Stevens 24
Bordering State Route 202, and 332nd Ave
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Location
Bordering State Route 202, and 332nd Ave.
Size
4.52 Acres with 24 homes
Stage
Permitting
Next milestone
Waiting for hearing date. -
Permitting
Chad Tibbetts
206-477-0350
chtibbits@kingcounty.gov
Developer
Taylor Developments
Robert Fitzmaurice
425-869-1300
robert@taylordev.com -
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Traffic & Roads
Increased traffic along town arterials without county road improvements (needs 11 foot lanes, sidewalks and designated parking).
Plans for 24 homes and 2 parking spots per home, no garages. With the average home having 3+ cars, and no on-street parking.
Where will these new cars go?
Tribal input
The occupied Snoqualmie Valley, and Fall City in particular, has a rich tribal and archeological history from it’s original occupants and stewards, the Snoqualmie Tribe. We can not confirm that the Tribe has not been notified or included in the planning or permitting processes.Septic safety & water contamination
Large shared septic system (LOSS) within proximity of community water supply and installed into critical soils susceptible to groundwater contamination
Septic system is within 1000 feet of a river, flood plain and seismically sensitive area.
Taylor developments has a poor track record of septic design in Fall City (see Arrington Court).
Rural neighborhood density violations
Plans manipulate a zoning loophole that creates lots with an actual density much higher than R4
This means the homes are twice as big and the lots are half the size of a typical Fall City home
With the dramatically out of place home designs, the plans violate the comprehensive and sub-area plans’ commitment to protecting the rural character of Fall City
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TBD