED BY: DESIGNED BY: NTS NE 4TH ST NE 12TH AVE POOL PLAZA AREA BUILDING A BUILDING B BUILDING C BUILDING D BUILDING E BUILDING F BUILDING G BUILDING H BUILDING I BUILDING J BUILDING K BUILDING L MacKay Sposito
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City of Vancouver Online Land Use Hearing for March 17, 2026 01:05:51 Take control Pop out Chat People Raise React View Notes Apps More Camera Mic Share Leave SITE PLAN VICINITY MAP SEC 26 T2N R2E W.M. SITE PLAN NOTES ADDRESS: ZONING: PARCEL SIZE: EXISTING USE: PROPOSED USE: FLOOR AREA RATIO: PROPOSED DENSITY: PROPOSED PARKING: BIKE PARKING: PROPOSED LANDSCAPING: PROPOSED TREE RETENTION: PROPOSED FENCE: ACCESSIBILITY: SITE PLAN APPROVAL: PHASING NOTE TRASH ENCLOSURE DETAIL (TYP.) PARKING NOTES LEGEND EXISTING BUILDING PROPOSED BUILDING EXISTING EASEMENT PROPOSED EASEMENT FENCE, 6' WOOD PARKING LOT CURB PROPERTY LINE RIGHT OF WAY SIDEWALK/PRIVATE PATIO TRASH ENCLOSURE UNDERGROUND STORM STREET TREE LIGHT FIRE HYDRANT FDC FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION FIRE LANE FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION BIKE RACK CONCRETE ASPHALT 48" WIDE ADA ROUTE 18" WIDE ADA ROUTE THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT SITE AND MASTER PLAN VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON www.mackaysposito.com REVISIONS NO. DATE DESCRIPTION GRAPHIC SCALE 0 40 80 1" = 40' APPLICANT STONECREEK CENTER LLC 101 E. 8TH STREET, SUITE 210 VANCOUVER, WA 98660 P 360.597.4795 stonellc@comcast.net ENGINEER/ARCHITECT/PLANNER MACKAY SPOSITO INC. 2000 SE 192ND AVENUE VANCOUVER, WA 98683 P 360.260.6500 F 360.260.6521 www.mackaysposito.com JOB NO: 008126 DATE: OCTOBER, 2023 DRAWN BY: KC DESIGNED BY: NW CHECKED BY: NW SP1.0 NO OF SITE PLAN BASE MAP PROVIDED BY TULSA SERVICES INC. AND AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY IS FROM CLARK COUNTY GIS. Mike Odren MacKay Sposito CVTVJ 2
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City of Vancouver Online Land Use Hearing for March 17, 2026 01:06:13 SITE PLAN VICINITY MAP SEC. 26 T2N R2E W.M. SITE VANCOUVER SITE PLAN NOTES VACANT AND UNINCORPORATED LOT IN SOUTHERN PORTION OF SEC. 26, T2N, R2E W.M. ZONE: R-35 (RESIDENTIAL, HIGH DENSITY). THE ENTIRE SITE IS WITHIN THE PUBLIC FACILITY (PF) ZONE. SITE IS COMPRISED OF TWO PARCELS (R117006842 & R117006869). SURROUNDING LAND USES ARE SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. PROJECT IS NOT WITHIN A DESIGN REVIEW OVERLAY ZONE. FIRE DEPARTMENT ACCESS WILL BE PROVIDED FROM NE 4TH STREET. SITE IS LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF NE 4TH STREET AND NE NORTHLANE. PROPOSED USE: MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. PROPOSED BUILDINGS: BUILDING A: 2-3 STORY, 20 UNITS (20 DU) APARTMENT BUILDING B: 2-3 STORY, 20 UNITS (20 DU) APARTMENT BUILDING C: 2-3 STORY, 20 UNITS (20 DU) APARTMENT BUILDING D: 2-3 STORY, 20 UNITS (20 DU) APARTMENT BUILDING E: 2-3 STORY, 20 UNITS (20 DU) APARTMENT BUILDING F: 2-3 STORY, 20 UNITS (20 DU) APARTMENT BUILDING G: 2-3 STORY, 20 UNITS (20 DU) APARTMENT BUILDING H: 2-3 STORY, 20 UNITS (20 DU) APARTMENT BUILDING I: 2-3 STORY, 20 UNITS (20 DU) APARTMENT BUILDING J: 2-3 STORY, 20 UNITS (20 DU) APARTMENT PROPOSED ON-SITE ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY. PROPOSED PUBLIC SIDEWALK AND BIKE LANE. PROPOSED PUBLIC SANITARY SEWER, DRAINAGE, UTILITIES, ETC. PROPOSED VEHICLE ACCESS. PROPOSED PEDESTRIAN ACCESS. PROPOSED BIKE RACKS. PROPOSED OPEN SPACE. PROPOSED ON-SITE RECREATIONAL FEATURES. PROPOSED LANDSCAPING. NOISE ELEMENTS AS SHOWN ON THIS PLAN OR ACTUAL. PROPOSED LIGHTING. PROPOSED SIGNAGE. PROPOSED SITE DRAINAGE. PROPOSED TRASH ENCLOSURES. PROPOSED FENCING. PROPOSED PARKING PARKING REQUIRED: 1.5 SPACES/DU x 200 DU = 300 SPACES. ALL ACCESSIBLE ROUTES TO TRASH ENCLOSURES AND BUILDING ENTRANCES SLOPE < 5%. DURING THE PUBLIC REVIEW PROCESS, IT WAS DETERMINED THAT THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT IS A 200-UNIT MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING DEVELOPMENT. THE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY AT THE DEPARTMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION (DAHP) HAS CONCURRED THAT THE PROJECT WILL HAVE NO EFFECT ON HISTORIC PROPERTIES. THE PROJECT IS THEREFORE EXEMPT FROM DAHP REVIEW. THE PROJECT IS SUBJECT TO THE CITY OF VANCOUVER REVIEW PROCESS. THE PROJECT IS LOCATED IN A HIGH-RISK LANDSLIDE AREA AND A GEOTECHNICAL REPORT WAS PREPARED. THE GEOTECHNICAL REPORT WAS REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY OF VANCOUVER. THE PROJECT IS LOCATED IN A MEDIUM RISK LIQUEFACTION AREA AND A GEOTECHNICAL REPORT WAS PREPARED. THE GEOTECHNICAL REPORT WAS REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY OF VANCOUVER. THE PROJECT IS LOCATED IN A CRITICAL AQUIFER RECHARGE AREA (CARA) AND A GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN WAS PREPARED. THE GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN WAS REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY OF VANCOUVER. THE PROJECT IS LOCATED IN A WELLHEAD PROTECTION AREA AND A WELLHEAD PROTECTION PLAN WAS PREPARED. THE WELLHEAD PROTECTION PLAN WAS REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY OF VANCOUVER. SITE PLAN BASE MAP PROVIDED BY TILLAMORE LAND SURVEYORS INC. #42301 TRASH ENCLOSURE DETAIL (TYP.) SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0" TYPICAL TRASH ENCLOSURE CONCRETE 48" HIGH WALL 48" HIGH GATE NE 4TH ST NE NORTHLANE MacKay Sposito THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON SITE AND MASTER PLAN LEGEND EXISTING BUILDING PROPOSED BUILDING EXISTING EASEMENT PROPERTY LINE PARKING LOT CLAW PRIVATE ROAD PUBLIC ROAD PUBLIC STREET/ROADWAY SIDEWALK BIKE LANE PEDESTRIAN ACCESS DRIVEWAY LIGHT STORM DRAIN WATER METER SD CONNECTION STATION FENCE FIRE HYDRANT CONNECTION TRASH ENCLOSURE SITE ENTRANCE CONCRETE GRAVEL NEW ACCESS ROUTE 8' HIGH ARTIFICIAL