Ordinance 3053-08 - Laserfiche WebLink

4. Areas not planned for intensive urban development that have the potential for ecological rehabilitation. Areas Designated 1. Park zoned properties located south and southeast of the BNSF southeast property lines between the Mukilteo Tank farm site and the Port of Everett's south terminal (See Figure 4.10): All of the park zoned properties located south and southeast of the BNSF property lines,except for the wetlands designated Conservancy. This includes portions of Howarth Park and Forest Park. 2. Park zoned properties located above Maulsby Swamp (See Figure 4.17): All of the park zoned property within 200 feet of the ordinary high water mark of Maulsby Swamp. 3. Langus Riverfront Park (See Figure 4.19): All of the city-owned property located east of the ordinary high water mark of the Snohomish River and west of the east edge of the I-5 right-of-way, except for the cut-off tidal channel. The waterward boundary is the ordinary high water mark. 4. South Simpson Site (See Figure 4.14): All of the Simpson site/BNSF right-of-way located south of the development pad in shoreline jurisdiction,except for Bigelow Creek and the Category 1 wetlands and their associated buffers required by the SMP and the buffer along the Snohomish River required by the SMP. The west boundary is 200 feet from the OHWM or the floodplain boundary,whichever is further west, except that where the floodplain boundary is more than 200 feet from the OHWM, shoreline jurisdiction shall not extend beyond the west edge of the BNSF right-of-way. 5. Rotary Park(See Figure 4.20): All of Rotary Park. The north boundary is the OHWM of the Snohomish River,the south boundary is the northern edge of Lowell Snohomish River Road,the east and west boundaries are the City of Everett Rotary Park property lines. (Rev. 11/17/05) Vision Statement The Category 3 wetlands on the Simpson site will be for conservation and park purposes, except for transportation and utility access. The southern portion of the site should be open space and park use. A road connecting the River Road with the 41'interchange via the development pad may be located on the southern portion of the site. Vision Statement Rotary Park will be used for public parks and public access, and restoration/mitigation. 6. Silver Lake (See Figure 4.11): The City-owned Thornton A. Sullivan Park on Silver Lake and the property recently purchased by the City for park expansion. (Parcels 3028 051 002 00, 3028 051 008 00, 3028 051 036 00, 3028 051 038 00). The waterward boundary is the ordinary high water mark. The western boundary is 200 feet from the ordinary high water mark. 13