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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDR Full Code - April 2002 DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS Title 4 REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES City of RENTON WASHINGTON & SY G „ seP INTO 1998 Code Publishing Company PO Box 51164 code publishing.inc Seattle, Washington 98115-1164 Telephone: 206-527-6831 Fax: 527-8411 Email: law@codebook.com PREFACE Citation to the Renton Development Regulations: This code contains all the provisions of Title 4 of the Renton Municipal Code and should be cited as RMC; i.e., "see RMC 4-10-010". An RMC chapter should be cited chapter 4-10 RMC. An RMC section should be cited RMC 4-10-010. Through references should be made as RMC 4-10-010 through 4-10-040. Series of sections should be cited as RMC 4-10-010, 4-10-020, and 4-10-030. Page and section numbering system: The page numbering system for these regulations does not run sequentially from the first page of the document to the last. Instead, page numbering begins with the number of the chapter followed by a page number. Each chapter starts with a Table of Contents listing the provisions found in the chapter by page number. These Table of Contents pages themselves are numbered with lowercase Roman numerals. For example, the first page of the Table of Contents of the first chapter is 1-i; the first page of text of the first chapter is 1-1; the tenth page is 1-10. The first page of the Table of Contents of the second chapter is 2-i; the first page of text is 2-1, and so on to the end of the document. As the Development Regulations are supplemented and pages are added, a decimal numbering and lettering system is used to allow for expansion of existing chapters. A detailed directions page is included with each supplement. The section numbering system used in the Development Regulations operates in the following manner: 4 — 10 — 010 Al a(i) Lsubsections Nave section of chapter chapter of title title of Renton Municipal Code Legislation: The legislative source of each section is enclosed in parentheses at the end of the applicable section or subsection. References to ordinances are abbreviated and a semicolon between ordinance citations indicates an amendment of the earlier section; thus "(Ord. 4638, 4-4-94; Amd. Ord. 4654, 6-5-94)" refers to Ordinance No. 4638 as amended by Ordinance No. 4654. Index: The Development Regulations index follows Chapter 4-11. The index includes com- plete cross-referencing and is keyed to the section and subsection numbers described above. Errors or omissions: Although considerable care has been used in the production of this code, it is inevitable in so large a work that there will be errors. As users of this code detect such errors, it is requested that a note citing the section involved and the nature of the error be mailed to: Code Publishing Company, P. O. Box 51164, Seattle, WA 98115-1164, so that correction may be made in a subsequent update. Computer access: The code is available in the following computer formats: ASCII text or Folio infobase. This Supplement No. 15 brings the Renton Development Regulations up to date through Ordinance 4961, passed April 1, 2002. (Revised 5/02) CITY OF RENTON `"kr INCORPORATED SEPTEMBER 6, 1901 CITY OF RENTON MISSION STATEMENT The City of Renton, in partnership with residents, business and government, is dedicated to: Providing a healthy atmosphere in which to live and raise families, encourage responsible growth and economic vitality, and create a positive work environment; Resulting in a quality community where people choose to live, work and play. Renton Development Regulations Title 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface Chapter 1 Administration and Enforcement Chapter 2 Land Use Districts Chapter 3 Environmental Regulations and Special Districts Chapter 4 Property Development Standards Chapter 5 Building and Fire Prevention Standards Chapter 6 Street and Utility Standards Chapter 7 Subdivision Regulations Chapter 8 Permits and Decisions Chapter 9 Procedures and Review Criteria Chapter 10 Nonconforming Structures, Uses and Lots Chapter 11 Definitions Index ti..r This table gives the location in the reorganized code for provisions previously codified in the main vol- ume of the Renton Municipal Code. The information contained herein was derived from the March 1998 draft version of the Development Regulations, compiled by the City. el", Previous Current Development Previous Current Development RMC Sec. No. Regulations Sec. No. RMC Sec. No. Regulations Sec. No. 4-1-1 4-6-050 4-7-1 4-1-080, 4-11-010, 4-11-060, 4-3-1 4-1-060, 4-1-070, 4-9-020 4-11-130, 4-11-160, 4-11-210, 4-3-2 4-1-060,4-9-020 4-11-230 4-3-3 4-1-060 4-7-2 4-5-070 4-3-4 4-1-070, 4-9-180 4-7-3 4-5-070 4-3-5 4-9-020, 4-9-180 4-7-4 4-5-070 4-4-2 4-11-010-4-11-050, 4-11-150, 4-7-5 4-5-070 4-11-160, 4-11-180, 4-11-190, 4-7-6 4-5-070 4-11-200 4-7-7 4-5-070 4-4-3 4-9-040 4-7-8 4-5-070 4-4-4 4-9-040 4-7-9 4-5-070 4-4-5 4-9-040 4-8-11 4-8-100, 4-8-110 4-4-6 4-9-040 4-8-12 4-8-100 4-5-1 4-5-060, 4-9-050 4-8-13 4-8-100 4-5-2 4-11-040 4-8-14 4-8-100, 4-9-180 4-5-3 4-9-050 4-8-15 4-8-100 4-5-4 4-1-130 4-8-16 4-8-110 4-5-5 4-1-090 4-8-17 4-8-100, 4-9-180 4-5-6 4-9-050 4-9-3 4-11-030, 4-11-040, 4-11-050, 4-6-2 4-3-050, 4-9-070 4-11-070, 4-11-120, 4-11-130, 4-6-3 4-9-070 4-11-140, 4-11-160, 4-11-180, 4-6-4 4-9-070 4-11-200, 4-11-210, 4-6-5 4-9-070 4-11-230 4-6-6 4-9-070, 4-11-050 4-9-8 4-8-110 4-6-7 4-9-070 4-10-2 4-11-010-4-11-070, 4-11-110, 4-6-8 4-9-070 4-11-190, 4-11-200, 4-6-9 4-9-070 4-10-3 4-9-080 4-6-10 4-9-070 4-10-5 4-9-080 4-6-11 4-9-070 4-10-6 4-9-080 4-6-12 4-9-070 4-10-7 4-9-080 4-6-13 . . .4-9-070 4-10-8 4-1-140 4-6-14 4-9-070 4-11-1 4-9-110 4-6-15 4-9-070 4-11-2 4-11-040, 4-11-080, 4-11-090, 4-6-16 4-9-070 4-11-130, 4-11-160, 4-11-190, 4-6-17 4-8-110, 4-9-070 4-11-200 4-6-18 4-9-070 4-11-3 4-9-110 4-6-19 4-9-070 4-11-4 4-9-110 4-6-20 4-9.070 . 4-11-5 4-5-030, 4-9-110 4-6-21 4-9-070 4-11-6 4-1-140, 4-5-030 4-6.22 4-8-110, 4-9-070 4-11-7 4-9-110 4-6-23 4-8-110, 4-9-070 4-13-1 4-4-030 4-6-24 4-9-070 4-13-2 4-9-060 4-6-25 4-9-070, 4-11-010 4-14-1 4-9-250 4-6-26 4-9-070 4-14-2 4-11-030, 4-11-040, 4-11-070, 4-6-27 4-9-070 4-11-080, 4-11-120, 4-11-150, 4-6-28 4-3-050 4-11-160, 4-11-190, 4-11-200, 4-6-30 4-9-070 4-11-210 4-14-4 4-4-040, 4-9-060 4-15-2 4-9-150 i (Revised 1/99) A. Previous Current Development Previous Current Development RMC Sec. No. Regulations Sec. No. RMC Sec. No. Regulations Sec. No. 4-15-3 4-9-150,4-11-030,4-11-040, 4-25-1 4-5-040 4-11-050,4-11-120, 4-11-150, 4-25-2 4-5-040 4-11-160 4-25-4 4-5-040 Nage 4-15-4 4-9-150 4-25-5 4-1-140 4-15-5 4-9-150 4-26-2 4-5-080 4-15-6 4-9-150 4-26-3 4-5-080 4-15-7 4-9-150 4-26-5 4-11-010-4-11-050, 4-11-090, 4-15-8 4-9-150 4-11-120,4-11-130, 4-11-140, 4-15-9 4-9-150 4-11-160,4-11-180-4-11-210, 4-15-10 4-9-150 4-11-240 4-15-11 4-9-150 4-27-1 4-1-140, 4-5-090 4-15-12 4-9-150 4-27-2 4-5-090 4-15-13 4-9-150 4-28-1 4-5-100 4-15-17 4-9-150 4-28-2 4-1-140 4-17-1 4-9-170 4-28-3 4-5-100, 4-8-030 4-17-2 4-9-170 4-29-2 4-5-110 4-17-3 4-9-170 4-29-3 4-5-110 4-17-4 4-9-170 4-30-1 4-6-080 4-18-1 4-4-030 4-30-2 4-6-080 4-19-1 4-3-090 4-30-3 4-6-080 4-19-2 4-3-090 4-31-1 4-2-030 4-19-3 4-3-090 4-31-2 4-2-050,4-9-090, 4-11-010- 4-20-2 4-11-010-4-11-040, 4-11-080, 4-11-090, 4-11-110-4-11-160, 4-11-090, 4-11-120, 4-11-130, 4-11-180-4-11-210, 4-11-230, 4-11-140, 4-11-160, 4-11-190, 4-11-250, 4-11-260 4-11-210 4-31-3 4-2-010 4-20-3 4-1-140 4-31-4.1 4-2-020 4-20-13 4-8-110, 4-9-160 4-31-4.2 4-2-020 , 4-20-14 4-1-090 4-31-4.3 4-2-020 4-22-2 4-6-030 4-31-5 4-2-020 4-22-3 4-6-030, 4-11-010, 4-11-030, 4-31-6 4-2-020, 4-9-200 4-11-040, 4-11-160, 4-11-180, 4-31-7 4-2-020, 4-9-200 4-11-190 4-31-8 4-2-020 4-22-4 4-6-030 4-31-9 4-2-020 4-22-6 4-6-030 4-31-10.1 4-2-020, 4-11-040 4-22-7 4-6-030 4-31-10.2 4-1-080,4-2-020 4-22-8 4-6-030 4-31-10.3 4-2-020 4-22-9 4-6-030 4-31-10.4 4-2-020 4-22-10 4-6-030 4-31-10.5 4-2-020 4-22-11 4-1-140, 4-1-180,4-6-030 4-31-11.1 4-2-020 4-22-12 4-6-030 4-31-11.2 4-2-020 4-22-13 4-6-030 4-31-12 4-2-020 4-22-14 4-6-030 4-31-13 4-2-020 4-22-15 4-6-030 4-31-15 4-4-040, 4-11-030, 4-11-090, 4-22-16 4-6-030, 4-8-110 4-11-120 4-22-17 4-6-030 4-31-16 4-2-020 4-23-8 4-3-060 4-31-17 4-3-020,4-3-050 4-24-1 4-1-140 4-31-19 4-1-050, 4-1-080, 4-3-080, 4-24-2 4-5-010, 4-5-050 4-9-030, 4-9-090, 4-9-100, 4-24-3 4-1-090, 4-1-140, 4-4-030, 4-9-120, 4-9-220, 4-9-230, 4-5-050 4-9-240, 4-9-250 4-24-4 4-11-010 4-31-20 4-2-010, 4-2-030 4-24-5 4-1-140, 4-1-180 4-31-22 4-9-180 4-24-6 4-1-140 4-31-23 4-10-010 *411110 (Revised 1/99) II Previous Current Development Previous Current Development RMC Sec. No. Regulations Sec. No. RMC Sec. No. Regulations Sec. No. 4-31-24 4-4-030, 4-9-130 4-36-7 4-8-070-4-8-110 4-31-25.1 4-2-020 4-36-8 4-8-090 4-31-26 4-9-250 4-38-14 4-9-030 4-31-28 4-9-140 5-1-1 4-1-170, 4-1-180 4-31-30 4-3-010 7-1-4 4-1-150 4-31-31 4-1-080, 4-3-060, 4-11-010, 8-1-2 4-11-030, 4-11-070, 4-11-180 4-11-020, 4-11-040, 4-11-060, 8-1-4 4-9-250 4-11-120, 4-11-130, 4-11-140, 8-2-7 4-1-180, 4-6-010, 4-6-060 4-11-190, 4-11-220 8-4-4 4-6-080 4-31-33 4-9-200, 4-11-010 8-4-5 4-6-010,4-6-080 4-31-35 4-3-070 8-4-6 4-1-180, 4-6-080 4-31-36 4-9-030 8-4-14 4-6-080 4-31-37 4-4-010, 4-9-030, 4-9-100 8-4-15 4-6-080 4-31-39 4-10-020 8-4-24 4-5-070 4-32-1 4-3-110 8-4-39 4-6-080 4-32-2 4-3-110 8-4-41 4-1-180 4-32-3 4-3-110 8-4-42 4-6-010 4-32-4 4-3-110 8-4-43 4-6-010 4-32-5 4-1-110, 4-3-110,4-9-250 8-4-45 4-6-020, 4-6-120 4-32-6 4-3-110 8-5-2 4-6-040 4-32-7 4-3-110 8-5-3 4-6-040 4-32-8 4-3-110 8-5-4 4-1-180, 4-6-040 4-32-9 4-3-110 8-5-5 4-6-040 4-32-10 4-8-110 8-5-6 4-6-040 4-32-13 4-3-110 8-5-7 4-6-040 4-32-14 4-3-110, 4-8-110 8-5-8 4-6-040 4-32-15 4-11-010-4-11-060, 4-11-090, 8-5-9 4-6-040 `wilw 4-11-120, 4-11-130, 4-11-150, 8-5-11 4-6-040 4-11-180, 4-11-190, 4-11-210, 8-5-13 4-6-040 4-11-220, 4-11-230 8-5-15 4-6-040 4-33-2 4-11-010, 4-11-030, 4-11-160 8-5-17 4-6-010 4-34-3 4-11-010, 4-11-030, 4-11-040, 8-5-18 4-6-010, 4-6-040 4-11-080, 4-11-140, 4-11-160, 8-5-19 4-6-010,4-6-040 4-11-180, 4-11-190, 4-11-210 8-5-21 4-6-040 4-34-4 4-11-010 8-8-21 4-9-250 4-34-12 4-9-060 9-2-4 4-1-180 4-34-13 4-9-250 9-2-5 4-1-180 4-34-16 4-1-120 9-5-16 4-1-180 4-35-2 4-9-210 9-10-3 4-1-180 4-35-3 4-9-210 9-12-1 4-7-010 4-35-4 4-9-210 9-12-2 4-7-010, 4-11-010-4-11-080, 4-35-5 4-9-210 4-11-120-4-11-160, 4-11-180- 4-35-6 4-9-210 4-11-210, 4-11-230 4-35-7 4-9-210 9-12-3 4-7-020 4-35-8 4-9-210 9-12-4 4-7-030 4-35-9 4-9-210 9-12-5 4-7-040 4-35-10 4-9-210 9-12-6 4-7-050 4-35-11 4-8-110, 4-9-200, 4-9-210 9-12-7 4-7-060 4-36-1 4-8-010 9-12-8 4-7-070, 4-11-010 4-36-2 4-8-020, 4-8-040 9-12-9 4-7-080 4-36-3 4-8-050, 4-8-060 9-12-10 4-7-090 4-36-4 4-8-060 9-12-11 4-7-100 4-36-5 4-8-120 9-12-12 4-7-110 `row 4-36-6 4-1-050, 4-8-070 9-12-13 4-7-130 iii (Revised 1/99) Previous Current Development RMC Sec. No. Regulations Sec. No. 9-12-14 4-7-120 9-12-15 4-7-150 *41100 9-12-16 4-7-200 9-12-17 4-7-190 9-12-18 4-7-160 9-12-19 4-7-170 9-12-20 4-7-210 9-12-21 4-7-220 9-12-22 4-7-140 9-12-23 4-7-180 9-12-24 4-7-230 9-12-25 4-7-240 9-14-2 4-1-180 9-14-5 4-1-180 9-16-8 4-1-180 (Revised 1/99) iV Chapter 1 iirse ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT This Chapter last amended by Ord. 4954, February 11, 2002. SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 4-1-010 TITLE 1 4-1-020 PURPOSE 1 4-1-030 AUTHORITY TO ADOPT REGULATIONS 1 4-1-040 CONFORMITY WITH DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS REQUIRED (Reserved) 1 4-1-050 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 1 A. Planning/Building/Public Works Administrator or Designee 1 1. Authority 1 B. Board of Public Works 2 C. Environmental Review Committee 2 D. Board of Adjustment 2 E. Planning Commission 2 1. Comprehensive Plan 2 2. Shoreline Master Program Amendments 2 3. Area-Wide Zoning 2 4. Land Use Regulations and Processes 2 F. Hearing Examiner 3 1. Authority 3 2. Recommendations 3 3. Variances from the provisions of the subdivision regulations relating to a full subdivision 3 4. Appeals 3 G. City Council 4 H. Review Authority for Multiple Permit Applications 4 4-1-060 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN 4 A. Purposes of Plan 4 B. Description of Plan 5 C. Plan Elements 5 1. Required Elements 5 2. Optional Elements 5 3. Land Use Element Map 6 D. Adoption 6 4-1-070 CONSISTENCY OF REGULATIONS WITH COMPREHENSIVE PLAN . . . . 6 A. Consistency Required 6 B. Instruments Implementing the Comprehensive Plan 6 1. Title 4—Development Regulations 6 2. Title 8—Health and Sanitation 6 3. Title 10—Traffic 6 It 4-1-080 INTERPRETATION 6 A. Conflicts and Overlaps 6 1 -i (Revised 5/02) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER B. Requirements Listed Are Minimums 7 C. Terminology 7 D. Duty of Zoning Administrator—Conflicts 7 4-1-090 LIABILITY 7 A. City Officer or Employee Not Liable 7 B. Liability of Owner or Builder Not Reduced 7 C. Disclaimer of Liability 7 4-1-100 ENFORCEMENT 7 A. Enforcement Officer 8 4-1-110 VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES 8 A. Violation Unlawful 8 B. Violations of this Chapter and Penalties 8 4-1-120 SEVERABILITY 8 4-1-130 TITLE NOT EXCLUSIVE 8 4-1-140 BUILDING FEES 8 A. Building Permit Fees 8 B. Combination Building Permit Fees 9 C. Building Plan Check Fee 9 D. Nonresidential Energy Code Fees for Alterations without Associated Floor Area (Deleted) 9 E. Energy Code Fees for New Nonresidential Projects with Associated Floor Area 9 1. Envelope 9 2. Mechanical Systems 11 3. Lighting 12 F. Electrical Permit Fees 13 1. Residential Fees— Single Family and Duplex 13 2. Multi-Family, Commercial and Industrial Fees 13 3. Temporary Electrical Services—All Uses 13 4. Miscellaneous Electrical Fees 13 5. Increase or Decrease of Fees 13 6. Investigations 13 7. Exemption 13 G. Grade and Fill License Fees 14 1. Grading License Fees 14 2. Grading Plan Check Fees 14 3. Drainage Plan Check Fees Associated with a Grading License 14 4. Solid Waste Fills 14 5. Annual Licenses of Solid Waste Fills 14 H. House Moving/Minimum Inspection Fee 15 I. Inspection Fee for Condominium Conversions 15 J. Manufactured/Mobile Home Installation Fees 15 K. Mechanical Permit Fees 15 L. Plumbing Permit Fees 16 M. Sign Permit Fees 16 1. Permanent Signs 16 2. Engineering Review Fee 17 (Revised 5/02) 1 -ii SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 3. Temporary and Portable Signs 17 4. Request for Administrative Modifications of City Center Sign Regulations 17 5. Work in Advance of Sign Permit Issuance 17 N. Swimming Pool/Hot Tub/Spa Installation Fees 17 O. Miscellaneous Fees 17 1. Replacement Permit Fee 17 2. Reinspection Fees 17 3. Plan Review Fees for Electrical, Plumbing, or Mechanical Permits 17 4-1-150 FIRE PREVENTION FEES 18 A. Fire Plan Review and Inspection Fees 18 B. Fire Permit Type 18 4-1-160 SCHOOL IMPACT MITIGATION FEES 18 A. Findings and Authority 18 B. Definitions 18 C. Impact Fee Program Elements 20 D. Fee Calculations 20 E. Assessment of Impact Fees 20 F. Exemptions and Credits 20.1 G. Appeals and Independent Calculations 20.2 H. The Impact Fee Account, Uses of Impact Fees, and Refunds 20.3 I. Interolcal Agreement 20.4 Aare J. Adoption of the District Capital Facilities Plan and Submission of the Annual Updates and Report and Data 20.4 K. Review 20.5 L. Special Fund Created 20.5 M. City Not Responsible 20.5 N. Severability 20.5 4-1-170 LAND USE REVIEW FEES 20.6 A. Application Type 20.6 B. Joint Land Use Applications 20.7 C. Refund of Land Use Application Fees 20.7 4-1-180 UTILITY FEES 20.7 A. Latecomer's Fees 20.7 1. Authorized 20.7 2. Segregation and Relief of Latecomer's Fees 20.7 a. Segregation of Fees 20.7 b. Relief Due to Two (2) Similar Facilities 20.7 c. Relief Due to Future Subdivision 20.7 d. Partial Release of Properties Due to Subdivision 20.7 B. Public Works Plan Review and Inspection Fees 20.8 1. Street and Utility Plan Review and Inspection Fees 20.8 2. Water Meter Installation Fees-City Installed 21 3. Meter Processing Fees-Applicant Installed 21 C. Public Works Construction Permit Fees 21 41.1.1 1. Water Construction Permit Fees 21 2. Wastewater Construction Permit Fees 22 1 -iii (Revised 11/01) 4 SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 40411) 3. Surface Water Construction Permit Fees 22 4. Work in Right-of-Way—Construction Permit 22 5. Franchise Work within Right-of-Way, Easements, and Public Property— Inspection and Plan Review Fees (Cable TV, Natural Gas, Telephone, Electrical) 22 D. Release of Easement Fees 22 E. Right-of-Way Use Permit Fees— Revocable Permits for the Use of Excess Public Right-of-Way 22 F. Special Assessment District Charges 23 1. Applicability 23 2. Exemptions for Special Assessment District Fees 23 a. Segregation of Fees 23 b. Relief Due to Two (2) Similar Facilities 23 c. Relief Due to Future Subdivision 23 d. Partial Release of Properties Due to Subdivision 23 G. Street and Alley Vacation Fees 24 H. Temporary Surface Water Connection Fees 24 I. System Development Charges (SDC)—Water, Wastewater and Surface Water 24 1. Type of Land Use 24 2. Charges for Property Not Previously Assessed—Sanitary Sewer 25 a. Fund and Method of Payment 25 b. System Development Charge 25 N.,...) 3. Charges for Property Not Previously Assessed—Surface Water 29 a. Fund and Method of Payment 29 b. System Development Charge 30 c. Credit 34 4. Charges for Property Previously Not Assessed—Water 34 a. Fund and Method of Payment 34 b. Special Water Utility Connection Charge 34 c. Credit 39 4-1-190 MITIGATION FEES 39 4-1-200 EXTRA FEES 39 4-1-210 WAIVED FEES 40 (Revised 11/01) 1 -iV 4-1-050A 4-1-010 TITLE: d. Conditional use permit, administra- tive, This Title shall be known as the City of Renton Development Regulations. e. Critical area regulation alternates and modifications, 4-1-020 PURPOSE: f. Critical areas regulation administra- It is the intent of the Renton City Council that tive determinations per RMC 4-3-050D4, these regulations implement the City's policies Review Authority, adopted in the City's Comprehensive Plan in compliance with the Washington State Growth g. Modifications of the number of re- Management Act (GMA) and implement the re- quired parking stalls and the require- quirements of the State's Regulatory Reform Act, ments of the parking, loading and which has a primary goal of integrating environ- driveway regulations, mental review with project review. h. Interpretation of flood insurance rate map boundaries, 4-1-030 AUTHORITY TO ADOPT REGULATIONS: i. Lot line adjustments, The City of Renton Development Regulations are j. Master site plan review (individual adopted by City ordinance pursuant to Article XI, phases), Section 11 of the Washington State Constitution, the State Growth Management Act and chapter k. Minor modifications to previously ap- 36.70B RCW. (Ord. 4722, 5-11-1998) proved site plan, 4-1-040 CONFORMITY WITH I. Modifications to development stan- dards in the Centers Residential Demon- DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS stration Overlay District and the Urban REQUIRED: (RESERVED) Center Design Overlay District, (Ord. 4777, 4-19-1999; Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999; Ord. 4821, 12-20-1999) 4-1-050 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: m. Modifications of storm drainage re- The regulation of land development is a coopera- quirements, tive activity including many different elected and n. Modification of Geologic Hazard appointed boards and City staff.The specific re- Regulations for man-made slopes, sponsibilities of these bodies is set forth below: o. Modifications/waivers of sewer code A. PLANNING/BUILDING/PUBLIC requirements, WORKS ADMINISTRATOR OR DESIGNEE: p. Public art exemption certificate, 1. Authority:The Planning/Building/Public q. Review of business licenses for Works Administrator or his or her designee home occupations, shall review and act on the following: r. Routine vegetation management per- a. Binding site plans, (Ord. 4954, mits, 2-11-2002) s. Shoreline exemptions, b. Building and grading permits, t. Shoreline permits, c. Conditional approval permits for non- me conforming structures, u. Short plats—four(4) or less, 1 - 1 (Revised 5/02) 4-1-050B v. Site plan approval, administrative, 4. Approve and issue final environmental impact statements, w. Temporary emergency wetland per- mits, 5. Approve mitigation conditions for miti- v, gated determinations of nonsignificance and x. Temporary use permits, final environmental impact statements. (Ord. 4722, 5-11-1998) y. Variances—Administrative pursuant to RMC 4-9-250B1c, D. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT: The Board of Adjustment shall review and act on z. Waivers of right-of-way dedication for the following: plat. (Amd. Ord. 4777, 4-19-1999; Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000; Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) 1. Variances not associated with a develop- ment permit that requires review by the Hear- B. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS: ing Examiner,provided the variance authority The Board of Public Works shall review and act is not specifically given to another authority on the following: elsewhere in this Chapter, 1. Waivers and deferrals of on-and off-site 2. Building permits submitted in conjunction improvements, with the above, (Ord. 4648, 1-6-1997) 2. Revocable permits for the temporary use 3. Appeals Relating to Uniform Building of public right-of-way, Code Sections: Section 105, Section 110, and Section 1.18—Alternative Materials. 3. Sewer modifications, alternates, and ap- (Ord. 3760, 12-5-1983) peals pursuant to RMC 4-9-250D and E and 4-8-110D, respectively, E. PLANNING COMMISSION: The Planning Commission shall review and act 4. Variances from chapter 8-7 RMC, Noise on the following: 400, Level Regulations, (Ord. 4648, 1-6-1997) 1. Comprehensive Plan: Duties related to 5. Appeals of administrative decisions/de- the Comprehensive Plan as described in terminations regarding requests for modifica- chapter 2-10 RMC, Planning Commission. tion of storm drainage regulations, (Ord. 4342, 2-3-1992) 2. Shoreline Master Program Amend- ments: Recommendations to City Council re- 6. Waivers to allow a commercial or multi- garding Shoreline Master Program Amend- family residential driveway grade of between ments after holding public hearing. eight percent(8%)and fifteen percent(15%). (Ord. 4722, 5-11-1998) 3. Area-Wide Zoning: The Planning Com- mission, in conducting area land use analy- C. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW sis, may from time to time recommend to the COMMITTEE: City Council area-wide zonings to implement The Environmental Review Committee shall: the recommended amendments to the Com- prehensive Plan. 1. Make threshold determinations for envi- ronmental checklists, 4. Land Use Regulations and Processes: Upon Council request and based upon the 2. Make determinations regarding whether goals and policies of the Comprehensive an optional public hearing is needed for a site Plan, recommendations to Council regarding plan review application, (Ord. 4648, effective and efficient land use regulations 1-6-1997) and processes. (Ord. 2188, 10-25-1965; Amd. Ord. 4722, 5-11-1998) 3. Authorize circulation of draft environmen- tal impact statements, ,,fir (Revised 5/02) 1 -2 4-1-050F F. HEARING EXAMINER: q. Variances from the critical areas reg- ulations listed in RMC 4-9-250B1, (Amd. 1. Authority: The Hearing Examiner shall Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) review and act on the following: r. Variances from the land clearing and a. Appeals of administrative decisions/ tree cutting regulations, determinations and ERC decisions (in- cluding, but not limited to, parking, sign, s. Variances from the wireless commu- street,tree cutting/routine vegetation nication facility development standards, management standards, and Urban Cen- ter Design Overlay District regulations), t. Variances from the provisions of the excepting determinations of whether an subdivision regulations relating to short application is a bulk storage facility which plats, shall be appealable to the City Council, (Amd. Ord. 4821, 12-20-1999) u. Building permits submitted in con- junction with any of the above, and (Ord. b. Appeals relating to RMC 4-5-060, 4587, 3-18-1996) Uniform Code for the Abatement of Dan- gerous Buildings, v. Interpretation: It shall be the duty of the Hearing Examiner to interpret the c. Binding site plans, (Ord. 4954, provisions of chapter 4-2 RMC,Land Use 2-11-2002) Districts,in such a way as to carry out the intent and purpose of the plan thereof,as d. Bulk storage special permit and vari- shown by the maps fixing districts, ac- ances from the bulk storage regulations, companying and made part of this Code, in cases where the street layout actually e. Conditional approval permit for non- on the ground varies from the street lay- conforming uses, out as shown on the maps aforesaid. (Ord. 2630,4-26-1971; Amd. Ord. 3101, f. Conditional use permit, 1-17-1977; Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000; Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) g. Fill and grade permit, special, 2. Recommendations: The Hearing Ex- h. Master site plan review(overall plan) aminer shall hold a hearing and make recom- and major amendments to an overall mendations to the City Council on the master site plan, following: i. Mobile home parks, preliminary and a. Rezones, site specific, in conform- final, ance with the Comprehensive Plan, j. (Reserved) b. Preliminary plats, k. Shoreline conditional use permit, c. Planned unit developments, I. Shoreline variance, d. Special permits requiring Council ap- proval. m. Short plat—five (5)to nine (9) lots, 3. Variances from the provisions of the n. Site plan approvals requiring a public subdivision regulations relating to a full hearing, subdivision. o. Special permits, 4. Appeals: Unless otherwise specified, any decision of the Environmental Review p. Variances associated with a devel- Committee or the Planning/Building/Public opment permit that requires review by the Works Administrator or his or her designee in Hearing Examiner, the administration of this Title shall be ap- 1 - 3 (Revised 5/02) 4-1-050G pealable to the Hearing Examiner as an ad- 16. Zoning Code amendments. (Ord.4587, ministrative determination pursuant to RMC 3-18-1996) 4-8-110E, Appeals. (Ord. 4584, 2-12-1996) H. REVIEW AUTHORITY FOR MULTIPLE G. CITY COUNCIL: PERMIT APPLICATIONS: The City Council shall review and act on the fol- Where required permits are subject to different lowing: types of permit review procedures,then all the as- sociated applications are subject to the highest 1. Annexations, (Ord. 4587, 3-18-1996) level of review authority that applies to any of the required applications. (Ord. 4587, 3-18-1996) 2. Appeals of Hearing Examiner decisions (any appeal from a Hearing Examiner's deci- sion, whether an appeal from an administra- 4-1-060 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: tive determination or an original decision, shall be appealable to the City Council pursu- A. PURPOSES OF PLAN: ant to RMC 4-8-110E8b), 1. The primary purpose of the Comprehen- 3. Appeals of staff determinations of sive Plan is to define and establish the policy whether or not a proposal is considered a relating to the development of the community bulk storage facility, (Ord. 2962, 9-8-1975; as a whole; to indicate the principles and ob- Amd.Ord.2967,9-22-1975;Amd.Ord.3592, jectives which shall guide the establishment, 12-14-1981) development and implementation of definite and precise plans, public and private; to pro- 4. Binding site plans, (Ord. 4954, vide for the coordination of the many sepa- 2-11-2002) rate plans which govern the development of this community, to officially adopt a program 5. Comprehensive Plan map or text amend- and guide which will enable the City to attain ment, the principles and objectives set forth in chap- ter 35.63 RCW and the Growth Management *410 6. Dedications of property for public pur- Act(chapter 36.70A RCW)in the manner pro- poses, vided. (Ord. 4437, 2-21-1994) 7. Development regulations text amend- 2. The overriding consideration is to pro- ment, mote public safety, welfare, and interest. Ad- ditional factors to be considered (not in order 8. Final plats, of priority)are preservation of property rights, protection of life and property, equal opportu- 9. Preliminary plats, nities, public interests prevailing over private interests, and economic and social benefits. 10. Planned unit developments,preliminary (Ord. 3976, 3-3-1986) and final, 3. The Comprehensive Plan is intended to 11. Release of easements, guide the enactment of development regula- tions that are consistent with the Comprehen- 12. Rezones with associated Comprehen- sive Plan and capital budget decisions that sive Plan amendment, are in conformance with the Comprehensive Plan. 13. Rezones with associated Comprehen- sive Plan map or text amendment, 4. The Comprehensive Plan is intended to help resolve some of the dilemmas confront- 14. Street vacations, ing municipal officials and the people they represent, and to provide a coordinated ap- 15. Variances from the provisions of the proach to local and regional problem solving. subdivision regulations relating to a full subdi- vision, 5. Additional purposes of the Comprehen- '" sive Plan are: (Revised 5/02) 1 - 4 4-1-060A a. To improve the physical and social environment of the City as a setting for human activities; to make it more func *s ' tional, beautiful, decent, healthful, inter- esting and efficient; b. To insure acceptable levels of ac- cess, utilities and other public services to future growth and development; Norroi tire% 1 -4.1 (Revised 5/02) NIS This page left intentionally blank. `w (Revised 5/02) 1 -4.2 4-1-060C c. To promote the public interest, and a. A land use element designating the the interest of the City at large; proposed distribution,location and extent of the uses of land. 'err d. To facilitate the democratic determi- nation and implementation of City poli- • b. A transportation element that is cies and development; consistent with the land use element and includes land use assumptions,an inven- e. To effect coordination in develop- tory of facility and service needs, service ment; standards,financing needs and a reas- sessment of land use, if service stan- f. To inject long range considerations dards cannot be met. into the determination of short-range ac- tions; c. A housing element containing an inventory of needs,policies for protection g. To provide professional and techni- and development of housing for all eco- cal knowledge in the decisions affecting nomic segments of the community and development of the City; and identifying sufficient land for housing. h. To guide future development and d. A utilities element consisting of an growth in the City that is consistent with inventory of needs and policies for the the goals and objectives of the Growth development of utilities and the location, Management Act as defined in RCW proposed location and capacity of all ex- 36.70A.020, Planning Goals. isting and proposed utilities. B. DESCRIPTION OF PLAN: e. A capital facilities element that in- The planning horizon for the Comprehensive Plan cludes an inventory of all capital facilities, is twenty (20) years. The Plan is, of necessity, forecast of future needs, proposed loca- general in its proposals. It must be flexible, since tion of new or expanded facilities, a six Now it is impossible to predict all future events which (6) year funding plan and a reassess- may affect the community.The Plan is not a de- ment of the land use element, if funding velopment regulation, although it makes signifi- falls short. cant recommendations for future land use. The Plan is not precise. It does not present engineer- 2. Optional Elements:The Comprehen- ing accuracy, nor does it claim to predict exactly sive Plan may include any or all of the follow- the future use of every parcel of property. It is not ing optional elements: intended to retroactively impose compliance with goals,objectives and policies upon existing devel- a. A shoreline element setting forth oped property, but voluntary compliance is en- policies concerning economic develop- couraged. ment; public access and circulation; rec- reation; urban design, conservation, C. PLAN ELEMENTS: restoration and natural environment;and historical, cultural, scientific and educa- 1. Required Elements: The Comprehen- tional values; sive Plan shall be a policy plan containing de- scriptive text covering objectives, principles b. An economic element utilizing an and standards used to develop the Compre- economic base by standard industrial hensive Plan together with a map or maps. It employment categories and indicating shall be an internally consistent document, employment levels and trends, capital and all elements shall be consistent with the employee ratios and potential sites for future land use map. The Comprehensive major economic expansion; Plan shall contain the following mandatory planning elements as required by the Growth c. An environmental element indicat- Management Act: ing environmental conditions and natural processes including climate, air quality, ,firripe geology, hydrology, vegetation,wildlife, fisheries and other natural factors that af- 1 -5 (Revised 10/00) I 4-1-060D fect or would be affected by develop- of and related in principles, objectives and poli- ment; cies set forth herein.To fulfill the requirements of chapters 35.63 and 36.70A RCW, and in the in- d. A disaster element identifying ar- terest of public safety, health, morals and the eas, sites or structures of historical, ar- general welfare, the following instruments of offi- chaeological, architectural, ecological or cial implementation, among others, will be devel- scenic significance; oped in detail to embody the necessary controls, regulations, standards and penalties, and upon e. A conservation element; adoption by the City Council will implement the Comprehensive Plan: f. A solar energy element; 1. Title 4—Development Regulations: g. A recreation and open space ele- ment that provides a comprehensive Chapter 1 Administration and Enforcement system of areas for recreation, parks, Chapter 2 Land Use Districts playgrounds and other recreational and Chapter 3 Environmental Regulations and open space facilities; Special Districts Chapter 4 Property Development Stan- h. Subarea plans, where appropriate, dards consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. Chapter 5 Building and Fire Prevention Standards 3. Land Use Element Map: The land use Chapter 6 Street and Utility Standards element map, maintained on display in the Chapter 7 Subdivision Regulations City Council chambers, illustrates in broad Chapter 8 Permits and Decisions and general terms the desired development Chapter 9 Procedures and Review Criteria of the City during the twenty(20) year plan- Chapter 10 Nonconforming Structures, Uses ning period.The use areas shown thereon in- and Lots dicate the principles which are intended to guide implementation of this development 2. Title 8—Health and Sanitation: program. (Ord.4437, 2-21-1994) *4600 Chapter 2 Storm and Surface Water D. ADOPTION: Drainage The Comprehensive Plan shall be adopted by or- Chapter 4 Water dinance of the City Council after public hearing by Chapter 5 Sewers the Council. Chapter 6 Solid Waste Utility Chapter 7 Noise Level Regulations (Amd. 4-1-070 CONSISTENCY OF Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) REGULATIONS WITH 3. Title 10—Traffic: COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: Chapter 10 Parking Regulations(Ord.4437, A. CONSISTENCY REQUIRED: 2-21-1994) All City programs materially affecting land use,in- cluding land use regulatory codes, shall be con- 4-1-080 INTERPRETATION: sistent with the Comprehensive Plan. (Ord.3976, 3-3-1986) A. CONFLICTS AND OVERLAPS: B. INSTRUMENTS IMPLEMENTING THE This Title is not intended to repeal, abrogate, or COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: impair any existing easements, covenants, or In order to fully accomplish the objectives and deed restrictions. However, where this Title and principles of the Comprehensive Plan, and as another regulation,easement,covenant,or deed same may be amended from time to time, all res- restriction conflict or overlap,whichever imposes olutions and regulations of the City concerned the more stringent restrictions shall prevail. (Ord. with the development and welfare of the commu 4071, 6-1-1987) nity and its people shall be considered in the light (Revised 10/00) 1 -6 4-1-090C B. REQUIREMENTS LISTED ARE ficer, agent or employee of the City as a result of MINIMUMS: any act required or permitted in the discharge of In interpreting and applying the provisions of this his duties under this Title shall be defended by the '" Title,the requirements herein shall be considered City Attorney until the final determination of the the minimum for the promotion of the public proceedings therein. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974, eff. health,safety, morals and general welfare;there- 1-19-1974) fore,where this Title imposes a greater restriction upon the use of the buildings or premises,or upon The Administrative Authority or any employee the height of buildings, or requires larger open performing duties in connection with the enforce- spaces than are imposed or required by other ment of this Title and acting in good faith and with- laws, ordinances, rules or regulations, the provi- out malice in the performance of such duties shall sions of this Title shall control. be relieved from any personal liability for any damage to persons or property as a result of any In the interpretation and application of this Title, act or omission in the discharge of such duties, all provisions shall be: and in the event of claims and/or litigation arising from any such act or omission, the City Attorney 1. Considered as minimum requirements; shall, at the request of and on behalf of said Ad- ministrative Authority or employee, investigate 2. Liberally construed in favor of the gov- and defend such claims and/or litigation and if the erning body;and claim be deemed by the City Attorney a proper one or if judgment be rendered against such Ad- 3. Deemed neither to limit nor repeal any ministrative Authority or employee, said claim or other powers granted under State statutes. judgment shall be paid by the City. (Ord. 4546, (Ord. 4071, 6-1-1987) 7-24-1995) C. TERMINOLOGY: B. LIABILITY OF OWNER OR BUILDER When not inconsistent with the context, words NOT REDUCED: used in the present tense include the future, This Title shall not be construed to relieve from or words in the plural number include the singular lessen the responsibility of any person owning, number and words in the singular number include building, altering, constructing, moving, modify- the plural number.The word "shall"is always ing,or maintaining any structure or land use in the mandatory. (Ord.4007, 7-14-1986) City for damages to anyone injured or damaged either in person or property by any defect therein; D. DUTY OF ZONING ADMINISTRATOR— nor shall the City of Renton, or any of its agents CONFLICTS: thereof,be held as assuming such liability by rea- In the event that there is a conflict between either son of permit, approval, inspection, certificate of the development standards or special develop- inspection or certificate of occupancy issued by ment standards listed in chapter 4-2 RMC, Land the City or any of its agents.(Ord.2877,9-9-1974) Use Districts, and the standards and regulations contained in another Section the Zoning Adminis- C. DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY: trator shall determine which requirement shall The degree of hazard protection required by RMC prevail based upon the intent of the zones. Life, 4-3-050,Critical Areas Regulations,is considered safety and public health regulations are assumed reasonable for regulatory purposes and is based to prevail. (Ord.4404, 6-7-1993) on scientific and engineering considerations. RMC 4-3-050 does not imply that land outside the areas of special flood hazards or uses permitted 4-1-090 LIABILITY: within such areas will be free from flooding or flood damages. RMC 4-3-050 shall not create lia- A. CITY OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE NOT bility on the part of the City, any officer or em- LIABLE: ployee thereof for damages that result from No officer, agent or employee of the City shall be reliance on this section or any administrative de- personally liable for any damage that may accrue cision lawfully made hereunder. (Ord. 4835, to persons or property as a result of any act re- 3-27-2000) quired or permitted in the discharge of his duties under this Title. Any suit brought against any of- 1 - 7 (Revised 10/00) 4-1-100A 4-1-100 ENFORCEMENT: 4-1-140 BUILDING FEES: A. ENFORCEMENT OFFICER: A. BUILDING PERMIT FEES: The Development Services Administrator or his Payable prior to issuance of building permit. *440 or her designated representative shall be respon- sible for investigation of violation and citation of TOTAL VALUATION: FEE: the violating parties. (Ord. 4856, 8-21-2000) $1.00 to $500.00 $23.50 $501.00 to$2,000.00 $23.50 for the first 4-1-110 VIOLATIONS AND $500.00 plus$3.05 for PENALTIES: each additional $100.00, or fraction A. VIOLATION UNLAWFUL: thereof, to and includ It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corpo ing$2,000.00 ration to violate any of the provisions of this Title. $2001.00 to $69.25 for the first (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) $25,000.00 $2,000.00 plus$14.00 for each additional B. VIOLATIONS OF THIS CHAPTER AND $1,000.00, or fraction PENALTIES: thereof, to and includ- Penalties for any violations of any of the provi- sions of this Chapter shall be in accord with chap- $25,001.00 to $391.75 for the first ter 1-3 RMC. (Ord. 4722, 5-11-1998; Amd. Ord. $50,000.00 $25,000.00 plus$10.10 4856, 8-21-2000) for each additional $1,000.00, or fraction thereof, to and includ- 4-1-120 SEVERABILITY: ing$50,000.00 If any provision of this Title or its application to $50,001.00 to $643.75 for the first any person or property is held invalid by a court of $100,000.00 $50,000.00 plus $7.00 competent jurisdiction, the remainder of the Title for each additionalvale or the application of the provision to other per- $1,000.00, or fraction sons or circumstances shall not be affected.(Ord. thereof, to and includ- 4522, 6-5-1995) ing$100,000.00 $100,001.00 to $993.75 for the first $500,000.00 $100,000.00 plus$5.60 4-1-130 TITLE NOT EXCLUSIVE: for each additional Nothing in this Title shall be construed to abro $1,000.00, or fraction gate or impair the power of the City or any depart- ment thereof to enforce any provision of its ing$500,000.00 Charter or its ordinances or regulations, nor to $500,001.00 to $3,233.75 for the first prevent or punish violations thereof, and any $1,000,000.00 $500,000.00 plus$4.75 powers conferred by this Title shall be in addition for each additional to and supplemental to powers conferred by other $1,000.00, or fraction laws, nor shall this Title be construed to impair or thereof, to and includ- limit in any way the power of the City to define and ing$1,000,000.00 declare nuisance and to cause their removal or $1,000,001.00 and up $5,608.75 for the first abatement by summary proceedings, or in any $1,000,000.00 plus manner provided by law. (Ord. 4546, 7-24-1995) $3.65 for each addi- tional $1,000.00, or fraction thereof (Ord. 4546, 7-24-1995;Amd. Ord. 4768, 3-8-1999) ,04010 (Revised 10/00) 1 -8 4-1-140E B. COMBINATION BUILDING PERMIT C. BUILDING PLAN CHECK FEE: FEES: In addition to the building permit fees or combina- For each new single family residential structure. tion building permit fees, a plan check fee equal Payable prior to issuance of building permit. to sixty five percent(65%)of the permit fee will be charged on all building permits. Payable at the TYPE OF FEE AMOUNT time of building permit application submittal. WORK Building Per 1997 UBC Table 1-A D. NONRESIDENTIAL ENERGY CODE FEES FOR ALTERATIONS WITHOUT. TYPE OF ;:PLUS'FEE AMOUNT BASED ASSOCIATED FLOOR AREA: (Deleted by 'WORK UPON 13ESIDENTIAL Ord. 4768, 3-8-1999) STRUCTURE SQUARE.FOOTAGE Up to 3,000 sq.ft. Over 3,000 sq.ft. (Ord. 4450, 5-23-1994) Plumbing $125.00 $150.00 Mechanical $125.00 $150.00 Electrical $60.00 $75.00 (Ord. 4673, 7-28-1997;Amd. Ord. 4768, 3-8-1999) E. ENERGY CODE FEES FOR NEW NONRESIDENTIAL PROJECTS WITH ASSOCIATED FLOOR AREA: The following charts contain fees for projects based upon square footage of construction. FLOOR AREA(SQUARE FEET) MAXIMUM FEE Building Type Over But Not.Over. Only Plans Only Field Total 1. ENVELOPE 0 3,000 $65 $95 $160 Office,Retail,Grocery, 3,000 12,000 $125 $155 $280 Higher Education, 12,000 60,000 $190 $220 $410 Hospital,Other Health 60,000 200,000 $260 $250 $510 and Other Commercial 200,000 _ ---- $385 $315 $700 0 3,000 $55 $80 $135 3,000 12,000 $105 $135 $240 Restaurant 12,000 60,000 $165 $195 $360 60,000 200,000 $220 $215 $435 200,000 ---- $330 $270 $600 '—w 1 -9 (Revised 4/99) 440 This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 4/99) 1 - 10 4-1-140E FLOOR AREA(SQUARE FEET) MAXIMUM FEE Building Type Over But Not Over Only Plans Only Field Total 0 3,000 $40 $60 $100 3,000 12,000 $80 $95 $175 Warehouse 12,000 60,000 $120 $135 $255 60,000 200,000 $160 $155 $315 200,000 -- $240 $195 $435 0 3,000 $60 $85 $145 3,000 12,000 $115 $140 $255 Church 12,000 60,000 $175 $195 $370 60,000 200,000 $235 $230 $465 200,000 -- $350 $285 $635 0 3,000 $80 $115 $195 3,000 12,000 $150 $185 $335 School 1-12 12,000 60,000 $230 $260 $490 60,000 200,000 $305 $300 $605 200,000 - $455 $375 $830 0 3,000 $85 $120 $205 3,000 12,000 $160 $200 $360 Hospital 12,000 60,000 $245 $285 $530 60,000 200,000 $335 $320 $655 200,000 ---- $495 $405 $900 2. MECHANICAL SYSTEMS Office, Retail,Grocery, 0 3,000 $55 $50 $105 Higher Education, 3,000 12,000 $95 $100 $195 Hospital, Other Health 12,000 60,000 $145 $190 $335 'tire 60,000 200,000 $230 $250 $480 and Other Commercial 200,000 --- $295 $375 $670 0 3,000 $50 $45 $95 3,000 12,000 $80 $85 $165 Restaurant 12,000 60,000 $125 $165 $290 60,000 200,000 $200 $215 $415 200,000 ---- $255 $320 $575 0 3,000 $35 $30 $65 3,000 12,000 $60 $60 $120 Warehouse 12,000 60,000 $90 $120 $210 60,000 200,000 $145 $155 $300 200,000 - $185 $235 $420 0 3,000 $50 $45 $95 3,000 12,000 . $85 $90 $175 Church 12,000 60,000 $130 $170 $300 60,000 200,000 $210 $225 $435 200,000 - $265 $340 $605 0 3,000 $65 $60 $125 3,000 12,000 $115 $120 $235 School 1-12 12,000 60,000 $170 $225 $395 60,000 200,000 $275 $295 $570 200,000 -- $350 $445 $795 Noe 1 - 11 N 4-1-140E FLOOR AREA (SQUARE FEET) MAXIMUM FEE Building Type Over But.Not Over Only Plans Only Field Total 0 3,000 $70 $65 $135 Nisi,__' 3,000 12,000 $120 $130 $250 Hospital 12,000 60,000 $185 $245 $430 60,000 200,000 $295 $320 $615 200,000 -- $380 $480 $860 3. LIGHTING - Office, Retail,Grocery, 0 3,000 $50 $50 $100 Higher Education, 3,000 12,000 $110 $155 $265 Hospital, Other Health 12,000 60,000 $145 $220 $365 and Other Commercial 60,000 200,000 $185 $410 $595 200,000 -- $355 $545 $900 0 3,000 $60 $60 $120 3,000 12,000 $130 $185 $315 Restaurant 12,000 60,000 $170 $260 $430 60,000 200,000 $220 $490 $710 200,000 --- $425 $650 $1,075 0 3,000 $30 $30 $60 3,000 12,000 $70 $95 $165 Warehouse 12,000 60,000 $90 $135 $225 60,000 200,000 $115 $255 $370 200,000 -- $220 $335 $555 0 3,000 $45 $45 $90 3,000 12,000 $100 $140 $240 Church 12,000 60,000 $130 $200 $330 60,000 200,000 $165 $370 $535 Noiile 200,000 --- $320 $495 $815 0 3,000 $50 $50 $100- 3,000 12,000 $110 $155 $265 School 1-12 12,000 60,000 $145 $220 $365 60,000 200,000 $185 $410 $595 200,000 --- $355 $545 $900 0 3,000 $25 $25 $50 3,000 12,000 $45 $65 $110 Hospital 12,000 60,000 $65 $95 $160 60,000 200,000 $80 $175 $255 200,000 -- $150 $235 $385 (Ord. 4450, 5-23-1994) Noviif 1 - 12 4-1-140F F. ELECTRICAL PERMIT FEES: 3.TEMPORARY ELECTRICAt5SERVICES=` ;._I RESIDENTIAL=FEES SINGLE FAMILY ALL USES AND DUPLEX Up to 100 AMP $30.00 a.New Service-Single Family andDuplex: Over 100 AMP $37.50 100 AMP Service $45.00 4.MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL FEES Over 100 AMP to 200 AMP $60.00 Job Trailers $30.00 each Over 200 AMP to 600 AMP $75.00 Signs $30.00 each b4New"Service-Manufactured Homes : ;„ Swimming Pools, Hot Tubs, $60.00 each Up to 200 AMP $30.00 Saunas c`Seryi a han es/New Circuits' Single , Low Voltage Work(e.g., alarm 25%of �. g g systems;thermostats;computer, standard fee Family an Duplex: "' data,or phone lines;fibre optics, Change 100 AMP to 200 AMP $30.00 cable television, etc.) Change 200 AMP to 600 AMP $45.00 (Ord. 4400, 5-3-1993; Ord. 4596,4-8-1996; Ord. Any new circuits added to above $7.50 each(to 4673, 7-28-1997) a maximum of $30.00) 5. Increase or Decrease of Fees:The pre- Minimum fee for remodel/addi- $30.00 ceding fees will be increased or decreased tion of new circuits without a ser- each year by the same percentage as the vice charge percentage of increase or decrease in the Se- 2. MULTI-FAMILY,COMMERCIAL AND attle Consumer Price Index for the period INDUSTRIAL FEES ending June 30 of the preceding year. (Ord. Fees forall types of electrical permits are 4400, 5-3-1993;Amd. Ord. 4768, 3-8-1999) based on value of work: ~' 6. Investigations:investigation fees shall `440009 $1.00-250.00 $30.00 be as specified in the adopted edition of the $250.01 -1,000.00 $30.00+ Uniform Building Code. (Ord. 4073, 3.5%of cost 6-8-1987; Amd. Ord. 4768, 3-8-1999) $1,000.01 -5,000.00 $64.00+ 2.5%of cost 7. Exemption: Residential telephone com- $5,000.01 -50,000.00 $177.00+ munication systems, thermostats, security 1.5%of cost systems, and cable television installations are exempt from fees under this Section. $50,000.01 -250,000.00 $927.00+ (Ord. 4596,4-8-1996; Amd. Ord. 4768, 0.9%of cost 3-8-1999) $250,000.01 -1,000,000.00 $3,177.00+ 0.7%of cost $1,000,000.01 and up $10,177.00+ 0.4%of cost Now 1 - 13 (Revised 4/99) 4-1-140G G. GRADE AND FILL LICENSE FEES: In addition to the license fees, a grading plan Fees shall be based on the volume of the excava- check fee and a drainage plan check fee is tion and fill. charged for all grading licenses requiring plan re- view. Before accepting a set of plans and specifi- 1 'GRADING LICENSE FEES: cations for checking, the Development Services Volume of Excavation and Fill Fee Amount Division shall collect a plan checking fee. 50 cubic yards or less $10.00 2.GRADING PLAN 51 —100 cubic yards $15.00 � ... _.� _. ..v . ...,.: ..:- : . Number of Cubic Yards Fee Amount 101 — 1,000 cubic yards: 50 cubic yards or less $5.00 —for the first 100 cubic yards $15.00 51 —100 cubic yards $10.00 —for each additional 100 cubic $7.00 101 — 1,000 cubic yards $15.00 yards or fraction 1,001 —10,000 cubic yards: 1,001 —10,000 cubic yards $20.00 —for the first 1,000 cubic yards $78.00 10,001 —100,000 cubic yards: —for each additional 1,000 cubic $6.00 —for the first 10,000 cubic yards $20.00 yards or fraction —for each additional 10,000 $10.00 10,001 —100,000 cubic yards: cubic yards —for the first 10,000 cubic yards $132.00 100,001 —200,000 cubic yards: —for each additional 10,000 $27.00 —for the first 100,000 cubic yards $110.00 cubic yards or fraction —for each additional 10,000 $6.00 100,001 or more cubic yards: cubic yards —for the first 100,000 cubic yards $375.00 200,001 or more cubic yards: —for each additional 100,000 $15.00 —for the first 200,000 cubic yards $170.00 cubic yards —for each additional 10,000 $3.00 cubic yards Note (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974 eff. 1-19-1974, Amd. Ord. 3.DRAINAGE PLAN CHECK FEES ASSOCI- 3592, 12-14-1981) ATED WITH A GRADING LICENSE: $50.00, plus$1.00 for every 10,000 square feet of land area (Ord.3832,8-13-1984;Ord.2820, 1-14-1974,eff. 1-19-1974) 4. Solid Waste Fills:The plan check fee for solid waste fills shall be one and one-half (1-1/2)times the plan checking fees listed above.The fee for a grading license authoriz- ing additional work to that under a valid li- cense shall be the difference between the fee paid for the original license and the fee shown for the entire project. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974) 5. Annual Licenses of Solid Waste Fills: The fee for annual licenses for solid waste fills shall be one and one-half (1-1/2) times the plan checking fees listed above. The fee for a grading license authorizing additional work to that under a valid license shall be the difference between the fee paid for the origi- nal license and the fee shown for the entire project. Any unused fee may be carried for- (Revised 4/99) 1 - 14 4-1-140K ward to the next year. If any work is done be- K. MECHANICAL PERMIT FEES: fore the license is issued,the grading license ``.r' fee shall be doubled. (Ord.2820, 1-14-1974; BASICI,ERMIT EEE: $30.00 Amd.Ord. 3592 12-14-1981) Plus Itemized Fees Below: Heating System: H. HOUSE MOVING/MINIMUM Installation, alteration, repair, addition, INSPECTION FEE: or relocation of each furnace, heat Seventy five dollars ($75.00) per hour.This cov- pump, suspended heater,fireplace, ers only the Building Section inspection of the wood stove, etc. including ducts and structure prior to move.There is a separate addi- vents $15.00 tional fee charged by the Public Works Depart- ment to cover the actual house move permit.A HVAC System: building permit is also required in order to site the Installation, alteration, repair, addition, structure on the new site.(Ord.4491,12-19-1994) or relocation of each air conditioner, chiller, etc. including installation of con- I. INSPECTION FEE FOR trols regulated by this code $15.00 CONDOMINIUM CONVERSIONS: Boiler or Compressor: One hundred dollars ($100.00)for the first unit Installation or relocation of each: and fifteen dollars ($15.00) per unit thereafter. to and including 3 horsepower $15.00 (Ord. 3366, 10-15-1979) over 3 horsepower to and including J. MANUFACTURED/MOBILE HOME 15 horsepower $27.50 INSTALLATION FEES: over 15 horsepower to and including Includes plan review and inspection fees for the 30 horsepower $37.50 foundation (electrical, plumbing, mechanical, over 30 horsepower to and including sewer and water connection fees are in addition 50 horsepower $55.50 to these amounts). over 50 horsepower $93.00 Noe Absorption System: Location Fee Installation or relocation of each: Within a manufactured to and including 100,000 Btu/h $15.00 home park $100.00 over 100,000 Btu/h to and including Outside of a Building permit fee pursuant to 500,000 Btu/h $27.50 manufactured RMC 4-1-140A(based upon the over 500,000 Btu/h to and including home park combined value of the home and 1,000,000 Btu/h $37.50 foundation)and a plan review fee over 1,000,000 Btu/h to and including pursuant to RMC 4-1-140C. 1,750,000 Btu/h $55.50 over 1,750,000 Btu/h $93.00 (Ord. 3770, 12-19-1983; Amd. Ord. 4768, Air-handling unit including ducts $15.00 3-8-1999) attached thereto each Residential ventilation/exhaust fan $7.00 Plus Itemized Fees Below: each Commercial ventilation system not a portion of any heating or air-condi- $15.00 tioning system authorized by a permit each Commercial Hood: Installation of each served by a mechanical exhaust, including the $45.00 ducts for such hood each 1 - 15 (Revised 4/99) Alc 4-1-140L BASIC PERMIT FEE: '. , : 30 00 L. PLUMBING PERMIT FEES: Plus Itemize dj Fees-Below:`- F BASE FEE FOR ALL TYPES $;30.00 OF WORK , Incinerator: t Installation or relocation of each $75.00 Plus Itemized Fees elow: each Per plumbing fixture (e.g. sink, $7.00 Appliance or piece of equipment regu- shower,toilet, dishwasher, tub, lated by this code but not classed in etc.)or set of fixtures on one trap other appliance categories,or for which $15.00 For meter to house water service $7.00 no other fee is listed in this code each Per outlet associated with a gas up to 5:$10.00 Fuel Gas Piping: (when Chapter 13 is piping system additional applicable, see Section 103): outlets are Each gas-piping system of 1 to 4 out- $2.00 each lets $10.00 Per drain for rainwater systems $7.00 Each gas-piping system of 5 or more Per lawn sprinkler system— $7.00 outlets, per outlet $2.00 includes backflow prevention Process Piping: (when Chapter 14 is Per fixture for repair or alteration $7.00 applicable, see Section 103): of drainage or vent piping Each hazardous process piping sys- Per vacuum breaker or backflow up to 5: $7.00 tem (HPP) of 1 to 4 outlets $10.00 protection device on tanks, vats, additional are Each piping system of 5 or more out- etc. $1.00 each lets, per outlet $2.00 Per interceptor for industrial $7.00 Each nonhazardous process piping waste pretreatment system (NPP) of 1 to 4 outlets $10.00 Each piping system of 5 of more out- (Ord. 4596, 4-8-1996, Amd. Ord. 4673, lets, per outlet $2.00 7-28-1997; Ord.4768, 3-8-1999) (Ord.4596,4-8-1996;Amd. Ord.4768,3-8-1999) M. SIGN PERMIT FEES: 1. PERMANENT SIGNS: '' Roof, projecting, awning, $125.00 per tenant canopy, marquee and wall for any number of signs signs Freestanding ground and pole signs $175.00 per sign (Amd. Ord.4768, 3-8-1999) *400 (Revised 4199) 1 - 16 4-1-1400 2. Engineering Review Fee: (Deleted by N. SWIMMING POOL/HOT TUB/SPA Ord.4768, 3-8-1999) (Ord. 3719,4-11-1983) INSTALLATION FEES: 3.TEMPORARY AND Fee Amount Type of Work/installation Fee Amount PORTABLE SIGNS: • Public pool, spa, hot tub $30.00 Real Estate Directional $15.00 per sign for a Private pool, spa, hot tub $20.00 Signs on Public Right-of- 6-month period with a Pool filling system, including $2.00 Way, pursuant to RMC - renewal fee of$10.00 backflow prevention, each 4-4-100J2 for a 3-month period Each water heater and/or vent with only one renewal $2.00 allowed Gas piping system, each $2.00 Grand Opening Event $25.00 per site, per Replacing of filter $3.00 Signs, pursuant to RMC opening Miscellaneous replacements $3.00 4-4-100J6d(1) Backwash receptor $2.00 Event Signs, pursuant to $15.00 per type of RMC 4-4-100J6d(2) and sign identified in RMC O. MISCELLANEOUS FEES: (3) 4-4-100J6b, per promotion 1. Replacement Permit Fee: Permit cop- A-Frame Signs, pursuant $100.00 for the first ies for replacement of lost or mutilated build- to RMC 4-4-100J5 sign and $50.00 for ing, demolition, grading, plumbing, electrical each additional sign, or mechanical permit will be furnished upon a for a 12-month period payment of a service fee of twenty dollars ($20.00). (Ord. 3719,4-11-1983;Amd. Ord. 4817, 11-22-1999; Ord. 4848, 6-26-2000; Ord.4908, 2. Reinspection Fees: Reinspection fees 6-11-2001) are assessed under the provisions of Section 305.8 of the Uniform Building Code. Rein- ``'' 4. Request for Administrative Modifica- spection fees shall be forty seven dollars tions of City Center Sign Regulations per ($47.00) per hour or the total hourly cost to RMC 4-4-100H9: One hundred dollars the jurisdiction, whichever is greatest. This ($100.00). (Ord.4720, 5-4-1998) cost shall include supervision, overhead, equipment, hourly wages and fringe benefits 5. Work in Advance of Sign Permit Issu- of the employees involved. ance:Where work for which the permit is re- quired by this Title is started or proceeded 3. Plan Review Fees for Electrical, with prior to obtaining said permit,the fees Plumbing, or Mechanical Permits: In addi- above specified shall be doubled; but the tion to the above permit fees, a plan check payment of such double fee shall not relieve fee equal to forty percent(40%)of the permit any persons from complying with the require- fee may be charged when required by the ments of this Title in the execution of the work Building Official. (Ord.4596,4-8-1996;Amd. nor from any other penalties prescribed Ord. 4768, 3-8-1999) herein. (Ord. 3719,4-11-1983; Amd. Ord. 4848, 6-26-2000) Now 1 - 17 (Revised 7/01) 4-1-150A 4-1-150 FIRE PREVENTION FEES: 4-1-160 SCHOOL IMPACT MITIGATION FEES: A. FIRE PLAN REVIEW AND INSPECTION *40 FEES: A. FINDINGS AND AUTHORITY: of Work Fee Amount The City Council of the City of Renton(the"Coun- Value$50.00 or less cil")hereby finds and determines that new growth $10.00 and development in the City of Renton will create $50.01 to$249.99 $15.00 additional demand and need for school facilities $250.00 to$999.99 $10.00 plus 2% of the in the Issaquah School District, and the Council cost finds that new growth and development should pay a proportionate share of the cost of new facil- $1,000.00 to$4,999.99 $25.00 plus 1% of the ities needed to serve the new growth and devel- cost opment. $5,000.00 or more $60.00 plus .5% of the cost Therefore, pursuant to Chapter 82.02 RCW, the Construction Rein- A fee of$30.00 per hour Council adopts this Section to assess school im- spection may be assessed if the pact fees for the Issaquah School District. The requested inspection provisions of this Section shall be liberally con- does not meet the strued in order to carry out the purposes of the approval of the inspector Council in establishing the school impact fee pro- Infraction Reinspec- $50.00 - gram. tion after 30-day pe- riod (whenever 30 B. DEFINITIONS: days or more have The following words and terms shall have the fol- passed since Fire De- lowing meanings for the purposes of this Section, partment notification of unless the context clearly requires otherwise. an infraction which re- Terms otherwise not defined herein shall be de- quired reinspection fined pursuant to RCW 82.02.090, or given their and such violation has usual and customary meaning. not been remedied or reinspected) 1. "Capital Facilities Plan" means the Dis- B. FIRE PERMIT FEE AMOUNT: trict's Capital Facilities Plan adopted by the TYPE• School Board consisting of: Annual Uniform Fire $30.00 per year a. A forecast of future needs for school Code Permit(issued facilities based on the District's enroll- in accordance with ment projections; Section 105.8 of the UFC, except for per- b. The long-range construction and mits under Section 25) capital improvements projects of the Dis- Construction Permit 10% of the above Plan trict; Review/Inspection Fee or a minimum of$50.00, c. The schools under construction or whichever is greater expansion; Hazardous Produc- $100.00 per year tion Materials Permit d. The proposed locations and capaci- (for businesses stor- ties of expanded or new school facilities; ing, handling, or using hazardous production e. At least a six(6)year Financing Plan materials as regulated Component, updated as necessary to in the UFC) maintain at least a six (6)year forecast Underground Tank $60.00 per tank period, for financing needed school facil- Removal Permit ities within projected funding levels, and identifying sources of financing for such (Ord. 4547, 7-24-1995) purposes, including bond issues autho- (Revised 7/01) 1 - 18 4-1-1608 rized by the voters and projected bond is- 10. "Encumbered" means to reserve, set sues not yet authorized by the voters; aside,or otherwise earmark the impact fees and in order to pay for commitments, contractual obligations, or other liabilities incurred for • f. Any other long-range projects public facilities. planned by the District. 11. "Fee Schedule"means the schedule set 2. "City" means the City of Renton, King forth as Attachment B to Ordinance 4808 in- County, Washington. dicating the standard fee amount per dwelling unit that shall be paid as a condition of resi- 3. "Classrooms"means educational facili- dential development within the City. ties of the District required to house students for its basic educational program. The class- 12. "Grade Span" means the categories rooms are those facilities the District deter- into which a District groups its grades of stu- mines are necessary to best serve its student dents, i.e., elementary school, middle or jun- population. Specialized facilities as identified for high school, and high school. by the District, including but not limited to gymnasiums, cafeterias, libraries, adminis- 13. "Interlocal Agreement" means the inter- trative offices, and child care centers, shall local agreement by and between the City of not be counted as classrooms. Renton and the Issaquah School District as authorized in subsection I of this Section. 4. "Construction Cost Per Student" means the estimated cost of construction of a perma- 14. "Permanent Facilities" means the facili- nent school facility in the District for the grade ties of the District with a fixed foundation span of school to be provided, as a function which are not relocatable facilities. of the District's design standard per grade span and taking into account the require- 15. "Relocatable Facility" means any fac- ments of students with special needs. tory-built structure, transportable in one or '" more sections,that is designed to be used as 5. "Design Standard" means the space re- an education space and is needed to prevent quired, by grade span, and taking into ac- the overbuilding of school facilities to meet count the requirements of students with the needs of service areas within the District, special needs,which is needed in order to ful- or to cover the gap between the time that fill the educational goals of the District as families move into new residential develop- identified in the District's Capital Facilities ments and the date that construction is corn- Plan. pleted on permanent school facilities. 6. "Developer" means the person or entity 16. "Relocatable Facilities Cost Per Stu- who owns or holds purchase options or other dent" means the estimated cost of purchas- development control over property for which ing and siting a relocatable facility in the development activity is proposed. District for the grade span of school to be pro- vided, as a function of the District's design 7. "Development Activity" means any resi- standard per grade span, and taking into ac- dential construction or expansion of a build- count the requirements of students with spe- ing, structure or use; any change in use of a cial needs. building or structure;or any change in the use of land that creates additional demand for 17. "Site Cost Per Student" means the esti- school facilities. mated cost of a site in the District for the grade span of school to be provided, as a 8. "District" means the Issaquah School function of the District's design standard per District No. 411, King County, Washington. grade span, and taking into account the re- quirements of students with special needs. 9. "Elderly" means a person aged sixty two „, (62) or older. 