Resolution 6814 with exhibits - Laserfiche WebLink

will be above 45 feet. The Workman's Clock Tower will not exceed 75 feet and will not be more than 10 feet taller than the building surrounding it. 27. Non-water dependent and non-water related uses, such as retail, commercial and office, will be allowed within the 200 foot shoreline area. Residential uses shall not be allowed within the 200 foot shoreline area until or unless the Shoreline Master Program is amended and approved by the State of Washington Department of Ecology. 28. The dry boat storage building will use materials and architectural details which will reduce the perceived scale of the building and make it compatible with the architecture of the new buildings within the project. 29. The dry boat storage building will be set back 140 feet from the shoreline, the height of the building within the 200 feet shoreline jurisdiction shall be 35 feet or less, and the dry storage portion of the building will not exceed 140 feet wide and overall length less than 400 feet. Any increase in these dimensions, other than setback, will be reviewed by the Planning Commission and City Council. Portions of the building used for ancillary boat repair and services may exceed the 140 feet width dimension but will not exceed 35 feet in height. 30. The hours of operation of the dry boat storage facility will be 7 AM to 7 PM, seven days a week. 31. The transient moorage dock along the Snohomish River in the existing marina and the proposed new marina transient moorage will be open to the public at all times. 32. Rooftop appurtenances will be integrated into the architecture of the building and will be limited to vents, HVAC and elevator equipment, stair enclosures for roof access, parapets, and cornices or other architectural termination, guardrails/railings, skylights,and planters._ 33. Any mechanical / air conditioning /HVAC equipment in new buildings will not increase the noise levels to affect residents on the bluff above the project. 34. The Port shall provide dedication of an easement to the public or other device acceptable to the City Attorney, to ensure that the spaces listed on the open space plan as "semi-public open space" in Exhibit 6 will remain open during daylight hours from at least dawn to dusk. 35. The Port shall be responsible for proactive enforcement of all sign regulations within the Property, consistent with the terms of this Agreement and its exhibits. Solely for purposes of the sign standards of this Agreement and their enforcement, all streets within and abutting the Property shall be considered public streets. The City shall have the discretion to enforce the sign standards of this Agreement as allowed by the Everett Municipal Code in the event the Port fails to enforce such standards. The Port, on behalf of itself and on behalf of all of its successor-in-interest to the Property, consents to such City enforcement. 36. Development shall be in accordance with all Exhibits attached. 16I Page