ACCESS PARKING REQUIRED: 1.5 SPACES/DU x 200 DU = 300 SPACES PROVIDED: SURFACE PARKING ENCLOSED GARAGES (WHICH INCLUDES 1 ADA SPACE) OFF-STREET PARKING TOTAL: 372 SPACES ADA PARKING REQUIRED: 4 SPACES PHASING NOTE A FINAL CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY FOR OCCUPANCY OF ONE OR MORE BUILDINGS PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF THE ENTIRE PROJECT SHALL BE ISSUED UPON THE SATISFACTORY COMPLETION OF ALL PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS AND PARKING FACILITIES, INCLUDING ADA PARKING, FOR THE PHASE(S) THAT ARE BEING OCCUPIED. IF THE PUBLIC ROAD IMPROVEMENTS ARE NOT CONSTRUCTED PRIOR TO OCCUPANCY, A FINANCIAL GUARANTEE OR SIMILAR INSTRUMENT ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY SHALL BE PROVIDED TO ASSURE COMPLETION. THE FIRE DEPARTMENT REQUIRES THAT A FINANCIAL GUARANTEE FOR ALL PUBLIC ROAD IMPROVEMENTS AND EMERGENCY VEHICLE ACCESS ROUTES BE PROVIDED PRIOR TO ANY OCCUPANCY. THE PUBLIC ROAD IMPROVEMENTS ARE NE 4TH ST AND NE NORTHLANE. THE COMPANY ALONG WITH THE SHARED POOL, PLAY AREA, AND DOG RUN. ALSO INCLUDES THE LANDSCAPE PLAN, AND THE SITE PLAN. PHASE 1: BUILDINGS A, B, C, D PHASE 2: BUILDING E PHASE 3: BUILDING F PHASE 4: BUILDING G PHASE 5: BUILDING H PHASE 6: BUILDING I PHASE 7: BUILDING J REVISIONS NO. DATE DESCRIPTION 1 OCTOBER, 2025 SITE PLAN DESIGNED BY: MMM DRAWN BY: MMM CHECKED BY: MMM GRAPHIC SCALE SP1.0 MacKay Sposito CVTV2
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City of Vancouver Online Land Use Hearing for March 17, 2026 01:06:35 SITE PLAN VICINITY MAP SEC. 26 T2N R2E W.M. SITE PLAN NOTES PHASING NOTE LEGEND EXISTING BUILDING (TO REMAIN) NEW BUILDING EXISTING EASEMENT NEW EASEMENT EXISTING PROPERTY LINE NEW PROPERTY LINE EXISTING RIGHT-OF-WAY NEW RIGHT-OF-WAY EXISTING PUBLIC STREET/ROADWAY NEW PUBLIC STREET/ROADWAY EXISTING SIDEWALK NEW SIDEWALK EXISTING CURB NEW CURB EXISTING ADA RAMP NEW ADA RAMP EXISTING STREET TREE NEW STREET TREE EXISTING BIKE RACK NEW BIKE RACK EXISTING BUS STOP NEW BUS STOP EXISTING FIRE HYDRANT NEW FIRE HYDRANT EXISTING FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION NEW FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION TRASH ENCLOSURE DETAIL (TYP.) GRAPHIC SCALE REVISIONS SP1.0 NO. OF MacKay Sposito
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City of Vancouver Online Land Use Hearing for March 17, 2026 01:06:57 Take control Pop out Chat People Raise React View Notes Apps More Camera Mic Share Leave SITE PLAN MacKay Sposito NE 4TH ST VICINITY MAP SEC. 26 T2N R2E W.M. SITE PLAN NOTES ADDRESS OWNER CURRENT ZONING PROPOSED ZONING SITE AREA FRONTAGE MAX BUILDING HEIGHT PROPOSED USE PROPOSED ACCESS EXISTING CONDITIONS GEOTECH REPORTS SURROUNDING LAND USES SEWER WATER STORM ELECTRIC NATURAL GAS COMMUNICATIONS PROPOSED ROAD IMPROVEMENTS VEHICLE PARKING BICYCLE PARKING LOADING PARKING PROPOSED DENSITY PROPOSED LANDSCAPE PLAN PROPOSED SIGNAGE PROPOSED FENCE PROPOSED LIGHTING ACCESSIBILITY ROUTES PARCEL OPEN SPACE SIDEWALKS PARKING VACANT AND UNPLATTED PROPERTY LOCATED IN SOUTHERN PORTION OF LOTS 1-8. BLOCK 2, CITY OF VANCOUVER. O.S. VOLUME 1, PG. 11 MACDOWELL INDUSTRIAL LLC LIGHT INDUSTRIAL (IL). VANCOUVER MUNICIPAL CODE (VMC) 20.400 THE ENTIRE SITE IS WITHIN THE OZONE HUE? APPROXIMATELY 4.39 ACRES (191,387 SF) EAST: 228.16'+- (NE 4TH ST) SOUTH: 75.00'+- (NE 109TH AVE) NORTH: 420.00'+- 35 FEET (4 STORIES). VMC 20.900.040 (BUILDING HEIGHT) MIXED USE. ALL ACCESS IS FROM NE 109TH AVENUE OR NE 4TH STREET. PUBLIC SEWER AND WATER ARE AVAILABLE AND OPERATIONAL VANCOUVER STORMWATER UTILITY ELECTRIC PROVIDED BY CLARK PUBLIC UTILITIES. NATURAL GAS PROVIDED BY NW NATURAL. COMMUNICATIONS PROVIDED BY CENTURYLINK. PROPOSED ROAD IMPROVEMENTS ON NE 109TH AVENUE AND NE 4TH STREET REQUIRED. PROPOSED 294 PARKING SPACES. VMC 20.900.050 (PARKING STANDARDS) PROPOSED 50 BICYCLE PARKING SPACES. VMC 20.900.060 (BICYCLE PARKING) PROPOSED 2 LOADING PARKING SPACES. PROPOSED 67.06 UNITS/ACRE (MULTI-FAMILY DENSITY) VMC 20.900.040 PROPOSED LANDSCAPE PLAN PROVIDED BY MACKAY SPOSITO. VMC 20.900.070 PROPOSED SIGNAGE PLAN TO BE SUBMITTED SEPARATELY PROPOSED FENCE PLAN TO BE SUBMITTED SEPARATELY PROPOSED LIGHTING PLAN TO BE SUBMITTED SEPARATELY THE PROJECT IS WITHIN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO MAJOR TRANSPORTATION ROUTES FOR ACCESS TO TRANSIT, BIKE ACCESSIBILITY, AND HIGHWAYS. PROPOSED 28 TAX LOTS. PROPOSED 1.3 ACRES (55,791 SF) OPEN SPACE. PROPOSED 14,080 SF SIDEWALKS. PROPOSED 92,380 SF PARKING. NE 109TH AVE THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON SITE AND MASTER PLAN PHASING NOTE THE PHASING PLAN IS CONCEPTUAL AND A REQUEST FOR DISCREPANCY FROM CITY OF VANCOUVER STANDARDS. THE FINAL PHASING PLAN WILL BE DETERMINED PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF THE FIRST BUILDING CONSTRUCTION AND MUST BE APPROVED BY THE CITY OF VANCOUVER. THE PHASING PLAN IS INTENDED TO PROVIDE A GUIDE TO ALLOW FOR OCCUPANCY OF ONE OR MORE BUILDINGS PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF THE ENTIRE SITE. ALL REQUIRED SITE IMPROVEMENTS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO: GRADING, DRAINAGE, UTILITIES, ACCESS, ROAD IMPROVEMENTS, PARKING, LANDSCAPING, AND PEDESTRIAN ACCESS ROUTES SHALL BE INSTALLED TO SERVE THE BUILDINGS WHICH ARE TO BE OCCUPIED AND THE PHASING SHALL BE CONDUCTED IN A MANNER WHICH DOES NOT CONFLICT WITH CITY CODE REQUIREMENTS. THE PARKING ASSOCIATED WITH PHASE 1 SHALL BE INSTALLED WITH THE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, AND THE PARKING FOR THE ENTIRE PROJECT, INCLUDING RECREATIONAL FEATURES, SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED AND PROVIDED NO LATER THAN PHASE 2, OR AS REQUIRED BY THE CITY OF VANCOUVER. THE COMMUNITY BUILDING ALONG WITH THE SWIMMING POOL, PLAY AREA AND DOG RUN, ALSO INCLUDES A FITNESS CENTER, LOUNGE AREA, AND A KITCHEN. THE COMMUNITY BUILDING SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED WITH PHASE 2. PHASE 1: BUILDING A, B, C, D PHASE 2: BUILDING E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, COMMUNITY BUILDING PHASE 3: BUILDING M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V PHASE 4: BUILDING W, X, Y, Z, AA, BB PHASE 5: BUILDING CC, DD, EE, FF TRASH ENCLOSURE DETAIL (TYP.) LEGEND PROPERTY LINE BUILDING OVERHANG EXISTING EASEMENT PROPOSED DRIVEWAY FIRE LANE PEDESTRIAN ACCESS ON-STREET PARKING PROPOSED PARKING PROPOSED TREES SHRUBS/GROUNDCOVER RETAINING WALL FENCE LIGHT TRASH ELECTRICAL METER WATER METER FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION SIGNAGE CONCRETE ASPHALT BIKE RACK ADA WHEELCHAIR RAMP/ADA ACCESS REVISIONS GRAPHIC SCALE SCALE: 1" = 10'-0" JOB NO. DATE OCTOBER, 2021 DRAWN BY: C.M. DESIGNED BY: CHECKED BY: R.M. APPROVED BY: DATE: SHEET SP1.0 NO. OF SITE PLAN BASE MAP PROVIDED BY TILFORD BRADLEY ARCHITECTS PC ENGINEERING SURVEYING & PLANNING VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON TELEPHONE: (360) 695-1677 EMAIL: mail@mackaysposito.com WEB: mackaysposito.com M PG SA DS KC MM MacKay Sposito CVTVJ Mike Odren
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City of Vancouver Online Land Use Hearing for March 17, 2026 01:07:19 Take control Pop out Chat People Raise React View Notes Apps More Camera Mic Share Leave SITE PLAN Mackay Sposito www.mackaysposito.com NE 4TH ST SITE VANCOUVER VICINITY MAP SEC. 26 T2N R2E W.M. SITE PLAN NOTES ADDRESS: APPLICANT: GROSS SITE AREA: EXISTING ZONING: PROPOSED ZONING: FLOOR AREA RATIO (FAR): MAXIMUM BLDG HEIGHT: LANDSCAPING: PARKING REQUIRED: PARKING PROVIDED: ADDITIONAL NOTES VACANT AND UNENCUMBERED LOT IN SOUTHERN PORTION OF SITE IS NOT PART OF THE PROJECT. THE SITE IS CURRENTLY A MIXED INDUSTRIAL, R&D AND OFFICE USE. THE ENTIRE SITE IS WITHIN 0.25 SQUARE MILES OF THE MILL PLAIN TRANSIT CENTER. NO PART OF THE SITE IS WITHIN THE COLUMBIA RIVER 100-YEAR FLOODPLAIN. THE SITE IS LOCATED IN ON ZONED PROPERTY COMPRISED OF 2 PARCELS. THE SITE CONTAINS APPROXIMATELY 105,627 SQUARE FEET. 0.057 ACRES (2469.7 SQ. FT.) OF OFF-SITE RIGHT-OF-WAY DEDICATION IS REQUIRED. EXISTING USES INCLUDE INDUSTRIAL, R&D AND OFFICE. PROPOSED USE IS FOR MULTIFAMILY RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL. BUILDING HEIGHTS VARY FROM 3 STORIES TO 5 STORIES. FLOOR AREA RATIO (FAR) = 0.5. MINIMUM 20% OF NET SITE AREA TO BE OPEN SPACE. REQUIRED 1.15 SPACES PER UNIT FOR MULTIFAMILY. 1.15 x 114 UNITS = 131.1 REQUIRED 0.25 SPACES PER UNIT FOR GUEST PARKING. 0.25 x 114 UNITS = 28.5 TOTAL RESIDENTIAL REQUIRED = 160 SPACES. 0.5 SPACES PER 1000 SF OF COMMERCIAL. 0.5 x 2816 SF = 1.408, ROUND UP TO 2 SPACES. TOTAL PARKING REQUIRED = 162 SPACES. PROPOSED PARKING = 166 SPACES. COMMERCIAL PARKING = 2 SPACES. TOTAL PARKING PROVIDED = 168 SPACES. SITE PLAN NOTES CON'T: PROPOSED SIDEWALK ALONG NE 4TH STREET & NE GRAND AVE PROPOSED ACCESS TO SITE VIA NE 4TH STREET & NE GRAND AVE PROPOSED STREET TREES PROPOSED PUBLIC ART PROPOSED LANDSCAPE BUFFER PROPOSED BICYCLE PARKING PROPOSED SIDEWALK PROPOSED TRASH ENCLOSURE PROPOSED UTILITY SERVICES PROPOSED STORM DRAINAGE PROPOSED LIGHTING PROPOSED OPEN SPACE PROPOSED LANDSCAPING PROPOSED FENCES PROPOSED SIGNAGE PROPOSED PUBLIC ART PROPOSED BICYCLE PARKING ALL APPLICABLE RIGHTS-OF-WAY ARE PARTIALLY DEDICATED TO CITY OF VANCOUVER. THIS PROJECT IS BEING REVIEWED AS A DESIGN REVIEW APPLICATION. THE DEPARTMENT OF NEIGHBORHOODS, COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY. THE DEPARTMENT OF NEIGHBORHOODS, COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT WILL BE THE FINAL APPROVAL AUTHORITY FOR THE PROJECT. PHASING NOTE THE DEVELOPMENT IS PROPOSED TO BE CONSTRUCTED IN MULTIPLE PHASES. A MINIMUM OF 2 PHASES ARE ANTICIPATED. EACH PHASE OF CONSTRUCTION AND REQUEST FOR OCCUPANCY OF THE ON-SITE BUILDINGS PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF ANY SUBSEQUENT PHASES SHALL INCLUDE A PHASING PLAN AND NECESSARY AMENDMENTS TO THIS SITE PLAN, IF NECESSARY, TO SHOW THE PROPOSED PHASE. EACH PHASE WILL BE SELF-SUFFICIENT FOR ALL PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS AND ON-SITE INFRASTRUCTURE NECESSARY TO SUPPORT THAT PHASE. PHASE 1: THE COMMUNITY BUILDING ALONG WITH THE SWIMMING POOL, PLAY AREA AND DOG RUN. ALSO INCLUDES PARKING FOR THE ENTIRE PROJECT AND ALL PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS. PHASE 2: BUILDINGS D & E PHASE 3: BUILDINGS F & G PHASE 4: BUILDINGS H & I PHASE 5: BUILDINGS J & K PHASE 6: BUILDING L TRASH ENCLOSURE DETAIL (TYP) SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" LEGEND PROPERTY LINE EXISTING EASEMENT NEW EASEMENT EXISTING RIGHT-OF-WAY PROPOSED RIGHT-OF-WAY ADJACENT PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE APPLICANT PROPERTY LANDSCAPE AREA OPEN SPACE SIDEWALK/PED PATHS DRIVE AISLE PARKING SPACE LIGHT TREES TRASH ENCLOSURE STORM DRAINAGE FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION CONCRETE ASPHALT BIKE RACK ACCESSIBLE ROUTE NEW R.O.W. DEDICATION NEW ACCESSIBLE ROUTE NE GRAND AVE THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON SITE AND MASTER PLAN GRAPHIC SCALE REVISIONS: NO. DATE DESCRIPTION JOB NO: 2013-000 DATE: OCTOBER, 2023 DRAWN BY: SJS CHECKED BY: DM APPROVED BY: APPLICANT STONERIDGE CENTER, LLC CONTACT: DON@STONERIDGECENTERLLC.COM ENGINEER MACKAY SPOSITO, INC. WWW.MACKAYSPOSITO.COM CONTACT: ENGINEERING@MACKAYSPOSITO.COM DEVELOPER MAM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION CONTACT: MAMDEVELOPMENT@MAMDEVELOPMENT.COM ARCHITECT TILLER ARCHITECTS, PC WWW.TILLERARCHITECTS.COM CONTACT: INFO@TILLERARCHITECTS.COM SP1.0 NO OF SITE PLAN BASE LAYER PREPARED BY TILLER ARCHITECTS PC. BUILDING A BUILDING B BUILDING C BUILDING D BUILDING E BUILDING F BUILDING G BUILDING H BUILDING I BUILDING J BUILDING K BUILDING L POOL CLUBHOUSE DOG PARK PLAY AREA Mike Odren CVTVJ Mackay Sposito
