Ordinance 2718-03 - Laserfiche WebLink

twenty feet in width for a distance of twenty feet from the easement access drive curb. All parking areas shall be landscaped, screened and improved in accordance with the design and development provisions of this chapter. For any easement access drive that is not required to have Type A-1 curbing, the City shall require a landscaped berm, swale or other barrier to prevent parking outside of the approved driveway. Refer to subsection 18.28.080.B of this title. Section 27: Section 7.F.8 of Ordinance No. 2328-98, as amended by Ordinance No. 2536-01 (EMC 18.28.130.), is hereby amended by the addition of the following: K. All easement access and panhandle lots shall provide a vehicle turnaround as approved by the City Traffic Engineer. For easement access rear lots, the turnaround shall be located on the lot that it is serving. The turnaround area shall not be included in meeting the parking requirements of this title. Parking within the turnaround shall be prohibited. Section 28: Section 7.F.8.j of Ordinance No. 2328-98, as amended by Ordinance No. 2536-01 (EMC 18.28.130.J), which reads as follows: J. Garages and Carports. On any lot where covered parking is proposed, the garage or carport shall be at a minimum five feet from any property line or twenty feet from a public street or easement access drive. The access to the covered parking area shall not exceed twenty feet in width in the front setback area from the public street or from the easement access drive curb. This area shall be landscaped, screened, and improved per the design and development provisions of this chapter. Is hereby repealed. Section 29: Sections 7.F.8.L; 7.F.8.N; 7.F.8.O; 7.F.8.P; 7.F.8.Q of Ordinance No. 2328- 98, as amended by Ordinance No. 2536-01 (EMC 18.28.130.L), which reads as follows: 1. The computations for meeting minimum lot area requirements for the Everett Zoning Code shall not include the easement portion of the lot. Except for a two- lot short subdivision the easement area may be included in the calculation of the minimum lot area for the lot fronting on the public street. Said lot shall not have a net lot area less than four thousand square feet. m. The easement portion of a lot may be used in calculating the lot width and depth requirements for the purpose of meeting the standards as established by the Everett Zoning Code. n. Required Setbacks for Easement Access Lots. Units that do not have frontage on the public street will be required to meet the following setbacks: