Ordinance 2536-01 - Laserfiche WebLink

1. All landscape plans shall be prepared in accordance with Section 19.35.100 of the Everett Zoning Code, as amended; 2. All landscape materials shall meet the specifications as defined in Section 19.35.110 of the Everett Zoning Code, as amended; 3. All landscaping required except the requirement of subsection F of this section shall be installed prior to final approval; 4. All landscaped areas shall provide suitable top soil and irrigation systems as determined necessary by the Director; and 5. All landscaped areas and street trees shall be maintained in accordance with Section 19.35.130 of the Everett Zoning Code, as amended. BE AND THE SAME IS HEREBY AMENDED TO READ AS FOLLOWS: K. General Landscape Requirements. The following standards shall apply to all areas which are required to be landscaped by this title: 1. All landscape plans shall be prepared in accordance with Section 19.35.100 of the Everett Zoning Code, as amended; 2. All landscape materials shall meet the specifications as defined in Section 19.35.110 of the Everett Zoning Code, as amended; 3. All landscaping required shall be installed prior to final approval (Exception, see the subsection entitled "Required Landscaping for Single Family and Duplexes" of the design and development provisions of this chapter); 4. All landscaped areas shall provide suitable top soil and irrigation systems as determined necessary by the Director; and 5. All landscaped areas and street trees shall be maintained in accordance with Section 19.35.130 of the Everett Zoning Code, as amended. SECTION 17: That Section 7(F)(6) of Ordinance No. 2328-98 (EMC 18.28.110) which reads as follows: EMC 18.28.110 Frontage improvements. A. Whenever a division, redivision, or alteration of such division of land is on an existing public street, such frontage shall be fully improved in accordance with city standards, including pedestrian improvements. In lieu of providing frontage improvements, the applicant may pay a voluntary fee. A fee in lieu of frontage improvements will be permitted when: 1. The proposed frontage improvement(s) including pedestrian improvements would not result in a smooth transition to existing improvements; 2. Providing a sidewalk or walkway on a single property's frontage would not effectively provide for pedestrian safety; or 3. The proposed frontage improvement(s) may negatively impact drainage or traffic facilities in the area. B. The fees shall be based on the cost to design and install frontage improvements per city standards. Such cost shall be determined by the applicant's engineer, who must be a 38