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2530-01
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8/22/2001
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(18) months on a project for which a land use permit has been granted under Review <br /> Process II or III, and an extension has not been granted: <br /> 1. The land use permit shall be deemed to be terminated, except where a time limit <br /> on the land use permit is otherwise established by federal or state law, City <br /> ordinance, or an executed development agreement. <br /> 2. If the permittee requests an extension in writing not later than eighteen(18) <br /> months from the land use permit date, the Director may grant a six (6) month <br /> extension. <br /> For any reapplication, the City may use the existing SEPA determination or may require <br /> new or additional environmental documents as provided by WAC 197-11-600. <br /> SECTION 4: SHORELINE PERMIT REQUIREMENTS. <br /> Shoreline permits are processed under Review Process II or III or combined with project <br /> review under other review processes, as provided in previous sections of this Ordinance. <br /> This subsection identifies specific procedures and permit requirements that also must be <br /> met for shoreline permit applications. The definitions contained in Section 33D of the <br /> Zoning Code (Shoreline Overlay District) apply to this section. <br /> A. Shoreline Permit Applications. Shoreline permit applications shall meet the <br /> requirements of the Joint Aquatic Review Project Application (JARPA) forms, if <br /> applicable to the project, and the information required by the Planning Department for <br /> shoreline permits. <br /> B. Permit Issuance <br /> 1. Letter of exemption. Whenever a development is determined by the City to be <br /> exempt from substantial development permit requirements and the development is <br /> subject to a United States Corps of Engineers Section 10 permit under the River <br /> and Harbor Act of 1899, or a Section 404 permit under the Federal Water <br /> Pollution Control Act of 1972, the Director shall prepare a letter addressed to the <br /> applicant and the Department of Ecology, exempting the development from the <br /> shoreline permit requirements of this chapter. This exemption letter shall be <br /> substantially as described in WAC 173-27-050. <br /> 2. When construction authorized. Development under a shoreline permit shall not <br /> begin and shall not be authorized until twenty-one (21) days from the date of <br /> filing, or until all review proceedings, initiated within twenty-one (21) days from <br /> the date of such filing, have been terminated, except as provided in RCW <br /> 90.58.140(5)(b) and (c). <br /> 36 <br />
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