Ordinance 2706-03 - Laserfiche WebLink

The purpose of the public park zone is to provide a zoning classification for recreational and open space uses and other compatible public uses on current and future city-owned land. IS HEREBY DELETED. SECTION 14: Ordinance 1671-89, as amended, (EMC19.33A.030 Public Park Zone), which reads in part Permitted Uses. Permitted public park development uses include any park and recreational activity, including active and passive outdoor recreational activities, trails, open space, cultural activities, park buildings and structures, concessionaires, general park operations and maintenance activities, ranger's or caretaker's quarters, other compatible public uses and structures, and uses customarily incidental thereto, and are permitted in accordance with the provisions of EMC Title 15, Local Project Review Procedures. BE AND THE SAME IS HEREBY AMENDED TO READ AS FOLLOWS: Permitted Uses. A. Public_park development uses include any park and recreational activity, including active and passive outdoor recreational activities, trails, open space, cultural activities, park buildings and structures, concessionaires, general park operations and maintenance activities, ranger's or caretaker's quarters, other compatible public uses and structures, and uses customarily incidental thereto, and are permitted in accordance with the provisions of EMC Title 15, Local Project Review Procedures. B. Transportation facilities of statewide significance through a Review Process II land use decision, except that a Review Process I land use decision is required for projects that are categorically exempt under SEPA and a Review Process III land use decision is required for projects in shoreline jurisdiction with a project area greater than one acre. SECTION 15: Ordinance No. 1671-89, as amended, is hereby amended by the addition of the following chapter, Chapter 33.E, establishing an "Aquatic" zone which shall read as follows: 33.E.010. Aquatic Zone—Map Amended. Areas zoned "aquatic" shall be designated on the Zoning Map with the symbol "AQ". 33.E. 020 Permitted Uses and Review Processes. For aquatic areas subject to the shoreline master program, permitted uses shall be consistent with EMC 19.33D, the shoreline master program regulations. For aquatic areas which are not subject to the shoreline master program, permitted uses must be accessory to adjacent upland land uses, and must be consistent with EMC 19.37 Environmentally Sensitive Areas. Permitted uses shall include transportation facilities of statewide significance through review process II, except that a Review Process III land use decision is required for projects in shoreline jurisdiction with a project area greater than an acre. Review processes shall be consistent with EMC 15 Local Project Review Procedures. 33.E.030 Development Standards.