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6/17/2009
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SECTION 29: Section 3A of Ordinance No. 2909-06 (EMC 19.37.030), which currently reads: <br /> Applicability. <br /> A. This chapter establishes regulations for the protection of critical areas that are not otherwise <br /> regulated by the Shoreline Management Act and city of Everett shoreline master program. The <br /> provisions of this chapter apply to all lands, all land uses and development activity, and all <br /> structures or facilities outside of shoreline jurisdiction in the city, whether or not a permit or <br /> authorization is required, and shall apply to every person, firm, partnership, corporation, group, <br /> government agency, or other entity that owns, leases or administers land within the city. No <br /> person, company, agency, or applicant shall alter a critical area or buffer except as consistent <br /> with the purposes and requirements of this chapter. No development permit may be issued; no <br /> subdivision of land may be approved; no clearing, filling, or grading may occur; nor may any use <br /> be established, altered, or expanded on any lot until approvals required by this chapter have been <br /> granted by the city. <br /> B. In addition to the requirements of this chapter, the applicant shall obtain all necessary state <br /> and federal and other local permits. <br /> IS HEREBY AMENDED TO READ AS FOLLOWS: <br /> Applicability. <br /> A. This chapter establishes regulations for the protection of critical areas that are not otherwise <br /> regulated by the Shoreline Management Act and city of Everett shoreline master program. The <br /> provisions of this chapter apply to all lands, all land uses and development activity, and all <br /> structures or facilities outside of shoreline jurisdiction in the city, whether or not a permit or <br /> authorization is required, and shall apply to every person, firm, partnership, corporation, group, <br /> government agency, or other entity that owns, leases or administers land within the city. No <br /> person, company, agency, or applicant shall alter a critical area or buffer except as consistent <br /> with the purposes and requirements of this chapter. Except for EMC 19.37.120C, the provisions <br /> of this chapter shall also apply to development within shoreline jurisdiction in the Marshland <br /> Subarea. No development permit may be issued; no subdivision of land may be approved; no <br /> clearing, filling, or grading may occur; nor may any use be established, altered, or expanded on <br /> any lot until approvals required by this chapter have been granted by the city. <br /> B. In addition to the requirements of this chapter, the applicant shall obtain all necessary state <br /> and federal and other local permits. <br /> SECTION 30: Section K.6 of Exhibit 1 to Ordinance 2859-05 Section 3, (Section 3.11 of the <br /> Shoreline Master Program, Exhibit A to Ordinance No. 2600-02, as amended and Section <br /> II.K.11. of Chapter 3 Shoreline Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan)which currently <br /> reads as follows: <br /> 6. Snohomish County developed a restoration plan for Diking District 6 property located along <br /> Ebey Slough (Salmon Overlay Restoration site 20). The project is on hold due to issues over <br /> 42 <br />
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