Ordinance 3895-22 - Laserfiche WebLink

USE S 1 Z Z(A) UR3 UR4 NB B MU L12 HI AG SPECIAL REGULATIONS RESIDENTIAL USES Rooming house A P A8 P8 P8 A' P The number of rooms allowed in a rooming house shall not exceed the number of dwelling units allowed by the density standards of the zone in which the property is located;in the event the zone does not have density standards, then the density limits in the comprehensive plan shall be used. 'Permitted only within an existing dwelling unit. 8TOD or pedestrian streets:prohibited use on the ground floor. • Secure community C C transition facility Short-term rentals PPP P P P PP P p See EMC 19.08.150 for short-term rental requirements. 1 TOD streets: Residential use on the ground floor cannot exceed twenty-five percent of the street frontage of the block. 'Allowed on property within a historic overlay zone. 3 See Chapter 19.08 EMC for limitations on 2-unit dwellings in the R-1 and R-2 zones. ' Allowed only through the unit lot process for subdividing, as provided by Chapter 19.27 EMC. 'Allowed if meeting the minimum density requirements set forth in EMC 19.06.100. 6 Prohibited in the LI2 zone and allowed in the LI1 zone only within Metro Everett. If on a TOD street, residential use on the ground floor cannot exceed twenty-five percent of the street frontage of the block. ' Permitted only within an existing dwelling unit. 8TOD or pedestrian streets: prohibited use on the ground floor. 9 Use prohibited, except that pursuant to RCW 35.21.915, a religious organization may host the homeless on property owned or controlled by the religious organization whether within buildings located on the property or elsewhere on the property outside of buildings, subject to the conditions set forth in EMC 19.08.200 and an administrative use permit (REV II}. to Buildings which provide shelter for persons experiencing survivors of domestic violence are allowed as a permitted use in all zones without o requirement for notice to adjacent property owners. ORDINANCE 3895-22 EXHIBIT 1 Page 5 of 6