18. "Standard of Service” means the stan- dard adopted by the District which identifies the program year, the class size by grade 1 - 19 (Revised 12/99) 4-1-160C span, and taking into account the require- the Capital Facilities Element of the City's ments of students with special needs, the Comprehensive Plan. number of classrooms, the types of facilities the District believes will best serve its student D. FEE CALCULATIONS: population, and other factors as identified by the District.The District's standard of service 1. Separate fees shall be calculated for sin- shall not be adjusted for any portion of the gle family and multi-family dwelling units,and classrooms housed in relocatable facilities separate student generation rates must be which are used as transitional facilities or for determined by the District for each type of any specialized facilities housed in relocat- dwelling unit. For purposes of this Section, able facilities.Except as otherwise defined by mobile homes shall be treated as single fam- the School Board pursuant to a Board resolu- ily dwelling units and duplexes shall be tion, "transitional facilities" shall mean those treated as multi-family dwelling units. facilities that are used to cover the time re- quired for the construction of permanent facil- 2. The fee calculations shall be made on a ities; provided, that the District has the district-wide basis to assure maximum utiliza- necessary financial commitments in place to tion of all school facilities in the District cur- complete the permanent facilities called for in rently used for instructional purposes. the Capital Facilities Plan. 3. The formula in Attachment A to Ordi- 19. "Student Factor"means the number de- nance 4808 provides a credit for the antici- rived by the District to describe how many pated tax contributions that would be made students of each grade span are expected to by the development based on historical levels be generated by a dwelling unit. Student fac- of voter support for bond issues in the District. tors shall be based on District records of av- erage actual student generation rates for new 4. The District may provide a credit for developments constructed over a period of school sites or facilities actually provided by a not more than five (5)years prior to the date developer which the District finds to be ac- of the fee calculation; provided,that if such in- ceptable as provided for in subsection F of formation is not available in the District, data this Section. from adjacent districts, districts with similar demographics, or countywide averages may 5. The City Council may adjust the fee cal- be used. Student factors must be separately culated under this subsection,as it sees fit,to determined for single family and multi-family take into account local conditions such as, dwelling units, and for grade spans. but not limited to, price differentials through- out the District in the cost of new housing, C. IMPACT FEE PROGRAM ELEMENTS: school occupancy levels, and the percent of the District's Capital Facilities Budget which 1. Impact fees will be assessed on all resi- will be expended locally. For purposes of the dential development activity in that portion of initial fee, the City Council establishes that the City located within the District's bound- fee as two thousand nine hundred thirty aries based on the provisions of subsection E seven dollars ($2,937.00). of this Section. E. ASSESSMENT OF IMPACT FEES: 2. The impact fee imposed shall be reason- ably related to the impact caused by the de- 1. The City shall collect school impact fees, velopment and shall not exceed a established by this Section as adjusted from proportionate share of the cost of system im- time to time, from any applicant seeking de- provements that are reasonably related to the velopment approval from the City for dwelling development. units located within the District's boundaries where such development activity requires fi- 3. The impact fee shall be based on a Cap- nal plat or PUD approval or the issuance of a ital Facilities Plan developed by the District residential building permit or a mobile home and approved by the School Board, and permit. adopted by reference by the City as part of .411800 (Revised 12/99) 1 - 20 4-1-160F 2. For a plat or PUD applied for on or after strictions are recorded on the property to the effective date of Ordinance 4808,the im- ensure that no children will reside in the pact fees due on the plat or the PUD shall be development; or assessed and collected from the applicant • when the building permit for each dwelling b. The replacement of the same num- unit is issued, using the fee schedule in effect ber of dwelling units at the same site or when the plat or PUD receives preliminary lot when such replacement occurs within approval. Residential developments pro- twelve(12) months of the demolition or posed for short plats shall not be governed by destruction of the prior structure; or this subsection, but shall be governed by sub- section (E)(4) of this Section. c. Alterations or expansion or enlarge- ment or remodeling or rehabilitation or 3. If, on the effective date of Ordinance conversion of an existing dwelling unit 4808,a plat or PUD has already received pre- where no additional units are created and liminary approval through King County, but the use is not changed; or then if any of the fee has been paid through King County, the remainder of the impact d. Any development activity that is ex- fees shall be assessed and collected from the empt from the payment of an impact fee lot owner at the time the building permits are pursuant to RCW 82.02.100, due to miti- issued, using the fee schedule then in effect gation of the same system improvement at the time of preliminary plat approval. If no under the State Environmental Policy payment was made through King County, Act; or then the entire fee will be due and owing at the time building permits are issued. If,on the e. Any development activity for which effective date of Ordinance 4808, an appli- school impacts have been mitigated by cant has applied for preliminary plat or PUD the payment of fees, dedication of land, approval, but has not yet received such ap- or construction or improvement of school proval, the applicant shall follow the facilities pursuant to a preliminary plat or lotir` procedures set forth in subsection (E)(2) of PUD approval prior to the effective date this Section. of Ordinance 4808, unless the terms of the plat or PUD approval provide other- 4. For existing lots or lots not covered by wise; or subsection B of this Section, applications for single family, mobile home permits, and site f. Any development activity for which plan approval for mobile home parks pro- school impacts have been mitigated by posed, the total amount of the impact fees the payment of fees, dedication of land, shall be assessed and collected from the ap- or construction or improvement of school plicant when the building permit is issued, us- facilities pursuant to a voluntary agree- ing the fee schedule then in effect. Irrespec- ment entered into with the District prior to tive of the date that the application for a the effective date of Ordinance 4808, un- building permit or mobile home permit or site less the terms of the agreement provide plan approval was submitted, no approval otherwise. shall be granted and no permit shall be issued until the required school impact fees set forth 2. Any credit shall be the responsibility of in the fee schedule have been paid. the District, and shall be independent of the fees collected by the City. The burden of es- F. EXEMPTIONS AND CREDITS: tablishing such credit shall be on the party seeking the credit. Proof under subsection 1. The following shall be exempt from the (F)(3)of this Section shall include such things application of impact fees: as a receipt or cancelled check. a. Any form of housing exclusively for 3. After the effective date of Ordinance the elderly, including nursing homes and 4808, and if the development activity is not retirement centers,so long as these uses exempt from impact fees pursuant to subsec- are maintained in perpetuity and the nec- tion (F)(1)of this Section,the developer shall essary covenants or declarations of re- receive a credit from the District for any pay- 1 -20.1 (Revised 12/99) 4-1-160G ment made for the lot or development activity 7. Any claim for credit must be made no in question, either as a condition of develop- later than twenty(20)calendar days after the ment approval or pursuant to the terms of a submission of an application for a building voluntary mitigation agreement. The fee permit. r„ ' amount due on the development activity shall be reduced by the amount of the credit. G. APPEALS AND INDEPENDENT CALCULATIONS: 4. After the effective date of Ordinance 4808,the developer can request that a credit 1. After the City has collected fees under or credits be awarded by the District for the this Section, the District may adjust the value of dedicated land, improvements, or amount of the school impact fee assessed if construction provided by the developer. The one of the following circumstances exist; pro- District shall first determine the general suit- vided,that the developer can demonstrate to ability of the land, improvements, and/or con- the District's satisfaction that the discount struction for District purposes. Second, the fails to ameliorate for the unfairness of the District shall determine whether the land, im- fee: provements, and/or the facility constructed are included within the District's adopted a. The developer demonstrates to the Capital Facilities Plan or the Board of Direc- District's satisfaction that an impact fee tors for the District may make the finding that assessment was incorrectly assessed;or such land, improvements, and/or facilities would serve the goals and objectives of the b. Unusual and unique circumstances Capital Facilities Plan of the District. The Dis- identified by the developer demonstrate trict shall forward its determination to the City, that if the standard impact fee amount including cases where the District determines were applied to the development, it would that the dedicated land, improvements, and/ be unfair, unjust or unlawful. or construction are not suitable for District purposes. 2. Requests for fee adjustments, and the administrative appeals process for the appeal , 5. For each request for a credit or credits, if of an impact fee, shall follow the process for appropriate, the District shall select an ap- the appeal of the underlying development ap- praiser from a list of independent appraisers. plication. The District shall provide staffing The appraiser shall be directed to determine and legal assistance for such an appeal con- for the District the value of the dedicated land, sistent with the Interlocal Agreement be- improvements, or construction provided by tween the City and the District, as that the developer on a case-by-case basis. The Agreement may be amended from time to developer shall pay for the cost of the ap- time. praisal. 3. A developer may provide studies and 6. After receiving the appraisal, the District data to demonstrate that any particular factor shall provide the developer with a letter or used by the District may not be appropriately certificate setting forth the dollar amount of applied to the development proposal, but the the credit,the reason for the credit,where ap- District's data shall be presumed valid unless plicable, the legal description of the site do- clearly demonstrated to be otherwise by the nated, and the legal description or other developer. The developer shall pay for the adequate description of the project or devel- cost of the studies and data, and must dem- opment to which the credit may be applied. onstrate to the District's satisfaction that the The applicant must sign and date such letter discount fails to adjust for the error in the fee or certificate indicating his/her agreement to the terms of the letter or certificate,and return 4. Any appeal of the decision of the Hearing such signed document to the District before Examiner with regard to fee amounts shall the City will award the impact fee credit. The follow the appeals process for the underlying failure of the applicant to sign, date, and re- development application and not be subject turn such document within sixty(60)calendar to a separate appeal process. Any errors days shall nullify the credit. identified as a result of an appeal should be *41100 (Revised 12/99) 1 -20.2 4-1-160H referred to the Council for possible modifica- vided are consistent with the requirements of tion. this Section. *owe 5. Impact fees may be paid under protest,in 4. School impact fees shall be expended or order to obtain a permit or other approval of encumbered within six (6) years of receipt, development activity. unless the Council identifies in written find- ings extraordinary and compelling reason or H. THE IMPACT FEE ACCOUNT, USES reasons for the District to hold the fees be- OF IMPACT FEES, AND REFUNDS: yond the six(6)year period. The District may petition the Council for an extension of the six 1. Impact fee receipts shall be initially de- (6) year period and the District set forth any posited into a City fund created under sub- such extraordinary or compelling reason or section L of this Section. When sufficient reasons in its petition. Where the Council funds have accumulated to make transfer of identifies the reason or reasons in written those funds to the District advisable, the Fi- findings, the Council shall establish the pe- nance and Information Services Department riod of time within which the impact fees shall shall make such transfer.Such funds shall be be expended or encumbered, after consulta- transferred not less than quarterly, if the bal- tion with the District. ance in the fund is more than five thousand dollars ($5,000.00). Impact fee receipts shall 5. The current owner of property on which be earmarked specifically and retained in a an impact fee has been paid may receive a special interest-bearing account established refund of such fees if the impact fees have by the District solely for the District's school not been expended or encumbered within six impact fees as provided for in subsection J of (6) years of receipt of the funds by the City, this Section. All interest shall be retained in except as provided for in subsection(H)(4)of the account and expended for the purpose or this Section. In determining whether impact purposes identified in subsection (H)(2) of fees have been encumbered, impact fees this Section. Annually, the City shall provide shall be considered encumbered on a first-in, accounting records to the District and the Dis- first-out basis. The District shall notify poten- trict shall prepare a report on school impact tial claimants by first-class mail deposited fees showing the source and amount of all with the United States Postal Service ad- monies collected, earned or received, and dressed to the owner of the property as capital or system improvements that were fi- shown in the King County property tax nanced in whole or in part by impact fees. records. 2. Impact fees for the District's system im- 6. An owner's request for a refund must be provements shall be expended by the District submitted to the City, in writing, within one for capital improvements including but not lim- year of the date the right to claim the refund ited to school planning; land acquisition; site arises or the date that notice is given, which- improvements; necessary off-site improve- ever date is later.Any impact fees that are not ments; construction, engineering, architec- expended or encumbered within the limita- tural,permitting,financing,and administrative tions in subsection (H)(4)of this Section, and expenses; relocatable facilities, capital equip- for which no application fora refund has been ment pertaining to educational facilities; and made within this one-year period, shall be re- any other expenses which could be capital- tained and expended consistent with the pro- ized, and which are consistent with the Dis- visions of this Section. Refunds of impact trict's Capital Facilities Plan. fees shall include any interest earned on the impact fees. 3. In the event that bonds or similar debt in- struments are issued for the advanced provi- 7. Should the City seek to terminate any or sion of capital facilities for which impact fees all school impact fee requirements, all unex- may be expended and where consistent with pended or unencumbered funds, including in- the provisions of the bond covenants, impact terest earned,shall be refunded to the current fees may be used to pay debt service on such owner of the property for which a school im- bonds or similar debt instruments to the ex- pact fee was paid. Upon the finding that any tent that the facilities or improvements pro- or all fee requirements are to be terminated, 1 -20.3 (Revised 12/99) 4-1-1601 the City shall place notice of such termination entity controlling the funds and receiving the and the availability of refunds in a newspaper interest. of general circulation at least two(2)times, and shall notify all potential claimants by first- I. INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT: .4140 class mail addressed to the owner of the property as shown in the King County prop- 1. The Mayor is authorized to execute, on erty tax records.All funds available for refund behalf of the City,an Interlocal Agreement for shall be retained for a period of one year. At the collection, expenditure, and reporting of the end of one year, any remaining funds school impact fees; provided,that such Inter- shall be retained by the City, but must be ex- local Agreement complies with the provisions pended for the District, consistent with the of this Section. provisions of this Section. The notice require- ment set forth above shall not apply if there 2. The District shall establish a School Im- are no unexpended or unencumbered bal- pact Fee Account with the Office of the King ances within the account or accounts being County Treasurer, who serves as the Trea- terminated. surer for the District.The Account shall be an interest-bearing account, and the school im- 8. A developer may request and shall re- pact fees received shall be prudently in- ceive a refund, including interest earned on vested in a manner consistent with the the impact fees, when: investment policies of the District. a. The developer does not proceed to 3. For administrative convenience while finalize the development activity as re- processing the fee payments, school impact quired by statute or City Code or the Uni- fees may be initially deposited in the City ac- form Building Code, and count known as the"School Impact Fee Fund,"with interest earned retained by the b. No impact on the District has re- District. As soon as advisable, the City shall suited. "Impact" shall be deemed to in- deposit the school impact fees collected for clude cases where the District has the District in the District's School Impact Fee expended or encumbered the impact Account. fees in good faith prior to the application for a refund. In the event that the District 4. The City shall retain five percent (5%) of has expended or encumbered the fees in all fees collected to pay for its costs in admin- good faith, no refund shall be forthcom- istering this Section. ing. However, if within a period of three (3)years,the same or subsequent owner J. ADOPTION OF THE DISTRICT of the property proceeds with the same or CAPITAL FACILITIES PLAN AND substantially similar development activ- SUBMISSION OF THE ANNUAL ity,the owner shall be eligible fora credit. UPDATES AND REPORT AND DATA: The owner must petition the City and pro- vide receipts of impact fees paid by the 1. The 1998 Capital Facilities Plan of the owner for a development of the same or District is hereby adopted by reference by the substantially similar nature on the same City as part of the Capital Facilities Element property or some portion thereof. The of the City's Comprehensive Plan. City shall determine whether to grant a credit, and such determinations may be 2. On an annual basis,the District shall sub- appealed by following the procedures set mit the following materials to the City: forth in subsection G of this Section. 9. Interest due upon the refund of impact a. The annual update of the District's fees required by this Section shall be calcu Capital Facilities Plan; lated according to the average rate received b. An updated fee calculation based on by the City or the District on invested funds the formula in Attachment A to Ordinance throughout the period during which the fees 4808, and a revised fee schedule (At were retained and paid by the governmental tachment B to Ordinance 4808); and (Revised 12/99) 1 -20.4 4-1-170A c. An annual report on the School Im- 4-1-170 LAND USE REVIEW FEES: pact Fee Account, showing the source and amount of all monies collected, A.APPLICATION TYPE: FEE AMOUNT: Now, earned, or received, and the public im- Annexation Expense for provements that were financed in whole postage or in part by impact fees. Appeal of Hearing Examiner's Decision, Administrative Deci- K. REVIEW: sion, or Environmental Deci- The fee schedule established in this Section shall sion $75.00 be reviewed and updated by the Council on an Binding Site Plan $1,000.00 annual basis after the Council receives the Dis- trict's Plan and data required under subsection J Comprehensive Plan of this Section. The review may occur in conjunc- Amendment $1,000.00 tion with the annual update of the Capital Facili- Conditional Approval Permit: ties Element of the City's Comprehensive Plan. Hearing Examiner Review $500.00 L. SPECIAL FUND CREATED: Administrative Review $250.00 There is hereby created a special City fund Conditional Use Permit: known as the "School Impact Fee Fund" into which all school impact mitigation fees will be de Hearing Examiner Review $2,000.00 posited. Administrative Review $1,000.00 Environmental Impact State- 100%of costs of M. CITY NOT RESPONSIBLE: ment/Draft and Final coordination, The City will use its best efforts to collect such review and fees during its ordinary administrative process, appeals1 SUCK fees as are due under this Section and con-'When the City is the lead agency for a proposal requiring an sistent with the Interlocal Agreement between the Environmental Impact Statement(EIS)and the Environmental City and the District, as that Agreement may be Review Committee(ERC)determines that the EIS shall be w' amended from time to time, but shall not be re- prepared by employees of the City,the City may charge and sponsible to the District for failure to collect such collect a reasonable fee from any applicant to cover costs in- fees. curred by the City in preparing the EIS.The ERC shall advise the applicant(s)of the projected costs for the EIS prior to ac- tual preparation;the applicant shall post bond or otherwise N. SEVERABILITY: ensure payment of such costs.The ERC may determine that If any portion of this Section is found to be invalid the City will contract directly with a consultant for preparation or unenforceable for any reason, such finding of an EIS,or a portion of the EIS,for activities initiated by some person or entity other than the City and may bill such shall not affect the validity or enforceability of any costs and expenses directly to the applicant.The City may re- other subsection of this Section. (Ord. 4808, quire the applicant to post bond or otherwise ensure payment 11-1-1999) of such costs.Such consultants shall be selected by mutual agreement of the City and applicant after a call for proposals. If a proposal is modified so that an EIS is no longer required, the ERC shall refund any fees collected under this subsection which remain after incurred costs are paid.The City may col- lect a reasonable fee from an applicant to cover the cost of meeting the public notice requirements of this Title relating to the applicant's proposal.The City shall not collect a fee for performing its duties as a consulted agency.The City may charge any person for copies of any document prepared un- der this Title,and for mailing the document,in a manner pro- vided by chapter 42.17 RCW. 4'41rrr 1 - 20.5 (Revised 12/99) 4-1-170B A.APPLICATION TYPE: FEE AMOUNT: A. APPLICATION TYPE: FEE AMOUNT: Environmental Checklist: Temporary Permit $100.00 Less than $100,000 project Temporary Permit Sign value $400.00 Deposit(refundable) $25.00 $100,000 or more project value $1,000.00 Variance—Administrative $100.00 Variance—Board of Adjust- Environmental review/sensi- ment or Hearing Examiner $500.00 tive lands or lands covered by Waiver water, except minor residential $100.00 additions or modifications $1,000.00 (Ord. 4648, 1-6-1997;Amd. Ord. 4802, Hobby Kennel License (one 10-25-1999) time fee) $20.00 - Grading and Filling Permit $2,000.00 B. JOINT LAND USE APPLICATIONS: For joint land use applications,applicant shall pay Lot Line Adjustment $450.00 full for the most expensive(major)application and Manufactured/Mobile Home one-half for related applications. (Ord. 4491, Park: 12-19-1994, Amd. Ord. 4560, 11-13-1995, Ord. Tentative $500.00 4613, 6-17-1996) Preliminary $2,000.00 C. REFUND OF LAND USE Final $1,000.00 APPLICATION FEES: Open Space Classification The filing fees as set forth in the fee schedule for Request $30.00 the City are established to defray the cost of post- ing and processing and the proceedings in con- Plats: nection with a land use application. The Building Short Plat $1,000.00 and Zoning Director may authorize the refunding of not more than eighty percent(80%)of the total Preliminary Plat $2,000.00 application fees paid provided the applicant pre 1400 - Final Plat $1,000.00 sents a written request to withdraw or cancel prior Planned Unit Development: to the routing of the application for staff review. (Ord. 3933, 8-26-1985) Eighty percent(80%) of Tentative Plan $500.00 the applicable fee will be refundable if the applica- Preliminary Plan $2,000.00 tion is withdrawn prior to circulation by the Plan- ning Staff.After circulation (and review has Final Plan $1,000.00 begun) no refund of base fees will be authorized. Rezone: (Ord. 4491, 12-19-1994; Amd. Ord. 4560, 11-13-1995; Ord. 4613, 6-17-1996) Less than 10 acres $2,000.00 10 to 20 acres $3,000.00 More than 20 acres $4,000.00 Routine Vegetation Manage- ment Permit $75.00 Shoreline Substantial Devel- opment Permit: Under$100,000 value $500.00 $100,000 or more value $1,000.00 Site Plan Approval (Level I or Level II): Hearing Examiner Review $2,000.00 Administrative Review $1,000.00 011 Special Permit $2,000.00 (Revised 12/99) 1 -20.6 4-1-180A 4-1-180 UTILITY FEES: held latecomer's fees if the property front- ing the improvements legally subdivides *ore A. LATECOMER'S FEES: by plat, short plat, binding site plan, etc. The burden of establishing the segrega- 1. Authorized: The City may impose pri- tion by legal description, number of units vate latecomer charges on the developer to and map would be on the party owing the recover the costs associated with the cre- fee and not the City.The subdivider or pe- ation of the Latecomer Agreement, and the titioner of the segregation is required to collection and distribution of reimbursement pay a seven hundred fifty dollar($750.00) of fees collected for the developer under the processing fee for staff work. agreement.The imposition, collection, pay- ment and other specifics concerning these b. Relief Due to Two(2)Similar Facil- charges are detailed in Chapter 9-5 RMC, ities: The Planning/Building/Public Latecomer's Agreements. Works Administrator, or the Administra- tor's designee, based on good sound en- Procedure Fee Amount gineering practices,will consider relieving Processing fee $500 if amount covered by a parcel of a latecomer's fee/assessment if the property has a benefit from either (Nonrefundable) latecomer's is$20,000 or less (but not both)of two (2) similar facilities. $1,000 if amount covered by The Planning/Building/Public Works Ad- latecomer's is between ministrator or the Administrator's desig- $20,000 and$100,000 nee will make the decision based on $2,000 if amount covered by engineering and policy decisions as to latecomer's is greater than which facility(s)benefit and/or are utilized by the parcel and the assessment due $100,000 would be that associated with the utilized Latecomer's 15%of total amount to be facility. If there are no engineering or pol- Agreement— collected if amount covered by icy reasons that support the selection of °,,;o,, Administration, latecomer's is$20,000 or less one facility over the other, the City shall processing and 10% if amount covered by give the applicant the choice of facilities to collection fee latecomer's is between utilize. $20,000 and$100,000 c. Relief Due to Future Subdivision: 5% if amount covered by At the time the latecomer's agreement is latecomer's is greater than formed,and as a condition of the latecom- $100,000 er's agreement,the City may require that Fee to be collected by the assessment against a parcel be divid- deduction from each individual ed such that a single family residential latecomer fee payment and the connection will be assessed based upon balance forwarded to the holder the size of a typical single family residen- of the latecomer's agreement tial lot in that area. The remainder of the pursuant to RMC 9-5-9, cost attributed to said site will be due at Tender of Fee such time as the parcel develops further Segregation pro- $750 either by subdivision or increased densi- cessing fee, if ty' applicable d. Partial Release of Properties Due to Subdivision: The Planning/Building/ (Ord. 4443, 3-28-1994;Amd. Ord. 4890, Public Works Administrator or the Admin- 2-5-2001) istrator's designee will consider relieving a part of the latecomer's assessment if a 2. SEGREGATION AND RELIEF OF subdivision of the property severed a link- LATECOMER'S FEES: age between a resulting lot and the street frontage (containing latecomer's im- a. Segregation of Fees:The City shall provement(s)). Relief may be granted so grant a segregation of private developer long as a proposed lot does not have di- 1 -20.7 (Revised 5/01) 4-1-1806 rect access to or front footage on the street right-of-way containing improve- ment(s) and will not and cannot benefit from the improvements. (Ord. 4443, 3-28-1994) B. PUBLIC WORKS PLAN REVIEW AND INSPECTION FEES: (For replacements and improvements in the pub- lic right-of-way, easements or public property: streets,drainage, sewer and water service): All developers,municipal or quasi-municipal entities, or utility corporations or companies,except those specifically exempted, shall pay fees under this Section. Excepted entities include City-fran- chised cable TV, natural gas,telephone,and electrical power. Half of this fee must be paid upon application and the remainder when the per- mit(s)is issued.There are additional construction permit fees which are also payable upon issu- ance. The fee will be based upon percentages of the estimated cost of improvements using the fol- lowing formula: (Ord. 4345, 2-17-1992) 1.STREET AND UTILITY PLAN REVIEW AND INSPECTION FEES Estimated Construction Fee Amount: Cost:The applicant must submit separate, itemized cost estimates for each item of improvement sub- ject to the approval by the Public Works Plan Review Section $100,000.00 or less 5%of cost Over$100,000.00 but less 5%of the first than $200,000.00 $100,000.00,plus 4% of cost over $100,000.00 Over$200,000.00 5%of the first $100,000.00,plus 4% of cost over $100,000.00 but less than $200,000.00, plus 3%of cost $200,000.00 and over (Ord. 4345, 2-17-1992) (Revised 5/01) 1 -20.8 4-1-180C 2. WATER METER INSTALLATION FEES Type"of Wa#er Service: .' ' ` `dee —CITY INSTALLED: The following fees are and Repairs Nitre payable at the time of application of water meter(s). Installation fees for ring $200.00 and cover castings Water Meter Size Fee Service size reductions $50.00 3/4"meter installed by City $600.00 (full Water service $250.00 within City limits installation) disconnection $240.00 (drop in) Meter resets $50.00 3/4"meter installed by City $700.00 (full Repair of damage to $50.00 outside City limits installation) service 1"meter installed by City $1,100.00 (full Watermain connections $400.00 installation of stub Watermain cut and cap $1,000.00 service and meter) Water quality/ $40.00 each $250.00 (drop in) inspection/purity tests 1-1/2"meter installed by $2,400.00 (full Specialty water tests Cost of test plus City installation of stub (lead, copper, etc.) $40.00 processing fee service and meter) Water turn ons/offs $60.00 $300.00 (drop in) after hours 2"meter installed by City $2,800.00(full Chlorination pump $40.00 per day plus installation of stub rental $30.00 per man for service and meter) staff assistance to $370.00 (drop in) install and operate pump ($1,000.00 refundable deposit). (Ord. 4287,8-13-1990) No hourly charge for maintenance work on 3. METER PROCESSING FEES—APPLI- equipment CANT INSTALLED: For meters larger than two inches(2"), applicant provides materials Installation of isolation Time and materials and installs. City charges a two hundred dol- valve $2,000.00 deposit lar($200.00) processing fee. (Ord.4287, New water line All water line 8-13-1990) chlorination fee chlorination jobs will cost a minimum of C. PUBLIC WORKS CONSTRUCTION $250.00. PERMIT FEES: If water chlorination job The following public works construction permit is greater than 250 fees are payable at or prior to the time of con- lineal feet (I.f.),then struction permit issuance. each additional lineal foot above the first 250 1. WATER CONSTRUCTION PERMIT I.f. will cost$0.15 per FEES: additional lineal foot. Type of Water Service Fee Miscellaneous water Time and materials installation fees and Repairs Water meter tests for $40.00 (Ord. 4552, 9-18-1995; Amd. Ord. 4764, 3/4"to 2"meter 2-22-1999) Water meter tests for Time and materials meters greater than 2" cost ($60.00 deposit) Open and close fire hy- Time and materials drants for fire flow tests ``"` conducted by others 1 -21 (Revised 4/99) 4-1-180D 2. WASTEWATER CONSTRUCTION 5. FRANCHISE WORK WITHIN RIGHT- PERMIT IGHTPERMIT FEES: OF-WAY, EASEMENTS,AND PUBLIC PROPERTY—INSPECTION AND PLAN Type of New Wastewater :,= Wastewater REVIEW FEES(CABLE TV, NATURAL Service Permit Fee GAS,TELEPHONE, ELECTRICAL): Residential $60.00 Payable at or prior to the time of construction permit issuance.A bond as stipulated in RMC Commercial $80.00 9-10-5, Street Excavation Bond, is also Industrial $100.00 required. (Ord. 3205, 3-20-1978) Repair of any of the above $20.00 Special Permit to Connect $10.00 1=rontageiength'of RepIa e to Private Sewage Dis- mentsand Improvements and/ Permit Fee posal System or Project Scale, Amount Small work, including trenching $50.00 (Ord. 4287, 8-13-1990) less than sixty(60) linear feet or installation of six(6) or less utility 3. SURFACE WATER CONSTRUCTION poles PERMIT FEES: All other work $50.00 plus Type of New Surface Water Surface Water $40.00 per Service Permit Fee hour Residential $20.00 (Ord. 3832,8-13-1984) Commercial $50.00 Industrial $100.00 D. RELEASE OF EASEMENT FEES: Repair $10.00 The imposition, collection, payment and other specifics concerning this charge are detailed in (Ord. 3832,8-13-1984) chapter 9-1 RMC, Easements. 4. WORK IN RIGHT-OF-WAY— Type of Fee Fee Amount CONSTRUCTION PERMIT: (Utility and Filing fee $100.00 Street/Sidewalk Improvements): A bond as stipulated in RMC 9-10-5, Street Excavation Processing fee $100.00 Bond, is required. (Ord. 4443, 3-28-1994) Frontage Length of Improve- ment(sidewalks,curbs, exca- E. RIGHT-OF-WAY USE PERMIT FEES— vations,improvements)— Permit Fee, REVOCABLE PERMITS FOR THE USE OF Except Franchises Amount EXCESS PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY: Less than 35 feet in length $30.00 These fees are payable at the time of application. 35 to 100 feet in length $60.00 The imposition,collection,payment and other specifics concerning this charge are detailed in Greater than 100 feet in length $90.00 chapter 9-2 RMC, Excess Right-of-Way Use. (Ord. 4287, 8-13-1990) Type of Use Fee Amount Exception: No permit fee shall be charged Single family and $10.00 annually,plus leasehold for individual homeowners for work in street two-family uses excise tax2, if applicable rights-of-way for street tree or parking strip it All uses without 0.5% per month of property rigation systems. (Ord. 3832, 8-13-1984) public benefit value1 of land to be utilized, plus leasehold excise tax2, if applicable. Payable yearly in advance. (Kevised 4199) 1 - 22 4-1-180F Type of Use Fee Amount 2. Exemptions for Special Assessment Uses with public 0.5%per year of assessed_ District Fees: benefit value of land adjoining the property, plus leasehold excise a. Segregation of Fees:The City shall tax2, if applicable. In no case grant segregation of special assessment less than ten dollars ($10.00). district fees on large parcels of land if Payable yearly in advance. they are legally subdivided by plat, short plat, binding site plan,etc.The burden of 1Right-of-Way Value:Right-of-way value shall be based on establishing the segregation by legal de- the assessed value of the land adjoining the property as estab- lished by the King County Assessor. scription,number of units and map would 2Leasehold Excise Tax:There is hereby imposed a lease be on the party owing the fee and not the hold excise tax against fees so determined which are two hun- City.The subdivider or petitioner of the dred fifty dollars($250.00)per annum or more.Such tax shall segregation is required to pay a seven be imposed at the rate as established by the State of Washing- hundred fifty dollar($750.00)processing ton,Department of Revenue.(Ord.4053,4-6-1987) fee for staff work. (Ord. 4443, 3-28-1994) b. Relief Due to Two(2)Similar Facil- Insurance Required: Public liability and property ities: The Planning/Building/Public damage insurance is also required pursuant to Works Administrator or the Administra- RMC 9-2-5B, Minimum Permit Requirements for tor's designee based on good sound en- Excess Right-of-Way Use. (Ord. 4087, gineering practices will consider relieving 10-12-1987) a parcel of a special assessment district fee/assessment if the property has a ben- Exception for Public Agencies:A no fee permit efit from either(but not both) of two (2) may be issued only when the applicant is a public similar facilities. The Planning/Building/ agency and when the proposed use of the right- Public Works Administrator or the Admin- of-way consists of the provision of a direct service istrator's designee will make the decision to the public (e.g., METRO applications for right- based on engineering and policy deck 1rr' of-way for bus shelters). (Ord. 4053, 4-6-1987) sions as to which facility(s)benefit and/or are utilized by the parcel,and the assess- F. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT ment due would be that associated with CHARGES: the utilized facility. If there are no sound engineering or policy reasons that indi- 1. Applicability: The special assessment cate one facility over the other, the City charge is a fee that enables the City to recover shall give the applicant the choice of facil a pro rata portion of the original costs of public ities to utilize. works improvements (water systems, sani- tary sewer systems, stormwater drainage c. Relief Due to Future Subdivision: systems, and street improvements including At the time the special assessment dis- signalization and lighting)which would benefit trict is formed, and as a condition of the from future connections to,or future users of, special assessment district,the City may improvements to the City's infrastructure that divide the assessment against a parcel were not installed by LIDs or by a private de- such that a single family residential con- veloper under a latecomer agreement. The nection will be assessed based upon the imposition, collection, payment and other size of a typical single family residential specifics concerning these charges are de- lot in that area.The remainder of the cost tailed in chapter 9-16 RMC, Special Assess attributed to said site plus interest will be ment Districts. Interest may be charged due at such time as the parcel develops pursuant to RMC 9-16-6, Payments to City. further either by subdivision or increased (Ord. 4444, 3-28-1994; Ord.4505, density. 4-10-1995) d. Partial Release of Properties Due to Subdivision: The Planning/Building/ Public Works Administrator or the Admin- istrator's designee will consider relieving a parcel of the special assessment, if a 1 -23 (Revised 2/01) 4-1-180G subdivision of the property severed a H. TEMPORARY SURFACE WATER linkage between a resulting lot and the CONNECTION FEES: street frontage (containing special as- sessment improvement(s)), so long as a One-Time Temporary proposed lot does not have direct access Connections Fee Amount to or front footage on street right-of-way Temporary connections Annual fee equal to containing the improvements) and will to the City's surface water ten percent(10%) of not and cannot benefit from the improve- collection system may be the current system ments. (Ord. 4444, 3-28-1994) granted for a one-time, development charge temporary,short-term use applicable to that G. STREET AND ALLEY VACATION of a portion of the prop- portion of the prop- FEES: erty for a period not to erty, but not less The imposition, collection, payment and other exceed three (3)consec- than three hundred specifics concerning this charge are detailed in utive years fifty dollars($350.00) chapter 9-14 RMC, Vacations. per year 1 1Said fee shall be paid annually(nonprorated),and shall be Type of Fee Fee Amount nonrefundable,nontransferable(from one portion of the property to another)and shall not constitute a credit to the Filing fee $250.00 payable at time of system development charge due at the time of permanent application use of the utility system.The application for temporary con- Processing and $250.00 payable upon Council vection shall consist of a detailed plan and a boundary line of the proposed development service area for use in the fee completion fee approval of the vacation determination. Appraisal fees Pursuant to RMC 9-14-10 (Ord. 4506, 4-10-1995) (Ord. 4266,4-16-1990) I. SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT CHARGES (SDC)—WATER, WASTEWATER AND SURFACE WATER: The City may hold and charge certain other fees similar to special assessment district charges which are NoMO commonly referred to as"system development charges"pursuant to subsections 12b, 13b and 14b of this Section. (Ord. 4505, 4-10-1995)These fees are payable prior to construction permit issuance or, in the ab- sence of a construction permit, prior to building permit issuance. The imposition, collection, payment and other specifics concerning these individual charges are detailed in the following Sections. Wastewater Fee Surface Water Fee 1.Type of Land Use: Water Fee Amount: Amount: Amount: Single family resi- dence $1,105.00 per unit $760.00 $525.00 Dwelling unit within a mobile or manufac- $885.00 per unit $610.00 $525.00 tured home park Multi-family $665.00 per unit, except $455.00 per unit, except $0.183 per square foot of CD and COR zones where CD and COR zones where new impervious surfacing, fee is based on gross area fee is based on gross area but not less than$525.00 All other uses $0.154 per gross square $0.106 per gross square $0.183 per square foot of foot of property, but not foot of property, but not new impervious surfacing, less than $1,105.00 less than $760.00 but not less than $525.00 (Ord. 4506, 4-10-1995; Ord. 4526; Ord. 4508; Ord. 4525; Ord. 4875, 12-4-2000) (Revised 2101) 1 -24 4-1-1801 2. Charges for Property Not Previously (Amd. Ord. 4872, 11-20-2000; Ord. Assessed—Sanitary Sewer: 4875, 12-4-2000) fir, a. Fund and Method of Payment:The iv. Other: For all other properties special connection charge imposed shall except City properties, 10.6 cents be paid into the Waterworks Utility Con- ($0.106) per square foot of property struction Fund. (Ord. 4205, 2-20-1989) connected but not less than seven hundred sixty dollars ($760.00). The charge shall be paid in cash when- (Amd. Ord. 4872, 11-20-2000; Ord. ever such connection is requested. (Ord. 4875, 12-4-2000) 4415, 8-16-1993) v. Payment: Fees are incurred b. System Development Charge: In upon the granting by the City of a addition to sewer connection permit fees building permit or a construction per- as required by ordinance and the rules mit, but are payable at the time con- and regulations promulgated thereunder, struction permits are issued for there is hereby imposed upon, and the connection to or extension of the owners of properties which have not pre- public-sewer;or in the absence of the viously been assessed or charged or requirement for a public works per- borne an equitable share of the cost of mit, then at the time of granting the the City's sewer distribution system shall building permit. All other sanitary pay, prior to any connection to a City sewer service applicants shall pay sewer main,the system development these fees at the time of building charge which shall be assessed against sewer application. (Amd. Ord. 4872, any property which has not participated 11-20-2000; Ord. 4875, 12-4-2000) in the development of the sewer system, which system shall include lift stations, vi. Fees Upon Sale: Fees are due force mains, interceptors and other col- immediately if the party owing the fee Nome lection mains, and shall be assessed at sells to a third party, unless the third the rate of: party agrees to pay the charge, in writing,with the amount owing to the i. Single Family: Seven hundred City set forth in that writing, and fur- sixty dollars ($760.00) per single ther the City agrees that the third family residence. (Amd. Ord. 4872, party shall be responsible for that fee 11-20-2000; Ord. 4875, 12-4-2000) after determination that such an agreement would be in the City's ii. Mobile/Manufactured Homes: best interest. The burden of estab- Six hundred ten dollars($610.00)per lishing the agreement would be on dwelling unit located in mobile home the party owing the fee and not on parks and manufactured home the City, and would be in the City's parks.(Amd.Ord.4872, 11-20-2000; best interest. (Amd. Ord. 4872, Ord. 4875, 12-4-2000) 11-20-2000; Ord. 4875, 12-4-2000) iii. Multi-Family: Four hundred vii. Definition: When the phrase fifty-five dollars ($455.00) per multi- "property which has not participated family residence, except in the Cen- in development of the system" is ter Downtown (CD) and Center Of- used in this Section, it shall mean fice/Residential (COR) zoned areas any of the following: which shall be assessed in accor- dance with subsection 12b(iv) of this • First Time Server Connection: Section. Mixed use buildings with Any property which has not paid over fifty percent (50%) of the floor a system development charge space used for multi-family resi- for the property based upon the dences shall be assessed at the rate square footage of the property of four hundred fifty five dollars and which is connecting to ($455.00)per multi-family residence. Renton's sewer system for the 1 - 25 (Revised 2/01) 4-1-1801 first time (including but not lira- (Proposed domestic meter(s)Ga- ited to new construction, or con- pacity in gallons per minute version from septic system). (GPM)— Existing domestic meter(s) capacity in GPM/Pro- • Further Development or Sub- • posed domestic meter(s)capac- division: Any property which ity in GPM)x SDC Fee=Amount has not paid a system develop- owed. Fire flow meters are not ment charge for the property included in this calculation. For based upon the square footage example, a redevelopment of the property that is to be project that involves a change served by the utility and is devel- from a single family home on a oping or subdividing further. For ten thousand (10,000) square example, one single family resi- foot lot with a five-eighths inch by dence on a five (5) acre tract three-quarter inch meter(5/8'x which has paid seven hundred 3/4", a standard single family sixty dollars($760.00) under this meter)that has a safe operating Section to connect to a sewer capacity of twenty (20) gallons system will have paid only for per minute (GPM), to a four(4) - -- one, seven thousand one hun- unit multi-family dwelling with a dred sixty five (7,165) square one and one-half inch (1-1/2") foot lot at the rate of 10.6 cents meter with a safe operating ca- ($0.106). Additional charges pacity of one hundred (100) would be applied to any addi- GPM can apply to pay for the fol- -• tional development on the prop- lowing prorated charge: erty at the time of development. (100 GPM—20 GPM/100 GPM) • Larger or Additional Water = 0.8 Meters: Any property which has not paid a system development 0.8 x (10,000 sq.ft. x$0.106/sq. charge for the property based ft.) =$848.00 upon the square footage of the property that is to be served by Without the redevelopment the utility and that requests or re- credit,this project would have quires a larger or additional do- paid$0.106/sq.ft.x 10,000 sq.ft. mestic water meter(s)will trigger =$1,060.00. a utility system development charge. The City will determine the safe maximum operating capacities of • Redevelopment Credit: An op- all meter sizes using American - tion exists for receiving a rede- Water Works Association tables velopment credit for property (see subsection 14b(ix) of this which has not previously paid in Section). The fee paid shall be full a system development recorded and applied to the total charge.A redevelopment project system development charge ap- that requires a larger water plicable for the parcel.Reduction meter, or additional domestic in water meter capacity shall not water meter(s), will trigger the result in a payment from the City sewer utility system develop- to the applicant. ment charge. However, any par- cel that currently has water • Fire Protection Credit: Installa- service is eligible for a prorated tion of a water meter solely for a system development charge. fire protection system,such as a 440 This prorated development new hydrant or fire sprinkler sys- charge is based on the following tem, shall not trigger a sewer formula: system development fee. (Amd. (Revised 2/01) 1 -26 4-1-1801 Ord. 4872, 11-20-2000; Ord. single straight line would not achieve 4875, 12-4-2000) substantial equity, then additional lines may be drawn to include sub- Noe viii. Short-Term Use: Temporary stantial open space areas in the ex- connections to the City's sewage emption. For purposes of this system may be granted for a one- exemption, substantial open space time, temporary, short-term use of a areas shall be at least one hundred portion of the property for a period thousand (100,000) square feet in not to exceed three (3) consecutive area.Lines shall not be drawn closer years. Permission for temporary con- than fifteen feet (15') to any struc- nection may be granted upon pay- ture. ment of an annual fee equal to ten percent (10%) of the current system • Nonexempt Areas:Parking lots, development charge applicable to driveways, walkways, similar ar- that portion of the property, but not eas and required landscape ar- less than seven hundred fifty dollars eas shall not be part of the ($750.00)per year. Said fee shall be exempt area. paid annually (nonprorated), and shall be nonrefundable, nontransfer- • Administrative Fees:The appli- able(from one portion of the property cant shall pay the City's adminis- to another)and shall not constitute a trative costs for the preparation, credit to the system development processing and recording the charge due at the time of permanent segregated fee.At the time of ap- use of the utility system.The applica- plication for system development tion for temporary connection shall charge segregation the applicant consist of a detailed plan and a shall pay the administrative fee of boundary line of the proposed devel- seven hundred fifty dollars opment service area for use in the ($750.00). fee determination. (Amd. Ord. 4872, 11-20-2000; Ord.4875, 12-4-2000) • Restrictive Covenants:The ex- emption must be memorialized ix. City-Owned Property: No sys- by means of a restrictive cove- tem development charge will be col- nant running with the land. lected on City-owned properties.The Should the property exempted benefits to the utility from the use of under this Section later develop, other City properties such as utility then that property shall pay the easements, lift stations and other system development charge in benefits offset the amount of the sys- place at the time of development. tem development charge. • Interpretation of Partial Pay- x. Limited Exemptions: A limited ment: The Administrator of the exemption to the system develop- Planning/Building/Public Works ment charge will be granted to mu- Department shall make the final nicipal corporations for portions of decision on the interpretation of property subject to the system devel- this limited exemption and the opment charge to the extent that achievement of substantial eq- those specific areas available and uity. maintained at all times for public use (e.g., ballfields adjacent to a school xi. Calculation of Charge: When building) shall be segregated from calculating the area to be charged the fee determination as herein pro- the system development charge, un- vided. In applying this exemption to developed greenbelt and major the extent possible, a single straight easements within the property shall line shall be drawn across the prop- not be included in the square footage —w erty separating the exempt property for the calculation of the charge. from the property to be charged. If a When determining whether property 1 -27 (Revised 2/01) 4-1-1801 is undeveloped greenbelts or major centage-based prorated basis pro- easements, the inquiry should be to portional to the percentage of the recorded easements or dedications parcel which will be developed.The or restrictions on the Comprehensive application shall consist of a detailed Plan or zoning maps or City policies plan, drafted to current adopted City that would prevent development of standards, of the proposed develop- significant usages.This exemption is ment,which shall include a proposed intended not to charge property that boundary line for the system devel- is undevelopable. opment charge fee determination, and a statement of the total area of xii. Exemption for Wetland: the property and the area of the de- When calculating the area to be veloped portion in square feet. The charged the system development following criteria shall determine the charge, Class 1 and 2 wetlands are partial payment of fees: exempt. It is the responsibility of the property owner or applicant to submit • Application of Provisions:This a.study determining the classifica- provision shall apply to all devel- tions as Class 1 and/or 2 wetlands opments with the exception of and a legal description of said wet- single family residential and mo- lands so that these portions of the bile home developments. property can be exempted from the development charge. Classification • Determination of Charge: The of wetlands will be based upon the system development charge rating system as outlined in RMC shall be determined on the basis 4-3-110, Wetland Regulations, and of the percentage of a property any subsequent amendments that is developed(existing devel- thereto. opment plus proposed develop- ment). xiii. Segregation Criteria and Rules:The ability exists for the seg- • Full Development: For the pur- regation of the system development pose of this Code, full develop- charge in the partial development of ment is considered to be sixty a large parcel of property. This seg- percent (60%) property cover- regation shall be based on the follow- age for multi-family development ing criteria and rules: and eighty percent(80%) prop- erty coverage for commercial, in- • Segregation by Plat or Short dustrial, mixed use,and all other :Plat: The system development development.Property coverage charge shall be determined on is defined as the portion of the the basis of the specific platted property supporting buildings, properties being developed re- driveways and sidewalks, park- gardless of the parcel size. Un- ing areas, grass and landscape platted or large-platted parcels areas, public access areas, may be platted or short-platted storm drainage facilities and de- prior to development, in which tention ponds, and improve- - case the system development ments required for mitigation of charge will be applied to the spe- environmental impacts under the cific platted lots being devel- State Environmental Policy Act oped. (SEPA). xiv. Partial Payment: The ability • Developed Area: The "devel- exists for the partial payment of the oped area"shall include, but not system development charge based be limited to,all contiguous exist- upon percentage of the property de- ing developed land for which the veloped. The owner may apply for system development charges partial payment of the fee on a per- have not been paid: all existing (Revised 2101) 1 -28 4-1-1801 and proposed buildings, drive- trative costs for the preparation, ways and sidewalks, parking ar- processing and recording of the eas,grass and landscape areas, partial payment of the fee.At the '' public access areas,storm drain- time of application for system de- age facilities and detention • velopment charge partial pay- ponds, and improvements re- ment the applicant shall pay the quired for mitigation of environ- administrative fee of seven hun- mental impacts. dred fifty dollars ($750.00). • Formula: Determination of par- • Interpretation: The Administra- tial payment shall be performed tor of the Planning/Building/Pub- by dividing the"developed area" lic Works Department shall make by eighty percent (80%) (sixty the final decision on interpreta- percent (60%)for multi-family tion of the partial payment of sys- development)of the total area of tem development charges. the property, and multiplying this number by the sewer system de- 3. Charges for Property Not Previously velopment charge fee assess- Assessed-Surface Water: ment for the entire property. a. Fund and Method of Payment:The • Partial Payment Fees: The par- charges imposed by this Section shall be tial payment of fees shall be by paid into the Surface Water Utility Con- formal, written agreement which struction Fund.The charge shall be paid shall be recorded as a restrictive in cash whenever such connection is re- covenant running with the land. quested, or application may be made by The restrictive covenant shall list such property owner to provide for the the percentage of the system de- payment thereof by an installment con- velopment charge fee that has tract if the amount is in excess of five ,; ✓ been paid for the property. The hundred dollars ($500.00), with interest percentage of the system devel- at the rate of ten percent (10%) per an- opment charge fee that has been num,computed annually on unpaid bal- paid for the property shall be de- ances, which contract shall provide for a fined by dividing the"developed minimum down payment of not less than area"by eighty percent (80%) ten percent (10%) of such total connec- (sixty percent (60%)for multi- tion charges hereinabove set forth pay- family development) of the total able upon execution of such contract, area of the property, and multi- and the balance thereof to be paid in not plying this number by one hun- more than twenty (20) quarterly install- dred percent (100%). ments payable on each January 1, April 1,July 1 and October 1.Such installment Should the property partially paid for contracts shall provide that any unpaid under this Section later develop,then balance may be paid in full in any year at that property shall pay the system the time the first quarterly payment of development charge fee in place at such year is due and payable, shall de- the time of development. Should the scribe the property served by the water, property partially paid for under this and shall be duly acknowledged by the Section later be subdivided,then the property owner and be recorded by the partial payment credit shall run with Administrator of the Planning/Building/ the subdivided lots. The burden of Public Works Department in the office of establishing that the partial payment the County Auditor at the expense of has been made would be on the such property owner. Delinquent pay- party owing the fee and not on the ments under such installment contracts City. shall be a lien upon the described prop- erty as provided for in RCW 35.67.200, • Administrative Fees:The appli- and enforceable in accordance with cant shall pay the City's adminis- RCW 35.67.220 through 35.67.280. As 1 -29 (Revised 2/01) acct. 4-1-1801 an additional and concurrent method of lection system; or, in the absence of enforcing such lien,the water service to the requirement of a public works such property may be disconnected in permit, then at the time of granting accordance with RCW 35.67.290 and the building permit.(Amd.Ord.4872, this Code until such time as all delinquent 11-20-2000; Ord. 4875, 12-4-2000) payments have been paid in full. Upon full payment of such installment contract, iv. When Due: Fees are due im- the Administrator of the Planning/Build- mediately, notwithstanding subsec- ing/Public Works Department,on behalf tion 13b(iii)of this Section, if the party of the City,shall execute and deliver unto owing the fee sells to a third party, the property owner a release of such lien, unless the third party agrees to pay which shall be recorded, at the expense the charge, in writing, with the of the property owner, with the King amount owing to the City set forth in County Auditor's office. All installment that writing, and further the City payments so made shall be applied first agrees that the third party shall be re- to interest accrued to date, and the bal- sponsible for that fee after determin- anceto principal. ing that such an agreement would be in the City's best interest.The burden b. System Development Charge: of establishing that the agreement There is hereby imposed upon, and the would be in the City's best interest owners of properties which have not would be on the party owing the fee been assessed or charged or borne an and not on the City.(Amd.Ord.4872, equitable share of the cost of the City's 11-20-2000; Ord. 4875, 12-4-2000) surface water collection system and sur- face water facilities shall pay, prior to v. Definition: When the phrase connection to a City surface water collec- "property which has not participated tion system,the system development in development of the system" is charge,which shall be assessed against used in this Section, it shall mean any property that has not participated in any of the following: the development of the surface water col- lection system, and shall be assessed at • First Time Surface Water Con- the rate of: nection:Any property which has not paid a system development i. Residences and Mobile charge for the property based Homes: Five hundred twenty five upon the square footage of new dollars ($525.00) per single family impervious surface of the prop- residence and mobile home dwelling. erty and which is connecting to (Amd.Ord. 4872, 11-20-2000; Ord. Renton's surface water collec- 4875, 12-4-2000) tion system for the first time (in- cluding but not limited to new ii. Other Properties: For all other construction). properties except City properties, 18.3 cents ($0.183) per square foot • Further Development or Sub- of new impervious area of property division: Any property which proposed by the permit application, has not paid a system develop- but not less than five hundred twenty ment charge for the property five dollars ($525.00). (Amd. Ord. based upon the square footage 4872, 11-20-2000; Ord. 4875, of new impervious surface of 12-4-2000) property that is to be served by the utility and is developing or iii. Issuance of Permits: Fees are subdividing further.For example, incurred upon the granting by the one single family residence on a City of a building permit, but are pay- five(5)acre tract which has paid able at the time construction permits five hundred twenty five dollars are issued for connection to or exten- ($525.00) under this Section to 4•0610 sion of the public surface water col- connect to a surface water col- (Revised 2101) 1 - 30 4-1-1801 lection system will have paid only ter collection system may be granted for one, seven thousand one for a one-time,temporary,short-term hundred sixty five(7,165)square use of a portion of the property for a foot lot at a rate of 18.3 cents period not to exceed three (3) con- ($0.183) per square foot of im- secutive years. Permission for tern- pervious area. Additional porary connection may be granted charges would be applied to any upon payment of an annual fee equal additional development on the to ten percent (10%) of the current property at the time of develop- system development charge applica- ment. ble to that portion of the property,but not less than three hundred fifty dol- • Runoff Quantity Control: Any lars ($350.00) per year. Said fee property for which one hundred shall be paid annually(nonprorated), percent(100%) of the surface and shall be nonrefundable, non- water runoff quantity control re- transferable (from one portion of the quirements can be met by infil- property to another) and shall not tration systems, as allowed by constitute a credit to the system de- code, will be exempted from the velopment charge due at the time of surface water charge. permanent use of the utility system. The application for temporary con- • Existing Developments: Prop- nection shall consist of a detailed erty that was developed before plan and a boundary line of the pro- the effective date hereof is ex- posed development service area for empted from the connection use in the fee determination. charge. Any rebuilding, change in use or additions to exempted vii. City-Owned Property: No sys- property that does not require tem development charge will be col- additional surface water runoff lected on City-owned properties.The listsle capacity will not trigger a new benefits to the utility from the use of connection charge. However, other City properties such as utility when property is redeveloped or easements,wells and other benefits, the use changed or intensified offset the amount of the system de- such that a larger surface water velopment charge. drainage capacity is necessary, then any application for rebuild- viii. Limited Exemptions: A lim- ing will trigger a utility connection ited exemption to the system devel- charge. "Surface water drainage opment charge will be granted to mu- capacity"is defined as computed nicipal corporations for portions of maximum peak rate runoff from property subjectto the system devel- the site prior to entering public or opment charge to the extent that private stormwater facilities. Im- those specific areas available and provements to existing single maintained at all times for public use family residential units such as (e.g., ballfields adjacent to a school additions, decks, small sheds building) shall be segregated from and other minor improvements the fee determination as herein pro- are exempt from the system de- vided. In applying this exemption to velopment charge unless a new the extent possible, a single straight connection to the Renton surface line shall be drawn across the prop- water utility collection system is erty separating the exempt property proposed or required as part of from the property to be charged. If a the permit application. (Amd. single straight line would not achieve Ord. 4872, 11-20-2000; Ord. substantial equity, then additional 4875, 12-4-2000) lines may be drawn to include sub- stantial open space areas in the ex- Nom"` vi. Short-Term Use: Temporary emption. For purposes of this exemp- connections to the City's surface wa- tion, substantial open space areas 1 -31 (Revised 2/01) 4-1-1801 shall be at least one hundred thou- significant usages.This exemption is sand (100,000) square feet in area. intended not to charge property that Lines shall not be drawn closer than is undevelopable. fifteen feet(15') to any structure. • x. Exemption for Wetlands: • Parking Areas: Parking lots, When calculating the area to be driveways, walkways, similar ar- charged the system development eas and required landscape ar- charge, Class 1 and 2 wetlands are eas shall not be part of the exempt. It is the responsibility of the exempt area. property owner or applicant to submit a study determining the classification • Administrative Fees:The appli- as Class 1 and/or 2 wetlands and a cant shall pay the City's adminis- legal description of said wetlands so trative costs for the preparation, that these portions of the property processing and recording the can be exempted from the develop- segregated fee. At the time of ment charge. Classification of wet- application for a system develop- lands will be based upon the rating ment charge fee segregation the system as outlined in RMC 4-3-110, applicant shall pay the adminis- Wetland Regulations, and any sub- trative fee of seven hundred fifty sequent amendments thereto. dollars ($750.00). xi. Segregation Criteria: The abil- • Restrictive Covenants:The ex- ity exists for the segregation of the emption must be memorialized system development charge in the by means of a restrictive cove- partial development of a large parcel nant running with the land. of property.This segregation shall be Should the property exempted based on the following criteria and under this Section later be devel- rules: oped or sold, then that property shall pay the system develop- • Segregation by Plat or Short ment charge in place at the time Plat: The system development of development or property sale. charge shall be determined on the basis of the specific platted • Interpretation of Exemption: properties being developed re- The Administrator of the Plan- gardless of the parcel size. Un- ning/Building/Public Works De- platted or large-platted parcels partment shall make the final may be platted or short-platted decision on the interpretation of prior to development, in which - this limited exemption and the case the system development achievement of substantial eq- charge will be applied to the spe- uity. cific lots being undeveloped. ix. Calculation of Charge: When • Segregation by Administrative calculating the area to be charged the Determination: For the partial connection charge, undeveloped development of a large tract of greenbelt and major easements property the owner may apply for within the property shall not be in- a segregation of the surface wa- cluded in the square footage for the ter system development charge calculation of the charge.When de- for the specific portion of the termining whether property is unde- property to be developed. The veloped greenbelt or major ease- application shall consist of a de- ments,the inquiry should be to tailed plan, drafted to current recorded easements, dedications or adopted City standards, of the restrictions on the Comprehensive proposed development, which Plan or zoning maps or City policies shall include a proposed bound- that would prevent development of ary line for the system develop- (Revised 2/01) 1 - 32 1 4-1-1801 ment charge determination. The Boundary Line: The boundary boundary line shall be defined by line for the segregation of system an acceptable legal description development charge shall be es- *wee The following criteria shall deter- tablished by survey and legal de- mine the segregation of fees: scription and shall not be closer than fifteen feet(15') to any Segregated Areas: Minimum structure. size of area segregated for de- termination and payment of sys- Interpretation: The Administra- tem development charge shall tor of the Planning/Building/pub- be five (5) acres. lic Works Department shall make the final decision on interpreta- Remnant Parcel: Minimum size tion of the segregation of system of the remnant parcel of undevel- development charges. oped property for which the sys- tem development charge is xii. Regional Improvements:If an deferred shall be five (5) acres. applicant's project proposes to solve a regional drainage problem, over Administrative Fees:The appli- and above the requirements to miti- cant shall pay the City's adminis- gate their project's impacts,the value trative costs for the preparation, of the additional improvement shall processing and recording the be credited toward the system devel- segregated fee.At the time of ap- opment charges due. The applicant plication for system development must provide the Administrator of the charge segregation the applicant Department of Planning/Building/ shall pay the administrative fee of Public Works with the costs of the seven hundred fifty dollars drainage improvements and a sug- ($750.00). gested method of calculating the "%so, costs due to the extra work done to Fee Segregation: The segrega- solve a regional drainage problem. tion of fees shall be by formal, The Administrator will make the final written agreement which shall be decision on the amount of the credit. recorded as a restrictive cove- In no instance shall the credit dupli- nant running with the land. cate a latecomer's agreement such Should the property exempted that the applicant will be paid twice, under this Section later develop, nor may the credit against the con- then that property shall pay the nection charge exceed the connec- system development charge in tion charge (i.e., no payment to the place at the time of development. applicant under this Section). Segregated Area: The segre- xiii. Request for Agreement:Any gated area shall include, but not party extending utilities that may be limited to,all contiguous exist- serve other than that party's property ing developed land for which the may request a latecomer's agree- system development