1991/07/24 Council Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

38] July 24,1991 fi C' Terry ala Lien, 4100 South Third, recommended that the proposed ordinance Pine tunas the i cognized that the proposed adopted. is better than the interim ordinance which has been ed ted. recommended that the define g points be reconsidered in the Mexemption giveportion: 1)define emergency; Planning tivectoi given est discretion piennds administrative guidelines be provided prior to edoption� 3) perimeters be established for hedeciswetlandions banking proposals 4) review inconsistencies with the des) rev and discussions the City's Shoreline es on teed d review the impact of escalating property prices on individual home ownership;end 6) Define or clarify the transfer o4 land and vesting issues. Mx. Iles saltl that tM1e requirements in added at the time oP the builtling permit woultl be valitl. Council can relax tM1is timing issue. Mx. Giffen reported that the interim ordinance is very inflexible and is less desirable than the proposed ordinance. He does notend extending the interim ordinance past September 1,1991,mm Councilman Gipson asked what could be done to make this ordinance more easily understood by the general public. Paul kobe rts, Planning, saitl that annual review per the Growth Management Act will be requixetl. Reid Sheckey stated that most citizens a concerned with only parts of this document. He i very concerned out the Class IV streams and wetlands. He againm ended roundtable workshop before adopting this ordinanceand specifically related his concerns on buffers. C.J.Ebert,spoke en mitigation banking a voiced the opinion that this would pe beneficial to our community. For the record a letter to the Council from Philip B. Bannan, �. Port o4 Everett, re ommendbng that the City not regulate aquatic lands and subtidal areas through its wetland ordinance, specifically where a Corps of Engineers Section 404B permit is required. Moved by Councilman Pope, seconded by Councilman Anderson to close the public hearing. C C