Ordinance 3202-10 - Laserfiche WebLink

objectives of the shoreline restoration project and consistent with the master program. This shall not apply to shoreline restoration projects created as mitigation to obtain a development permit. A shoreline substantial development permit is not required on land in the urban growth area that is brought under shoreline jurisdiction due to a shoreline restoration project creating a landward shift in the ordinary high water mark. SECTION 3: Section 29 of Ordinance No. 3129-09 (Section 3A of Ordinance No. 2909-06, as amended EMC 19.37.030), which currently reads as follows: Applicability. A. This chapter establishes regulations for the protection of critical areas that are not otherwise regulated by the Shoreline Management Act and city of Everett shoreline master program. The provisions of this chapter apply to all lands, all land uses and development activity, and all structures or facilities outside of shoreline jurisdiction in the city, whether or not a permit or authorization is required, and shall apply to every person, firm, partnership, corporation, group, government agency, or other entity that owns, leases or administers land within the city. No person, company, agency, or applicant shall alter a critical area or buffer except as consistent with the purposes and requirements of this chapter. Except for EMC 19.37.120C, the provisions of this chapter shall also apply to development within shoreline jurisdiction in the Marshland Subarea. No development permit may be issued; no subdivision of land may be approved; no clearing, filling, or grading may occur; nor may any use be established, altered, or expanded on any lot until approvals required by this chapter have been granted by the city. B. In addition to the requirements of this chapter, the applicant shall obtain all necessary state and federal and other local permits. IS HEREBY AMENDED TO READ AS FOLLOWS: Applicability. A. This chapter establishes regulations for the protection of critical areas that are not otherwise regulated by the Shoreline Management Act and city of Everett shoreline master program. The provisions of this chapter apply to all lands, all land uses and development activity, and all structures or facilities outside of shoreline jurisdiction in the city, whether or not a permit or authorization is required, and shall apply to every person, firm, partnership, corporation, group, government agency, or other entity that owns, leases or administers land within the city. No person, company, agency, or applicant shall alter a critical area or buffer except as consistent with the purposes and requirements of this chapter. Except for EMC 19.37.050B and EMC 19.37.120C, the provisions of this chapter shall also apply to development within shoreline jurisdiction in the Marshland Subarea. No development permit may be issued; no subdivision of land may be approved; no clearing, filling, or grading may occur; nor may any use be established, altered, or expanded on any lot until approvals required by this chapter have been granted by the city. 8