charge ment from the City. Any party re- have not been paid;all proposed quired to oversize utilities may buildings; driveways and side- request that utility participate in the walks; parking areas; grass and cost of the project. landscape areas; public access areas;storm drainage facilities xiv. Inspection and Approval and detention ponds; and im- Fees: In addition to other permits provements required for mitiga- and fees, there will be an inspection/ tion of environmental impacts approval fee for on-site and off-site under the State Environmental replacement and improvements Policy Act (SEPA). which shall be identical to that speci- fied in chapter 9-10 RMC, Street Ex- 1 - 33 (Revised 2101) 4-1-1801 cavations, and any subsequent iii. Multi-Family:Six hundred sixty amendments thereto. five dollars($665.00)per multi-family residence, except in the Center 1000. c. Credit:If any such property for which Downtown (CD) and Center Office/ a system development charge has been Residential (COR) zoned areas paid thereafter is included in a local im- which shall be assessed in accor- provement district for the construction of dance with subsection 14b(iv) of this a surface water collection system of the Section. Mixed use buildings with same or similar nature,then the principal over fifty percent(50%) of the floor amount so paid shall be credited to the space used for multi-family resi- assessment against such property and dences shall be assessed at the rate such amount shall be paid from the Sur- of six hundred sixty five dollars face Water Utility Construction Fund into ($665.00)per multi-family residence. such Local Improvement District Fund. (Amd. Ord. 4872, 11-20-2000; Ord. (Ord. 4506, 4-10-1995) 4875, 12-4-2000) 4. Charges for Property Previously Not iv. Other: For all other properties Assessed—Water: except City properties, 15.4 cents ($0.154) per square foot of property a. Fund and Method of Payment:The connected but not less than one charges imposed by this Chapter shall be thousand one hundred five dollars paid into the Waterworks Utility Construc- ($1,105.00). (Amd. Ord. 4872, tion Fund. 11-20-2000; Ord. 4875, 12-4-2000) The charge shall be paid in cash when- v. Payment: Fees are incurred ever such connection is requested. (Ord. upon the granting by the City of a 4415, 8-20-1993) building permit or a construction per- mit, but are payable at the time con- b. Special Water Utility Connection struction inspection permits are Charge: There is hereby imposed upon, issued for connection to or extension and the owners of properties which have of the public water main; or in the ab- not been assessed or charged or borne sence of the requirement of a public an equitable share of the cost of the works permit,then at the time of City's water distribution and water plant granting the building permit.All other facilities shall pay, prior to connection to water service applicants shall pay at a City water main,the system develop- the time the water meter application ment connection charge which shall be is issued. (Amd. Ord. 4872, assessed against any property that has 11-20-2000; Ord. 4875, 12-4-2000) not participated in the development of the watersystem,which system shall include vi. Fees Upon Sale: Fees are due the wells, pump stations, reservoirs and immediately if the party owing the fee transmission mains,shall be assessed at sells to a third party, unless the third the rate of: party agrees to pay the charge, in writing,with the amount owing to the i. Single Family: One thousand City set forth in that writing, and fur- one hundred five dollars ($1,105.00) ther the City agrees that the third per single family residence. (Amd. party shall be responsible for that fee Ord. 4872, 11-20-2000; Ord. 4875, after determining that such an agree- 12-4-2000) ment would be in the City's best inter- est. The burden of establishing that ii. Mobile/Manufactured Homes: the agreement would be in the City's Eight hundred eighty five dollars best interest would be on the party ($885.00)per dwelling unit located in owing the fee and not on the City. mobile home parks and manufac- (Amd. Ord. 4872, 11-20-2000; Ord. tured home parks. (Amd. Ord. 4872, 4875, 12-4-2000) 11-20-2000; Ord. 4875, 12-4-2000) (Revised 2101) 1 - 34 4-1-1801 vii. Definition: When the phrase tional water meters or a fire hy- "property which has not participated drant are necessary, or when no in development of the system"is water meter was obtained be- 'Nome used in this Section, it shall mean fore, such as property on a well, any of the following: • then any application for the initial water meter or a larger water • First Time Water Connection: meter or installation of a fire hy- Any property which has not paid drant will trigger a system devel- a system development charge opment charge, except as for the property based upon the provided herein. square footage of the property and which is connecting to For the purposes of this policy, Renton's water system for the such property when applying for first time (including but not lim- an initial or larger water meter or ited to new construction, or con- installing a fire hydrant or irriga- version from a private well). tion meter shall be property that has not been previously as- • Further Development or Sub- sessed. (Amd. Ord. 4872, division: Any property which 11-20-2000; Ord. 4875, has not paid a system develop- 12-4-2000) ment charge for the property based upon the square footage viii. Redevelopment Credit: An of the property that is to be option exists for receiving a redevel- served by the utility and is devel- opment credit for property which has oping or subdividing further. For not previously paid in full a system example, one single family resi- development charge. A redevelop- dence on a five (5) acre tract ment project that requires a larger which has paid one thousand water meter, or additional water Nome one hundred five dollars meters,or a fire protection service for ($1,105.00)under this Section to sprinklers,or a fire hydrant will trigger connect to a water system will the water utility system development have paid only for one, seven charge. However, any parcel that thousand one hundred sixty five currently has water service is eligible (7,165)square foot lot at a rate of for a prorated system development 15.4 cents ($0.154). Additional charge.This prorated redevelopment charges would be applied to any charge is based on the following for- additional development on the mula: property at the time of develop- ment. (Proposed domestic meter(s)ca- pacity in gallons per minute—Ex- • Existing Developments: Prop- isting domestic meter(s)capacity erty that was developed before in GPM/Proposed domestic the effective date of the first de- meter(s) capacity in GPM) x velopment charge ordinance in SDC Fee =Amount owed. Fire 1974 is exempted from the con- flow meters are not included in nection charge. Any rebuilding, this calculation. change in use or additions to ex- empted property that does not For example, a redevelopment require additional water usage project that involves a change such that a fire hydrant, larger from a single family home on a meter or irrigation meter is nec- ten thousand (10,000) square essary will not trigger a new con- foot lot with a five-eighths inch by nection charge. However, when three-quarter inch meter(5/8"x property is redeveloped or the 3/4", a standard single family "So"y use changed or intensified such meter) that has a safe operating that a larger water meter or addi- capacity of twenty (20) gallons 1 - 35 (Revised 2/01) 4-1-1801 per minute (GPM),to a four(4) unit multi-family dwelling with a one and one-half inch (1-1/2") meter with a safe operating ca- pacity of one hundred (100) GPM can apply to pay the follow- ing prorated charge: (100 GPM—20 GPM/100 GPM) x$1,540.00=$1,232.00 Without the redevelopment credit, this project would have paid 15.4 cents per square foot ($0.154/sq.ft.) x 10,000 sq. ft. = $1,540.00 (Revised 2/01) 1 - 36 4-1-1801 The City will determine the safe maximum operating capacities of all meter sizes using American Water Works Association tables(see below).The fee paid shall be recorded and applied as a partial payment to the total system development charge applicable for the par- 140i"'' cel. Reduction in meter capacity shall not result in a payment from the City to the applicant. (Amd. Ord. 4872, 11-20-2000; Ord. 4875, 12-4-2000) ix. WATER METER EQUIVALENCIES for purposes of calculating redevelopment credit: Safe Maximum Operating Meter Size in Inches Capacity(GPM) 5/8"Equivalency 3/4"Equivalency 5/8 20 1.00 5/8 x 3/4 20 1.00 3/4 30 1.50 1.00 1 50 2.50 1.67 1-1/2 100 5.00 3.33 2 160 8.00 5.33 3 300 15.00 10.00 4 500 25.00 16.67 6 1000 50.00 33.33 8 1600 80.00 53.33 10 2300 115.00 76.67 12 3375 168.75 112.50 20 8250 412.50 275.00 (Ord. 4526, 6-12-1995) x. Prorated System Development both prorated system develop- Fee for Fire Protection Improve- ment fees would be charged. ments: Payment of said fees would be recorded and applied to the total • An option exists for receiving a system development charge ap- credit for fire protection improve- plicable for the parcel. In no case ments for property which has not shall the total of the prorated sys- previously paid in full a system tem development charge(s) be development charge. Installation more than the total system de- of a water meter solely for a fire velopment charge applicable for protection system,such as a new the parcel. hydrant or fire sprinkler system shall be charged a fee equal to xi. Short-Term Use: Temporary thirty percent (30%) of the sys- connections to the City's water sys- tem development charge appli- tern may be granted for a one-time, cable to the parcel.Thirty percent temporary, short-term use of a por- (30%) is the amount the water tion of the property for a period not to utility has expended throughout exceed three (3)consecutive years. its system for fire flow protection. Permission for temporary connection This fee shall be recorded and may be granted upon payment of an applied as a partial payment to annual fee equal to ten percent the total system development (10%)of the current system develop- charge applicable for the parcel. ment charge applicable to that por- tion of the property, but not less than • If a project both increases water seven hundred fifty dollars($750.00) 'Nome meter capacity and installs a fire per year. Said fee shall be paid annu- protection system the total of 1 -36.1 (Revised 2/01) 4-1-1801 ally (nonprorated), and shall be non- refundable, nontransferable (from one portion of the property to an- (Revised 2101) 1 -36.2 .ono.. 4-1-1801 other) and shall not constitute a the extent possible, a single straight credit to the system development line shall be drawn across the prop- lokipi charge due at the time of permanent erty separating the exempt property use of the utility system.The applica- from the property to be charged. If a tion for temporary connection shall single straight line would not achieve consist of a detailed plan and a substantial equity, then additional boundary line of the proposed devel- lines may be drawn to include sub- opment service area for use in the stantial open space areasin the ex- fee determination. emption. For purposes of this exemp- tion, substantial open space areas xii. Installation of a Water Meter: shall be at least one hundred thou- Installation of a water meter solely for sand (100,000) square feet in area. the purpose of providing irrigation Lines shall not be drawn closer than water to City right-of-way is ex- fifteen feet(15') to any structure. empted from the connection charge. Installation of a water meter dedi- • Nonexempt Areas:Parking lots, cated solely for the purpose of provid- driveways, walkways, similar ar- ing irrigation water for private land- eas and required landscape ar- scaping (exempt meter)will be eas shall not be part of the charged a fee equal to ten percent exempt area. (10%) of the water system develop- ment charge applicable to the prop- • Administrative Fees:The appli- erty.Said fee shall be nonrefundable, cant shall pay the City's adminis- nontransferable(from one portion of trative costs for the preparation, the property to another)and shall not processing and recording the constitute a credit to the system de- segregated fee. At the time of velopment charge due at the time the application for system develop- fee may beassessed against the ment charge fee segregation the '`.►' property by another use of the utility applicant shall pay the adminis- system.At the applicant's option,the trative fee of seven hundred fifty full water system development dollars($750.00). charge may be paid instead of the ten percent(10%) payment described • Restrictive Covenants: The ex- herein. emption must be memorialized by means of a restrictive cove- xiii. City-Owned Systems: No nant running with the land. system development charge will be Should the property exempted collected on City-owned properties. under this Section later be devel- The benefits to the utility from the use oped or sold, then that property of other City properties such as utility shall pay the system develop- easements,wells and other benefits, ment charge fee in place at the offset the amount of the system de- time of development or property velopment charge. sale. xiv. Limited Exemptions:A lim- • Interpretation of Exemption: ited exemption to the system devel- The Administrator of the Plan- opment charge will be granted to mu- ning/Building/Public Works De- nicipal corporations for portions of partment shall make the final property subject to the system devel- decision on the interpretation of opment charge to the extent that this limited exemption and the those specific areas available and achievement of substantial eq- maintained at all times for public use uity. (e.g., ballfields adjacent to a school Nome building) shall be segregated from xv. Calculation of Charges: the fee determination as herein pro- When calculating the area to be vided. In applying this exemption to charged the system development 1 -37 4-1-1801 charge, undeveloped greenbelt and standards, of the proposed develop- major easements within the property ment,which shall include a proposed shall not be included in the square boundary line for the system devel- footage for the calculation of the opment charge fee determination, *4.100 charge. When determining whether and a statement of the total area of property is undeveloped greenbelts the property and the area of the de- or major easements, the inquiry veloped portion in square feet.The should be to recorded easements, following criteria shall determine the dedications or restrictions on the partial payment of fees: Comprehensive Plan or zoning maps or City policies that would prevent • Application of Provisions:This development of significant usages. provision shall apply to all devel- This exemption is intended not to opments with the exception of charge property that is undevelop- single family residential and mo- able. bile home developments. xvi. Exemption for Wetlands: • Determination of Charge: The When calculating the area to be system development charge charged the development charge, shall be determined on the basis Class 1 and 2 wetlands areas are ex- of the percentage of a property empt. It is the responsibility of the that is developed(existing devel- property owner or applicant to submit opment plus proposed develop- a study determining the classification ment). as Class 1 and/or 2 wetlands and a legal description of said wetlands so • Full Development: For the pur- that these portions of the property pose of this Code, "full develop- can be exempted from the develop- ment" is considered to be sixty ment charge. Classification of wet- percent(60%)property coverage lands will be based upon the rating for multi-family development and system as outlined in RMC 4-3-110, eighty percent(80%) property Wetland Regulations, and any sub- coverage for commercial, indus- sequent amendments thereto. trial, mixed use and all other de- velopment. "Property coverage" xvii. Segregation by Plat or Short is defined as the portion of the Plat: The system development property supporting buildings, charge shall be determined on the driveways and sidewalks, park- basis of the specific platted proper- ing areas, grass and landscape ties:being developed regardless of areas, public access areas, theeparcel size. Unplatted or large- storm drainage facilities and de- platted parcels may be platted or tention ponds and improvements short-platted prior to development, in required for mitigation of environ- which case the system development mental impacts under the State charge will be applied to the specific Environmental Policy Act lots being developed. (SEPA). xviii. Segregation Criteria: The • Developed Area: The"devel- ability exists for the partial payment oped area"shall include, but not of the system development charge be limited to,all contiguous exist- based upon percentage of the prop- ing developed land for which the erty developed. The owner may ap- system development charges ply for partial payment of the fee on a fees have not been paid; all ex- percentage-based prorated basis isting and proposed buildings, proportional to the percentage of the driveways and sidewalks, park- parcel which will be developed. The ing areas, grass and landscape application shall consist of a detailed areas, public access areas, plan, drafted to current adopted City storm drainage facilities and de- 1 -38 4-1-200 tention ponds and improvements partial payment of the fee.At the required for mitigation of environ- time of application for system de- mental impacts under the State velopment charge fee partial Environmental Policy Act payment the applicant shall pay (SEPA). the administrative fee of seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00). • Formula: Determination of par- tial payment shall be performed • Interpretation of Partial Pay- by dividing the"developed area" ments: The Administrator of the by eighty percent(80%) (sixty Planning/Building/Public Works percent (60%) for multi-family Department shall make the final development)of the total area of decision on interpretation of the the property,and multiplying this partial payment of special utility number by the system develop- connection charges. ment charge fee assessment for the entire property. c. Credit:If any such property for which a system development charge has been • Partial Payment Fees: The par- paid thereafter is included in a local im- tial payment of fees shall be by provement district for the construction of formal, written agreement which a water main of the same or similar na- shall be recorded as a restrictive ture, then the principal amount so paid covenant running with the land. shall be credited to the assessment The restrictive covenant shall list against such property and such amount the percentage of the system de- shall be paid from the Waterworks Utili- velopment charge that has been ties Fund into such Local Improvement paid for the property. The per- District Fund. (Ord. 4508, 4-10-1995) centage of the system develop- ment charge fee that has been paid for the property shall be de- 4-1-190 MITIGATION FEES: fined by dividing the"developed Refer to City of Renton Resolution #3100 Traffic area"by eighty percent (80%) Mitigation Fees, Resolution #3082 Park Mitiga- (sixty percent (60%)for multi tion Fees, and Resolution #2913 Fire Mitigation family development) of the total Fees. area of the property, and multi- plying this number by one hun- dred percent (100%). 4-1-200 EXTRA FEES: Should the property partially paid Whenever any application is to be handled under for under this Section later de- the terms of any portion of the_City's land use velop,then that property shall codes, adopted codes, or the Uniform Building pay the system development Code, and that application is so large, compli- charge fee in place at the time of cated or technically complex that it cannot be development. Should the prop- handled with existing City staff,then an additional erty partially paid for under this fee can be charged which is equivalent to the ex- Section later be subdivided,then tra costs incurred by the City of Renton to pay: the partial payment credit shall run with the subdivided lots.The A. Overtime costs, burden of establishing that the partial payment has been made B. The pro rata costs of additional employees would be on the party owing the necessary to handle the application, fee and not on the City. C. The costs expended to retain the qualified • Administrative Fees:The appli- consultants to handle the project, and cant shall pay the City's adminis- trative costs for the preparation, D. Any general administrative costs when di- processing and recording of the rectly attributable to the project. 1 - 39 (Revised 11/01) 4-1-210 Such fees shall be charged only to the extent in- curred beyond that normally incurred for process- ing an application. (Ord. 4596, 4-8-1996) Nome When the application or development plans are modified so as to require additional review by the City beyond the review normally required for like projects, at the discretion of the Development Services Director, an additional fee may be charged at seventy five dollars($75.00)per hour. (Ord. 4491, 12-19-1994,Amd.Ord. 4560, 11-13-1995, Ord. 4613, 6-17-1996) 4-1-210 WAIVED FEES: To encourage owner-occupied housing in the CD and RM-U zones, certain development and miti- gation fees for"For Sale"housing may be waived. Fees which may be waived include building per- mit fees, utility system development charges, Public Works plan review and inspection fees, and impact fees.Waived mitigation fees will be replenished, at the Council's discretion, from tax revenues from the projects.These fee waivers are effective for building permits issued after Au- gust 13,2001, and will sunset on October 1, 2004, unless extended by City Council action. (Ord. 4913, 8-27-2001) NIS (Revised 11/01) 1 -40 Chapter 2 LAND USE DISTRICTS This Chapter last amended by Ord. 4917, September 17, 2001. SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 4-2-010 ZONES AND MAP DESIGNATIONS ESTABLISHED 1 A. Comprehensive Plan Designations 1 B. Zoning Map 1 C. Zoning Districts 1 D. Additional Restrictions on Land Use 1 4-2-020 PURPOSE AND INTENT OF ZONING DISTRICTS 1 A. General 1 B. Resource Conservation Zone (RC) 2 C. Residential-1 du/acre (R-1) 2 D. Residential-5 du/acre (R-5) 2 E. Residential-8 du/acre (R-8) 2 F. Residential Manufactured Home Park Zone (RMH) 2 G. Residential-10 du/acre (R-10) 2 H. Residential-14 du/acre (R-14) 3 I. Residential Multi-Family(RM) 3 Aintiost J. Convenience Commercial Zone (CC) 3 K. Center Neighborhood Zone (CN) 3 L. Center Suburban Zone (CS) 3 M. Commercial Arterial Zone (CA) 4 N. Center Downtown (CD) 4 O. Commercial Office Zone (CO) 4 P. Center Office Residential Zone (COR 1, COR 2 and COR 3) 4 Q. Industrial-Light Zone (IL) 4 R. Industrial-Medium Zone (IM) 4 S. Industrial-Heavy Zone (IH) 4.1 T. Public Use Zone (P-1) 5 4-2-030 ZONING MAP INTERPRETATION 5 A. Boundaries 5 B. Differences in Street Layout 5 C. Conflict Between Zoning Map and Chapter Text 5 D. Conflict Between Zoning Map and Legal Description of Rezone Ordinance 5 E. Designation of Special Zoning Categories and Time Limitations 5 F. Yearly Update of Map 5 4-2-040 ZONING REGULATION INTERPRETATION 5 A. Wireless Communication Facilities 5 1. Entire Lot Considered 5 2. Installation Not Considered an Expansion of Nonconformity 6 4-2-050 PERMITTED LAND USES ESTABLISHED 6 A. Categories of Uses Established 6 _ B. Zoning Use Tables Established 6 • 2 - 1 (Revised 11/01) IMS' SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER Ito lio'r C. Interpretation of Zoning Use Tables 6 1. Legend 6 2. Other Requirements Applicable 6 3. Additional Use-Related Conditions 7 4. Unclassified Uses 7 5. Specifically Prohibited Uses 7 6. Use Table Conflicts 7 4-2-060 ZONING USE TABLE 8 A. Agriculture, Resource Production and Animal Keeping 8 B. Residential 9 C. Retail Sales 11 D. Wholesale Sales 13 E. Cultural, Entertainment and Recreational 13 F. Office and Conference 14 G. Services 15 H. Transportation Services and Manufactured Home Sales 16 I. Storage 18 J. Manufacturing and Industrial 19 K. Commercial/Industrial Accessory Uses 23 L. Public Facilities 23 M. Schools— Public and Private 25 N. Miscellaneous Uses and Modifications to Development Standards 25 O. Prohibited Uses, Specifically Identified 26 ARO 4-2-070 ZONING USE TABLE 29 A. Resource Conservation (RC) 29 B. Residential-1 du/ac (R-1) 31 C. Residential-5 du/ac (R-5) 33 D. Residential-8 du/ac(R-8) 35 E. Residential Manufactured Homes (RMH) 37 F. Residential-10 du/ac (R-10) 39 G. Residential-14 du/ac (R-14) 41 U. Residential Multi-Family (RM) 43 I. Convenience Commercial (CC) 45 -J. Center Neighborhood (CN) 47 K. Center Suburban (CS) 50 L. Commercial Arterial (CA) 53 M. Center Downtown (CD) 56 N. Commercial Office (CO) 59 O. Center Office Residential (COR) 62 P. Industrial Light (IL) 64 Q. Industrial Medium (IM) 68 R. Industrial Heavy (IH) 72 4-2-080 CONDITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH ZONING USE TABLES 77 A. Subject to the Following Conditions 77 B. Employment Area Valley 91 _ C. Downtown Core Area 92 ! . D. Downtown Pedestrian District 93 (Revised 11/01) 2 - ii SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER kkaari 4-2-090 PUBLIC ZONE (P-1) . 94 A. Permitted Uses 94 1. Principal 94 2. Accessory Uses 94 3. Conditional Uses 94 4. Unclassified Uses 94 5. Secondary Uses 95 B. Prohibited Uses 95 C. Development Standards 95 1. Setbacks 95 a. Front Yards 95 b. Rear Yard (Interior) 95 c. Side Yards (Interior) 95 2. Special Setbacks 95 3. Height 95 4. Parking/Circulation 96 a. Access 96 b. Parking/Circulation 96 c. Parking Requirements 96 5. Signs 96 6. Noise 96 4-2-100 ZONING STANDARDS TABLES 96 3/410111,1 A. Standards Established 96 B. Tables 96 C. Interpretation of Tables 96 4-2-110 RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 97 A. Single Family Residential Zoning Designations (Primary and Attached Accessory Structures) 97 B. Single Family Residential Zoning Designations (Detached Accessory Structures) 102 C. Residential Manufactured Home Park Zoning Designation 105 D. Conditions for Single Family Zoning Designations 112 E. Illustrations 115 F. Residential Zoning Designations (Primary and Attached Accessory Structures) 120 G. Residential Zoning Designations (Detached Accessory Structures) 137 H. Conditions for Multi-Family Residential Zoning Designations 138.2 I. Illustrations 143 4-2-120 COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 147 A. Commercial Zoning Designations 147 B. Commercial Zoning Designations 154 C. Conditions for Commercial Zoning Designations 162.1 D. Illustrations 164.1 4-2-130 INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 166 A. Industrial Zoning Designations 166 B. Conditions for Industrial Zoning Designations 171 'NW 4-2-140 VIOLATIONS OF THIS CHAPTER AND PENALTIES 173 2-iii (Revised 8/00) J J J 4-2-020A 4-2-010 ZONES AND MAP MAP DESIGNATIONS ESTABLISHED: ZONE SYMBOL l' A. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Residential-14 DU/AC (R-14) DESIGNATIONS: Residential Multi-Family Urban (RM-U) Residential Multi-Family Suburban (RM-C) The City has been divided into comprehensive Residential Multi-Family Neighborhood (RM-N) land use designations: Residential Multi-Family Infill (RM-I) COMPREHENSIVE MAP Light Industrial (IL) PLAN DESIGNATION SYMBOL Medium Industrial (IM) Heavy Industrial (IH) Residential Rural (RR) Convenience Commercial (CC) Residential Single Family (RS) Center Neighborhood (CN) Residential Options (RO) Center Suburban (CS) Residential Planned Neighborhood (RPN) Arterial Commercial (CA) Residential Multi-Family Infill (RM-I) Center Downtown (CD) Center Neighborhood (CN) Commercial Office (CO) Center Suburban (CS) Center Office Residential (COR) Center Downtown (CD) Public Use (P-1) Center Office Residential (COR) (Ord. 4519, 5-15-1995) Center Institutional (CI) D. ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS ON Employment Area Commercial (EAC) LAND USE: Employment Area Office (EAO) Employment Area Industrial (EAI) Employment Area Valley (EAV) TYPE OF Convenience Commercial (CC) LAND USE ZONING MAP (Ord. 4519, 5-15-1995) RESTRICTION SYMBOL B. ZONING MAP: Auto Mall Restrictions Dot Pattern *kw B. Use Designation "P" This Chapter shall consist of the text hereof as well as that certain map marked and designated TYPE OF REFERENCE as the map of the Zoning Act of the City, which LAND USE OR CODE map is now on file in the office of the Clerk. Said RESTRICTION SECTION NO. Act, and each and all of the terms, are to be read and interpreted in the light of the contents of said Airport Use Restrictions RMC 4-3-020 map. (Ord.4302, 12-17-1990)The boundaries of Aquifer Protection the various districts shall be shown on the use Restrictions RMC 4-3-050 and area maps accompanying and hereby made Auto Mall Restrictions RMC 4-3-040 a part of this Code.(Ord. 1472, 12-18-1953;Amd. Downtown Core Area RMC 4-2-070M and Ord. 3101, 1-19-1977, eff. 1-1-1977) 4-2-080C Downtown Pedestrian C. ZONING DISTRICTS: District RMC 4-2-070M and The City is hereby divided into the following types 4-2-080D of zoning districts and the following map symbols Restrictive Covenants See Property Title are established: Report (Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) MAP ZONE SYMBOL 4-2-020 PURPOSE AND INTENT OF Resource Conservation (RC) ZONING DISTRICTS: Residential-1 DU/AC (R-1) Residential-5 DU/AC (R-5) A. GENERAL: Residential-8 DU/AC (R-8) The purpose statements for each zone and map Residential Manufactured Home (RMH) designation set forth in the following sections Residential 10 DU/AC (R 10) shall be used to guide interpretation and applica- 2 - 1 (Revised 101(X)) 4-2-020B tion of land use regulations within the zones and half (1/2) mile of the King County Urban Growth designations and any changes to the range of Area Line and to Residential Rural (RR) areas permitted uses within each zone through amend- with no significant environmental constraints. ments to the code. , The Residential-5 Dwelling Units Per Acre Zone B. RESOURCE CONSERVATION ZONE (R-5)will allow a maximum net density of five (5) (RC): dwelling units per acre.No minimum density is re- The Resource Conservation Zone (RC) is estab- quired. The subdivision of land shall require pro- lished to provide a semi-rural residential zone vision of sewer service in accordance with the which conserves open space, lands of local or City's subdivision regulations and Sewer Code. historical importance for agricultural uses and critical or resource areas.These regulations shall The clustering of development may be allowed to also assure that the use of land within and adja- meet objectives such as preserving significant cent to these lands shall not interfere with their natural features, providing neighborhood open continued use for the production of food and agri- space, or facilitating the provision of sewer ser- cultural products and that permitted uses are vice. (Ord. 4537, 6-19-1995) compatible with the functions and values of des- ignated critical or resource areas. E. RESIDENTIAL-8 DU/ACRE (R-8): The Residential-8 Dwelling Units Per Acre Zone The Resource Conservation Zone is intended to (R-8) is established for single family residential be a low density residential zone which provides dwellings with the goal of obtaining a density of separation between areas of more intense urban eight(8)dwellings units per acre. It is intended to uses; encourages or preserves semi-rural resi- prohibit the development of uses that are incom- dential uses; allows limited commercial farming patible with the residential environment.This zon- uses appropriate to semi-rural areas; and pro- ing designation may be permitted in an area tects environmentally sensitive areas such as designated as single family residential in the floodplains,wetlands,streams and aquifers,wild- Comprehensive Plan. life habitat and geologically hazardous areas. This zoning designation may be permitted in an F. RESIDENTIAL MANUFACTURED *000 area designated as Low Density Single Family HOME PARK ZONE (RMH): Residential (LDSF) in the Land Use Element of The Residential Manufactured Home Park Zone the Comprehensive Plan. (Ord. 4404, 6-7-1993) (RMH) is intended to protect established manu- factured home parks and to expand the variety of C. RESIDENTIAL-1 DU/ACRE (R-1): affordable housing types available within the City The Residential-1 Dwelling Unit Per Acre Zone limits (this zoning designation may be permitted (R-1)is established to provide and protect suitable in an area designated as Single Family (SF) and environments for low density single family resi- as Residential Options (RO) in the Comprehen- dential dwellings and limited farming uses associ- sive Plan). (Ord. 4404, 6-7-1993) ated with the residential use. It is further intended to protect open space,critical areas and resource G. RESIDENTIAL-10 DU/ACRE (R-10): areas, provide separation between urban uses The Residential-10 Dwelling Units Per Acre Zone and prohibit the development of incompatible (R-10) is established for medium density residen- uses that are detrimental to the residential or open tial development that will provide a mix of residen- space environment.This zoning designation may tial styles including detached dwellings, semi- be permitted in an area designated as Low Den- attached dwellings, attached townhouse and at- sity Single Family (LDSF) in the Land Use Ele- tached flat dwellings. It is designed to encourage ment of the Comprehensive Plan. (Ord. 4523, residential areas with better use of common and 6-5-1995) private open space, greater privacy and more en- ergy and resource efficient homes. The R-10 D. RESIDENTIAL-5 DU/ACRE (R-5): Zone is intended for areas that are designated as The Residential-5 Dwelling Units Per Acre Zone Residential Options (RO) on the Comprehensive (R-5) applies to the Residential Rural (RR) and Plan Land Use Map. Residential Single Family (RS) designations of the Comprehensive Plan. It is intended as an in- The intent of this Zone is twofold: (1)to create termediate density residential zone; applied to new residential neighborhoods on larger parcels Residential Single Family (RS) areas within one- (Revised 10/00) 2 -2 4-2-020L of land in a "traditional neighborhood" develop- lowed under this Zone will be identified by the ment style, and (2) create high quality infill devel- suffix which is applied. opment that increases density while maintaining the single family character of the existing neigh- 3. Where permitted: This zoning may be borhood.