Ordinance 2203-97 - Laserfiche WebLink

are specifically permitted in industrial zones by the Zoning Code shall be permitted within, and considered compatible with,the industrial land use designations of the Comprehensive Plan. If this policy is inconsistent with any other Industrial Land Use Policy, then this policy shall control. be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: 1.3.11 Adult use businesses, as defined by the Zoning Code, are considered compatible with all of the industrial land use designations as designated on the Land Use Map, provided that they meet the locational criteria of the Zoning Code. If this policy is inconsistent with any other Industrial Land Use Policy,then this policy shall control. Non-industrial land uses which are specifically permitted in industrial zones by the Zoning Code shall be permitted as provided by the Zoning Code. Such non-industrial uses are considered compatible with the industrial land use designations of the Comprehensive Plan. If this policy is inconsistent with any other Industrial Land Use Policy, then this policy shall control. Section 3. Section 4 of Ordinance No. 2143-96 which reads as follows: 1.11.3 Southwest Everett: Southwest Everett contains one of the largest inventories of undeveloped industrial land served by utility and transportation infrastructure in the Puget Sound. This industrial area is home to industries that employed over 24,000 workers in 1990. In addition to large employment increases anticipated from recent expansion at the Boeing plant, there are over 700 acres of vacant or redevelopable industrially zoned land in this area. With the exception of approximately 100 acres located between Japanese Gulch and the Mukilteo city limits, it is all readily accessible and served by water and sewer utilities. The city, along with landowners, the Everett Chamber of Commerce and the Snohomish County Economic Development Council, consider this area to be an important economic resource for the Puget Sound region. Therefore, the Land Use Element reinforces the previous commitment to industrial use of this area. Land use designations include heavy manufacturing, light industry and office and industrial park. Conversion of the industrial land base to non-industrial use is discouraged, except under limited circumstances where it can be demonstrated by the property owner that industrial use of a site is not feasible and that conversion to a non-industrial use will not reduce the viability of adjoining industrial lands. be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: 1.11.3 Southwest Everett: Southwest Everett contains one of the largest inventories of undeveloped industrial land served by utility and transportation infrastructure in the Puget Sound. This industrial area is home to industries that employed over 24,000 workers in 1990. In addition to large employment increases anticipated from recent expansion at the Boeing plant, there are over 700 acres of vacant or redevelopable industrially zoned land in this area. With the exception of approximately 100 acres located between Japanese Gulch and the Mukilteo city limits, it is all readily accessible and served by water and sewer utilities. The city, along with landowners, the Everett Chamber of Commerce and the Snohomish County Economic Development Council, consider this area to be an important economic resource for the Puget Sound region. Therefore, the Land Use Element reinforces the previous commitment to industrial use of this area. Land use designations include heavy manufacturing, light industry and office and 4