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SITE PLAN VICINITY MAP SEC. 26 T2N R2E W.M. VANCOUVER SITE SITE PLAN NOTES EXISTING SITE DATA: ZONING: R3 - MULTIFAMILY RESIDENTIAL, C2 - GENERAL COMMERCIAL, M2 - LIGHT INDUSTRIAL TAX PARCEL NO.: 183422000 & 183416000 AREA: 14.71 ACRES +/- STORMWATER: STORMWATER IS TO BE HANDLED ON-SITE WITH DETENTION FACILITIES SURROUNDING USES: NORTH: MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL (R3) EAST: MAC KAY SPOSITO DEVELOPMENT SOUTH: SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL (R1-5) WEST: SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL (R1-5) FLOOD PLAIN: NOT LOCATED WITHIN FLOODPLAIN (FEMA MAP #5301130632G) FIRE: CITY OF VANCOUVER FIRE DEPARTMENT ACCESS: PROVIDED VIA NE 4TH STREET & NE NINTH AVE PROPOSED SITE DATA: VEHICULAR ACCESS: PROVIDED VIA NE 4TH STREET & NE NINTH AVE PEDESTRIAN ACCESS: PROVIDED ALONG ALL PUBLIC STREETS & WITHIN THE SITE VIA INTERNAL PEDESTRIAN AISLES FENCING: AS SHOWN ON LANDSCAPE PLAN TREES: AS SHOWN ON LANDSCAPE PLAN WATER SERVICE: CITY OF VANCOUVER SEWER SERVICE: CITY OF VANCOUVER POWER/GAS/COMMUNICATION: UNDERGROUND CABLE: UNDERGROUND TRASH: PRIVATE SOLID WASTE COLLECTION LIGHTING: AS SHOWN ON LANDSCAPE PLAN LANDSCAPING: AS SHOWN ON LANDSCAPE PLAN OPEN SPACE: AS SHOWN ON LANDSCAPE PLAN PROPOSED SIGNAGE: AS SHOWN ON LANDSCAPE PLAN PROPOSED PARKING: PROVIDE MINIMUM OF ONE PARKING SPACE PER UNIT PARKING REQUIRED: 320 UNITS X 1 SPACE/UNIT = 320 SPACES PARKING PROVIDED: 322 SPACES BICYCLE PARKING REQUIRED: LONG-TERM: 32 SPACES (1 SPACE PER 10 UNITS) SHORT-TERM: 16 SPACES (1 SPACE PER 20 UNITS) TOTAL: 48 SPACES BICYCLE PARKING PROVIDED: TOTAL: 52 SPACES PROPOSED SIDEWALKS: ALL PUBLIC STREETS PROPOSED DRIVE AISLES: 24 FT PROPOSED DRAINAGE FACILITIES: ON SITE PROPOSED UTILITY: UNDERGROUND PROPOSED FENCES: AS SHOWN ON LANDSCAPE PLAN PROPOSED PEDESTRIAN: AS SHOWN ON LANDSCAPE PLAN PROPOSED RECREATIONAL FEATURES: AS SHOWN ON LANDSCAPE PLAN PHASING NOTE THIS SITE IS PROPOSED TO BE CONSTRUCTED IN MULTIPLE PHASES. A PHASING PLAN AND SEQUENCE OF CONSTRUCTION IS REQUIRED FOR OCCUPANCY OF ONE OR MORE BUILDINGS PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF ALL SITE IMPROVEMENTS. THE APPLICANT SHALL SUBMIT A PHASING PLAN TO THE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY. THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND NATURAL RESOURCES FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL. THE PHASING PLAN SHALL NOTE NECESSARY PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE THAT IS REQUIRED FOR EACH PHASE (IE: PUBLIC STREET IMPROVEMENTS, WATER, SANITARY, & STORMWATER UTILITIES, ETC.). PHASE I IS PROPOSED TO INCLUDE 4 BUILDINGS AND 104 UNITS. THE REMAINING BUILDINGS WILL BE CONSTRUCTED IN PHASE II. TEMPORARY ACCESS SHALL BE PROVIDED TO ALL BUILDINGS AND PARKING. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION MAY OCCUR PRIOR TO ALL SITE IMPROVEMENTS. THE APPLICANT SHALL SUBMIT A PHASING PLAN AND A GOOD PLAN, ALSO INCLUDES A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL PHASING REQUIREMENTS. LEGEND PROPERTY LINE EXISTING BUILDING PROPOSED BUILDING (2 STORY) PROPOSED BUILDING (3 STORY) EXISTING ACCESS EASEMENT PROPOSED ACCESS EASEMENT PROPOSED UTILITY EASEMENT PROPOSED RETAINING WALL ASPHALT CONCRETE PLANTING PROPOSED FENCE PROPOSED LIGHT BICYCLE RACK PARKING STALL ACCESSIBLE PARKING STALL FUTURE PARKING STALL PROPOSED RAMP FIRE HYDRANT FIRE EXTINGUISHER FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION GAS METER ELECTRIC METER WATER METER PROPOSED IRRIGATION PROPOSED TRASH ENCLOSURE PROPOSED MAILBOX PROPOSED STREET TREE PROPOSED SHRUBS PROPOSED GRASS (2) EV CHARGING STATION (3) EV CHARGING STATION PROPOSED BIKE ROUTE PROPOSED EMERGENCY ACCESS TRASH ENCLOSURE DETAIL (TYP) SCALE: 1" = 10'-0" 6'-0" 12'-0" 6'-0" THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON SITE AND MASTER PLAN Mackay Sposito ENGINEERS PLANNERS SCIENTISTS (P) 360.695.3414 (F) 360.695.5312 www.mackaysposito.com JOB NO.: 0945 DATE: OCTOBER, 2025 DRAWN BY: JCC CHECKED BY: RWM REVISIONS: SP1.0 NO. OF NE 4TH ST NE NINTH AVE POOL PLAY AREA BUILDING F (6 UNITS) BUILDING E (6 UNITS) BUILDING D (6 UNITS) BUILDING C (6 UNITS) BUILDING B (6 UNITS) BUILDING A (6 UNITS) BUILDING G (12 UNITS) BUILDING H (12 UNITS) BUILDING J (12 UNITS) BUILDING K (12 UNITS) BUILDING L (12 UNITS) BUILDING M (12 UNITS) BUILDING N (12 UNITS) BUILDING P (12 UNITS) BUILDING Q (12 UNITS) 0 10 20 40
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SITE PLAN City of Vancouver Online Land Use Hearing for March 17, 2026 01:08:03 VICINITY MAP SEC. 26 T2N R2E W.M. VANCOUVER SITE PLAN NOTES NOTES 1. THE SITE ADDRESS IS 2. THE PROPERTY IS LEGALLY DESCRIBED 3. THE APPLICABLE ZONING DESIGNATION 4. THE SITE IS CURRENTLY DEVELOPED 5. SURROUNDING LAND USES ARE 6. PARCEL NO.: 125139000 7. EXP.: 08-30-18 VANCOUVER RCZ MAP 8. LOT AREA: 121,570 SF (2.79 AC) 9. PROPOSED USES: PROPOSED SITE WILL BE DEVELOPED WITH A NEW MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL PROJECT AND PLANNED ENVIRONMENTAL WITH ASSOCIATED ACCESS AND PARKING. PROPOSED ON-SITE ROADS/RIGHTS OF WAY ACCESS TO THE SITE SHALL BE VIA A NEW PROPOSED PRIVATE DRIVEWAY, DRAINAGE, UTILITIES ETC PROPOSED VEHICLE PARKING: PROPOSED BICYCLE PARKING: PROPOSED LANDSCAPING: PROPOSED REFUSE/RECYCLING: PROPOSED RECREATIONAL FEATURES: PROPOSED UTILITIES: STORM SEWER CONNECTION TO EX. 12" SEWER ON NE 4TH ST. WATER CONNECTION TO EX. 8" WATER MAIN ON NE FOURTH ST. SANITARY SEWER CONNECTION TO EX. 8" SANITARY SEWER ON NE FOURTH ST. PROPOSED LIGHTING: PROPOSED TRAFFIC: PROPOSED BUILDING TYPE: PROPOSED LANDSCAPE BUFFER: PROPOSED FENCING: PROPOSED SIGNAGE: PROPOSED IMPERVIOUS AREA: ALL NECESSARY REVIEWS OF TRANSIT NO ADDITIONAL ON-STREET IMPROVEMENTS A GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION WAS PERFORMED THE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY, THE DEPARTMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION HAS