Ordinance 3002-07 - Laserfiche WebLink

(32) Emergency airlift landing may be permitted only at existing hospitals, subject to review process IIIA. See Section 41.150.D.1.c for special regulations pertaining to this use. (33) See Section 41.150.0 for general evaluation criteria, and Section 41.150.D.2.b for special regulations pertaining to this use. (34) Permitted only as an accessory use to existing cemetery or mortuary. (35) See Section 27.040 for regulations applicable to"aggregates extraction, related manufacturing activity" in the M-1 zone. (36) See Section 41.150.0 for general evaluation criteria. (37) See Section 41.150.D.2.c for specific criteria to be used to evaluate this use. (38) See Section 39.105 for regulations for jails, Class II group homes, and correctional facilities. (39) See Section 41.150.D.2.a for regulations pertaining to school facilities. (40) See Section 41.150.D.1.b for regulations pertaining to above ground utility and communications facilities. (41) See Section 41.100 for regulations for outdoor uses, activities and storage. (42) See Section 22.020.D for development standards for parking lots in the B-3 zone. (43) Allowed only in church parking lots in this zone. (44) See Section 41.150.0 for general evaluation criteria. (45) Vehicle service and repair businesses shall comply with the following requirements: a. All vehicle maintenance work shall be performed in an enclosed building when located within one hundred fifty feet of lots located in residential zones. The garage doors of the building may not face toward the residentially zoned properties. b. Vehicles being serviced shall not be parked on public right-of-way. c. Inoperable vehicles, used or discarded tires and vehicle parts shall be screened from view by a solid sight-obscuring fence and landscaping as required by Section 41.100. (46) Wrecking and dismantling yards (outdoor storage) are prohibited. Indoor dismantling shall also comply with Special Regulation (45). (47) Shall comply with the landscaping and screening requirements of Section 41.100. (48) Permitted only in a multiple tenant building or development. Shall comply with the requirements of Special Regulation (45). (49) Permitted only on Broadway, Evergreen Way, Rucker Avenue and a portion of Everett Mall Way with the following conditions: (A) The minimum lot area/size would be one hundred eight thousand nine hundred square feet of 2.5 acres for vehicle sales and related/supportive uses. (B) Vehicle sales would be allowed on Everett Mall Way from Evergreen Way on the west and First Place West on the east. (C) Parking and landscaping standards would be current standards, except an upgrade on the 100th Street frontage where type II landscaping would be required. (D) At least twenty-five percent of the vehicle sales shall be new car sales. (E) Mitigation measures would be applied to restrict noise including the prohibition of exterior speakers for music and/or announcements. (50) Boat sales and rental only. No auto or truck sales permitted in this zone. (51) Vehicle washing facilities are not permitted within fifty feet of residentially zoned lots. (52) Broadcast studio antenna facilities must comply with Section 41.150.D.1.b. (53) A review process I land use decision is required for projects that are categorically exempt under SEPA. A review process III land use decision is required for projects in shoreline jurisdiction with a project area greater than one acre. (54) Prohibited on the Mukilteo tank farm property, except that ATM machines and boat rentals are permitted. (55) Water-dependent governmental and educational scientific research and testing facilities are permitted on the Mukilteo tank farm property. (56) Permitted only in the C-1 zone areas located south of SR 526, and in the two existing hospital facilities currently located in Everett or hospital facilities, as defined in this title, that may be established in the future. Only one opiate substitution treatment facility may be established in the city under this provision as a permitted use using review process I. In order for any subsequent opiate substitution treatment facility to be established in the city, the city must first adopt an essential public facilities siting ordinance implementing the interlocal agreement to implement common siting process for essential public facilities, include 15