(Ord.4502,3-13-1995;Amd.Ord.4773, • permitted in the following areas as indicated 3-22-1999) by the Land Use Element of the Comprehen- sive Plan with bonuses: H. RESIDENTIAL-14 DU/ACRE (R-14): The purpose of the Residential-14 Dwelling Units a. "U"will occur in areas designated as Per Net Acre Zone (R-14) is to encourage devel- Center Downtown (25 to 100 du/acre to opment of new residential neighborhoods that 150 du/acre with bonus). provide a mix of detached dwellings, semi-at- tached dwellings, and attached dwelling struc- b. "C"will occur in areas designated as tures which are organized and designed to Suburban Center(10 to 20 du/acre). combine characteristics of both typical detached single family and small scale multi-family devel- c. "N"will occur in areas designated as opments. Structure size is intended to be limited Neighborhood Center(10 to 15 du/acre). in terms of bulk and scale so that the various unit types allowed in the zone are compatible with one d. "I"will occur in areas designated as another and can be integrated together into a Residential Multi-Family Infill (10 to 20 quality neighborhood. Project features are en- du/acre). (Ord. 4631, 9-9-1996) couraged such as yards for private use, common open spaces and landscaped areas which en- J. CONVENIENCE COMMERCIAL ZONE hance a neighborhood and foster a sense of com- (CC): munity. The purpose of the Convenience Commercial Zone(CC) is to provide for small-scale conve- Civic and limited commercial uses may be corn- nience retail/commercial centers intended to pro- bined with residential development when they vide for basic retail and service needs of the support the purpose of the designation. adjacent area.Uses serving a larger area may be appropriate if they also serve the residents of the The R-14 Zone is intended for areas that are des- immediate area and are compatible with the scale ignated as Residential Planned Neighborhood and character of the neighborhood in which they (RPN) of the Comprehensive Land Use Map. are located. (Ord. 4473, 9-12-1994) Reviewing Official approval of projects in the K. CENTER NEIGHBORHOOD ZONE R-14 Zone is contingent upon the determination (CN): that the proposed developments are compatible The purpose of the Center Neighborhood Zone with site characteristics and are consistent with (CN) is to provide for mixed use neighborhood the purpose of the R-14 designation and the Res- commercial centers located outside downtown idential Planned Neighborhood policies of the Renton. The Neighborhood Commercial Zone is Comprehensive Plan. (Ord. 4614, 6-17-1996) intended to provide suitable pedestrian-oriented environments for neighborhood-scaled retail and I. RESIDENTIAL MULTI-FAMILY (RM): commercial development, not to exceed thirty five thousand (35,000)gsf/use without a conditional 1. Purpose: The Residential Multi-Family use permit. It is intended that uses in a neighbor- Residential Zone (RM) is established to pro- hood commercial center be scaled and oriented vide and protect suitable environments for to serve the needs of the adjacent neighborhood multi-family dwellings. It is further intended to abutting the center. (Ord. 4404, 6-7-1993) promote uses that are compatible with a multi-family environment. L. CENTER SUBURBAN ZONE (CS): The purpose of the Center Suburban Zone (CS) 2. This Zone will normally be applied is to provide for mixed use commercial centers lo- with one of four(4) suffixes: "U" (Urban Gated outside downtown Renton.The Community Center), "C" (Suburban Center), "N" (Neigh- ',oweCommercial Zone is intended to provide suitable borhood Center) or"I" (Infill). The density al- environments for district-scaled retail and corn- 2 - 3 (Revised 12/99) 4-2-020M mercial development, not to exceed sixty five vice uses which support the primary uses of the thousand (65,000)gsf/use without a conditional site and are architecturally and functionally inte- use permit, that would serve more than one grated are permitted.Also, commercial uses neighborhood, but not provide Citywide services. which provide high economic value may be al *00100 - lowed if designed with the scale and intensity en- M. COMMERCIAL ARTERIAL ZONE (CA): visioned for the COR Zone. Policies governing The purpose of the Arterial Commercial Zone these uses are primarily contained in the Land (CA)is to provide suitable environments for"strip" Use Element, Center Office Residential section, commercial development.The CA Zone provides of the City's adopted Comprehensive Plan. The for a wide variety of retail sales and personal/pro- scale and location of these sites will typically de- fessional services primarily oriented to automo- note a gateway into the City and should be de- bile traffic along designated major arterial streets. signed accordingly(see also Land Use Element, This zoning designation is located in areas desig- Community Design—Gateways section). Since nated as Employment Area-Commercial in the the sites function as gateways, the site planning Comprehensive Plan. should incorporate features of interest and use for the users. N. CENTER DOWNTOWN (CD): The purpose of the Center Downtown Zone(CD) In order to address differing site conditions, and is to provide a mixed use commercial center serv- recognizing the gateway and environmentally ing a regional market as well as adjacent resi- sensitive features of these sites, this Zone is di- dences. Uses include a wide variety of retail vided into three(3)sections: COR 1,COR 2,and sales, personal and professional services, multi- COR 3. COR 1 and 2 share the same uses and family residential dwellings, recreation and enter- development standards, but differ in heights al- tainment uses and some light industrial uses. lowed. COR 3 shares a majority of uses allowed This Zone is intended for the Downtown District in COR 1 and COR 2 as well as most develop- only and meets Land Use Plan policy intent for ment standards, but differs primarily in densities that area. (Ord. 4404, 6-7-1993) allowed. COR 1 is applied to the property known as the Stoneway Concrete Site. COR 2 is applied O. COMMERCIAL OFFICE ZONE (CO): to the property known as the Port Quendall Site. The Commercial Office Zone(CO) is established COR 3 is applied to the property known as the to provide areas appropriate for professional, ad- Shuffleton Site. (Amd. Ord.4802, 10-25-1999) ministrative, and business offices and/or related uses. Office uses of various intensities are al- Q. INDUSTRIAL-LIGHT ZONE (IL): lowed in these areas to create an Employment The purpose of the Light Industrial Zone(IL) is to Center. In addition, a mix of secondary uses provide areas for low intensity manufacturing, in- which provide retail and service support to the dustrial services,distribution and storage in areas employees of these areas are allowed subject to designated as Employment Area-Industrial in the special conditions. Limited light industrial activi- Comprehensive Plan. Uses allowed in this District ties, which can effectively blend in with an office are generally contained within buildings, and ma- environment, are included as secondary uses as terial or equipment used in production are not are medical institutions, convalescent centers, stored outside. Activities in this District do not nursing homes and retirement residences. In generate external emissions such as smoke, keeping with adopted land use policies, the zone odor, noise,vibrations or other nuisances outside allows a mix of uses subject to special develop- the building. Compatible uses which directly ment standards, which are intended to ensure a serve the needs of other uses in the district are qualitative working environment. (Ord. 4649, also allowed. 1-6-1997) R. INDUSTRIAL-MEDIUM ZONE (IM): P. CENTER OFFICE RESIDENTIAL ZONE The purpose of the Medium Industrial Zone (IM) (COR 1, COR 2, and COR 3): is to provide areas for medium-intensity industrial The purpose of the Center Office Residential activities involving manufacturing, processing, Zone is to provide for a mix of intensive office and assembly and warehousing in areas designated residential activity in a high quality, master as Employment Area-Industrial in the Compre- planned development which is integrated with the hensive Plan. Uses in this District may require natural environment. Commercial retail and ser- some outdoor storage and may create some ex- '401110 ternal emissions of noise, odor, glare, vibration, (Revised 12/99) 2 -4 4-2-020S etc.,that are largely contained on site. Compati- ble uses which directly serve the needs of other uses permitted within the district are also allowed. Noire S. INDUSTRIAL-HEAVY ZONE (IH): The purpose of the Heavy Industrial Zone (IH) is to provide areas for high intensity industrial activ- ities involving heavy fabrication, processing of raw materials, bulk handling and storage, con- 2 -4.1 (Revised 12/99) This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 12/99) 2 -4.2 4-2-040A struction and heavy transportation in areas desig- D. CONFLICT BETWEEN ZONING MAP nated as Employment Area-Industrial in the AND LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF REZONE Comprehensive Plan. Uses in this District may re- ORDINANCE: Now, quire large outdoor areas in which to conduct their If any conflict exists between the adopting Zoning operations and produce environmental impacts • Map of the City and the text of any rezone ordi- beyond their own sites that require their isolation nance for any particular parcel of property, then from more sensitive land uses. Compatible uses the adopted Zoning Map will govern. Once any which directly serve the needs of other uses per- conflict is shown to exist, then the City Council miffed within the district are also allowed. (Ord. shall ask the administration to determine the 4404, 6-7-1993) source of the conflict and to make a recommen- dation for any future action by the Council. The T. PUBLIC USE ZONE (P-1): Council will then hold a public hearing to deter- The Public Zone (P-1) is established to provide mine if it wishes to take any future action to re- and protect suitable environments for social and solve the conflict or permit the Zoning Map physical services and facilities. This zoning clas- designation to continue to control. Notification of sification is generally limited to areas designated the public hearing will be given to the property as public/quasi-public in the Comprehensive owners and parties of record to the rezone. Plan. (Ord. 3722, 4-25-1983) E. DESIGNATION OF SPECIAL ZONING 4-2-030 ZONING MAP CATEGORIES AND TIME LIMITATIONS: INTERPRETATION: Properties having a zoning category subject to a time limitation, such as a Planned Unit Develop- ment(PUD)approval or reversionary zoning, and A. BOUNDARIES: those properties under contract rezone shall be The said district boundaries are, unless otherwise specially designated on the Zoning Map to indi- indicated, the centerlines of streets, alleys or lot cate their special nature and give notice to the lines as shown on the said maps.Where the loca- public that further inquiry into their zoning status tion of the boundaries in such districts, as indi- is necessary. '010•0, cated on these maps, are shown to be other than street,alley or lot lines, then such boundary shall F. YEARLY UPDATE OF MAP: be construed to be distance one hundred twenty The Zoning Map of the City of Renton shall be up- feet(120') from and parallel with the frontage dated and presented to the Council on a yearly street line, unless shown to be otherwise by a dis- basis for adoption by the Council as the formal tance in figures. and legal zoning classification for the properties within the corporate limits of the City. (Ord.4302, B. DIFFERENCES IN STREET LAYOUT: 12-17-1990) Where the street layout actually on the ground varies from that shown on the Zoning District Maps, the designations shown on the maps shall 4-2-040 ZONING REGULATION be applied by the Planning Commission to the INTERPRETATION: street as actually laid out so as to carry out the in- tent and purpose of the zoning plan of that district. A. WIRELESS COMMUNICATION (Ord. 1472, 12-18-1953, Amd. Ord. 3101, FACILITIES: 1-17-1977, eff. 1-1-1977) C. CONFLICT BETWEEN ZONING MAP 1. Entire Lot Considered: For purposes of AND CHAPTER TEXT: determining whether the installation of a tower or antenna complies with zoning devel- If any conflict between the Zoning District Map opment regulations, including but not limited and the text of this Chapter is deemed to arise, to setback requirements, lot coverage re- the text of the Chapter will prevail. quirements,and other such requirements,the dimensions of the entire lot shall control,even though the antennas or towers may be lo- cated on leased parcels within such lots. 2 -5 ar► 4-2-050A 2. Installation Not Considered an Expan- and located upon the same lot occupied by sion of Nonconformity: Towers that are the principal use. constructed, and antennas that are installed, in accordance with the provisions of this TEMPORARY USES: Uses of limited term or Chapter shall not be deemed to constitute the duration or uses within a nonpermanent expansion of a nonconforming use or struc- structure. Temporary uses may be estab- ture. A different existing use of an existing lished under special circumstances for some structure on the same lot shall not preclude temporary time period. the installation of an antenna or tower on such lot. (Ord. 4689, 11-24-1997) PROHIBITED USES:Any use which is not al- lowed in a given zone.Any use not specifically 4-2-050 PERMITTED LAND USES listed as a primary, secondary, conditional, temporary or accessory use shall be prohib- ESTABLISHED: ited, except those uses determined by the Zoning Administrator to be:(1)in keeping with A. CATEGORIES OF USES the purpose and intent of the zone; and (2) ESTABLISHED: similar in nature to a specifically listed pri- This Section establishes primary,secondary,con- mary, secondary, conditional, accessory, or ditional, temporary, accessory and prohibited temporary use. (Ord. 4523, 6-5-1995, Amd. uses, by zone,for all properties within the Renton Ord.4549, 8-21-1995, 2-12-1996; Ord.4587, City Limits. All uses are, in a given zone, one of 3-18-1996; Ord. 4595, 4-8-1996) seven (7) types: B. ZONING USE TABLES ESTABLISHED: PRIMARY USES: Land uses permitted out- The following tables establish whether a specific right within a zone, representing the predom- use is permitted in a zoning district and whether inant uses within the district. the use is allowed as"primary", "secondary", "conditional", "accessory", or"temporary" use. SECONDARY USES: Land uses permitted The zone district is located on the horizontal row within a zone subject to conditions specified and the specific use is located on the vertical Col- in the applicable section for that zone and de- umn of these tables. signed to make the uses compatible with pri- mary uses. Secondary uses will generally C. INTERPRETATION OF ZONING USE comprise a smaller proportion of the total TABLES: uses in the zone. Secondary uses are not subject to requirements different from those 1. Legend: The following letters have the that apply to primary uses except as provided following meanings when they appear in the in the zoning code. box at the intersection of the column and the row: CONDITIONAL USES(ADMINISTRATIVE): Land uses which may be permitted within a P Primary Use zoning district following review by the Zoning S Secondary Use Administrator to establish conditions mitigat- AD Conditional Use—Administrative ing impacts of the use and assure compatibil- H Conditional Use—Hearing Examiner ity with other uses in the district. AC Accessory Use T Temporary Use CONDITIONAL USES (HEARING EXAM- X Specifically Prohibited Use INER): Uses with special characteristics that would not generally be appropriate within a 2. Other Requirements Applicable: Any zoning district but may be permitted subject of the above uses are subject to the review to review by the Hearing Examiner to estab- procedures specified in chapter 4-9 RMC, lish conditions to protect public health,safety Procedures and Review Criteria, the devel- and welfare. opment standards of chapters 4-3, Environ- mental Regulations and Special Districts,4-4, ACCESSORY USES: Uses customarily inci- Property Development Standards, and 4-6, dental and subordinate to the principal use Street and Utility Standards, and may be sub 4611110 - 2 -6 4-2-050C ject to additional conditions as noted in sub- section C3 of this Section.The aquifer protec- tion regulations of RMC 4-3-050, Critical *me Areas Regulations, further restrict usage of those properties located within the Aquifer Protection Area Boundary shown in RMC 4-3-050Q, Maps. (Amd.Ord.4851,8-7-2000) 3. Additional Use-Related Conditions: If a number also appears at the intersection of the column and the row,the use is also sub- ject to the additional requirements as listed immediately following the Use Table in RMC 4-2-080, Conditions Associated with Zoning Use Tables.All applicable requirements shall govern a use whether or not they are specifi- cally identified in this Chapter. 4. Unclassified Uses: Except for certain temporary uses, if no symbol appears in the box at the intersection of the column and the row, the use is not allowed in that district un- less otherwise determined by the Zoning Ad- ministrator, pursuant to RMC 4-2-050, Prohibited Uses. 5. Specifically Prohibited Uses: If the let- ter"X" appears in the box at the intersection of the column and the row, the use is specifi- cally prohibited, except for certain temporary uses. 6. 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(Revised 12/99) 2 - 28 4-2-070A—RESOURCE CONSERVATION (RC) 4-2-070A RESOURCE CONSERVATION (RC) ISES: TYPE: USES: (TYPE: AGRICULTURE, RESOURCE PRODUCTION AND RESIDENTIAL.(Continued) ANIMAL KEEPING Accessory dwelling unit,family housing AD#36 Animal Related Uses—Noncommercial Agricultural/animal support buildings AC#24 Animal husbandry(small animals) S#245 Home occupations AC#34 Animal husbandry (medium animals) s#246 - Animal husbandry (large animals) S#247 Other Residences and Lodging Greater number of animals than allowed Adult family home p above H#196 Bed and breakfast H#31 Beekeeping S#194 Group homes IIP Common household pets AC#195 Retirement residences H Kennels, hobby P#205 RETAIL SALES Animal Related Services Eating and drinking establishments s#7 Stables/riding schools/boarding S#89 (Ord.4840, 5-8-2000) - Veterinary offices with kennels P CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATIONAL Gardens and Nurseries Parks and Open Space Botanical gardens (public or commercial) P#180 Open space(new) s#2 Garden, community P Open space (existing) P Horticultural nurseries (wholesale/retail) P Park, playground or recreation/community Nursery or greenhouse H center H Parks, regional(new) s#2 Agriculture and Natural Resources Parks, regional (existing) P agricultural accessory buildings AC Parks, community(new) s#2 Christmas trees, retail sales P Parks, community(existing) P Dairies AD#37 Parks, neighborhood (new) s#2 Farming, commercial P Parks, neighborhood (existing) P Farming, noncommercial P Trails (new) S#2 Firewood, retail sales P Trails (existing) P Mineral/natural resource recovery H#91 Ranches AD#37 Recreational Facilities Roadside stands AD#90 Golf courses(existing) P Timber harvesting and reforestation H#92 Golf courses (new)public or private H (Amd. Ord.4840, 5-8-2000) RESIDENTIAL:',..q--1 ',, Cultural Detached/Semi-Attached Dwellings Library or museum, public or nonprofit H Detached dwelling P#113 (Amd. Ord.4773, 3-22-1999) SERVICES`; , -8.:*,:g.';'.,':-.:,-- • ; Manufactured Homes, etc. Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum H Manufactured homes,designated P#113 Manufactured homes, temporary for Day Care Services medical hardship T#172 Family day care AC Modular homes P#113 Day care centers H Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential Residential Accessory property AC Accessory buildings AC#32 Adult day care I, maximum 12 on nonresidential property AC TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 -29 (Revised 5/00) 4-2-070A—RESOURCE CONSERVATION (RC) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: SERVICES(Continued) MISCELLANEOUS USES AND MODIFICATIONS TO J Adult day care II,5+on residential property H DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Adult day care II, 13+on nonresidential Temporary uses AD#35 property H Health Services PROHIBITED USES, SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFIED Convalescent centers and nursing homes H New schools x Hospitals,sanitarium or similar uses H MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL Solid Waste/Recycling . Recycling collection station H#41 Recycling collection station (temporary) s#59 PUBLIC FACILITIES Government Government offices and facilities H Churches Churches, synagogues, temples H Social/Social Service Organizations Community facilities s#6/H Philanthropic institution H Private club,fraternal or nonprofit organizations H Service and social organizations H Utilities Public utility use or structure H Utilities, small P Utilities, medium AD Utilities, large H Communications Radio or television transmitter H Wireless communication facilities Micro facility antennas P Mini facility antennas P#236/AD Macro facility antennas AD#238/H - Monopole I support structures x#239/H -- Monopole II support structures x ,. - Lattice towers support structures x Minor modifications to existing wireless communication facilities P#243 SCHOOLS—"PUBLIC AND PRIVATE Educational institution (public or private) H TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 5/00) 2 -30 4-2-070B—RESIDENTIAL-1 DU/AC (R-1) 4-2-070B RESIDENTIAL-1 DU/AC (R-1) `SES TYPE: USES: TYPE: AGRICULTURE,RESOURCE:PRODUCTION AND CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND ANIMA`iKEEPING 'RECREATIONAL Animal Related Uses—Noncommercial Parks and Open Space Animal husbandry (small animals) s#245 Open space (new) s#2 Animal husbandry(medium animals) s#246 Open space (existing) P Animal husbandry(large animals) s#247 Park, playground or recreation/community Greater number of animals than allowed center H#2 above H#196 Parks, regional (new) s#2 Beekeeping s#194 Parks, regional (existing) Common household pets AC#195 Parks, community(new) s#2 Parks, community(existing) P Gardens and Nurseries Parks, neighborhood (new) s#2 Garden, community P Parks, neighborhood (existing) P Nursery or greenhouse H Trails (new) s#2 Trails (existing) P Agriculture and Natural Resources Farming, noncommercial P Recreational Facilities Mineral/natural resource recovery H Golf courses, private or public(new) P Golf courses (existing) P RESIDENTIAL, : . (Amd. Ord.4840, 5-8-2000) Detached/Semi-Attached Dwellings Cultural Detached dwelling P#113 Library or museum, public or nonprofit H 'Amd. Ord.4773, 3-22-1999) r, ,rlanufactured Homes, etc. SERVICES Manufactured homes, designated P#113 Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum H Manufactured home,temporary for medical hardship T#172 Day Care Services Modular homes P#113 Family day care AC Day care centers H Attached Dwellings Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential Flats or townhouses,no greater than 2 units property AC total per building (existing legal) P Adult day care I, maximum 12 on (Amd. Ord.4773, 3-22-1999) nonresidential-property -- AC Residential Accessory Adult day care I1,5+-on residential property H Accessory buildings AC#28 Adult day.care II, 13+-on'nonresidential Home occupations AC#34 property H Other Residences and Lodging Health Services Adult family home P Convalescent centers and nursing homes H Bed and breakfast houses AD#29 Hospitals, sanitariums or similar uses H Group homes II, for 6 or less P Group homes II, for 7 or more H MANUFACTURING AND;INDUSTRIA- , Retirement residences H Solid Waste/Recycling Recycling collection station (temporary) s#59 RETAIL SALES Eating and drinking establishments s#7 )rd.4840, 5-8-2000) **irr° TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use t=Condition(s)Apply 2 - 31 (Revised 5/00) 4-2-070B—RESIDENTIAL-1 DU/AC (R-1) USES: TYPE: PUBLIC FACILITIES Government `�11100 Government offices and facilities H Churches Churches, synagogues,temples H Social/Social Service Organizations Community facilities s#6/H Philanthropic institution H Private club,fraternal or nonprofit organizations H Service and social organizations H Utilities Public utility use or structure H Utilities, small P Utilities, medium AD Utilities, large H Communications Radio or television transmitter H Wireless communication facilities Micro facility antennas P Mini facility antennas P#236/AD `� � Macro facility antennas AD#238/H �•_ Monopole I support structures x#239/H Monopole II support structures x Lattice towers support structures x Minor modifications to existing wireless communication facilities P#243 SCHOOLS-PRIVATE AND PUBLIC Educational institution (public or private) H School, elementaly4existing) P School,elementary(new) H School, secondary-(existing) P School, secondary(new) H Portables(existing) P Portables(new, up to 4) s#1 Change in use for existing school H '' .,School expansion up to 10% P#1 School expansion more than 10% H MISCELLANEOUS USES AND MODIFICATIONS TO 1DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Temporary uses S/AD#123 *111111104 TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 5/00) 2 - 32 4-2-070C—RESIDENTIAL-5 DU/AC (R-5) 4-2-070C RESIDENTIAL-5 DU/AC (R-5) ,,USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: AGRICULTURE,RESOURCE PRODUCTION AND CULTURAL,ENTERTAINMENT AND ANIMAL KEEPING RECREATIONAL(Continued) Animal Related Uses—Noncommercial Park, playground or recreation/community Animal husbandry(small animals) s#190 center H Animal husbandry(medium animals) s#191 Parks, regional(new) s#2 Animal husbandry(large animals) s#192 Parks, regional (existing) P Greater number of animals than allowed Parks, community(new) s#2 above H#196 Parks, community(existing) P Common household pets AC/AD#221 Parks, neighborhood (new) s#2 Parks, neighborhood (existing) , p Gardens and Nurseries Trails (new) s#2 Garden,community(existing) p Trails (existing) P Garden, community(new) s#1 Nursery or greenhouse H Recreational Facilities Golf courses (existing) p Agriculture and Natural Resources Golf courses, private, new H#5 Mineral/natural resource recovery H Golf courses, public, new s#2 RESIDENTIAL Cultural Detached/Semi-Attached Dwellings Library or museum, public or nonprofit H Detached dwelling P#113 (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) SERVICES ,,= -- Manufactured Homes, etc. Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum H NiumeManufactured homes,designated P#113 Manufactured home,temporary for medical Day Care Services hardship T#172 Family day care AC Modular homes P#113 Day care centers H Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential Attached Dwellings property AC Flats or townhouses,no greater than 2 units Adult day care I, maximum 12 on total per building (existing legal) p nonresidential property AC (Amd. Ord.4773,3-22-1999) Adult day care II,5+on residential property H Residential Accessory Adult day care II, 13+on nonresidential Accessory buildings AC#27 -property H Home occupations AC#34 Health Services Other Residences and Lodging Hospitals, sanitarium or similar uses H Adult family home p Bed and breakfast AD#29 MANUFACTURINGAND INDUSTRIAL_ Group homes II, for 6 or less P Solid Waste/Recycling Group homes II,for 7 or more H Recycling collection station (temporary) S#59 CULTURAL ENTERTAINMENT AND PUBLICfACILITIES ., 1'. : " RECREATIONAL Government Parks and Open Space Government offices and facilities H Open space (new) s#2 'open space (existing) p TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 -33 (Revised 4/99) 4-2-070C—RESIDENTIAL-5 DU/AC (R-5) USES: TYPE: PUBLIC FACILITIES(Continued) Churches Churches, synagogues, temples H Social/Social Service Organizations Community facilities H Philanthropic institution H Private club,fraternal or nonprofit organizations H Service and social organizations H Utilities Public utility use or structure H Utilities, small P Utilities, medium AD Utilities, large H Communications Radio or television transmitter H Wireless communication facilities Micro facility antennas P Mini facility antennas P#236/AD Macro facility antennas AD#238/H Monopole I support structure X#239/H Monopole II support structure xNINO Lattice towers support structure x Minor modifications to existing wireless communication facilities P#243 SCHOOLS—PUBLIC AND PRIVATE Educational institution (public or private) H School, elementary(existing) P School, elementary(new) S#40/H#40 School, secondary(existing) P School, secondary(new) S#40/H#40 Portables (existing) P Portables (new, up to four) s#1 Change in use for existing school H School expansion up to 10% P#1 School expansion more than 10% H#40 MISCELLANEOUS USES AND MODIFICATIONS TO DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Temporary uses AD TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 4/99) 2 - 34 4-2-070D— RESIDENTIAL-8 DU/AC (R-8) 4-2-0700 RESIDENTIAL-8 DU/AC (R-8) NIwile USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: AGRICULTURE, RESOURCE PRODUCTION AND CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND ANIMAL KEEPING RECREATIONAL(Continued) Animal Related Uses—Noncommercial Park, playground or recreation/community Animal husbandry(small animals) s#197 center H Animal husbandry(medium animals) S#198 Parks, regional (existing) P Animal husbandry(large animals) s#199 Parks, community (existing) P Greater number of animals than allowed Parks, neighborhood (new) s#2 above H#200 Parks, neighborhood (existing) P Common household pets AC/AD#201 Trails (existing) P Gardens and Nurseries Cultural Garden, community(existing) P Library or museum, public or nonprofit H Garden,community(new) s#1 Nursery or greenhouse H SERVICES Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum H Agriculture and Natural Resources Mineral/natural resource recovery H Day Care Services Family day care AC RESIDENTIAL Day care centers H Detached/Semi-Attached Dwellings Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential Detached dwelling P#113 property AC (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) Adult day care I, maximum 12 on Manufactured Homes, etc. nonresidential property AC Manufactured homes, designated P 4113 Adult day care II, 5+on residential property H Manufactured home, temporary for medical Adult day care II, 13+on nonresidential hardship T#172 property H Modular homes P#113 Health Services Attached Dwellings Hospitals, sanitarium or similar uses H Flats or townhouses, no greater than 2 units total per building (existing legal) P MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) Solid Waste/Recycling Residential Accessory Recycling collection station (temporary) s#59 Accessory buildings AC#27 Home occupations AC#34 PUBLIC FACILITIES Government Other Residences and Lodging Government offices and facilities H Adult family home P Bed and breakfast houses AD#29 Churches Group homes II, for 6 or less P Churches, synagogues, temples H Group homes II, for 7 or more H SociaUSocial Service Organizations CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND Community facilities S#6/H RECREATIONAL Philanthropic institution H Parks and Open Space Private club, fraternal or nonprofit Open space (existing) P organizations H Service and social organizations H ''bra TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 -35 (Revised 4/99) 416. 4-2-070D—RESIDENTIAL-8 DU/AC (R-8) USES: TYPE: PUBLIC FACILITIES Utilities Public utility use or structure H • Utilities, small P Utilities, medium AD Utilities, large H Communications Radio or television transmitter H Wireless communication facilities Micro facility antennas P Mini facility antennas P#236/AD Macro facility antennas AD#238/H Monopole I support structure X#239/H Monopole II support structure x Lattice towers support structure x Minor modifications to existing wireless communication facilities P#243 SCHOOLS-PUBLIC AND PRIVATE Educational institution (public or private) H School, elementary(existing) P School, elementary(new) H School, secondary(existing) P School, secondary(new) H ' Portables (existing) P Portables (new, up to four) s#1 Change in use for existing school H School expansion up to 10% P#1 School expansion more than 10% S/H#40 MISCELLANEOUS USES AND MODIFICATIONS TO DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Temporary uses S/AD *411111/0 TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 4/99) 2 - 36 4-2-070E-RESIDENTIAL MANUFACTURED HOMES (RMH) 4-2-070E RESIDENTIAL MANUFACTURED HOMES (RMH) USES: TYPE: USES: ITYPE AGRICULT en.. �SOURCE RODUCTION IND T E VICESE � ,,,,, ' � 4 "� _ � st - Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum H Animal Related Uses-Noncommercial Common household pets AC#201 Day Care Services (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Family day care Gardens and Nurseries H Day care centers H Garden, community(new) S#1 Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential Nursery or greenhouse H property P Adult day care I, maximum 12 on Agriculture and Natural Resources nonresidential property P Mineral/natural resource recovery H Adult day care II, 5+ on residential property H Adult day care II, 13+on nonresidential RESIDENTIAL,"-,"":T., "''''''''-' -..