2015/09/23 Council Agenda Packet

edge of the Lowell — Snohomish River Road. The west boundary is Rotary Park. The east boundary is the City limit. 9. Portions of the Marshland Site (See Figure 4.20): The Spane wetland mitigation site; the forested wetlands in 1997 SEWIP AUs numbered 193, 196, 202; and the Simpson Paper Co. landfill surrounded by SEWIP AU 196. 10. Lake Stickney (See Figure 4.15): All lands on the north and west portions of Lake Stickney between the west property line of parcel number 3740 000 027 00 (lot 27 of the Replat of Lots 5 & 6 Block 7 Alderwood Manor No. 11) to the northwest property line of parcel number 4939 000 055 00 (lot 55 of Lake Stickney Tracts). The waterward boundary is the ordinary high water mark. The outer boundary is 200 feet of the ordinary high water mark of Lake Stickney or the edge of associated wetlands, whichever is greater. 11. City -owned parcels located between SR 527 and the east shoreline of Silver Lake (See Figure 4.11): The area on the lake side of SR527/19"' Ave. SE extending from the east property line of parcel number 4943 005 00100 to the north property line of parcel 3028 051 032 00 (Emory's Lakehouse Restaurant). The waterward boundary is the ordinary high water mark. The landward boundary is the south and west right-of-way line for SR 527/19' Ave. SE. 12 Mukilteo Tank Farm to Port of Everett South Terminal. (See Figures 4.2, 4.8, 4.9, 410) Those areas between the Mukilteo Tank Farm (Urban Multi -Use Shoreline Environment) and the Port of Everett South Terminal (Deep Water Port Shoreline Environment) located between the ordinarti high water mark and the south/southeasterly BNSF right-of-w!y line along with all wetlands in shoreline jurisdiction along the ams draining to Port Gardner Bay. SECTION 3: Section 4.14 of Exhibit A to Ordinance No. 2600-02, as amended, and Chapter 3, Section II. Subsection O of Exhibit A to Ordinance No. 2021-94, as amended,.which reads in part as follows: 4.14 Aquatic Conservancy Purpose The purpose of this designation is to protect the unique characteristics and resources of the aquatic environment by managing use activities to prioritize preservation and restoration of natural resources, navigation, recreation, and commerce, and by assuring compatibility between shoreland and aquatic uses. Classification Criteria , �Lui_C 3 -uas sea % %arC� o Lll: ardInary _ gh -,-ate_ mark- Mat 1ari d In it}� top q a-ir Of C.c,S l'ent Li1:1 S �,'d1l'ilil ��'!l7 4C..T1l.�=._� G10�:�`1- %�vU1 �?ar\� TG Sa�r2 0111. bablta` 1S1 t11e 2000