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r . <br /> ,A144 <br /> liltms <br /> ORDINANCE NO. 2384-99 '�' a <br /> An Ordinance Amending the Text of the Zoning Code for the Planned Development (PD) <br /> Overlay Zone and the Rezone Procedures, and amending Sections 29.020, 29.060, <br /> 29.070, 29.080 and 41.160.D of Ordinance No. 1671-89. <br /> WHEREAS,the City Council finds: <br /> 1. The City of Everett adopted a new Zoning Code in 1989, which established a Planned <br /> Development(PD) Overlay Zone to be used to allow for the modification of certain <br /> permitted uses and development standards; and <br /> 2. The PD Overlay Zone requires that a specific site development plan be prepared <br /> indicating the location of buildings and other site improvements; and <br /> 3. The PD Overlay Zone requires the use of the Performance Agreement Rezone process <br /> for site specific rezones, which is implemented with a Resolution of Intent to Rezone; <br /> and <br /> 4. The PD Overlay Zone requires that development of a site be completed within 3 years <br /> of the approval of the Resolution of Intent to Rezone; and <br /> 5. The Performance Agreement rezone process is the only rezone process provided for <br /> in the Zoning Code which allows the City to apply special conditions and restrictions <br /> as part of the rezone process; and <br /> 6. The City has not had a single application for a Planned Development Overlay Zone <br /> since the adoption of the Zoning Code in 1989; and <br /> 7. The Planning Commission held a public hearing on March 16, 1999, and <br /> recommended that the City Council approve revisions to the Planned Development <br /> Overlay Zone and to the Rezone procedures of the Zoning Code; and <br /> WHEREAS, the City Council concludes: <br /> 1. The Planned Development Overlay Zone is a valuable development tool which can be <br /> used to allow creative developments that may not strictly comply with the <br /> requirements of the underlying zoning, but which would otherwise benefit the City of <br /> Everett; and <br /> 2. The PD Overlay Zone contains some procedural mechanisms that discourage the use <br /> of the PD Overlay Zone process; and <br />