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IEVERETT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN <br /> GLOSSARY <br /> ill Commuter Matching Service: A system that assists Consistency: The requirement that subdivision regu- <br /> lations, zoning regulations and capital improvements <br /> together. programs be consistent with the comprehensive plan <br /> I and each of its elements: and that individual land use <br /> Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy decisions also be consistent with the plan. The GMA <br /> (CHAS): A document which is prepared annually to requires that the Plan be both internally consistent and <br /> I lay out housing affordability strategies that address the consistent with neighboring jurisdictions. <br /> needs of homeless, low and moderate income people in <br /> ways that promote community and individual stability. Cooperative Housing: A multi-family ownership <br /> I type of housing where the building is owned in <br /> Comprehensive Plan: A generalized coordinated common by members of the cooperative, with <br /> policy statement of the governing body of the city that members having specific occupancy rights and condi- <br /> is adopted pursuant to the Washington State Growth tional rights to transfer or sell ownership and <br /> I Management Act. A document or series of documents occupancy rights. Some cooperatives have limited <br /> prepared by a professional planning staff and planning ownership equity accompanied by restrictions on <br /> commission that sets forth broad guidelines and future sales of equity ownership shares. <br /> I <br /> policies for the future development of a community, <br /> Such plan should be the result of considerable public Cost Estimates: Cost of new facilities or services <br /> input, study and analysis of existing physical, necessary to compare the transportation system needs <br /> economic, environmental and social conditions, and a or other public infrastructure with the available <br /> I projection of what the future conditions are likely to revenues. Cost must be estimated for: <br /> be. <br /> Maintenance and operation of the existing and <br /> I Concurrency Management Ordinance: An proposed transportation or infrastructural system, <br /> ordinance that requires a determination that there will <br /> be adequate public facilities available to support a Cost of designing and building new, expanded, or <br /> IP) development before the development is approved. replacement facilities, <br /> Concurrency: A Washington State Growth Manage- Cost of acquiring new and related capital costs, such <br /> ment Act (GMA) requirement that mandates and as new transit vehicles,etc. <br /> I ensures that certain public infrastructures such as <br /> transportation, water and sewer facilities, needed to Program cost for operating such system,and <br /> maintain adopted level of service standards (for <br /> I arterials and transit routes) are available within six General costs associated with administering, plan- <br /> years of development. Concurrency is also a provision ning,and operating such system. <br /> for assuring that improvements or strategies to <br /> I accommodate the impacts of development are in place Countywide Planning Policies: As required by <br /> at the time of development or that a financial GMA,the Snohomish County Council adopted a series <br /> commitment is in place to complete the improvements of policies which embody a vision of the future of <br /> of strategies within six years. A process of reassess- Snohomish County. These policies framework are <br /> I ment, concurrency is a key link between land use, <br /> transportation, water and sewer and development intended to guide the development of Comprehensive <br /> Plans of communities in the county. <br /> approval. <br /> I Critical Areas: As a key part in managing growth in <br /> Condominium: A method of co-ownership of a single Washington, the Growth Management Program <br /> tract of ground and the airspace above. Each co-owner requires that every county and city classify and desig- <br /> owns an undivided interest in the common areas of the nate critical areas: wetlands, aquifer recharge areas, <br /> I condominium plat. fish and wildlife habitat, frequently flooded areas, <br /> geologically hazardous areas, and rare/endangered <br /> Congestion: A condition under which the number of plant habitat. <br /> 110 vehicles using a facility is great enough to cause <br /> reduced speeds and increased travel times. CSO: See Combined Sewer Overflow. <br /> I <br /> G-5 <br /> i <br />