DETERMINED THAT THE PROJECT IS NOT LIKELY TO AFFECT HISTORIC PROPERTIES AND NO ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OR INVENTORY IS REQUIRED. PRIOR TO ANY CLEARING, GRADING, EXCAVATION, OR CONSTRUCTION ALL PERSONS ENGAGED IN TRAFFIC AND SAFETY ELEMENTS SHALL BE INFORMED OF THE REQUIRED TRAFFIC CONTROL MEASURES AND THE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN AS SHOWN ON THE CITY STANDARD PLAN 70-04 AND AS DEMONSTRATED ON THE SITE PLAN. SUMMARY TABLE TOTAL PROJECT SITE AREA TOTAL BUILDING FOOTPRINT ON SITE AREA TOTAL RESIDENTIAL UNITS FLOOR AREA RATIO (FAR) REQUIRED FLOOR AREA RATIO (FAR) PROVIDED BUILDING HEIGHT PARKING REQUIRED PARKING PROVIDED GRADING NOTE THE SITE SHALL HAVE A 2-FOOT CONTOUR INTERVAL SHOWING UNLESS SHOWN OTHERWISE LANDSCAPE AND SIDEWALK AREAS HAVE BEEN INCREASED BY AT LEAST 1 FOOT TO COMPENSATE. TRASH ENCLOSURE DETAIL (TYP) PLAN SCALE 1" = 8'-0" SITE PLAN BASE EXHIBIT PROVIDED BY TULIP-ADAMS AND ASSOCIATES P.C. LEGEND EXISTING PROPERTY LINE PROPOSED BUILDING (OUTLINE) EXISTING EASEMENT EXISTING ROADWAY PROPOSED ROADWAY PARKING LOT CURB PROPOSED LANDSCAPING PROPOSED FENCE ASPHALT ACCESS/STREET/ROADWAY CONCRETE PEDESTRIAN ACCESS WATER FEATURE/FOUNTAIN PLAY AREA SWIMMING POOL LIGHT BIKE RACK WASTE ENCLOSURE EV CHARGING STATION TRASH FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION TRASH ENCLOSURE CONCRETE PLANTING AREA PROPOSED ROOF LINE 10' WIDE ADA ROUTE 20' WIDE ADA AERIAL ROUTE MacKay Sposito ENGINEERS SURVEYORS PLANNERS SCIENTISTS THE MAY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON SITE AND MASTER PLAN REVISIONS NO. DATE DESCRIPTION 1. 10/26/22 DATE 2. 12/2/22 ADDED PARKING 3. 1/12/23 REVISED PARKING 4. 3/1/23 REVISED PARKING 5. 3/10/23 REVISED PHASING 6. 3/15/23 REVISED PHASING JOB NO. 2022.091.01 DATE OCTOBER 2022 DRAWN BY: MM CHECKED BY: MPH APPROVED BY: GRAPHIC SCALE 0 15 30 60 (FEET) SCALE 1"=30'-0" SP1.0 NO. 1 OF 2 ENGINEER STRUCTURAL CONCRETE LLC CIVIL MACKAY SPOSITO INC MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL PLUMBING LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT TULIP ADAMS AND ASSOCIATES P.C. MACKAY SPOSITO INC CONSULTANTS MACKAYSPOSITO.COM NE 4TH ST NE CORTLANE RIGHT DISTANCE BIKE LANE PRIVATE ACCESS POOL PLAY AREA TRASH BLDG. F (6 UNITS) BLDG. E (6 UNITS) BLDG. D (6 UNITS) BLDG. C (6 UNITS) BLDG. B (7 UNITS) BLDG. A (7 UNITS) LOADING VACANT AND UNDEVELOPED LOT IN SOUTHERN PORTION OF BLOCK 1, UNINCORPORATED TOWN OF THE ENTIRE SITE IS WITHIN A CITY SQUARE VAST DEVELOPED WITH TWO SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCES RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL USES ARE LOCATED EAST AND NORTH OF THE SITE EXCEPT 38-89TH AVENUE NORTHEAST TO 000 ZONE PROPERTY MULTI-FAMILY PROPOSED MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT. (MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL) AS SHOWN ON THE LANDSCAPE PLAN AS SHOWN ON THE CIVIL PLANS PROPOSED ONSITE TO BE DETERMINED PROPOSED MIXED USE BUILDING AS SHOWN ON THE LANDSCAPE PLAN (AS REQUIRED) AS SHOWN ON THE LANDSCAPE PLAN 109,235 SF (2.51 AC) 12,335 SF (0.28 AC) 43 UNITS 1.0 0.94 35 FEET 1.25 SPACES PER UNIT = 54 PARKING SPACES (12,335 SF COMMERCIAL = 17 SPACES (FOR TOTAL WHICH INCLUDES 1 KCA SPACES PROVIDED = 55 FOR COMPACT STALLS PHASING NOTE 1. A BUILDING COMPLETION AND REQUEST FOR OCCUPANCY PERMIT PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF THE ENTIRE SITE. THE CITY OF VANCOUVER RECOGNIZES THAT CONSTRUCTION OF THE ENTIRE PROJECT MAY OCCUR IN PHASES. TO ENSURE ADEQUATE PUBLIC SAFETY, THE CITY OF VANCOUVER MAY REQUIRE, AS A CONDITION OF APPROVAL, THAT A BOND, LETTER OF CREDIT, OR OTHER FINANCIAL ASSURANCE, BE PROVIDED TO ENSURE COMPLETION OF THE REQUIRED IMPROVEMENTS AND PUBLIC FACILITIES. THE AMOUNT OF THE FINANCIAL ASSURANCE SHALL BE SUFFICIENT TO ENSURE THAT THE REMAINING UNFINISHED IMPROVEMENTS CAN BE COMPLETED BY THE CITY OR A PRIVATE CONTRACTOR. 2. THE COMMUNITY BUILDING ALONG WITH THE SWIMMING POOL, PLAY AREA AND DOG RUN SHALL ALSO BE INCLUDED IN THE FIRST PHASE OF THE PROJECT. PHASE 1 - THE EASTERN BUILDING ALONG THE NORTHERN END PHASE 2 - THE WESTERN BUILDING ALONG THE NORTHERN END PHASE 3 - THE EASTERN BUILDING ALONG THE SOUTHERN END PHASE 4 - THE WESTERN BUILDING ALONG THE SOUTHERN END PHASE 5 - BUILDING E PHASE 6 - BUILDING F
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City of Vancouver Online Land Use Hearing for March 17, 2026 01:08:25 SUMMARY Based on the application materials, analysis, findings of fact, and conditions of approval set forth in the Staff Report and Recommendation to the Hearing Examiner, the proposed project meets the criteria for Master Plan approval and should therefore be approved. The applicant agrees with the staff report findings and conditions of approval as written except as discussed during this hearing. MacKay Sposito CVTVJ
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City of Vancouver Online Land Use Hearing for March 17, 2026 March 17, 2026 Vancouver Land Use The Mav Mixed-Use Development CVTVJ
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CITY OF Vancouver WASHINGTON cityofvancouver.us cityofvancouverus @vancouverus @vancouverus @CityofVancouverUSA City of Vancouver Washington Executive Director Jim Demmon CVTVJ
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Discussions
A proposed five-acre mixed-use development called "the MAV," featuring 152 multifamily units, live-work spaces, office space, and various amenities, is undergoing site and master plan review. Due to an existing development agreement, the project is being evaluated under the 1997 Vancouver zoning ordinance instead of the current municipal code. The applicant utilized a streamlined review process by submitting civil engineering plans alongside the land-use application, addressing specific site requirements such as parking minimums, EV charging stations, and ADA-accessible routes.
