Ordinance 3445-15 - Laserfiche WebLink

visual access to the river channel, marina and shoreline pathway system. The mix of uses may include both water -oriented and nonwater-oriented commercial / retail, office, hotel, a limited area for multiple family residential, public facilities, public access and ample public pathways and walkways. North of Boat Launch to South End of Sterling Asphalt/CSR Property: Because of its proximity to existing public services, this area should be reserved for future urban development. A wide mix of compatible water -dependent industrial, commercial, and recreational uses will also be encouraged here. SECTION 2: Section 5.14 of Exhibit A to Ordinance No. 2600-02, as amended, and Chapter 3, Section IV. Subsection M of Exhibit A to Ordinance No. 2021-94, as amended, which read in part as follows: 5.14 Residential Development Introduction Residential development means one or more buildings or structures which are designed for or intended to be used to provide a place of abode for human beings, including single-family residences, duplexes, and multiple family residential developments, together with accessory uses and structures normally applicable to residential uses including but not limited to garages, sheds, utility services, recreation facilities, and parking. Note that shoreline modification activities, including docks are addressed in Section 6 of this SMP and are not considered accessory structures. Both single family and multiple family residential uses occur in Everett's shorelines. Single family uses in shoreline jurisdiction are located north and west of Silver Lake, around Lake Stickney, above Maulsby Swamp, along Port Gardner Bay, and along Lowell-Larimer Road. Multiple family development occurs south and east of Silver Lake. In the future, multiple family development may also occur in the Multi -Use Environment. Note that live-aboards are addressed under Section 5.4 Boating Facilities, rather than in this section. In most cases, a substantial development permit is not required for the construction of an individual single family residence or normal appurtenances to a single family residence (see WAC 173-27-040(2)(g). Although these structures are exempt, compliance with the Shoreline Master Program is still required. All multiple family developments, subdivisions, short subdivisions, and non-exempt accessory structures are not exempt, and require a Substantial Development Permit. Is hereby amended to read as follows: 5