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4. If a revision to a permit is authorized after the original permit expired,the purpose of such revisions shall be limited to authorization of changes which are consistent with this section and which would not require a permit for the development or change proposed under the terms of Chapter 90.58 RCW,WAC 173-27- 110,or the city's shoreline master program. If the proposed change constitutes substantial development, then a new permit is required. 5. If the proposed changes or the sum of the proposed revision and any previously approved revisions are not within the scope and intent of the original permit,the applicant shall apply for a new shoreline permit in the manner provided for in this chapter. 6. An application for a new permit may use or rely upon previous environmental review and supporting studies(such as biological assessments),as provided by the SEPA ordinance(EMC 19.43). D. Enforcement provisions for shoreline regulations. The city adopts by reference the enforcement provisions of WAC 173-27-240 through WAC 173-27-300. Further, any person,firm or corporation who violates any provision of the city's shoreline regulations shall be subject to the city's civil enforcement procedures set forth in Chapter 1.20.The enforcement provisions and procedures provided herein are not exclusive and the city is authorized to pursue any remedy it deems appropriate or is otherwise provided by law. Article V. Land Division Procedures 15.02.400 Land division expirations and resubdivision. A. Expiration of Preliminary Subdivision Approval. Final subdivision approval must be obtained within the time limits established in RCW 58.17.140,after which time the preliminary approval will be void.An extension may be granted by the city for one year if the applicant has attempted in good faith to submit the final plat within the time period; provided,however,that the applicant files a written request with the planning director requesting the extension at least thirty(30)days before expiration of the time period. B. Expiration of Preliminary Short Subdivision or Preliminary Binding Site Plan Approval. Final short subdivision or final binding site plan approval must be obtained within five years of the date of preliminary approval,after which time the preliminary approval will be void.An extension may be granted by the city for one year if the applicant has attempted in good faith to submit the final short plat or binding site plan within the time period; provided, however,that the applicant files a written request with the planning director requesting the extension of at least thirty(30)days before the expiration of the time period. In the event of any public emergency declared by the mayor or city council,an additional extension of one year may be granted. C. Expiration of Preliminary Subdivision Alteration or Vacation Approval. Final subdivision alteration or vacation approval must be obtained within five years of the date of preliminary approval,after which time the preliminary approval will be void.An extension may be granted by the city for one year if the applicant has attempted in good faith to submit the final plat alteration or vacation within the five-year time period;provided, however,the applicant must file a written request with the planning director requesting the extension at least thirty(30)days before expiration of the five-year period. In the event of any public emergency declared by the mayor or city council,an additional extension of one year may be granted. D. Expiration of Preliminary Short Subdivision Alteration or Vacation Approval. Final short subdivision alteration or vacation approval must be obtained within five(5)years of the date of preliminary approval,after which time the preliminary short subdivision alteration or vacation approval will be void. No extension may be granted by the city to the applicant,except in the event of any public emergency declared by the mayor or city council,an additional extension of one year may be granted. Ch.15.02 Local Project Review 28 City Council Action(11/04/2020)