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EMC Title 15, Local Project Review Procedures Page 82 of 94 <br />The Everett Municipal Code is current through Ordinance 4031-24, passed May 22, 2024. <br />C. Review Process. Each zoning district includes uses which may be permitted if an <br />administrative use is approved. See use tables in Chapter 19.05. The process for consideration <br />of an administrative use is as follows: <br />1. The planning director may approve, approve with conditions, or deny an administrative <br />use following the Type II Review process set forth in Chapter 15.02. <br />2. All administrative uses shall be evaluated by the criteria listed in subsection D of this <br />section. <br />3. Some land uses may be subject to specific use standards set forth in Chapter 19.13. If <br />the administrative use is included in Chapter 19.13, the requirements of that chapter must <br />be met. <br />4. The planning director is authorized to approve a minor expansion or alteration of an <br />existing administrative use as follows: <br />a. A minor expansion or alteration of an administrative use can be approved with <br />Review Process I (see Chapter 15.02). <br />b. For purposes of this section: <br />(1) A minor expansion shall be not more than twenty-five percent of the land or <br />building gross floor area devoted to the existing administrative use. <br />(2) A minor alteration may include changes to final site plans and development <br />which do not change the intent and compatibility with surrounding property which <br />were originally approved. <br />5. The planning director may impose conditions to ensure the approval criteria in <br />subsection D are met. <br />D. Administrative Use Evaluation Criteria. The following criteria shall be used for evaluating <br />administrative uses: <br />1. Compatibility of proposed structures and improvements with surrounding properties, <br />including the size, height, location, setback and arrangements of all proposed buildings and <br />facilities, especially as they relate to light and shadow impacts on more sensitive land uses <br />and less intensive zones.