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2. Areas north of the main Snohomish River channel with existing industrial and <br /> commercial uses. <br /> 3. I-5 right-of-way on Smith and North Spencer Islands. <br /> Area Designated (See Figure 4.7) <br /> Smith and Spencer Islands: Those areas of Smith and North Spencer Islands located west of the I-5 <br /> city limits and north of the City-owned Langus Riverfront Park,but excluding the Port of Everett <br /> mitigation site that is designated Urban Conservancy. The waterward boundary is the ordinary high <br /> water mark.The western boundary is the City's Urban Growth Boundary. Exception: Properties <br /> located more than 200 feet landward from the OHWM and the floodway,that do not contain <br /> associated wetlands, and that are not in the floodplain are not in shoreline jurisdiction. <br /> SECTION 4: Section 4.7 of Exhibit A to Ordinance No. 2600-02, as amended, and <br /> Chapter 3, Section III, Subsection H of Exhibit A to Ordinance No. 2021-94, as amended, <br /> and which reads in part as follows: <br /> 4.7 Urban Multi-Use <br /> Purpose <br /> To ensure optimum use of shorelines within urbanized areas by providing for water-oriented <br /> public and commercial activities, recreational and residential uses, and public access, and by <br /> managing development so that it enhances and maintains shorelines for a multiplicity of urban <br /> uses,while protecting and restoring ecological functions. <br /> Classification Criteria <br /> 1. Areas not contiguous to portions of the river containing the maintained navigation <br /> channel, and therefore not ideal for water-dependent or water-related industrial and <br /> commercial uses. <br /> 2. Multiple family and commercially zoned properties located north and east of Silver Lake <br /> and abutting SR 527. In most cases the developable portions of these properties are <br /> separated from Silver Lake by SR 527. <br /> 3. The portion of the Mukilteo Tank Farm site located within Everett City limits. This area <br /> is currently planned to be developed cooperatively with lands in the City of Mukilteo for <br /> a mixed-use development to include some combination of recreational use, pedestrian <br /> paths and promenades, and commercial uses. <br /> Area Designated <br /> 1. Former Mukilteo Tank Farm Site (See Figure 4.8): This approximately 3 acre area <br /> is bounded on the west by the City limits.The waterward boundary is the ordinary high <br /> water mark. The southern boundary is 200 feet from the ordinary high water mark. <br /> Vision Statement <br /> 5 <br />