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Further, the City reserves the right to modify, condition or enforce this Agreement in the event that the site plan is not developed in accordance with the Schedule or the provisions of this Agreement are not met. The County will present as detailed a design as possible at each stage of the approval process and will correlate the information of one design element to all future elements. The City will have the opportunity to review and approve final designs against the standards established through the PDO approval process. 4. 2 MODIFICATIONS: Upon approval of this Agreement, minor modifications to the Site Plan and Mitigation Conditions as defined in EMC 19.41.160D(9) may be addressed administratively by the Director of Planning and Community Development after consultation with affected departments and agencies. Major modifications to the site plan and Mitigation Conditions as defined in EMC 19.41.160D(10)will require a recommendation of the Everett Planning Commission and approval by the Everett City Council. Changes to provisions of this Agreement approved by the City shall supercede the particular provision as originally written. Every effort will be taken to update this written agreement through formal amendments or Addenda, but the approved change will control. 4.3 SEPA: In approving this Agreement, the City acknowledges that it has undertaken and completed all currently required environmental review for the County project. Further environmental review shall not be required for individual permits consistent with the approved Project (e.g., building permits, public works permits, site plan) provided that every such permit shall be conditioned in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement. As the project produces additional detail, additional SEPA analysis may be required if the project is modified such that additional impacts are likely. Those impacts will be presented as addenda to the Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) (August, 2002) unless there are substantial changes to the proposal likely to have significant adverse environmental impacts or there is significant new information indicating probable significant adverse impacts, in accordance with WAC 197-11-405(4). In those cases, a revised SEIS will be prepared and circulated for public comment. 4.4 ZONING FOR SITE: The area described in the legal description and shown on Attachment A shall be zoned B-3 and if there is confusion on standards the standards in the B-3 zone apply. PART FIVE—GENERAL TERMS 5.1 DURATION: Development Agreement Page 11 Snohomish County Campus Redevelopment Initiative