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4175-26
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4/15/2026
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Exhibit B <br />ORDINANCE Exhibit A - Page 51 of 55 <br />d. Restoration of fish habitat where it has been previously eliminated or degraded; <br />e. Enhancement of existing habitat to improve functions and values; <br />f. Buffer enhancement in riparian habitat areas; <br />g. Replacement of the habitat functions and values that are impacted by development. <br />5. Also in accordance with RPA-3.A.3.b, where conditions permit, the city shall require <br />development within the one-hundred-year floodplain to use low impact development (LID) <br />methods consistent with the city’s stormwater management regulations, to minimize or avoid <br />stormwater effects. <br />6. All development proposals shall protect, enhance, or restore habitat to the maximum extent <br />practicable, either on site or off site. <br />7. When development occurs in floodplain areas, the portion of the site not elevated above the <br />one-hundred-year flood elevation shall be designed to create floodplain refugia and prevent <br />stranding of aquatic species during flood events to the maximum extent practicable. <br />8. Restoration of fish habitat either on site or off site is allowed in order to mitigate for habitat <br />impacts caused by development within the floodplain. Restoration and mitigation for impacts <br />may occur in areas which flood more frequently than the area proposed for development (e.g., <br />tidal restoration project that provides greater habitat benefits to juvenile salmonids). <br />9. The city shall have the authority to require changes in the design of a development if <br />necessary to avoid, minimize or mitigate impacts to endangered species or habitat for such <br />species. <br />19.37.200 GROUND WATER DISCHARGE AREAS—SEEPS AND SPRINGS. <br />Lots which contain or are affected by springs, seeps or ground water discharge areas shall be evaluated <br />to determine the relationship the discharge has on geologically hazardous areas, wetlands, streams, fish, <br />plant and wildlife habitat areas. An analysis of such features shall be included in the application for <br />development of the subject property. The city may allow modification of such features consistent with <br />the provisions of this chapter related to geological hazards, streams, wetlands, fish, plant, and wildlife <br />habitat areas, as applicable. <br />19.37.210 LOT AREA—LOT COVERAGE—PERMITTED NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS IN <br />MULTIPLE-FAMILY DEVELOPMENTS. <br />Repealed by Ord. 3676-19. <br />19.37.220 CRITICAL AREA PROTECTIVE REQUIREMENTS—SETBACKS FROM BUFFERS— <br />FENCING—SIGNS—COVENANTS. <br />A. General Requirements. Storage of building materials, junk and other items is not permitted within <br />critical areas or buffers. All construction staging areas must be shown on approved plans and located <br />outside of critical areas and buffers.
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