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used only by the property owner or his or her agent in the conduct of farming the property.This <br /> exemption shall not apply to feed lots. <br /> 4. The construction of an office,school, commercial, recreational,service or storage building with no more <br /> than thirty thousand square feet of gross floor area and with associated parking facilities designed for no <br /> more than ninety automobiles.This exemption includes parking lots for no more than ninety automobiles <br /> not associated with a structure. <br /> 5. Any fills or excavations of no more than one thousand cubic yards throughout the total lifetime of the fill <br /> or excavation and any excavation,fill or grading necessary for an exempt project in subsection (B)(1),(2), <br /> (3), or(4)of this section. <br /> 19.43.140 Categorical exemptions—Infill development. <br /> The following exempt levels are established for new construction under RCW 43.21C.229: <br /> A. Residential development up to two hundred dwelling units in Metro Everett, Urban Residential 4(UR4)zones, <br /> or Mixed Urban(MU)zones; <br /> B. Mixed-use development in Metro Everett, Mixed Urban(MU)or Business(B)zones; <br /> C. Commercial development up to sixty-five thousand square feet,excluding retail development;or <br /> D. Any minor new construction identified as exempt pursuant to Section 19.43.130. <br /> 19.43.200 Rules and procedures concerning substantive authority. <br /> The following sections contain rules and policies for the use of SEPA's substantive authority,such as decisions to <br /> require mitigation of adverse environmental impacts in compliance with policies contained in this chapter,or <br /> decisions to deny a proposal on the basis of significant adverse impacts identified in the environmental review <br /> documents prepared under SEPA. Procedures for appealing SEPA determinations to agencies or the courts are set <br /> forth in Title 15, Local Project Review Procedures. <br /> 19.43.220 General policies. <br /> The city adopts by reference the general policies of the State Environmental Policy Act(SEPA)as set forth in RCW <br /> 43.21C.010 and RCW 43.21C.020 in order to achieve the environmental goals of the community. <br /> 19.43.230 Specific policies. <br /> The city adopts the following specific policies in order to achieve the environmental goals of the Everett <br /> community: <br /> A. Policies Pertaining to the Natural Environment. <br /> 1. Earth. <br /> a. To encourage land development practices that result in a minimal disturbance to the city's vegetation <br /> and soils; <br /> b. To encourage building and site planning practices that are consistent with the city's natural <br /> topographical features; <br /> c. To insure prompt development, restoration and effective erosion control of property after land <br /> clearing through the use of phased development, replanting, hydroseeding and other appropriate <br /> engineering techniques; <br /> d. Prohibit development on steep slope areas when such development would create imminent danger <br /> of landslides. <br /> 2. Air. <br /> a. To work in cooperation with the Air Pollution Control Agency having jurisdiction over the proposal,to <br /> secure and maintain such levels of air quality as will protect human health and safety and to the <br /> greatest degree practicable, prevent injury to plant and animal life and to property,foster the <br /> Ch.19.43,Environmental Policy 4 City Council Action(11/04/2020) <br />