During a site plan review for a new mixed-use development, the applicant outlined the project's landscaping and tree retention plans. Although some mature trees and vegetation will be removed during construction, the developer plans to plant new street trees and replace one existing tree that the urban forester identified as being in poor health. Overall, the project will retain a few existing trees and plant enough new ones to exceed the city's minimum tree density requirements.
A site and master plan review was conducted for "the MAV," a proposed five-acre mixed-use development comprising 152 multifamily units, office space, and various recreational amenities. The project is being evaluated under a 1997 development agreement and zoning ordinance, with the developer utilizing a streamlined process by submitting final civil engineering plans alongside the land-use application. Key developmental details discussed included exceeding minimum parking capacity, meeting EV charging station quotas, and ensuring ADA-compliant accessible routes to all site features.
During the public hearing for the proposed MAV mixed-use development, the hearing examiner outlined the procedures for public testimony and opened the floor for community input. A representative from the Furcrest Neighborhood Association provided public comment expressing appreciation for the developer's consistent efforts to keep residents informed about the project's details and progress. Following this testimony and the applicant's confirmation of their community outreach, the hearing was officially closed with no further comments.
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Full Transcript (5245 words)
0:00 [MUSIC PLAYING] I'm trying to hit the record. There we go. Start recording. I don't know why it was being persnickety. All right, examiner Marshall, we are ready. Thank you. Good evening, everyone. My name is Stephanie Marshall. I am the city of Vancouver.
1:00 Miss Marshall, you're muted. I am so sorry. I apologize. OK, I will start over. Good evening, everyone. My name is Stephanie Marshall. I'm the city of Vancouver hearing examiner. Today is Tuesday, March 17, 2026, and it is 6.01 PM. Now is the time and place set for a public hearing on file numbers PRJ-169771, LUP 85557. This is for a mixed use development referred to as the MAV. I'm going to be conducting a site plan review, master plan process. This is a type 3 hearing. The hearing examiner has received a staff report and exhibits that comprise the record. As of today, and I will be reviewing this application
1:59 and deciding the application on the basis of the materials in the record. Testimony provided tonight, and if there is an open record period following the end of the public hearing tonight, we will discuss that at that time. This is a proposal for a mixed use development for 152 units of multifamily development with 1590 square feet of office space with associated surface parking and landscaping. The site of the proposal is on four vacant tax lots at the southwest corner of Northeast 136th Avenue and Northeast 4th Street. This is in the Furcrest neighborhood. Before I get started with the hearing, I have some initial disclosures to make. I have not had any ex parte contacts outside of this hearing. That means I have not been contacted
2:57 by anyone who is a proponent of the application or an opponent or anyone that wishes to share anything about the application with me. Other than receiving the staff report and coordinating with staff regarding the date and time of this meeting and receiving and reviewing the exhibits that comprise the record. I do not have any interest in the outcome of this application and I do not have any interest in either the applicant or anyone associated with the applicant. I do not stand to gain anything by my decision on this application. I have no bias and I have not prejudged this application. At this time, if anyone wishes to challenge my ability to serve as the hearing examiner on this application, please state so now. And I will pause for a moment. OK. Hearing none, the procedure for this evening
3:56 will be as follows. First, I will hear from the applicant and anyone associated with the applicant's team. And second, I will hear from staff and then we will hear from any members of the public that wish to provide testimony regarding this application. And if you wish to do so, there is a raise hand button on your screen that you can hit. And then we will elevate you to be a panelist and you can provide your testimony. My decision will be issued following the close of the record, 14 working days after the close of the record. And my decision may be appealed to city council. I will be making my decision on the basis of master plan approval criteria per a development agreement. And I'm not going to go into all of the details of that at this time, but we will be addressing that more during the testimony this evening. At the end of any public testimony,
4:56 I will turn it back to the applicant for any rebuttal. I will also be asking the applicant if they have reviewed the proposed conditions of approval and if they have any questions or concerns regarding those proposed conditions. And then I will turn it back to staff one last time for any closing remarks. Are there any questions? All right. Hearing none, we will start with the applicant. And I will-- it looks like Mr. Odren has unmuted. So I will go ahead and swear you in. Do you swear or affirm the testimony you give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? I do. Great. Thank you. You may proceed. You're welcome. Thank you, examiner Marshall. I appreciate it. It's my first time in front of you, so it's nice to meet you. My name is Mike Odren. I am a land use planner and landscape architect with Macase Pizito.
5:55 Address is 18405 Southeast Mill Plain Boulevard, Suite 100, Vancouver, Washington. I'd like to also mention that our development team is here today. We have our architect, our civil engineer, as well as our traffic engineer in case there are any questions that pertain to them. I'd also like to thank staff for preparing the staff report. Mr. Jones is here. Hi, Keith. It's been a while. At this time, I would like to present the PowerPoint presentation that I have prepared that explains the project. And I will hopefully-- am I sharing right now? Yes, I can see that. Can everyone else online see the first slide? Very good.
6:53 Again, this is a public hearing for the MAV mixed use development. As you can see here, this is a rendering of the project. And we'll have additional renderings later on to show. The proposal, as is indicated in the staff report, is for a phased mixed use development on about five acres, as you mentioned, at the southeast corner-- sorry, southwest corner of Southeast 136th Avenue and Southeast 4th Street, which consists of three three-story 24-unit buildings, one three-story 18-unit building, two three-story 15-unit buildings. Those buildings happen to have three live-work units in each unit on the ground floor, one four-story 32-unit building, a 3,700-square-foot one-story community building with 1,590 square feet of office space.
7:51 Site amenities include a swimming pool, a topwater playground, a plaza area, dog run, and multiple plaza areas throughout the development. The surface parking, landscaping, and other infrastructural improvements. And it should be noted that the four existing lots will be combined into one lot prior to any building permit issuance. I should also note that, as you mentioned previously, that the site is subject to a development agreement that was first enacted in 1997, so that this project is being reviewed under the 1997 Vancouver zoning ordinance, rather than the Vancouver municipal code, except for a couple of code sections which were not included within the Vancouver zoning ordinance. And I believe that that mainly is solid waste and recycling,
8:47 as well as all of the engineering's requirements as well.
8:57 The vicinity map shows the site here outlined. And the aerial photo is showing that the site is-- the majority of the site is vacant with no significant vegetation, except for the southern approximately 70 feet, which is an existing parking lot. The existing parking lot was created or developed after the development of Stonehill development to the south. It was designed to be shared parking with Stonehill development to the south, as well as future development on these particular parcels as well. The, I believe, as part of the purchase sale agreement, the shared parking agreement was to be extinguished, so that the existing parking along there would be developed as part of this development.
9:56 And as indicated in the staff report, it should be noted that an analysis was taken of the Stonehill development to the south, that there is sufficient existing parking for the two existing office buildings down there over and above what the minimum requirement is for office parking, according to the current Vancouver Municipal Code. As mentioned in the staff report, the comprehensive plan is industrial, and the current zoning is OCI. However, the zoning under which this is being reviewed is--
10:42 you see-- I believe it was industrial. MC, correct? MC. That's correct. All right. And this is being reviewed under the mixed use ordinance provisions of that Vancouver zoning ordinance. Now for a few photographs-- I'm sorry, quite a few photographs of the existing site, should you not have visited the site previously. And I will try to go through these as expeditiously as possible. But as you can see here, I've numbered these for where the pictures were taken. This would be as part of the in the southwest corner of the existing parking lot. Looking to the west-- or sorry, to the east. Looking northeast from the southwest corner of the existing parking lot.
