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• <br /> • <br /> In addition, ownership or interest of contiguous property <br /> must be shown if interest is held by any person firm or corpora- <br /> tion having an interest in proposed short subdivision. <br /> 6. A written statement from the Snohomish <br /> Health District which shall certify that each lot is suitable <br /> for of a sewage disposal system on each lot shall accompany the <br /> application. The written statement shall only be required how- <br /> ever, if a connection to an existing public sewer improvement <br /> is not required pursuant to standards set forth in this <br /> ordinance and amendments thereto. <br /> C. In the event the land is found to be un- <br /> suitable due to flooding, bad drainage or swamping con- <br /> ditions likely to be harmful to the safety, welfare and <br /> general health of future residents and is considered <br /> inappropriate for development, it shall not be subdivided <br /> unless adequate means of control have been formulated by <br /> the subdivider and approved by the Director of Community <br /> Development. <br /> D. In the event the land to be subdivided has <br /> a slope or slopes of more than ten percent (10%) and/or <br /> has rock or unsuitable soil conditions, the subdivider shall <br /> furnish soil data to the Director of Community Development. <br /> If conditions warrant control measures to correct slide, <br /> erosion or other similar problems, the subdivider shall be <br /> responsible for the design, installation and expense of any <br /> device or corrective measure. Corrective measures shall be <br /> subject to approval of the Director of Community Development. <br /> E. Application fee: A fee of $ 5.0. shall be <br /> paid to the City at the time the application is submitted. <br /> SECTION IV. Design Standards (short subdivision) <br /> A. All lots created by a short subdivision <br /> shall abut upon a dedicated or deeded improved public street. <br /> Such street shall have no less than sixty (60) feet of <br /> right-of-way width. This width requirement may be modified if, <br /> in the opinion of the Director of Community Development and <br /> City Engineer, such right-of-way width will not be necessary <br /> for future traffic circulation of the City. In no event shall <br /> the right-of-way width be reduced below 30 feet. <br /> Additional improvements within the right- <br /> of-way shall be required to provide adequate vehicle turn <br /> around, if a cul-de-sac is created by the short subdivision. <br /> B. Short subdivisions that contain a dedication <br /> of land to the public shall be surveyed by a Registered Land <br /> Surveyor and monumented with Everett City Standard monuments <br /> and recorded with the County Auditor. The monumentation require- <br /> ment may be waived if, in the opinion of the City Engineer, there <br /> exists sufficient monumentation. <br /> C. All lots created by a short subdivision shall <br /> meet the standards specified by the City of Everett Zoning <br /> Code. <br /> D. At any time the existing frontage street right- <br /> of-way providing access to the newly created lot (s) is below the <br /> 60 foot right-of-way standard, the applicant shall deed one- <br /> half of the necessary additional right-of-way to the City of <br /> Everett, up to a maximum of 60 feet. If in the opinion of the <br /> Director of Community Development and City Engineer, such <br /> additional right-of-way is necessary for future traffic <br /> circulation of the City. <br /> -3- <br />