2015/04/01 Council Agenda Packet

1 continue northeast to East mall Drive. 7th Avenue SE at SE Everett Mall Way, south on 7th Avenue SE to 112th Street SE, east to 19th Avenue SE, north to El Capitan Way. 5. The area bounded by Evergreen Way at 108th Street SW, west to Hollow Dale Place, west to Paine Field Way, southeast to 112th Street SW, west to Airport Road, southeast to Evergreen Way, northeast to 108th Street SW the point of origin. The sections of 11200 Evergreen Way to Airport Road and northwest on Airport road are the Everett City limits and therefore will only include the Everett sides of the roadway. B. Except as stated in Section 1.A.5 of this Ordinance, the Core Commercial Areas AIA includes businesses on either side of any and all roads, streets, alleys, or other public right-of-ways that are a part of the AIA, including those roads, streets, alleys, or other public right-of-way that are the outermost boundaries of the AIA. C. By November 30, 2015, the Chief of Police shall provide a report to the City Council on the voluntary efforts to address chronic public inebriation issues in the Core Commercial Areas AIA. This report may include relevant crime statistics, police reports, emergency response data, detoxification reports, sanitation reports, public health records, and other information that document the success or failure of the voluntary efforts to address chronic public inebriation in the Core Commercial Areas AIA. Based upon the information contained in the report, the City Council may consider the adoption of legislation directing the Chief of Police to request the Washington State Liquor Control Board to impose mandatory restrictions.on liquor licensees in the Core Commercial Areas AIA pursuant to WAC §314-12-215. Such legislation must be adopted by the City Council before any representative of the City requests the Liquor Control Board to impose such restrictions. Section 2. Product Restrictions Exhibit B.to this Ordinance is a restricted products list. This is a list of products the City will seek to restrict the sale of on a voluntary basis. Products may be added to or deleted from the restricted products list administratively by the Chief of Police based on findings that a product is contributing to or no longer contributing to chronic public inebriation in the AIA. A Product that is materially similar to a restricted product but not currently contributing to chronic public inebriation may also be included on the restricted products list. Section 3. Severability Should any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance or its application to any person or situation, be declared Page 3 of 5 4