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599 <br /> • <br /> October 30,1991 <br /> both a shoreline substantial development permit and a Corps of <br /> Engineers NDpermit a required should be exempt from the ESN <br /> ordinance. He felt it is a technical review process and should <br /> not be in the public area. The shoreline permit assures public <br /> input on the non-resourcesissues. <br /> Dorthy Vandeventer, 2012 129th Placa SE, Everett, addressed <br /> property rights and was <br /> concerned about protecting the Silver <br /> Lake Watershed area. shefelt the City process should apply to <br /> the Port. O <br /> Doug Smith, 3201 Wetmore Avenue,spoke about the constitutional <br /> rights of property ow He said a policy this broad would <br /> take those rights way. He objected to the useage of <br /> "ultimate"and"absolute"Words and noted more flexibility was <br /> needed. <br /> Arlene McKinney, 1135 W. Ibberson Drive, related her personal <br /> experiences as a home onSome houses have been built Mere <br /> they shouldn,have been built. She supported the construction <br /> activity setback. <br /> Howard Weber,8032C 53rd Avenue,Mukilteo, urged a <br /> common sense <br /> approach and felt the documents needed more work. Hefelt that <br /> private property rights needed to be addressed, stated the <br /> reasonable use section was too narrow. The intent and spirit <br /> of the document is good. <br /> Betty Johnson, 4734 Harbor Lane, related trying to build an <br /> addition to her home and due to a stream in her back yard and <br /> dealing with the zoning ordinance it has been impassible to <br /> solve. <br /> David Lewis, 10109 53rd Avenue W.W Nukilteo,developer,stated <br /> that certain issues had not been dealt with, citing mo ,. <br /> private property rights, consistency within the documentsts,, and <br /> off site mitigation. He handed to councilmembers a copy of <br /> proposed n w federal rules for wetlands. He felt the ESA <br /> document could be a good document but was not due to the 0 <br /> language. <br /> Zak Parpia, representing the Master Builders Association,10217 <br /> 19th An e SE, pointed out that the next 20 years of growth <br /> needs tobe allowed for. He submitted a letter to Council <br /> dated October 30, 1991 from Den Flynn, Director of the Master <br /> Builders Association. It detailed specifics of the proposed <br /> ordinance. He spoke about the economic impact and how the City <br /> has responsibility to utilize the infrastructure. He suggested <br /> more time be put into the ordinance and a study of its impacts <br /> needed to be done. /> <br /> 0 <br />