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Resolution 6814 with exhibits
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1/21/2015
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SECTION FOUR - PROCESS <br /> 4.1 PHASED SEPA REVIEW <br /> 1. The City of Everett assumed lead agency status and completed a detailed SEPA review <br /> (SEPA #14-027) that addressed the revisions to the Comprehensive Plan, Zoning, and <br /> Shoreline Master Program necessary for the approval of the proposed Waterfront Place <br /> Central conceptual master plan. The analysis of impacts and mitigation measures included <br /> those that could be identified at the master planning level and may address all impacts and <br /> mitigation associated with subsequent specific development activities. <br /> 2. Specific project proposals that are within the scope of action analyzed under City of Everett <br /> SEPA#14-027, as determined by the Planning Director,may proceed without further SEPA <br /> analysis provided all mitigation measures identified in the MDNS that are applicable to the <br /> project are applied through the City's project permit review process. <br /> 3. Additional environmental review shall be completed prior to City issuance of individual <br /> approvals and permits for specific site and/or building plans and development activities that <br /> are outside of the scope of actions analyzed under City of Everett SEPA#14-027. Such <br /> future environmental reviews shall include all elements of the environment required under <br /> SEPA. All studies shall be sufficient to address City regulations, including, but not be <br /> limited to,the requirements of this Agreement,the Shoreline Master Program,the Zoning <br /> Code,the Transportation Mitigation Ordinance(EMC 18.40), Stormwater Regulations and <br /> Standards, Land Division regulations, and Public Works Standards. Review and approval by <br /> appropriate City staff(Planning and Community Development Director, Traffic Engineer, <br /> Fire Marshal, City Engineer, etc.) is required prior to issuance of permits and other <br /> approvals. As more specific information is available for future development,new SEPA <br /> reviews or Addendums may be required to address the more detailed information. <br /> 4. To ensure that mitigation consistent with City SEPA policies and regulations is required of <br /> development within the PDO zone, conditions addressing interior noise levels in residential <br /> units, traffic mitigation, and school district mitigation are included in Section 3.6 of this <br /> Agreement (Development Standards & Design Standards and Mitigation Measures - Special <br /> Provisions). <br /> 5. Several developments planned by the Port could occur regardless of whether the Waterfront <br /> Place Central is implemented. SEPA reviews and permitting for these actions may be <br /> completed separately from the SEPA reviews and permitting for the master plan. These <br /> include projects identified in the Port's Capital Improvement Plan. While SEPA reviews <br /> may be completed separately for those projects, those reviews must be consistent with the <br /> requirements of this Agreement. This includes the option of completing many or all of these <br /> separate SEPA reviews by using the Planned Actions provisions established in RCW <br /> 43.21C.031. <br /> 17IPage <br />
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