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additional six (6) month renewal period would extend the interim <br /> regulations through November 17, 2005, without lapsing; <br /> WHEREAS, the City Council does conclude: <br /> 1. The City does have the authority to establish interim regulations; and <br /> 2. The City must extend and amend the interim regulation for an additional <br /> six month renewal period through November 17, 2005, in order to act as a <br /> stop-gap measure: (a) to provide the City an opportunity to study the <br /> issues concerning the siting of these uses and prepare appropriate revisions <br /> to the City's regulations; (b) to avoid applicants possibly establishing <br /> vested rights contrary to and inconsistent with any revisions the City may <br /> make to its regulatory scheme as a result of the City's study of this matter; <br /> and (c) to establish an interim process wherein applicant's may still seek <br /> approval of these uses subject to meeting the evaluation criteria <br /> established in this ordinance; <br /> NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY OF EVERETT DOES ORDAIN: <br /> Section 1. Section 6 of Ordinance No. 2803-04 which reads as follows: <br /> TERM. The interim regulations established by this Ordinance shall terminate six <br /> months after passage unless earlier repealed or renewed according to law. <br /> BE AND THE SAME IS HEREBY AMENDED TO READ AS FOLLOWS: <br /> TERM. The interim regulations established by this Ordinance shall remain in <br /> effect for an additional six (6) month renewal period through November 17, 2005, <br /> unless earlier repealed or renewed according to law. Provided the initial six (6) <br /> month period shall not lapse and this Ordinance shall continuously remain in <br /> effect for any one or more renewal periods subsequently adopted. During this <br /> period, the work plan shall be continued to be implemented which shall involve <br /> the review and study of this issue with the Planning Commission and ultimately <br /> the City Council. <br /> Section 2. Section 2 of Ordinance No. 2803-04, which reads as follows: <br /> Land Uses Requiring Special Property Use Permits. For the initiation or <br /> operation of any of the following as a principal land use or an accessory use to <br /> any existing use anywhere within the areas designated by Map #15-1, a Special <br /> Property Use permit shall be required, subject to Review Process III as described <br /> in EMC Title 15: <br /> A. Food banks <br /> B. Tattoo parlors <br /> C. Body piercing <br /> D. Video game arcades <br /> 2 <br />