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:a <br />V. <br />—71 <br />CITY of EVERETT <br />PLANNING and COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT <br />`N ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT CHECKLIST <br />-Instructions: Submit this checklist with either your building permit application (Review Process 1), or <br />with your Accessory Dwelling Unit (Review Process II) application, in order to apply for an attached or <br />detached ADU. The proposal must meet Everett Municipal Code 19.7.030, Accessory Dwelling Units and <br />any other setback or other zoning regulations. Note: This checklist only addresses zoning code <br />regulations forADUs and does not address building code or other site development codes. <br />Column to be completed by <br />Applicant sI. <br />1) Fees. See current Fee Schedule for Review Process I or II. Total Fee: <br />This fee does not include building permit fees or system <br />development fees. Please speak with a Permit Technician <br />at 425-257-8810 opt 8 to understand all fees involved to <br />add an ADU to your property. <br />2) 14 Where are ADUs Permitted? Zone of Property: <br />An ADU shall be permitted as an accessory use to the Historic Overlay:. N <br />principal dwelling unit in the zones indicated in Use Table <br />#5.1 on any legally established lot. ADUs are permitted in <br />e the following zones: A-1, R-S, R-1 or R-2. <br />3) 11 Is your application a Review Process I or II? <br />Review Process I. An ADU shall be processed with your <br />building permit application if no modification of the <br />standards are requested. <br />Review Process ll. If requesting a modification from any of <br />the standards listed below, the application shall be <br />processed as a Review Process 11. <br />Review Process 11 modification of standards include <br />a) Waiver of off-street parking (see #6). <br />b) Reduction of rear setback for non -alley DADUs (see #10). <br />d) Exceed 18ft in height for non -alley DADUs (see #11). <br />e) Increase in allowable lot coverage by building (see #12). <br />f) Modification of design standards (see #13). <br />4) ❑ Owner Occupancy Required. <br />Either the principal dwelling unit or the ADU shall be <br />occupied by the owner of the property as his or her <br />principal residence. Prior to issuance of a permit for an <br />accessory dwelling unit, the property owner shall submit <br />to the City a signed affidavit affirming that the owner <br />occupies the principal dwelling as his or her principal <br />residence, and will occupy either the principal dwelling or <br />accessory dwelling after completion of the accessory <br />Check one: <br />11 Review Process I. Complete this <br />checklist and include it with your <br />building permit submittal. <br />❑ Review Process II. Complete <br />this checklist and include it with <br />your Review Process II application <br />before submitting for your <br />building permit. Use the <br />application titled, "Accessory <br />Dwelling Unit Application (Rev 11)". <br />Attach the following documents to <br />your application: <br />❑ 1) Complete and attach the <br />Owner Occupancy Certificate form. <br />A new certificate is due on April 1st <br />of each year. <br />❑ 2) Complete and attach the <br />Accessory Dwelling Unit Covenant. <br />Do NOT record document until <br />2930 Wetmore Avenue, Suite 8-A Everett, WA 98201 ® 42.5.257.8731 ® www.everettwa.eov ® Updated 2017 <br />