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EVERETT 2044 DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS 6/17/2025 DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS Page 43 “Light industrial, manufacturing, or assembly” means uses which are capable of being constructed, 1 maintained and operated in a manner designed to be compatfble with adjoining residentfal, commercial 2 or other less intensive land uses. These uses do not generate noxious or objectfonable impacts such as 3 noise, smoke, dust, vibratfon, odor, or concussion; do not require the use of heavy equipment; and do 4 not involve outdoor storage of large quantftfes of bulk materials or heavy equipment. 5 “Marine terminal” means a water-dependent transportatfon facility furnishing services incidental to 6 barge, marine shipping and other marine vessels. 7 “Railyard” means a complex series of railroad tracks for the assembly, storing, sortfng, maintenance, or 8 loading and unloading, of railroad cars and locomotfves. Railyards have many tracks in parallel for 9 keeping rolling stock stored off the mainline, so that they do not obstruct the flow of traffic. 10 “Storage yard” means the use of land to store material, equipment, or vehicles, and any structures 11 associated with the outdoor storage. This use includes bulk fuel, vehicle impound lot, bulk materials, 12 large equipment and cargo shipping containers. 13 “Warehouse” means a building used to store merchandise, materials or commoditfes. 14 19.04.080, USE DEFINITIONS, PUBLIC, INSTITUTIONAL, QUASI-PUBLIC 15 This sectfon defines uses set forth in Table 5-4 in EMC 19.05.110. 16 “Aboveground utflity and communicatfons facility, major” means a structure or improvement built or 17 installed aboveground for the purpose of providing utflity services or communicatfons services to more 18 than one lot. Included in this definitfon for purposes of this tftle are electrical substatfons; water storage 19 reservoirs or tanks or pumping statfons; telephone exchanges; manmade regional drainage detentfon or 20 retentfon facilitfes; natural gas regulatfng facilitfes greater than four feet in height; sewer lift statfons; 21 wireless communicatfons facilitfes including personal wireless service facilitfes; television or radio 22 transmission or receptfon towers, antennas; and other ancillary or similar facilitfes or structures housing 23 utflity or communicatfons equipment or improvements as determined by the planning director. This term 24 shall not apply to equipment and vehicle storage yards, offices and buildings used to support the 25 operatfons of utflity or communicatfon service providers. 26 “Aboveground utflity and communicatfons facility, minor” means fire hydrants; amateur radio antennas 27 or towers and television receptfon dishes or antennas for private residentfal use regulated by EMC 28 19.22.090; utflity poles carrying electrical transmission lines with fifty-five thousand volts or less of 29 electrical power; pad-mounted switches and transformers; telephone or television cables; utflity 30 structures less than four feet in height above grade, minor aboveground equipment associated with 31 underground utflity facilitfes, or other such similar facilitfes as determined by the planning director. This 32 term shall not apply to equipment and vehicle storage yards, offices and buildings used to support the 33 operatfons of utflity or communicatfon service providers. 34 “Bicycle facilitfes” means improvements and provisions made to accommodate or encourage bicycling, 35 including bike racks or lockers, other bicycle parking facilitfes, (bike racks) and bikeways. 36 “Cemetery” means land or structures dedicated for the interment of human or animal remains. 37