11:39 Looking north, and you can see the existing trees there. And those trees surround an existing stormwater facility that was built as part of the parking lot addition that will be removed as part of this development. And I will pause here. I'm just getting over one of the longest colds I've ever had. And I do have a pretty significant cough, so I'm going to try to maintain as much as possible. If I do start coughing, I will mute myself until I finish. This is a picture of that existing stormwater facility. As we're looking southeast from the west side of the site, looking across from the west to the east, and you can see the slight rise in the ground there. And then looking north from the west side of the site, we'll now move to the northwest corner of the site
12:37 as we look to the south, look to the southwest, and now look to the east. We are in the northern portion of the site where we're looking to the west, to the southwest, to the southeast, and to the east. Now we're in the northeast corner of the site, looking west, looking southwest, and looking south. Now we're in the southeast corner of the site, looking to the northwest. Now we're in the eastern portion of the existing parking lot, looking to the north, in the eastern portion of the parking lot,
13:36 looking to the west. Now looking to the south, that's the drive connection that currently goes into that existing parking lot that will be removed, as well as this drive aisle will be removed as well. From the south central portion of that parking lot, looking to the east, and looking to the north, and looking to the west. Now we are on the east side of Northeast 136th Avenue, looking to the northwest, to the west, and to the southwest. We're on the north side of Northeast 4th Avenue, looking to the west, to the south, and to the west. You will note that there are mature street trees
14:35 that are along both Northeast 4th Avenue -- sorry, 4th Street and Northeast 136th Avenue. Some of those will be removed for construction of a new driveway approach, with additional street trees added where the driveway approach was removed, as well as additional street trees installed along Northeast 136th Avenue, where there are none presently, and replacing one of the existing ones, as has been identified by the urban forester that is in poor health. Moving on to the plans. This is the existing conditions plan, showing the four existing lots, as well as the parking lot along the south side. This is the site and master plan, showing the locations of the buildings with -- Can you see my cursor? -Yes, I can see your cursor. -Very good.
15:35 I just wanted to point out the buildings along 4th Street. This building here and this building here, they contain the live/work units along the ground forward. Those will have sidewalk accesses directly into those bottom units. Those units are designed to have commercial uses or office uses as part of the front portion, meaning the frontage portion of the units themselves for direct access for customers or patrons. In the central area here, we have the community building and the office building with the recreational portion of it just to the south, the intent being that we tried to focus most of the buildings around this central area. With the play area, dog park, swimming pool and pool deck, a little grassy area there for sunning,
16:31 and then we have a couple of the smaller plaza areas down -- the central area between buildings C and D.
16:43 The Level 5 tree plan, it does show removal of all of the existing trees that are along the southern portion of the project that just simply can't be kept. They're basically the parking lot trees that are in there, although the ones that abut the southern property line that are just off the property will be retained. And also the retention of two existing trees in the northwest corner of the site that should be able to be maintained. Pending, grading, I think we've been able to do that such. They are located within an existing water easement, but staff has not mentioned anything about that. There hasn't been any issues, and it also helps us meet our minimum tree density requirements. Over here off 136, we've identified one tree, and these plans are a little bit different.
17:42 They're updated from what is currently in the record. It should be noted that this project is being reviewed as a streamlined project where we did submit final engineering plans with our land-use application. We have received a couple rounds of red-line comments and have adjusted the project accordingly. Very minor changes. The main change has been if I can figure out how to back up here. Nope. Let's see. There we go. Building C, this location here is a four-story building. It was adjusted, and the parking along it adjusted as well to meet minimum aerial apparatus access requirements as required by the fire marshal,
18:39 as well as ADA parking for the four Type A ADA units that are in there as well. The rest of the project pretty much remains as designed. We did remove one of the carports that was located within the existing sewer easement down to the south side of Building C.
19:04 Now we have the landscape plan, as mentioned previously. We are meeting the tree density requirement. We do exceed that by two tree units. We also show the additional street trees that are being added along 136th Avenue as well as the new street trees along 4th Street where the existing driveway has been removed.
19:34 Oh, as well as the replacement.
20:04 [ Silence ]
20:35 ...of the development and the massing of the buildings, their relationships to property lines and such. And then this is an aerial view looking to the east with the pool area in this location here, carports located, and its relation to the existing office building to the south, another multifamily project that this sort of emulates. This is a project that was also done by the same developer located to the east and then the 711 and feeling facility to the north. This is a street view looking to the southeast where you can see the relationship particularly of the live-work units along here where they actually have storefront-esque frontages that would emulate more of a commercial type of use.
21:34 That's not the commercial use that we are proposing here in order to meet the requirements. We are proposing that office use. Before I do get to the summary, at this point in time, I would like to note just a couple of corrections in the staff report at this time. Page 17, the first paragraph at the top. These are the building comments. It says project proposes that for the 152 units, 228 stalls are required. We are proposing 328, 234 have been provided. It says 5%, 12 type A units are required. I believe that should be eight units. And we have clarified that with the building department
22:30 that yes, we are proposing eight type A units, ADA compliant units. And then in the next paragraph, in the last sentence, it indicates for this site, there will need to be 10%, 24 EV charging stations, 25%, 38 EV ready parking spaces and 10%, 24 EV capable parking spaces. The 25% of 234 is actually 59. And in our latest site plan that we've submitted, we do meet the minimum EV charging stations for each type. It also indicates down below that a separate demolition permit for removal of each existing building is required. There are no existing buildings.
23:28 That's more for clarification. And then on page 20, condition of approval 16, it indicates show accessible route and indicate which play features have accessible components on the site plan. I've been in contact with the building official with regards to this. The determination has been that the play area does need to be along an accessible route, which we have shown on the site plan. And I can go back to the site plan and show you that route here. Where is, there it is. Looking for my cursor. There we go.
24:22 This is the accessible route at this location here. An accessible route, it routes all throughout the subject property. We have shown the accessible route in a hatch pattern as requested by the building official. It connects all of the buildings and uses on site, as well as to the adjacent sidewalks. And as well as adjacent to the dog park play area and access to the pool. It should be noted that one thing I didn't mention was as far as transportation improvements are concerned, the only requirements are to replace any sections of the existing sidewalks along 136 Avenue and Northeast 4th Street that do not currently meet ADA standards. We have shown that on our civil engineering plans.
25:20 There are several panels that are lifting presently, and we've been requested by the city of Vancouver to get those ground down now prior to construction. And that is ongoing. We just were notified of that just recently. Back to the condition of approval. Indicates to show the accessible route, but it also indicates which play features have accessible components on the site plan. At this time, we do not have a design for the play structure. And I do not believe, unless I am corrected by staff, that the city reviews private play structures for ADA compliance. That is a function of the playground designer to ensure that the play structure or equipment themselves
26:20 meet the minimum ADA requirements for that. So I would request that the line and indicate which play structures have accessible components so that it would read show accessible route on site plan. Or something along the lines of show accessible route to the play area on the site plan. Okay. - I have yet, over almost 25 years, had a jurisdiction review, a play structure for ADA compliance, that that is a requirement of the playground designer. And I don't believe that either the Vancouver zoning ordinance nor the Vancouver municipal code
27:18 speaks to a review of a private playground equipment. If this were a public park, I could see where a review of that would be necessary. - Got it. - In summary, based on the application materials, analysis, findings of fact, and conditions of approval set forth in the staff report and recommendation to the hearings examiner, the proposed project meets the criteria for master plan approval, as well as site plan approval, should therefore be approved. On behalf of the applicant, the applicant agrees with the staff report findings and conditions of approval, except as discussed during this hearing. I'm now available for any questions you might have. - Okay, thank you, Mr. Oderin.
28:15 I was taking notes earlier this afternoon when I was reviewing the staff report and it sounds like, yeah, you've addressed the sidewalks and taken some good notes here on your condition of approval 16 with respect to the design of the playground. Let me just take a quick peek at my notes. And it may be that, is your traffic engineer going to be testifying this evening? Because I may just let him. - I do not have, either the traffic engineer, civil engineer or architect are available for any questions you might have. - Yeah, well, I think at this time, I'm gonna just hold my questions. I don't know if the applicant has additional persons that are going to be making a presentation. I thought that yours was very thorough and I very much appreciate the visuals.
