PD-17-00001 Marian Meadows Full Record with Index (2)

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Table 3-2. Population of Alternatives with Tenure Scenarios Marian Meadows Rezone and Subdivision Final Environmental Impact Statement 3-30 The proposal would more than triple the current number of existing parcels in the immediate vicinity and more than triple the number of existing residences. Tenure of Residents Units Full-time Retired Seasonal/ Recreation Total Tenure Scenario 3 0.35 0.3 0.35 Units 51 44 51 147 FTE Population 162 93 44 298 Tenure Scenario 4 0.25 0.25 0.5 1.000 Units 37 37 74 147 FTE Population 119 77 57 254 Alternative 3D: One Unit per 5 Acres in ASZs and Alternative 5: Mitigated with Development on Lower Area only – 113 Units Tenure Scenario 1 85% 15% 0 Units 96 17 0 113 FTE Population 265 36 0 301 Tenure Scenario 2 60% 15% 25% Units 68 17 28 113 FTE Population 220 36 28 284 Tenure Scenario 3 35% 30% 35% Units 40 34 40 113 FTE Population 129 71 31 230 Tenure Scenario 4 255 25% 50% Units 28 28 57 113 FTE Population 92 59 44 195 Alternative 3B: 3-Acre Lots in Western Portion of the Site, 33 Units Tenure Scenario 1 0.85 0.15 0 Units 28 5 0 33 FTE Population 77 10 0 88 Tenure Scenario 2 0.6 0.15 0.25 Units 20 5 8 33 FTE Population 64 10 6 81 Tenure Scenario 3 0.35 0.3 0.35 Units 12 10 12 33 FTE Population 38 21 9 67 Tenure Scenario 4 0.25 0.25 0.5 Units 8 8 17 33 FTE Population 27 17 13 57 10 What are the likely long-term effects on nearby land use associated with the proposal and alternatives? Alternative 1, the applicant’s proposed PUD with 443 units, would result in an increase in total residential lots in the immediate vicinity (the area served by Sparks Road north of I-90 between Kachess Lake to the north, the Yakima River, and the aggregate mine area to the south) from approximately 200 to 643 residential lots. The size and character of the applicant’s 443-unit proposal represents a substantial change in density and open space from