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11/4/2020
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council. Notice shall be published at least fifteen days prior to the date of hearing or date of decision,as <br /> applicable. <br /> 6. Responsibility for Notice. <br /> a. The city shall be responsible for publication of notice. <br /> b. The applicant shall be responsible for posting the property subject to the application in compliance <br /> with rules established by the planning director. <br /> c. The applicant shall provide the planning director with an affidavit of compliance with the posting <br /> requirements of this section. <br /> d. The applicant shall be responsible for providing a mailing list in compliance with rules established by <br /> the planning director.The city shall be responsible for mailing the notice of application. <br /> 7. Costs.All costs of providing notice shall be borne by the applicant. <br /> B. Electronic notice <br /> The planning director may establish procedures for providing notice and receiving comments electronically.The <br /> planning director may adopt forms that will facilitate the ability of applicants to file applications and to provide <br /> information electronically and for the city to issue notices electronically. <br /> C. Public comments <br /> 1. Comments must be in writing,shall be as specific as possible,shall be reasonably related to the factual <br /> circumstances or development standards applicable to the proposed action. <br /> 2. Comment period on notice of application.Comments on a notice of application shall be submitted within <br /> fourteen days of its issuance; provided, however,that the fourteen-day comment period shall commence <br /> on the date that the site is posted or notices published or mailed,whichever occurs later.Other than <br /> commenting on the notice of application,any other comment periods should be specified in the public <br /> notice inviting comments. <br /> 3. Exceptions. <br /> a. Land divisions. <br /> i. Comments on Review Process II preliminary subdivision,or subdivisions and short subdivision <br /> alteration or vacation applications shall be submitted within twenty(20)days of the issuance of <br /> the notice of application. <br /> ii. A copy of all written comments on Review Process II land divisions shall be provided to the <br /> applicant,and the applicant will have seven (7)days from the receipt of the comments to <br /> respond to the city. <br /> b. Shoreline permits.Comments on shoreline substantial development, conditional use or variance <br /> permit applications shall be submitted within thirty(30)days of the issuance of the notice of <br /> application,except that comments shall be submitted within twenty(20)days for shoreline permits <br /> for limited utility extensions or for the construction of a bulkhead or other measures to protect a <br /> single-family residence and its appurtenant structures from shoreline erosion.See the definitions <br /> section of the city's shoreline master program for the definition of a limited utility extension. <br /> 4. Submitted means"physically or electronically received by the city." Notice:the city does not assume any <br /> responsibility for failure to receive comments received electronically.A sender should seek confirmation <br /> that the city received the comments to satisfy the timing required for submission of comments. <br /> 15.02.120 SEPA Procedures. <br /> A. Timing and Integration of SEPA <br /> 1. The primary purpose of the environmental review process is to provide environmental information to <br /> governmental decisionmakers to be considered prior to making their decision,and to provide for <br /> appropriate mitigation of environmental impacts in compliance with this title,the SEPA ordinance(EMC <br /> 19.43),and the SEPA rules(Chapter 197-11 WAC).The threshold determination and the EIS(if required) <br /> Ch.15.02 Local Project Review 14 City Council Action(11/04/2020) <br />
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