29:14 That's always very helpful. And it's wonderful to have a key showing me where the photos were taken from. So thank you for that. - No, at this time, we had not intended on having any of the design team testify at this time. - Okay, not a problem. All right, other than your testimony, I guess at this time, then I will turn it to Mr. Jones. So Mr. Jones, please raise your right hand. Do you swear or affirm the testimony you give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? - I do. - Great, thank you. I would ask you before you get started to just make sure that your testimony covers the few points that Mr. Odron made, especially with respect to proposed condition 16. - Yeah, those are comments that were directly from our building department and that's just not an area of my expertise,
30:13 but I know that, and Mr. Odron, correct me if I'm wrong, you had indicated, I know you're doing our process. So examiner Marshall, they submit engineering drawings at their own risk and we'll process those. And I believe you've also submitted building permit. Is that correct, Mr. Odron? - I do not believe we have submitted any building permits at this time. - Okay, okay, I thought you might have, but okay. - We have been working with the building official with regards to their review of the site plan, which focuses on ADA compliance primarily and ADA routing. - Okay, and I do agree. I mean, what you said made sense to me. I just can't directly verify. It's just not, I'm just not a subject matter expert to verify that. I mean, I could, oh, go ahead. - I do have an email correspondence with the building official indicating that yes,
31:11 her main concern was that we did have the playground area along an accessible route. She stayed silent on indicating whether or not she would be reviewing the playground for ADA compliance. But I believe that our discussion was satisfied or was resolved to her satisfaction with regards to ADA compliance for the playground. - Okay, and just a clarifying question actually, Mr. Odron. You mentioned that, and I appreciate that all of this is kind of happening all at once. So you mentioned that you had made some revisions to the site plan with respect to building C and just like you said, some minor changes, and then you just referenced this email correspondence. Can you get those to Ms. Brown to include in the record?
32:10 - Oh yes, absolutely. - Great, perfect, okay, that's all I have. All right, Mr. Jones, you may present your staff report and I will be taking notes and seeing if I have any questions. Thank you. - Sure, thank you. Thank you, examiner Marshall. Again, I'm Keith Jones. I'm a senior planner and work in development review with the city of Vancouver. I think I'll just, Mr. Odron prepared a good presentation covering most of the aspects. I'll just talk more about the procedure. So the application was accepted in November, November 5th of last year. We went through a completeness review and that was deemed fully complete December 9th of last year, following that, we did a notice of application and a notice of public hearing as required by the code and state law.
33:07 And we allowed for a 30 day comment period, which is also part of our code procedures. We noticed 500 feet from the outer boundaries of the development based on a mailing provided by the applicant. We posted the site and we also put it in the Colombian newspaper. During that 30 day comment period, we did not receive any public comments. I'll also note that the project is categorically exempt from SEPA, so there was no SEPA notice prepared. Following that, we took internal staff comments due to our own deadline and as Mr. Odron indicated, they also submitted for a civil engineering review. And that's also why there are a lot of sheets in the drawing set, just because of the amount of detail that was provided. Then two weeks before this hearing on March 3rd, we issued the staff report. That staff report recommends approval
34:06 with the conditions as stated in the staff report and that's staff's recommendation as of tonight. Other than that, I don't really have any other specific things. Up until the issuance of the staff report, we will mark the staff report as exhibit one to the eventual hearings examiner decision. All of the exhibits submitted with that report are lettered and those are as stated in the staff report, that anything that we receive after the issuance of the staff report two weeks before the hearing, we will then letter those. And I think the only thing that we've received is Mr. Odron's presentation, which I believe will be submitted as exhibit two. And then I guess if Mr. Odron also has some additional email correspondence to enter into the record, then we will enter those as the subsequent numbers. So no public comments received
35:06 during the 30-day comment period. And I don't really have anything else to add at this time. - Okay, thank you very much. I had a question that I wrote down looking at the review clock, 170 days after the date the application was complete. So do you have a date or an estimate as to where we are in that timeline? - Yeah, so when we, well, for a couple of points, so yes, it was deemed complete on 12/9, but we also, when the applicant elects to submit civil engineering drawings, they also agree to waive their time period for doing that additional process and for us accelerating the process for them.
36:02 So there isn't, they do, 'cause they don't have to do the combined process. They can do what we call the standard process and go through a land use review with preliminary plans and then come back for engineering. So that's just a point of order there, so. - Excellent, okay, thank you. I don't have any other questions for you, Mr. Jones. Is there anyone else from the city that is going to be providing any testimony? I hadn't requested anybody else to be present, but. - There's no one else here from the city tonight except for that's prepared for testimony. Of course, Ms. Bowen is here as our admin staff. - Great, okay, thank you. All right, well, we will now turn it over, open it up for any public testimony. Is there anyone that wishes to provide testimony
37:01 on this application this evening? And I'll wait for a moment.
37:12 Ms. Bowen, can you see whether there's anyone online that perhaps you don't recognize their name and maybe they wish to testify? I think that you said that Furcrest had submitted something. - Furcrest had said that they were going to attend and may provide public testimony during the public comment, but they definitely gave us notice that they wanted to attend the hearing. - Okay. - So Margaret Milam is here and I believe Martha, I'm sorry, Martha, I forgot your last name and I don't want to guess, but I'm not seeing them raise their hands, but they may want to provide. - Okay. - Here's Margaret Milam with Furcrest. - Hi, good evening. I'm going to swear you in real quick, Ms. Milam. Do you swear or affirm the testimony you give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? - I do. - Great, okay, can you state your name and spell your last name for the record?
38:09 - Sure, Margaret Milam, spelled M as in Mary, I-L-E-M as in Mary. - Okay, great, go ahead. - Yeah, so our intention really was just to listen, but whenever our neighbor's association is brought up, I go ahead and jump in and in the case of developments by this particular developer, the comment is always, we just appreciate how much they have worked at keeping our neighborhood association informed about the process, the progress and the specifics to the developments. So that is the end of my public comment. - Wonderful, I appreciate it, thank you very much. Martha, it looks like you have turned on your camera. No, you have nothing else to add. All right, well, thank you. Is there anyone else online that wishes to provide testimony this evening? Please raise your hand if you do.
39:05 - I'm not seeing anyone else, examiner Marshall. - All right, excellent. Okay, well, then now is the time for me to turn it back to... Oh, go ahead. - I'm sorry, Mike Oden, I think has something to offer. - Yes. - Just a clarification, which I failed to mention during my testimony. I did present this project to the Furcrest Neighborhood Association several months ago. And they were happy to hear that we presented it, first of all, went into great detail, indicated that we were keeping all of the street trees, adding additional ones, and that it's been a pleasure to have met with the Furcrest Neighborhood Association on not only this project, but I also presented another project to them that we had a hearing on a few weeks back.
40:04 So it was kind of double duty. So I failed to mention that to you previously, and just want to let you know that that is what we did. - Well, thank you. I think it's very nice when applicants communicate with surrounding neighbors that might be impacted by development. So thank you for that. Did you have anything else that you wanted to add before we go ahead and close the public hearing, Mr. Oden? - No, nothing further, thank you though. - Okay, Mr. Jones, did you have anything else that you wish to add? - I don't have anything else to add, thank you. - All right, thank you. Other than the slides and any revisions to the site plan and perhaps some of the email correspondence, is there any need to keep the written record open at the close of this public hearing? - No. - Okay. - I don't see any. - All right, well, thank you all. I will go ahead and close the public hearing now.
41:03 It is 6.40 p.m. on Tuesday, the 17th. I want to thank everyone for your professional testimony. And I appreciate the time that you spent this evening explaining this project. Any questions for me before we all log off? - No. - All right. Well, thank you. - Thank you, examiner Marshall. - Thank you examiner Marshall. - Thank you all. - Nice to meet you, bye-bye. - Thank you, examiner Marshall. - Thanks. - Good night. - Good night, everyone. - Good night. - Thank you. (upbeat music)