Ordinance 3774-20 - Laserfiche WebLink

e. Landscaping or other means of screening is provided to reduce the visual impact of the outdoor use, activity or storage areas on surrounding properties and public right-of-way. 6. Appeals of Outdoor Use,Activity and Storage Modification Requests.The planning director's determination may be appealed as provided for in Title 15, Local Project Review Procedures,for the applicable review process. 19.39.060 Performance regulations—General. This section contains general requirements intended to prevent nuisance impacts.Some chapters of this title contain more detailed performance regulations. For example,see EMC 20.08(Noise). A. Light and Glare Regulation.Any artificial surface which produces light or glare which annoys, injures, endangers the health or safety of persons,or interferes with the use of property is a violation of this title. B. Heat Regulation. Heat generated by any activity or operation on the subject property which injures or endangers the health or safety of persons or interferes with the use of abutting property or streets is a violation of this title. C. Noise Regulation. Noise shall be regulated in accordance with the provisions of the noise regulations in EMC 20.08. D. Odor—Air Emissions.Any odor which injures or endangers the health or safety of persons or interferes with the use of abutting properties or streets is a violation of this title. Emissions to air shall comply with the standards of the State Department of Ecology and the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency.See EMC 19.13.070 regarding alcohol production and coffee roasters. E. Vibration and Concussion. Except during periods of construction,vibration or concussion resulting from a permitted use on a lot shall not be discernible on other properties without the aid of instruments. 19.39.070 Surveys required. A. For all new buildings, additions,or alterations of existing buildings,the planning director and building official shall both have the independent authority to require the applicant to have a survey completed to verify that the setback and height standards of Title 19 are met. B. Upon consideration of scope of the proposed project and the materials submitted by the applicant,the planning director or building official,in their sole discretion,may require a full survey, limit the required survey to a determination of specified property corners or a bench mark for elevation,or require additional information which will demonstrate compliance without requiring a survey. C. Where the proposed building,addition, or alteration is within one foot of a required setback or within one foot of the maximum allowable height,the planning director and building official should always require a full or limited survey, unless extraordinary circumstances justify otherwise. 19.39.080 Vehicle and equipment repair on residential premises. Servicing,repairing, assembling,wrecking, modifying, restoring,or otherwise working on any vehicle on any residential premises in any zone district shall be subject to the following: A. Work shall be limited to the repair and maintenance of vehicles,equipment,or other conveyance currently registered as specified in the Washington Vehicle Code to the occupant or a member of the occupant's family, which shall be limited to parents,grandparents,spouse,or children related by blood, marriage or adoption. This limitation precludes auto repair on residential premises by any commercial entity. B. Such work shall be conducted on no more than one vehicle at any one time. C. Such work shall only be done within an enclosed structure(such as a garage)or in an area which is screened from public view. D. Such work shall be done only between the hours of eight a.m.and ten p.m. E. Such work shall not be done in a public right-of-way. Ch.39 General Provisions 3 City Council Action(11/04/2020)