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from an independent housing inspector to determine compliance with Uniform Housing <br /> Code requirements. This report shall be submitted with the short subdivision application; <br /> 3. All lots and existing structures shall meet minimum fire safety and public utility <br /> standards as defined by the city; <br /> 4. All lots and existing structures shall provide for adequate off-street parking, private <br /> yard area as defined in Section 18.28.250, and adequate setbacks of existing structures <br /> from new proposed lot lines as determined by the city; and <br /> 5. All lots must have full frontage on a public street. The use of easement access, <br /> panhandle lot or alley frontage is not permitted. <br /> BE AND THE SAME IS HEREBY AMENDED TO READ AS FOLLOWS: <br /> EMC 18.28.070 Divisions of land for nonconforming existing structures. <br /> A. When divisions or revisions of land are submitted proposing the creation of new lots <br /> with existing structures that are nonconforming, the existing structures shall comply with <br /> all Everett Zoning Code requirements including, but not limited to, such things as <br /> setbacks, parking requirements, and height standards; provided, however, nothing shall <br /> prohibit the division of such land as long as the division does not make the structures <br /> more nonconforming. <br /> B. Exception. If the lots cannot meet zoning code and lot density requirements and the <br /> structure(s) is a legal nonconforming structure, the applicant may apply for an <br /> administrative variance from the Everett Zoning Code lot density requirements using <br /> Review Process II as defined in the City's Local Project Review Procedures Ordinance. . <br /> A variance from lot density may be granted only if the existing legal nonconforming <br /> structure meets the following minimum standards: <br /> 1. The nonconforming structure shall be a single-family dwelling in a single-family <br /> zone; <br /> 2. The structures shall comply with the city's Uniform Housing Code ordinance, as <br /> amended. The city shall require, at the applicant's expense, an inspection and a report <br /> from an independent housing inspector to determine compliance with Uniform Housing <br /> Code requirements. This report shall be submitted with the short subdivision application; <br /> 3. All lots and existing structures shall meet minimum fire safety and public utility <br /> standards as defined by the city; <br /> 4. All lots and existing structures shall provide for adequate off-street parking, private <br /> yard area as defined in the design and development provisions of this chapter, and <br /> adequate setbacks of existing structures from new proposed lot lines as determined by the <br /> city; and <br /> 5. All lots must have full frontage on a public street. The use of easement access, <br /> panhandle lot or alley frontage is not permitted. <br /> SECTION 16: That Section 7(F)(3)(K) of Ordinance No. 2328-98 (EMC 18.28.080 K) <br /> which reads as follows: <br /> K. General Landscape Requirements. The following standards shall apply to all areas <br /> which are required to be landscaped by this title: <br /> 37 <br />