Ordinance 2859-05 - Laserfiche WebLink

5. Allow uses and activities, including public access, which result in educational, passive recreational, and scientific benefits for the community. Contents of Subarea Plan The plan will address the following, applying the data and analysis of SEWIP and the SEWIP Salmon Overlay, consideration of other relevant scientific information, and information regarding the technical and economic feasibility of restoring the area to tidal influence: 1. measures or methods to promote restoration and enhancement opportunities, including identification of potential funding sources; 2. feasibility of tidal restoration considering property ownership; location and design of infrastructure, including roads, railroads, utilities, and towers; costs, and protection of adjacent properties; 3. opportunities for nontidal restoration and enhancement, such as providing habitat corridors between Woods Creek and the Snohomish River, and planting crops for wildlife; 4. opportunities and types of recreational uses that could be appropriate or would not be appropriate, in parts of the Marshlands area; 5. consistency with the Shoreline Management Act including Shorelines of Statewide significance criteria, the comprehensive plan, and other applicable designations; 6. the appropriate shoreline environment designation for the area, based on the above analysis, including evaluating whether a new designation is needed and whether the entire area should have the same designation; 7. policies and use regulations, including buffers for wetlands and riparian areas, in the SMP, and other development regulations; and 8. interest of property owners in participating in restoration and/or enhancement opportunities. SECTION 5: Urban Conservancy- Recreation Designation Section 4.9 of the Shoreline Master Program, Exhibit A to Ordinance No. 2600-02, as amended, and Section III of the Shoreline Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan, which currently reads: 4.9 Urban Conservancy - Recreation 7