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5/1/2002
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e. The City determines that the change will not increase any adverse impacts or <br /> undesirable effects of the project and that the change in no way significantly alters the <br /> project. <br /> 10. Performance Agreement Rezone - Major Modifications. The applicant may seek a <br /> modification to the approved site plan that does not meet all of the requirements of <br /> section 9 of this subsection by submitting the application material required for a new <br /> performance agreement rezone. The City will process and decide upon this application, <br /> using the provisions in section 7 of this subsection as if it were an application for a new <br /> performance agreement rezone. <br /> 11. Performance Agreement Rezones - Map Change. Upon completion of the project in <br /> full compliance with the resolution of intent to rezone, the City, using review process as <br /> described in the City's Local Project Review Procedures Ordinance, shall give effect to <br /> the rezone by adopting an ordinance or resolution, or by adoption of an ordinance or <br /> resolution in conjunction with a development agreement between the City and the <br /> applicant, as provided in RCW 36.70B.170, to implement the rezone and make the <br /> change to the zone boundary or zone classification on the zoning map that was approved <br /> in the resolution of intent to rezone. The ordinance or resolution shall contain the legal <br /> description of the property being rezoned. <br /> E. Zoning of Annexations. For properties which the city council has accepted a seventy- <br /> five percent annexation petition or for which the City Council has adopted a resolution <br /> initiating annexation proceedings by election, the City shall establish zoning and a <br /> comprehensive plan land use designation concurrently with the annexation proceeding. <br /> The zoning and comprehensive plan designation shall not become effective until such <br /> time as the ordinance annexing the subject properties becomes effective; provided, <br /> however, notwithstanding the above, the City is authorized to proceed with the <br /> annexation independent of the establishment of the zoning and comprehensive plan <br /> designation when the City Council finds the existence of extenuating circumstances <br /> based upon the general health, safety and welfare of the area proposed to be annexed <br /> and/or the surrounding area. Whenever the City does not adopt zoning and a <br /> comprehensive plan designation concurrently with the annexation process, the annexation <br /> ordinance will establish an interim zoning designation of R-S (Suburban Residential) <br /> along with a complementary comprehensive plan designation which shall become <br /> effective upon the effective date of annexation and the annexed area shall remain zoned <br /> R-S until such time as the City establishes a different zoning for the annexed area. <br /> BE AND THE SAME IS HEREBY AMENDED TO READ AS FOLLOWS: <br /> Rezones. <br /> A. User Guide. This subsection establishes the mechanism and criteria for the city to <br /> change a zoning classification on the zoning map and to change the boundaries of zones <br /> on the zoning map. This mechanism is called rezoning. Please note that this section does <br /> not apply to proposals to amend the text of this title. Section 41.170 describes how that <br /> can be done. <br /> B. Types of Rezones. There are two types of rezones: <br /> 1. Area-wide Rezones. A rezone shall be treated as an area-wide rezone when: <br /> a. It is initiated by the City; or <br />
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