Ordinance 2536-01 - Laserfiche WebLink

B. Approval of boundary line adjustment requires compliance with the review criteria in Section 18.28.040 of this title. The director shall evaluate the proposed boundary line adjustment and its compliance with this chapter and the general evaluation criteria listed in Section 18.28.040 of this title. C. Decision by the City. 1. If the director finds that the proposed boundary line adjustment complies with this chapter and the general evaluation criteria in Section 18.28.040 of this title, the boundary line adjustment shall be approved. If the director finds that the boundary line adjustment does not comply with this chapter and the general evaluation criteria in Section 18.28.040 of this title, the city may disapprove the application stating reasons for disapproval, or return it to the applicant for modification or correction with specific conditions or revisions that must be met for approval. 2. Boundary line adjustments do not require a written approval with findings of fact and conclusions. The city may state in a letter to the applicant what conditions need to be met to obtain approval, or the director may execute the approval by signing the final boundary line adjustment map. 3. The decision made by the director shall be a Review Process I administrative decision and any appeals shall be in accordance with Title 15 of this code, as amended, and Chapter 2.23 of this code, as amended. D. Expiration of Boundary Line Adjustment Approval. The applicant must submit and complete all required documents as specified by this title within six months following the date the applicant is notified that the boundary line adjustment would be approved upon submittal of all the required final documents for recording. Failure to submit and complete the required documents within the six month period will result in the application becoming void. No time extension will be granted; the final required documents must be recorded within the above stated time frame. EMC 18.24.030 Final submittal requirements for recording. A. Documents Required for Recording. After the city has given the applicant approval, the applicant shall submit the original mylar map, a photo mylar map, and two blue line maps prepared by or under the supervision of a registered land surveyor in the state of Washington, drawn in ink on mylar, having a trimmed size of eighteen by twenty four inches. 1. The date, scale, and north arrow; 2. Boundary lines (both present and revised), right-of-way for streets, easements, and property lines of lots, tracts, parcels, or sites with accurate bearings, dimensions, or angles and arcs, and central angles of all curves; 3. Names and right-of-way widths of all streets; 4. Number of each lot, tract,parcel, or building site and each block; 5. Description of private covenants and special restrictions; 6. Location, dimensions and purpose of any easement; 7. Datum elevations and primary control points approved by the city. Descriptions and ties to all control points will be shown with dimensions, angles, and bearings; 29