-r--7-;., ,,,,, ,A,,::. ,, ''.,::-!'' '---'-:'j -&t-'4`' property H Manufactured Homes, etc. Manufactured homes P#113 Health Services Hospitals, sanitariums or similar uses H Manufactured homes, designated P#113 Mobile homes P#113 Mobile home single family residential MANUFACTURING AND,INDUSTRIAL building AC Solid Waste/Recycling RV spaces in manufactured home park(up Recycling collection station (temporary) s#59 to 6) AD#39 RV spaces in manufactured home park PUBLIC°`FACILITIES (over 6) H#39 Government Variable lot standards AD Government offices and facilities H Residential Accessory Churches Accessory buildings AC#53 Churches, synagogues, temples H Home occupations AC#34 Recreational and community facilities AC#53 Social/Social Service Organizations Community facilities S#s/ Other Residences and Lodging AC#53/H Adult family home P Philanthropic institution H Group homes II, for 6 or less P Private club, fraternal or nonprofit Group homes II, for 7 or more H organizations H Service and social organizations H CULTURAL;ENTERTAINMENT.AND l . " ` ..,; (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) .. RECREATIONAL, Utilities Parks and Open Space Public utility use or structure H Park, playground or recreation/community Utilities, small P center H Utilities, medium AD Utilities, large H Recreational Facilities Recreational facilities(indoor or outdoor) AC#53 Communications (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Radio or television transmitter H Cultural Wireless communication facilities Library or museum, public or nonprofit H Micro facility antennas P Mini facility antennas P#236/AD ``'rrr' TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 -37 (Revised 9/99) 4-2-070E—RESIDENTIAL MANUFACTURED HOMES(RMH) USES: TYPE: PUBLICPMBL1C1RACILITIES(Continued) Macro facility antennas AD#238/H Monopole I support structure X#239/H Monopole II support structure x Lattice towers support structure x Minor modifications to existing wireless communication facilities P#243 SCHOOLS PUBLIC AND PRIVATE Educational institution (public or private) H School, elementary(existing) P School, elementary(new) H School, secondary(existing) P School, secondary (new) H Portables(existing) P Portables(new, up to 4) S#1 Change in use for existing school H School expansion up to 10% P#1 School expansion more than 10% H MISCELLANEOUS USESAND MODIFICATIONS TO -, DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Temporary uses S/AD#121 Variable lot standards from those listed in development standards AD TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 9/99) 2 - 38 1 4-2-070F—RESIDENTIAL-10 DU/AC (R-10) 4-2-070F RESIDENTIAL-10 DU/AC (R-10) USES: TYPE: USES: AGRICULTUREEARESOURCE PcRQDUCTION ANDS CULTURAL2NTERTAINMENT®AND E `AN MAL KEEPING E.. . . -_ �RECREATIONAL F. 4 - 4, Animal Related Uses—Noncommercial Parks and Open Space Animal husbandry(small animals) s#197 Open space (new) H Animal husbandry(medium animals) s#198 Open space(existing) P Animal husbandry(large animals) s#199 Park, playground or recreation/community Greater number of animals than allowed center H above s/H#200 Parks, regional(new) H Common household pets AC/AD#203 Parks, regional(existing) P Parks, community(new) H Gardens and Nurseries Parks, community(existing) P Garden, community(existing) P Parks, neighborhood (new) s#3 Garden, community(new) s#4 Parks, neighborhood (existing) P Nursery or greenhouse H Trails (new) H Trails (existing) P Agriculture and Natural Resources Mineral/natural resource recovery H Cultural Library or museum, public or nonprofit H RESIDENTIAL Detached/Semi-Attached Dwellings SERVICES :: " Detached dwelling P#113 Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum H Semi-attached dwelling P#114 (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) Day Care Services r Manufactured Homes, etc. Family day care AC Manufactured homes, designated P#113 Day care centers H Manufactured home, temporary for medical Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential hardship T#172 property AC Modular homes P#113 Adult day care I, maximum 12 on non- residential property AC Attached Dwellings Adult day care II, 5+ on residential property H Townhouses, up to 4 consecutively Adult day care II, 13+on nonresidential attached P#244 property H Flats, no greater than 4 units total per building P#244 Health Services Flats or townhouses(existing legal) p Convalescent centers and nursing homes H (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) Hospitals, sanitariums or similar uses H Residential Accessory Accessory buildings AC#55 MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL Home occupations AC#34 Solid Waste/Recycling Recycling collection station (temporary) S#59 Other Residences and Lodging Adult family home p PUBLIC FACILITIES Bed and breakfast houses AD#29 Government Group homes II, for 6 or less p Government offices and facilities H Group homes II, for 7 or more H Retirement residences AD Churches Churches, synagogues, temples H Nine TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 -39 (Revised 9/99) 4-2-070F—RESIDENTIAL-10 DU/AC(R-10) USES: TYPE: PUBLIC FACILITIES Continued) Social/Social Service Organizations Community facilities S#6/H Philanthropic institution H Private club, fraternal or nonprofit organizations H Service and social organizations H (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Utilities Public utility use or structure H Utilities, small P Utilities, medium AD Utilities, large H Communications Radio or television transmitter H Wireless communication facilities Micro facility antennas P Mini facility antennas P#236/AD Macro facility antennas AD#238/H Monopole I support structure x#239/H Monopole II support structure x Lattice towers support structure x Minor modifications to existing wireless communication facilities P#243 SCHOOLS—PUBLIC AND PRIVATE Educational institution(public or private) H School, elementary (existing) P School, elementary (new) H School, secondary (existing) P School, secondary (new) H Portables(existing) P Portables(new, up to 4) s#1 Change in use for existing school H School expansion up to 10% P#1 School expansion more than 10% H MISCELLANEOUS USES AND MODIFICATIONS TO DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Limited uses such as seasonal sales lots, fruit stands AD Temporary uses S/AD 'VINO TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 9/99) 2 -40 4-2-070G—RESIDENTIAL-14 DU/AC (R-14) 4-2-070G RESIDENTIAL-14 DU/AC (R-14) Novi USES: TYPE: USES: AGRIC.•ULTURE,RESOURCE PRODUCT.ON ►ND �- CU TURAL E` E 1AINMENTAND 5 -TYPE AI IMALwKEEPING. :�� , EcREATIO AL Animal Related Uses—Noncommercial Parks and Open Space Common household pets AC#204 Open space (new) H#182 Park, playground or recreation/community Gardens and Nurseries center H Garden, community(new) S#185 Parks, regional(new) H#182 Nursery or greenhouse H Parks, community(new) s#251 Parks, neighborhood (new) s#251 Agriculture and Natural Resources Trails (new) H#182 Mineral/natural resource recovery H Recreational Facilities RESIDENTIAL Recreational facilities (indoor or outdoor) s#187 Detached/Semi-Attached Dwellings (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Detached dwelling p#113 Cultural Semi-attached dwelling P#114 Government offices and facilities H (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) Manufactured Homes, etc. SERVICES Manufactured homes, designated p Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum H Manufactured home, temporary for medical Laundromats H#188 hardship T#172 Modular homes p Day Care Services Family day care AC Attached Dwellings Day care centers H#182 Townhouses, up to 3 consecutively Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential attached P#183 property AC Townhouses, over 3 consecutively attached s#184 Adult day care I, maximum 12 on Flats s#184 nonresidential property AC Flats with townhouses in 1 structure s#184 Adult day care II, 5+on residential property H (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) Adult day care II, 13+on nonresidential Residential Accessory property H#182 Accessory buildings AC#55 (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) Home occupations AC#35 Health Services Convalescent centers and nursing homes H Hospitals, sanitariums or similar uses H Other Residences and Lodging Adult family home p (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) Bed and breakfast AD#29 MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL Group homes II, for 6 or less p Solid Waste/Recycling Group homes II, for 7 or more H Recycling collection station (temporary) s#252 (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) RETAIL SALES PUBLIC FACILITIES Convenience market H#188 Government Eating and drinking establishments H#188 Government offices and facilities H Churches Churches, synagogues, temples H TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 -41 (Revised 9/99) 4-2-070G—RESIDENTIAL-14 DU/AC(R-14) USES: TYPE: PUBLIC -ACILTIES! Continued € , x,. Social/Social Service Organizations Community facilities H#182 Community meeting hall s#187 Philanthropic institution H Private club, fraternal or nonprofit organizations H Senior center s#187 Service and organizations H (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Utilities Public utility use or structure H Utilities, small P Utilities, medium AD Utilities, large H Communications Radio or television transmitter H Wireless communication facilities Micro facility antennas P Mini facility antennas P#236/AD Macro facility antennas AD#238/H Monopole I support structure x#239/11 Monopole II support structure x Lattice towers support structure x Minor modifications to existing wireless communication facilities P#243 SCHOOLS—PUBLIC AND PRIVATE Educational institution (public or private) H School, elementary(new) H School, secondary (new) H Portables(new, up to 4) S#1 School expansion-more than 10% H MISCELLANEOUS USES AND;-MODIFICATIONS TO..' DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Temporary uses P v TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 9/99) 2 -42 4-2-070H—RESIDENTIAL MULTI-FAMILY(RM) 4-2-070H RESIDENTIAL MULTI-FAMILY (RM) err USES: TYPE: USES: AGRICUL 'URE,RRESOURCE PRODUCTIONtINp 16CULi'URAL�ENTERTAINMET ►ND ,l TYPE: ANIMAL KEEPING € E `RECREATIONALCointinuecl , k Animal Related Uses—Noncommercial Parks, community(new) s#2 Common household pets AC/AD#203 Parks, community(existing) P Parks, neighborhood (new) s#2 Gardens and Nurseries Parks, neighborhood (existing) P Garden, community(existing) P Trails(new) AD Garden, community(new) s#1 Trails(existing) P Nursery or greenhouse H Cultural Agriculture and Natural Resources Library or museum, public or nonprofit H Mineral/natural resource recovery H Libraries AD Museums AD RESIDENTIAL Detached/Semi-Attached Dwellings SERVICES, Detached dwelling (existing legal) P Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum H Detached dwelling, expansion of AD (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) Day Care Services Attached Dwellings Day care centers H Flats or townhouses(existing legal) P Family day care AC Flats or townhouses P#113 Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) property AC Residential Accessory Adult day care I, maximum 12 on lokare Accessory buildings AC#55 nonresidential property AC Home occupations S#33 Adult day care II, 5+on residential property H Adult day care II, 13+on nonresidential Other Residences and Lodging property H Adult family home P Bed and breakfast houses AD#30 Health Services Boarding and lodging houses AD Convalescent centers and nursing homes P/H Group homes II, for 6 or less P Hospitals, sanitariums or similar uses H Group homes II, for 7 or more H Retirement residences STORAGE Self service storage s#38 RETAiL:SALES (Ord.4736, 8-24-1998) MANUFACTURING-AND INDUSTRIAL Art galleries AD Solid Waste/Recycling CULTURAL,ENTERTAINMENT AND Recycling collection station (temporary) AD#59 RECREATIONAL' Parks and Open Space PUBLIC FACILITIES,, Open space (new) s#2 Government Open space(existing) P Government offices and facilities H Park, playground or recreation/community center H Churches Parks, regional (new) H Churches, synagogues, temples H Parks, regional (existing) P TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 -43 (Revised 9/99) 4-2-070H—RESIDENTIAL MULTI-FAMILY(RM) USES: TYPE: PUBLIC F CILITIES' Continued tee -LAV Social/Social Service Organizations "400 Community facilities S#6/H • Philanthropic institution H Private club, fraternal or nonprofit organizations H Service and social organizations H (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Utilities Public utility use or structure H Utilities, small P Utilities, medium AD Utilities, large H Communications Radio or television transmitter H Wireless communication facilities Micro facility antennas P Mini facility antennas P#237/AD Macro facility antennas P#237/AD Monopole I support structure AD#240/H Monopole II support structure x#242/H Lattice towers support structure x#242/H Minor modifications to existing wireless communication facilities P#243 *4110 SCHOOLS—PUBLIC AND PRIVATE Educational institution (public or private) H School, elementary(existing) P School, elementary (new) H School, secondary(existing) P School, secondary (new) H Portables(existing) P Portables(new, up to 4) S#1 Change in use for existing school H School expansion up to 10% P#1 School expansion more than 10% H MISCELLANEOUSUSES AND MODIFICATIONS TO DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Temporary uses S#256/AD TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 9/99) 2 -44 4-2-0701—CONVENIENCE COMMERCIAL (CC) 4-2-0701 CONVENIENCE COMMERCIAL (CC) USES: TYPE: USES: 'TYPE: AGRICULTURE, RESOURCE PRODUCTION AND OFFICE/MEETING SPACE (Continued) ANIMAL KEEPING Professional Gardens and Nurseries IAD#98 (Amd. Ord. 4803, 10-25-1999) Nursery or greenhouse H SERVICES Barber, beauty shops P#165 Agriculture and Natural Resources Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum Mineral/natural resource recoveryH H Laundromats S#166 Video rentals and sales s#166 RESIDENTIAL (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Detached/Semi-Attached Dwellings Repair Services Detached dwelling (existing legal) P Shoe repair P#165 (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) Attached Dwellings Day Care Services Flats s#120 Family day care (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) P#165 Day care centers P#165 RETAIL SALES Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential Eating and drinking establishments P#165 property P#165 Flowers, plants, and floral supplies s#166 Adult day care I, maximum 12 on Mini-marts P#165 nonresidential property P#165 Newsstands s#166 Adult day care Il, 5+ on residential property P#165 Adult day care II, 13+ on nonresidential CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND property P#165 RECREATIONAL Parks and Open Space Health Services Open space (new) H Hospitals, sanitarium or similar uses H Open space (existing) P Park, playground or recreation/community TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND center H MANUFACTURED HOME SALES Parks, regional (new) H Car washes AD#65 Parks, regional (existing) P Gasoline service stations AD Parks, community (new) H Vehicle service and repair, small AD#11 Parks, community (existing) P Parks, neighborhood (new) s#2 MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL Parks, neighborhood (existing) P Solid Waste/Recycling Trails (new) H Recycling collection station AD Trails (existing) P COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL ACCESSORY USES Entertainment/Amusement Apparel, fabric and leather goods Card rooms x fabrication AC#52 Food preparation AC#52 Cultural Handcrafting of items/products AC#52 Library or museum, public or nonprofit H Storage of products in conjunction with retail sales AC#48 OFFICE/MEETING SPACE Storage of supplies in conjunction with service and office uses AC#48 Administrative headquarters, existing legal s#275 (Amd. Ord. 4803, 10-25-1999) Personal AD#98 TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s) Apply 2 -45 (Revised 12/99) 4-2-0701—CONVENIENCE COMMERCIAL (CC) USES: TYPE: PUBLIC FACILITIES `440 Government Government offices and facilities H Churches Churches, synagogues, temples H Social/Social Service Organizations Community facilities s#6 Philanthropic institution H Private club,fraternal or nonprofit organizations H Service and social organizations H (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Utilities Public utility use or structure H Utilities, small P Utilities, medium AD Utilities, large H Communications Communications broadcast and relay towers H Radio or television transmitter H Wireless communication facilities *11001 Micro facility antennas P Mini facility antennas P#237/AD Macro facility antennas P#237/AD Monopole I support structure AD#240/H Monopole II support structure X#242/H Lattice towers support structure X#242/H Minor modifications to existing wireless communication facilities P#243 EDUCATIONAL_SERVICES Educational institution (public or private) H MISCELLANEOUS USES AND MODIFICATIONS TO DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Increases (minor) over the maximum area per use of 5,000 gross square feet AD#167 Increases (major) over the maximum area per use of 5,000 gross square feet H#168 Temporary uses S#256 NIS TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s) Apply (Revised 12/99) 2 -46 4-2-070J—CENTER NEIGHBORHOOD (CN) 4-2-070J CENTER NEIGHBORHOOD (CN) Niarie USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: AGRICULTURE, RESOURCE PRODUCTION AND RETAIL SALES(Continued) ANIMAL KEEPING Photographic and electronic supplies P#105 Animal Related Uses—Noncommercial Sporting goods P#105 Veterinary offices/clinics no exterior Taverns AD kennels, runs or stables S#77 Used goods and antiques P#105 Variety stores P#105 Gardens and Nurseries (Amd. Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) Nursery or greenhouse H CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATIONAL Agriculture and Natural Resources Parks and Open Space Mineral/natural resource recovery H Open space (new) AD Open space (existing) P RESIDENTIAL Park, playground or recreation/community Detached/Semi-Attached Dwellings center H Detached dwelling P#116 Parks, regional (new) AD Semi-attached dwelling P#116 Parks, regional (existing) P (Ord. 4777, 4-19-1999) Parks, community (new) s#2 Attached Dwellings Parks, community(existing) P Flats or townhouses (existing legal) P Parks, neighborhood (new) s#2 Flats or townhouses P#116 Parks, neighborhood (existing) P (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) Trails (new) AD Other Residences and Lodging Trails (existing) P Adult family home P#116 ,4komee Group homes II, for 6 or less P#116 Entertainment/Amusement Group homes II, for 7 or more , P#116 Adult entertainment business s#60 Retirement residencesP#116 Adult motion picture studios s#6o (Amd. Ord. 4777, 4-19-1999) Adult motion picture theaters s#60 RETAIL SALES Amusement arcades s#99 Adult retail use s#60 Dance halls and cabarets H Apparel and accessories P#105 Peep shows, panorams s#60 Appliances P#105 (Amd. Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) Auto supplies s#151 Cultural Books, music, stationery, art supply P#105 Library or museum, public or nonprofit H Building, hardware, garden materials s#151 Eating and drinking establishments P#105 OFFICE AND CONFERENCE Fabrics and related supplies P#105 Medical and dental AD Flowers, plants, and floral supplies P#105 Offices S#155 Food P#105 Furniture P#105 SERVICES Groceries P#105 Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum H Hobbies, toys, games P#105 Financial and real estate P#105 Home furnishings P#105 Health clubs/fitness centers/sports clubs s#151 Liquor stores S#151 Mini-marts P#105 Rental Services Newsstands P#105 Rental services, no outside storage AD Pharmacies P#105 `'\Ir✓ TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 -47 (Revised 2/00) 4-2-070J—CENTER NEIGHBORHOOD (CN) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: 1 SERVICES(Continued) - ' PUBLIC FACILITIES Repair Services Government Video rentals and sales P#105 • Government offices and facilities H Day Care Services Churches Family day care P#105 Churches, synagogues, temples H Mini day care P Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential Social/Social Service Organizations property P#105 Community facilities s#6 Adult day care I, maximum 12 on Philanthropic institution H nonresidential property P#105 Private club, fraternal or nonprofit Adult day care II, 5+ on residential property P#105 organizations H Adult day care II, 13+on nonresidential Service and social organizations H property P#105 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Utilities Health Services Public utility use or structure H Convalescent centers and nursing homes P#105 Utilities, small P Hospitals H Utilities, medium AD Hospitals, sanitarium or similar uses H Utilities, large H TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND Communications MANUFACTURED HOME SALES Communications broadcast and relay Automobile leasing and rental AD#43 towers H Car washes P Radio or television transmitter H Gasoline service stations P Telegraph and other communication H Parking garage, commercial AD Wireless communication facilities Parking lots, commercial AD Micro facility antennas P Vehicle service and repair, small P Mini facility antennas P#237/AD (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Macro facility antennas P#237/AD STORAGE Monopole I support structure AD#240/H Self-service storage, existing P Monopole II support structure X#242/H (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Lattice towers support structure X#242/H MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL Minor modifications to existing wireless Solid Waste/Recycling communication facilities P#243 Recycling collection station AC#78 SCHOOLS—PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL ACCESSORY USES Educational institution (public or private) H Apparel, fabric and leather goods School, elementary(existing) P fabrication AC#52 School, elementary(new) H Food preparation AC#52 School, secondary (existing) P Handcrafting of items/products AC#52 School, secondary (new) H Storage of products in conjunction with Portables (existing) P retail sales AC#48 Portables (new, up to 4) s#1 Storage of supplies in conjunction with Change in use for existing school H service and office uses AC#48 (Amd. Ord. 4803, 10-25-1999) School expansion up to 10% P#1 School expansion more than 10% H Schools and studios for art, crafts, photography, dance, music S#84 TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 2/00) 2 - 48 4-2-070J—CENTER NEIGHBORHOOD (CN) USES: TYPE: MISCELLANEOUS USES AND MODIFICATIONS TO stime DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Heights exceeding the maximum height of 35'by less than 20' AD#106 Heights exceeding the maximum height of 35'by more than 10' H Increases (minor) in the maximum area per AD#100 use of 35,000 gross square feet Increases (major) in the maximum area per use of 35,000 gross square feet H#102 Temporary uses S#256 NNW TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 -49 (Revised 2/00) 4-2-070K—CENTER SUBURBAN (CS) 4-2-070K CENTER SUBURBAN (CS) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: AGRICULTURE,RESOURCE PRODUCTION AND RETAIL SALES(Continued) ANIMAL KEEPING Groceries P#127 Animal Related Uses—Noncommercial Hobbies,toys, games P#127 Kennels, hobby s#220 Home furnishings P#127 Jewelry P#127 Animal Related Services Liquor stores s#131 Veterinary clinics no exterior kennels/runs/ Microbrewery/brew pubs H stables s#127 Mini-marts P#127 Newsstands P#127 Gardens and Nurseries Office supplies P#127 Nursery or greenhouse H Personal medical supplies P#127 Pet shop and grooming P#127 Agriculture and Natural Resources Pharmacies P#127 Mineral/natural resource recovery H Photographic and electronic supplies P#127 Sporting goods P#127 RESIDENTIAL Taverns AD Detached/Semi-Attached Dwellings Used goods and antiques P#127 Detached dwelling P#116 (Amd. Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) Semi-attached dwelling P#116 CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND (Ord. 4777, 4-19-1999) RECREATIONAL Attached Dwellings Parks and Open Space Flats or townhouses P#116 Open space (new) s#2 Flats or townhouses (existing legal) P Open space (existing) P (Amd. Ord.4773, 3-22-1999) Park, playground or recreation/community Other Residences and Lodging center H Adult family home P#116 Parks, regional (new) S#2 Boarding and lodging houses P Parks, regional (existing) P Group homes II, for 6 or less P#116 Parks, community(new) s#2 Group homes II, for 7 or more P#116 Parks, community (existing) P Hotels and motels AD#127 Parks, neighborhood (new) s#2 Hotels and motels (existing) P Parks, neighborhood (existing) P Retirement residences P#116 Trails (new) s#2 (Amd. Ord. 4777, 4-19-1999) Trails (existing) P RETAIL SALES Adult retail use s#60 Entertainment/Amusement Apparel and accessories P#127 Adult entertainment businesses S#60 Appliances P#127 Adult motion picture studios S#60 Auto supplies P#127 Adult motion picture theaters s#60 Books, music, stationery, art supply P#127 Amusement arcades s#131 Building, hardware, garden materials P#133 Bowling alleys (centers) P#127 Department and variety P#127 Card rooms x Eating and drinking establishments P#127 Dance halls and cabarets AD#127 Fabrics and related supplies P#127 Peep shows, panorams s#60 Flowers, plants, and floral supplies P#127 (Amd. Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) Food P#127 Cultural Furniture P#127 Library or museum, public or nonprofit H Nollitle TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 2/00) 2 - 50 4-2-070K—CENTER SUBURBAN (CS) USES: TYPE: USES: (TYPE: OFFICE AND CONFERENCE TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND NamePersonal S#134 MANUFACTURED HOME SALES (Continued) Professional s#134 Parking lots, commercial S#139 Vehicle service and repair, small P SERVICES Business services, general s#134 STORAGE Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum H Self-service storage (existing) P Financial and real estate P#127 Self-service storage H#136 Funeral homes P#127 Self-storage when part of mixed use Health clubs/fitness centers/sports clubs P#127 development H Laundromats P#127 Personal services P#127 MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL Personal services, general P#127 Labs: medical, dental AD#127 Pet shop and grooming P#127 Labs: grinding and assembly of optical lens Professional sports teams/promoters AD and eyeglasses AD#127 Video rentals and sales P#127 Solid Waste/Recycling Rental Services Recycling collection station AC#78 Rental services, with outside storage AD Rental services, no outside storage P#127 COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL ACCESSORY USES Apparel, fabric and leather goods Repair Services fabrication AC#52 Electrical Food preparation AC#52 S#135 Handcraftingof items/products Television S#135 p AC#52 Upholstery S#135 Storage of products in conjunction with retail sales AC#48 fir►' Watches/jewelry s#135 Storage of supplies in conjunction with service and office uses AC#48 Day Care Services (Amd. Ord. 4803, 10-25-1999) Family day care P#127 PUBLIC FACILITIES Day care centers P#127 Government Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential Government offices and facilities H property P#127 Post office substation Adult day care I, maximum 12 on P nonresidential property P#127 Adult day care II, 5+ on residential property P#127 Churches Adult day care II, 13+ on nonresidential Churches, synagogues, temples H property P#127 Social/Social Service Organizations Health Services Community facilities S#6/H Convalescent centers and nursing homes P#127 Philanthropic institution H Private club, fraternal or nonprofit Hospitals H Hospitals, sanitarium or similar uses H organizations H Service and social organizations H TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) MANUFACTURED HOME SALES Utilities Car washes Public utility use or structure H P Express delivery/handling AD#127 Utilities, small P Gasoline service stations P Utilities, medium AD Parking garage, commercial s#139 Utilities, large H IOW TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 - 51 (Revised 2/00) 4-2-070K—CENTER SUBURBAN (CS) USES: TYPE: PUBLIC FACILITIES(Continued) Communications '411100 Communications broadcast and relay towers H Radio or television transmitter H Telegraph and other communication AD Wireless communication facilities Micro facility antennas P Mini facility antennas P#237/AD Macro facility antennas P#237/AD Monopole I support structure P#237/AD Monopole II support structure x#242/H Lattice towers support structure x#242/H Minor modifications to existing wireless communication facilities P#243 SCHOOLS-PUBLIC AND PRIVATE Educational institution (public or private) H School, elementary(existing) P School, elementary(new) H _. School, secondary (existing) P School, secondary (new) H Portables (existing) P Portables (new, up to 4) s#1 Change in use for existing school H School expansion up to 10% P#1 School expansion more than 10% H Schools and studios for art, crafts, photography, dance, music s#84 MISCELLANEOUS USES AND MODIFICATIONS TO 'DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Heights exceeding the maximum height of 45' H#108 Heights exceeding the maximum height of 50' AD#110 Increases (minor) over the-maximum area per use of 65,000 gross square feet AD#101 Increases (major) over the maximum area per use of 65,000 gross square feet H#103 Temporary uses s#256 TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 2/00) 2 - 52 4-2-070L—COMMERCIAL ARTERIAL (CA) 4-2-070L COMMERCIAL ARTERIAL (CA) 3 USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: AGRICULTURE, RESOURCE PRODUCTION AND RETAIL SALES(Continued) ANIMAL KEEPING Mini-marts P Animal Related Uses—Noncommercial Monuments, tombstones, and gravestones p Kennels, hobby AD#148 Newsstands P (Amd. Ord.4786, 7-12-1999) Office and business supplies, computers p Animal Related Services Personal medical supplies P Veterinary offices/clinics no exterior Pet shop and grooming P kennels, runs or stables P Pharmacies P Veterinary offices with kennels, runs or Photographic and electronic supplies P stables AD Sporting goods P Taverns P Gardens and Nurseries Used goods and antiques P Horticultural nurseries (wholesale/retail) H (Amd. Ord.4786, 7-12-1999; Ord.4827, 1-24-2000) Nursery or greenhouse H CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATIONAL Agriculture and Natural Resources Parks and Open Space Mineral/natural resource recovery H Open space (new) P Open space (existing) P RESIDENTIAL Park, playground or recreation/community Attached Dwellings center H Flats or townhouses s#107 Parks, regional (new) P (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) Parks, regional (existing) P Other Residences and Lodging Parks, community (new) P Group homes I H Parks, community (existing) P Group homes II, for 7 or more H Parks, neighborhood (new) P Hotels and motels P Parks, neighborhood (existing) P (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Trails (new) p RETAIL SALES Trails (existing) p Adult retail use s#60 Apparel and accessories P Entertainment/Amusement Appliances P Adult entertainment business s#60 Auto supplies P Adult.motion picture studios s#60 Books, music, stationery, art supply P Adult motion picture theaters s#60 Building, hardware, garden materials P#144 Amusement arcades p Department and variety P Amusement parks H Drug store P Bowling alleys (centers) p Eating and drinking establishments P Card rooms S#255 Fabrics and related supplies P Dance halls and cabarets p Feed stores H Gambling casinos/games of chance/bingo Flowers, plants, and floral supplies P (not for profit) H Food P Outdoor commercial recreation or Furniture P entertainment uses H Groceries P Peep shows, panorams s#60 Hobbies,toys, games P Sports arenas, auditoriums, exhibition halls P#145 Home furnishings P Theaters P Jewelry p Theaters, drive-in p Liquor stores P (Amd. Ord.4827, 1-24-2000) TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 -53 (Revised 11/01) 4-2-070L—COMMERCIAL ARTERIAL(CA) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND SERVICES(Continued) RECREATIONAL(Continued) Adult day care I, maximum 12 on Cultural nonresidential property P Library or museum, public or nonprofit H Adult day care II, 5+on residential property p Adult day care II, 13+on nonresidential OFFICE/MEETING SPACE property P Administrative headquarters P Business p Health Services Medical and dental clinics P Convalescent centers and nursing homes H = Offices P Hospitals, sanitarium or similar uses H Personal P (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) = Private conference centers S#207 TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND, Professional P MANUFACTURED HOME SALES (Ord. 4803, 10-25-1999) Automobile, motorcycle, passenger truck SERVICES leasing P Automobile, motorcycle, passenger truck Auction houses P rental P Barber, beauty shops P Automobile, motorcycle, passenger truck Business services, general P sales P Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum H Boat leasing, sales, rental P Computer services (retail) P Body shops, including painting H#159 Financial and real estate P Bus terminals, taxi headquarters AD#158 Funeral homes P Car washes P Health clubs/fitness centers/sports clubs P Gasoline service stations P Laundromats P Parking garage, commercial s#160 Personal services P Parking lots, commercial s#160 Nigif Pet shop and grooming P Public parking P Photography and photo reproduction P Transit centers H Printing, xerography (retail) P Truck, RV, bus sales s#217 Professional services P Uses determined by the Zoning Professional-sports teams/promoters P Administrator that directly support Video rentals and sales P dealerships P — (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Vehicle service and repair, large AC#216 Rental Services Vehicle service and repair, small P Rental services,with outside storage s#1 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Rental services, no outside storage P AIR TRANSPORTATION USES Helipads, accessory to primary use H Repair Services Electrical P STORAGE AND STORAGEFACILITIES Shoe repair P Self-service storage s#264 Television P Vehicle storage AD#207 Upholstery P (Amd. Ord.4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4917, 9-17-2001) Watches/jewelry P MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4803, 10-25-1999) Labs: medical, dental P Day Care Services Labs: grinding and assembly of optical lens Family day care P and eyeglasses s#1 Day care centers P Research, development and testing s#1 Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential property P 'err TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 11/01) 2 - 54 4-2-070L—COMMERCIAL ARTERIAL (CA) USES: TYPE: USES: ,TYPE: ANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL(Continued) PUBLIC FACILITIES(Continued) 1 ,,,r Assembly and packaging of: Wireless communication facilities Computer AC#48 . Micro facility antennas P Electronics AC#48 Mini facility antennas P#237/AD Light manufacturing, assembly, light Macro facility antennas P#237/AD finishing and warehousing of: Monopole I support structure Prefabricated parts and finishing parts H MonopoleP#237/AD II support structure X #241/AD Solid Waste/Recycling Lattice towers support structure X#241/AD Recycling collection center H Minor modifications to existing wireless Recycling collection station AC#142 communication facilities P#243 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) COMMERCIAL,/INDUSTRIAL ACCESSORY USES SCHOOLS—,PUBLIC AND PRIVATE . Apparel, fabric and leather goods Educational institution (public or private) H fabrication AC#52 School,elementary(existing) P Computer and electronics assembly and School, elementary(new) H packaging AC#48 School, secondary(existing) P Food preparation AC#52 School, secondary (new) H Handcrafting of items/products AC#52 Portables (existing) P Storage of products in conjunction with Portables (new, up to 4) s#1 retail sales AC#48 Storage of supplies in conjunction with Change in use for existing school H service and office uses AC#48 School expansion up to 10% P#1 (Amd. Ord. 4803, 10-25-1999) School expansion more than 10% H PUBLIC FACILITIES Schools and studios for art, crafts, Government photography, dance, music s#141 Government offices and facilities Business and professional schools P *ow. H Special schools:technical/industrial Churches processes H Churches, synagogues, temples H MISCELLANEOUS USES AND MODIFICATIONS TO DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Social/Social Service Organizations Heights exceeding the maximum height of Community facilities H 50' H#193 Philanthropic institution H Temporary uses s#218 Private club,fraternal or nonprofit organizations H Service and social organizations H (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Utilities Public utility use or structure H Utilities, small P Utilities, medium AD Utilities, large H Communications Communications broadcast and relay towers H Radio or television transmitter H Telegraph and other communication H Niaere TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 -55 (Revised 11/01) 4-2-070M—CENTER DOWNTOWN (CD) 4-2-070M CENTER DOWNTOWN (CD) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: ,04,000 AGRICULTURE,RESOURCE PRODUCTION AND RETAIL SALES(Continued) ANIMAL KEEPING Home furnishings P Animal Related Services Jewelry P Veterinary offices/clinics no exterior Liquor stores s#88 kennels, runs or stables P Microbrewery/brew pubs AD Mini-marts P Gardens and Nurseries Newsstands P Nursery or greenhouse H Personal medical supplies P Pet shop and grooming P Agriculture and Natural Resources Pharmacies - P Mineral/natural resource recovery H Photographic and electronic supplies P Retail sales involving outside storage s#181 RESIDENTIAL Sporting goods P Detached/Semi-Attached Dwellings Taverns AD Detached dwelling (existing legal) P Used goods and antiques P Detached dwelling s#206 (Amd. Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATIONAL Attached Dwellings Parks and Open Space Flats or townhouses P#76 Open space (new) s#2 (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) Open space (existing) P Residential Accessory Park, playground or recreation/community First floor lobbies, common areas AC#112 center H Parks, regional (new) s#2 Other Residences and Lodging Parks, regional (existing) P Adult family home P Parks, community (new) s#2 Bed and breakfast houses P Parks, community (existing) P Boarding and lodging houses P Parks, neighborhood (new) s#2 Group homes I H Parks, neighborhood (existing) P Group homes II, for 6 or less P Trails (new) s#2 Group homes II, for 7 or more H Trails (existing) P Hotels and motels P Retirement residences P Recreational Facilities Recreational facilities (indoor or outdoor) s#173 RETAIL SALES_-- (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Adult retail use S#60 Entertainment/Amusement Apparel and accessories P Adult entertainment businesses s#60 Appliances P Adult motion picture studios s#60 Auto supplies P Adult motion picture theaters s#60 Books, music, stationery, art supply P Amusement arcades P Building, hardware, garden materials S#85 Bowling alleys (centers) P Department and variety P Card rooms x Eating and drinking establishments P Dance halls and cabarets H Fabrics and related supplies P Peep shows, panorams S#60 Florist PSports arenas, auditoriums, exhibition halls P#126 Food P Theaters P Furniture P (Amd. Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) Hobbies, toys, games P ,, v TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 11/01) 2 - 56 4-2-070M—CENTER DOWNTOWN (CD) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATIONAL- TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND *ow (Continued) MANUFACTURED HOME SALES Cultural Municipal airports H Library or museum, public or nonprofit H Parking garage, commercial s#12 Parking lots, commercial s#12 OFFICE AND CONFERENCE Taxi and individual transportation AD Administrative headquarters P Transit centers P Business P (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Professional P STORAGE Bulk storage AD#19 SERVICES Bulk storage exceeding minimum area Barber, beauty shops P requirements AD#19 Business services, general P Hazardous material storage, on-site H#47 Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum H Commercial laundries S#18 MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL Financial and real estate P Labs: grinding and assembly of optical lens Funeral homes P and eyeglasses s#161 Health clubs/fitness centers/sports clubs P Labs: medical, dental s#214 Laundromats P Labs: small product assembly (i.e., hearing Personal services P aids/dental fixtures) s#161 Pet shop and grooming P Leather and leather goods manufacturing AD#15 Photography and photo reproduction P Research, development and testing AD Video rentals and sales Assembly and packaging of: P (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Computer s#16 Rental Services Electronics s#16 Nrarre Rental services, no outside storage P Office equipment s#16 Manufacturing,processing, assembly Repair Services and packaging of: Electrical Articles, products and merchandise from s#97 dry goods S#17 Television S#97 Upholstery s#97 Solid Waste/Recycling Watches/jewelry S#97 Recycling collection center H Recycling collection station AC#51 Day Care Services Day care centers P COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL ACCESSORY USES Family day care P Apparel, fabric and leather goods Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential fabrication AC#50 property P Food preparation AC#50 Adult day care I, maximum 12 on Handcrafting of items/products AC#50 nonresidential property P Adult day care II, 5+on residential property p Manager's residence/office AC#164 Adult day care II, 13+ on nonresidential Storage of products in conjunction with property P retail sales AC#50 Storage of supplies in conjunction with service and office uses AC#50 Health Services (Amd. Ord. 4803, 10-25-1999) Convalescent centers and nursing homes P PUBLIC FACILITIES Hospitals, sanitarium or similar uses H Government (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Government offices and facilities H 111109 TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s) Apply 2- 57 (Revised 12/99) Arri 4-2-070M—CENTER DOWNTOWN (CD) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: PUBLIC FACILITIES (Continued) MISCELLANEOUS USES AND MODIFICATIONS T Jails H DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Heights exceeding 95' H#14 Churches Temporary uses s#256 Churches, synagogues, temples H PROHIBITED USES, SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFIED Social/Social Service Organizations Bulk storage of products x#94 Community facilities P Exterior storage of products X#257 Philanthropic institution H Hazardous waste treatment and storage, Private club, fraternal or nonprofit off-site x organizations H Travel trailers or recreational vehicles for Service and social organizations H habitation x Social service facilities P Manufacturing of: (Amd. Ord. 47-86, 7-12-1999) Any product not specifically listed x Utilities Public utility use or structure H Utilities, small P Utilities, medium AD Utilities, large H Communications Communications broadcast and relay towers H Radio or television transmitter H Wireless communication facilities Micro facility antennas P Mini facility antennas P#237/AD Macro facility antennas P#237/AD Monopole I support structure AD#240/H Monopole II support structure X#242/H Lattice towers support structure X#242/H Minor modifications to existing wireless communication facilities P#243 SCHOOLS—PUBLIC AND PRIVATE Educational institution (public or private) H School, elementary (existing) P School, elementary(new) H School, secondary(existing) P School, secondary(new) H Portables (existing) P Portables (new, up to 4) S#1 Change in use for existing school H School expansion up to 10% P#1 School expansion more than 10% H SCHOOLS—PUBLIC AND PRIVATE (Continued) Schools and studios for art, crafts, photography, dance, music S#84 Business and professional schools P TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s) Apply (Revised 12/99) 2 - 58 4-2-070N—COMMERCIAL OFFICE (CO) 4-2-070N COMMERCIAL OFFICE (CO) Nrtule USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: AGRICULTURE, RESOURCE PRODUCTION AND ,RETAIL SALES (Continued) ANIMAL KEEPING Pharmacies S#207 Animal Related Services Photographic and electronic supplies , s#207 Veterinary offices/clinics no exterior Retail usesS#259 kennels S#207 Sporting goods S#207 Veterinary offices with kennels, runs or Used goods and antiques s#207 stables AD#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) (Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) CULTURAL,ENTERTAINMENT AND Gardens and Nurseries RECREATIONAL Nursery or greenhouse H Parks and Open Space (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Open space (new) s#162 Agriculture and Natural Resources Open space (existing) P Mineral/natural resource recovery H Park, playground or recreation/community (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) center H RESIDENTIAL Parks, regional (new) s#162 Other Residences and Lodging Parks, regional (existing) P Hotel S#207 Parks, community (new) s#162 Retirement residences S#209 Parks, community (existing) P Parks, neighborhood (new) s#162 RETAIL SALES Parks, neighborhood (existing) P Adult retail use S#227 Trails (new) S#162 Apparel and accessories S#207 Trails (existing) P Appliances S#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Nisei Auto supplies S#207 Recreational Facilities Books, music, stationery, art supply S#207 Recreational facilities (indoor or outdoor) AC#50 Building, hardware, garden materials S#150 Recreational services AD#62 Convenience goods s#189 Department and variety S#207 Entertainment/Amusement Drug stores S#207 Adult entertainment businesses s#227 Eating and drinking establishments S#234 Adult motion picture studios S#227 Espresso carts and temporary food vendors AD#230 Adult motion picture theaters s#227 Fabrics and related supplies S#207 Amusement arcades s#207 Florist H#207 Amusement parks H#207 Flowers, plants and floral supplies s#207 Bowling alleys s#207 Food S#207 Card rooms x Furniture S#207 Dance halls and cabarets S#207 Groceries S#207 Not for profit gambling, casinos/games of Hobbies, toys, games s#207 chance/bingo H#207 Home furnishings s#207 Outdoor commercial recreation or Jewelry s#207 entertainment uses H#207 Liquor stores s#207 Peep shows, panorams s#227 Mini-marts s#234 Sports arenas, auditoriums, exhibition halls s#2o7 Newsstands S#207 Theaters P#62 Office and business supplies, computers s#207 Theaters, drive-in S#207 Office supplies S#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) Personal medical supplies s#207 Pet shop and grooming S#207 TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 - 59 (Revised 2/00) 4-2-070N—COMMERCIAL OFFICE (CO) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND SERVICES(Continued) RECREATIONAL(Continued) Adult day care II, 13+on nonresidential NtriIli Culturalproperty P#62 Library or museum, public or nonprofit H (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Health Services OFFICE AND CONFERENCE Convalescent centers and nursing homes s#209 Administrative headquarters P Hospitals, sanitarium or similar uses H#261 Medical and dental clinics P Medical institutions s#212 Private conference centers AC (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Professional P TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) MANUFACTURED HOME SALES SERVICES Bus terminal, taxi headquarters AD#158 Auction houses S#223 Car washes S#207 Barber, beauty shops s#207 Gasoline service stations s#207 Business services, general s#259 Parking garages, accessory, exceeding the Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum AD 33%of the gross floor area limit AD Computer services (retail) s#207 Parking garages, commercial s#160 Financial institutions s#259 Parking garages, noncommercial AC#50 Financial and real estate s#207 Parking lots, commercial AD#62 Funeral homes s#207 Transit centers S#207 Health clubs/fitness centers/sports clubs s#259 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Laundromats s#207 Air Transportation Uses Personal services s#259 Helipads, accessory to primary use H Pet shop and grooming s#207 STORAGE Photography and photo reproduction S#207 Indoor storage AC/S#254, Printing, xerography (retail) s#207 Indoor storage exceeding the 33%floor area limit for accessory uses AD#42 Professional services s#207 Outdoor storage AD#57 Professional sports teams, promoters s#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL Rental Services Electronic manufacturing and assembly AD#20 Rental services, with outside storage s#225 Labs: grinding and assembly of optical lens Rental services, no outside storage S#207 and eyeglasses AD#210 Video rentals and sales s#207 Labs: medical, dental AD#207 (Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Research, development and testing AD#20 Repair Services Assembly and packaging of: Electrical repair s#207 Computer AC#268 Repair services AD#62 Electronics AC#207 Television repair s#207 Upholstery repair s#207 Light manufacturing, assembly, light finishing and warehousing of: Watches/jewelry repair S#207 Prefabricated parts and finished parts H#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Manufacturing, assembly,packaging Day Care Services of: Family day care P Articles, products or merchandise from Day care centers P preprocessed natural or synthetic Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential material AD#20 property P (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Adult day care I, maximum 12 on Solid Waste/Recycling nonresidential property P Recycling collection center H Adult day care II, 5+ on residential property p Recycling collection station AC#51 140 TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=I-learing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 2/00) 2 - 60 , 4-2-070N—COMMERCIAL OFFICE (CO) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL ACCESSORY USES SCHOOLS—PUBLIC AND PRIVATE Nome Apparel, fabric and leather goods Educational institution (public or private) H fabrication AC#266 . School, secondary(existing) P Computer and electronics assembly and School, secondary (new) H packaging AC#267 Portables (existing) P Electrical power generation and Portables (new, up to 4) s#149 cogeneration AC#213 Food preparation S#266 Change in use for existing school H Handcrafting of items/products S#266 School expansion up to 10% P#1 Storage of products in conjunction with School expansion more than 10% H retail sales s#267 Schools and studios for art, crafts, Storage of supplies in conjunction with photography, dance, music s#163 service and office uses s#267 Business and professional schools P (Amd. Ord.4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4803, 10-25-1999) (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) PUBLIC FACILITIES MISCELLANEOUS USES AND MODIFICATIONS TO Government DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Government offices and facilities H Changes in height, bulk AD Jails Existing proposed development (prior 0-P AD#208 Zone) (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) P#130 Churches Temporary uses S#219 Churches, synagogues, temples H (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) PROHIBITED USES, SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFIED Auto, motorcycle,truck, boat, mobile home, Social/Social Service Organizations trailer and RV sales, rental, repair and Community facilities H storage X#95 Philanthropic institution H Hazardous waste treatment and storage, Private club,fraternal or nonprofit off-site x organizations H Outdoor storage or outdoor display Service and social organizations H#62 materials or products x#185 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Residential uses x Utilities Public utility use or structure H Utilities, small P Utilities, medium AD Utilities, large H (Amd. Ord.4786, 7-12-1999) Communications Communications broadcast and relay towers H Radio or television transmitter H Telegraph and other communication H#207 Wireless communication facilities Micro facility antennas P Mini facility antennas P#237/AD Macro facility antennas P#237/AD Monopole I support structure P#237/AD Monopole II support structure x#241/AD Lattice towers support structure X#241/AD Minor modifications to existing wireless communication facilities P#243 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s) Apply 2 - 61 (Revised 12199) rrrnrrr 4-2-0700—CENTER OFFICE RESIDENTIAL (COR) 4-2-0700 CENTER OFFICE RESIDENTIAL (COR) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: Ng AGRICULTURE, RESOURCE PRODUCTION AND CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND ANIMAL KEEPING RECREATIONAL(Continued) Gardens and Nurseries Trails (existing) P Nursery or greenhouse H (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Recreational Facilities Agriculture and Natural Resources Marinas P#125 Mineral/natural resource recovery H (Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Cultural RESIDENTIAL Library or museum, public or nonprofit H Attached Dwellings (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Flats or townhouses P#119 OFFICE AND CONFERENCE (Amd. Ord.4773, 3-22-1999) Administrative headquarters P Other Residences and Lodging Business P Bed and breakfast houses S#68 Medical and dental clinics P Boarding and lodging houses s#68 Offices P Group homes II, for 6 or less P Personal p Group homes II, for 7 or more AD Private conference centers AC Retirement residences P Professional p Hotel P (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) Hotel/convention center with office and/or SERVICES residential uses on-site P Barber, beauty shops s#68 (Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum H RETAIL SALES Financial institutions S#153 011111110 Apparel and accessories S#68 Health clubs/fitness centers/sports clubs s#1s4 Books, music, stationery, art supply S#68 Personal services s#68 Eating and drinking establishments S#137 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) Food store no more than 25,000 square Repair Services feet of gross floor area S#68 Electrical s#68 Newsstands S#68 Shoe PharmaciesS#68 S#68 Television s#68 Taverns S#68 Upholstery S#68 (Amd. Ord.4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) Watches/jewelry s#68 CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND (Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) RECREATIONAL Day Care Services Parks and Open Space Family day care P Open space (new) P Day care centers s#68 Open space (existing) P Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential Park, playground or recreation/community property p center H Adult day care I, maximum 12 on Parks, regional (new) P nonresidential property P Parks, regional (existing) P Adult day care II, 5+on residential property s#68 Parks, community (new) P Adult day care II, 13+ on nonresidential Parks, community (existing) P property s#68 Parks, neighborhood (new) p Parks, neighborhood (existing) P Trails (new) p *110 TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s) Apply (Revised 12/99) 2 - 62 4-2-0700—CENTER OFFICE RESIDENTIAL(COR) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: SERVICES(Continued) PUBLIC FACILITIES(Continued) N1rr+` Health Services Utilities Convalescent centers and nursing homes AD Public utility use or structure H Hospitals, sanitarium or similar uses H Utilities, small P (Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) Utilities, medium AD TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND Utilities, large H MANUFACTURED HOME SALES (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Car washes AC#81 Communications Parking garages, commercial P Communications broadcast and relay Parking garages, noncommercial P towers H (Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) Radio or television transmitter H Air Transportation Uses Wireless communication facilities Helipads, accessory to primary use H Micro facility antennas P Mini facility antennas P#237/AD MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL Macro facility antennas P#237/AD Industrial/manufacturing facilities (existing) P#128 Monopole I support structure AD#240/H Industrial/manufacturing facilities, major Monopole II support structure X#242/H modification, production increase or Lattice towers support structure x#242/H expansion of existing H#276 Minor modifications to existing wireless Research, development and testing H communication facilities P#243 Assembly and packaging of: (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Electronics H SCHOOLS—PUBLIC AND PRIVATE (Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) Educational institution (public or private) H Solid Waste/Recycling School, elementary(existing) P Recycling collection station AC#51 School, elementary(new) H `fir✓ (Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) School, secondary (existing) P COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL ACCESSORY USES School, secondary (new) H Food preparation AC#50 Portables (existing) P Handcrafting of items/products AC#50 Portables (new, up to 4) s#1 Storage of products in conjunction with Change in use for existing school H retail sales AC#50 School expansion up to 10% P#1 Storage of supplies in conjunction with School expansion more than 10% H service and office uses AC#50 Business and professional schools s#68 (Amd. Ord. 4803, 10-25-1999) (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) PUBLIC FACILITIES MISCELLANEOUS USES AND MODIFICATIONS TO Government DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Government offices and facilities H Temporary uses s (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Churches PROHIBITED USES, SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFIED Churches, synagogues, temples H Bulk storage of products x Exterior storage of products x Social/Social Service Organizations Hazardous waste treatment and storage, Community facilities S#224 off-site x Philanthropic institution H Travel trailers or recreational vehicles for Private club, fraternal or nonprofit habitation x organizations H Manufacturing of: Service and social organizations H Any product not specifically listed x (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) (Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) 111r+ TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 63 (Revised 2/00) A 4-2-070P— INDUSTRIAL LIGHT(IL) 4-2-070P INDUSTRIAL LIGHT (IL) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: *44000 AGRICULTURE, RESOURCE PRODUCTION AND RETAIL SALES(Continued) ANIMAL KEEPING Liquor stores s#207 Animal Related Uses—Noncommercial Lumber yards P#74 Kennels, hobby P#205 Mini-marts p Monuments, tombstones and gravestones s#207 Animal Related Services _ Newsstands s#207 Kennels P#74 Office and business supplies, computers s#207 Veterinary offices/clinics no exterior Office supplies s#207 kennels, runs or stables s#207 Personal medical supplies s#207 Veterinary offices/clinics with kennels P#74 Pet shop and grooming s#207 Veterinary offices with kennels, runs or Pharmacies s#207 stables AD#207 Photographic and electronic supplies s#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 742-1999) Retail uses s#207 Gardens and Nurseries Sporting goods s#207 Horticultural nurseries (wholesale/retail) P#74 Used goods and antiques s#207 Nursery or greenhouse H (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) WHOLESALE SALES Agriculture and Natural Resources Wholesale outlets P#74 Mineral/natural resource recovery H RESIDENTIAL CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATIONAL Other Residences and Lodging Parks and Open Space Hotel s#207 Open space (new) s#174 Motel s#207 Open space (existing) P (Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Park, playground or recreation/community RETAIL SALES center H Adult retail use s#6o Parks, regional (new) s#174 - Apparel and accessories s#207 Parks, regional (existing) P Appliances s#207 Parks, community (new) s#174 ' Auto supplies s#207 Parks, community (existing) P Books, music, stationery, art supply s#207 Parks, neighborhood (new) s#174 Building, hardware,:°garden materials s#150 Parks, neighborhood (existing) P Bulk retail outlet P#74 Trails (new) s#174 Convenience goods;: s#189 Trails (existing) P Department and variety s#207 Drug store s#207 Recreation Facilities Eating and drinking establishments P Recreation facilities (indoor or outdoor) s#207 Espresso carts and temporary food vendors s#207 (Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) r.A Fabrics and related supplies s#207 Entertainment/Amusement Florist s#207 Adult entertainment business s#60 Flowers, plants, and floral supplies s#207 Adult motion picture studios s#60 Food s#207 Adult motion picture theaters s#6o Furniture s#207 Amusement arcades s#207 Groceries s#207 Amusement parks H#207 Hobbies, toys, games s#207 Bowling alleys s#207 Home furnishings s#207 Card rooms s#255 Jewelry s#207 NiiPO TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 2/00) 2 - 64 4-2-070P— INDUSTRIAL LIGHT(IL) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: CULTURAL,ENTERTAINMENT AND SERVICES(Continued) RECREATIONAL(Continued) Repair Services Dance halls and cabarets S#207 . Electrical repair s#207 Not for profit gambling, casinos/games of Television repair S#207 chance/bingo H#207 Upholstery repair s#207 Outdoor commercial recreation or Watches/jewelry repair s#207 entertainment uses H#207 (Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Peep shows and panorams S#60 Sports arenas, auditoriums, exhibition halls s#207 DayCare Services Theaters Family day care s#207 S#207 Day care centers s#259 Theaters, drive-in S#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential property AD Cultural Adult day care I, maximum 12 on Library or museum, public or nonprofit H nonresidential property s#260 Adult day care II, 5+on residential property AD OFFICE AND CONFERENCE Adult day care II, 13+ on nonresidential Administrative headquarters s#71 property AD Medical and dental clinics S#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Offices P Health Services Private conference centers s#207 Hospitals, sanitariums or similar uses H#261 Professional office P (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) (Amd. Ord.4786, 7-12-1999;Ord. 4857, 8-21-2000) TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND SERVICES MANUFACTURED HOME SALES Auction houses s#223 Automobile, motorcycle, passenger truck Barber, beauty shops S#207 leasing S#207 Business services, general P Automobile, motorcycle, passenger truck No' Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum H rental P#74 Commercial laundries P#74 Automobile, motorcycle, passenger truck Computer services (retail) S#207 sales P#74 Dry cleaning plants P#74 Boat leasing, sales, rental P#74 Financial and real estate Body shops P#74 s#207 Bus terminal, taxi headquarters AD#158 Financial institutions S#259 Car washes Funeral homes P s#207 Express delivery/hauling, cargo handling Health clubs/fitness centers/sports clubs s#207 with central terminal Laundromats P#74 S#207 Gasoline service stations P Personal service S#207 Industrial engine or transmission rebuild P#74 Pet shop and grooming S#207 Mobile homes sales Photography and photo reproduction s#207 P#74 Mobile home/trailer/RV sales, rental P#74 Printing, xerography (retail) S#207 Parking garages, accessory, exceeding Professional services S#207 33%of the gross floor area limit AD#207 Professional sports teams/promoters S#207 Parking garages, commercial S#160 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Public parking S#207 Rental Services RV sales, rental P#74 Rental services, with outside storage S#225 Taxi and individual transportation s#177 Rental services, no outside storage P#74 Transit centers H#207 Video rentals and sales S#207 Truck rental (commercial/noncommercial) P#74 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Truck sales (commercial/noncommercial) P#74 'erre TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 - 65 (Revised 10/00) 4-2-070P—INDUSTRIAL LIGHT(IL) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL(Continued' MANUFACTURED HOME SALES(Continued) Manufacturing,assembly,packaging Uses determined by the Zoning of: Administrator that directly support Apparel and other textile products P#74 dealerships S#207 Articles, products or merchandise form Vehicle service and repair, large P#74 preprocessed natural or synthetic Vehicle service and repair, small P#74 material AD#265 Computer and office equipment P#74 Air Transportation Uses Electronic and other electrical equipment P#74 Helipads, accessory to primary use only H Food and kindred products processing P#178 STORAGE Leather and leather goods P#74 Hazardous waste, off-site H#211 Optical lenses and eyeglasses P#74 Hazardous waste, on-site AC#129/ Signs and advertising P#74 H#235 (Amd. Ord.4786, 7-12-1999) Indoor storage AC#254 Solid Waste/Recycling Indoor storage exceeding the 33%floor Recycling collection station P#74 area limit for accessory uses s#262 Recycling collection center P#74 Outdoor storage S#263 COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL ACCESSORY USES Outside storage (vehicles/equipment/ products) AC#87 Accessory structures AC#93 Petroleum/natural gas to 50,000 gallons AC#129 Apparel, fabric and leather goods fabrication AC#266 Self-service storage S#264 Caretaker's residence AC#56 Warehousing and storage P#74 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Computer and electronics assembly and packaging MANUFACTURING'AND INDUSTRIAL AC Food preparation s#266ss Any H-1 District use in the L-1 Zone H Handcrafting of item/products s#266 Breweries P#74 Hazardous waste treatment, on-site AC#129 Contractor's and manufacturer's Restaurant, cafeteria, recreational facilities AC#54 representatives P#74 Retail uses associated with primary use AC#49 Contractors' office with storage of equipment/materials P#74 Security building AC#58 Distilleries P#74 Storage of products in conjunction with Electronic, manufacturing, and assembly s#207 retail sales AC#267 Hazardous waste treatment, off-site H Storage of supplies in conjunction with service and office uses AC#267 Labs: grinding and assembly of optical (Amd. Ord.4786, 7-12-1999;Ord. 4803, 10-25-1999) lenses and eyeglasses S#207 PUBLIC FACILITIES Labs: medical,dental S#207 Movie production and distribution AD Government Printing, publishing, and allied industries P#74 Government offices and facilities H Research,development and testing P#74 Churches Wineries P#74 Assembly and packaging of: Churches, synagogues,temples H Computer AC#268 Social/Social Service Organizations Electronics AC#207 Light manufacturing, assembly, light Community facilities s#177 finishing and warehousing of: Philanthropic institution H Prefabricated and finished parts H#207 Private club,fraternal or nonprofit organizatisH Manufacturing,processing,assembly of: Service and s social organizations H (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Printing, publishing and allied industries P#74 TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 10/00) 2 - 66 4-2-070P—INDUSTRIAL LIGHT(IL) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: PUBLIC FACILITIES(Continued) - PROHIBITED USES, SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFIED Utilities Residential uses except caretaker/security Public utility use or structure H residence X Utilities, small P Refining, manufacturing, or bulk Utilities, medium s#177 storage of: Utilities, large H Petroleum or petroleum by-products, (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) except as an accessory use of less than Communications 50,000 gallons X Communication broadcast and relay towers H#207 Radio or television transmitter H Telegraph and other communications H#207 Wireless communication facilities Micro facility antennas P Mini facility antennas P#237/AD Macro facility antennas P#237/AD Monopole I support structure P#237/AD Monopole II support structure X#241/AD Lattice towers support structure X#241/AD Minor modifications to existing wireless communication facilities P#243 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) SCHOOLS—PUBLIC AND PRIVATE Educational institution (public or private) H School, elementary(existing) P School, elementary (new)NNW H School, secondary (existing) P School, secondary (new) H Portables (existing) Portables (new, up to 4) S#175 Change in use for existing school H School expansion up to 10% P#176 School expansion more than 10% H Schools and studios for art, crafts, photography, dance, music S#258 Business and professional schools S#207 Vocational schools P#74 Special schools: technical/industrial processes H#207 School district support facilities P#74 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) MISCELLANEOUS USES AND MODIFICATIONS TO DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Changes in height, bulk AD#207 Heights exceeding the maximum height of 50' H Temporary uses s#179 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 4 2 -67 (Revised 2/00) 4-2-0700—INDUSTRIAL MEDIUM (IM) 4-2-070Q INDUSTRIAL MEDIUM (IM) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: AGRICULTURE, RESOURCE PRODUCTION,AND , RETAIL SALES(Continued) ANIMAL KEEPING Hobbies, toys, games s#207 Animal Related Uses—Noncommercial Home furnishings s#207 Kennels, hobby S#269 Jewelry S#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Liquor stores s#207 Animal Related Services Lumber yards P Kennels P#269 Mini-marts P - Stables, commercial P#270 Monuments, tombstones and gravestones s#207 Veterinary offices/clinics with no exterior Newsstands s#207 kennels, runs or stables s#207 Office and business supplies,computers s#207 Veterinary offices/clinics with kennels P#269 Office supplies s#207 Veterinary offices with kennels, runs or Personal medical supplies s#207 stables AD#271 Pet shop and grooming s#207 (Amd.-Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Pharmacies s#207 Gardens and Nurseries Photographic and electronic supplies s#207 Horticultural nurseries (wholesale/retail) P Retail uses s#207 Nursery or greenhouse H (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-1 2-1 999) Sporting goods s#207 Used goods and antiques s#207 Agriculture and Natural Resources (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) Agricultural crop sales P#270 WHOLESALE SALES Mineral/natural resource recovery H#270 Agricultural crop sales P (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Fuel dealers RESIDENTIAL H#270 Fuel yards P Other Residences and Lodging Wholesale outlets P Hotel s#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Motel s#207 CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND (Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) RECREATIONAL . RETAIL SALES Parks and Open Space Adult retail use S#60 Open space (new) s#117 Apparel and accessories s#207 Open space (existing) P Appliances s#207 Park, playground or recreation/community Auto supplies - s#207 center H Books, music, stationery, art supply s#207 Parks, regional (new) s#117 Building, hardware,garden materials s#150 Parks, regional (existing) P Bulk-retail outlet P Parks, community (new) s#117 Coal yards P#270 Parks, community(existing) P Convenience goods s#189 Parks, neighborhood (new) s#117 Department and variety s#207 Parks, neighborhood (existing) p Drug store s#207 Trails (new) s#117 Eating and drinking establishments P Trails (existing) p Espresso carts and temporary food vendors s#207 Fabrics and related supplies s#207 Recreational Facilities Florist s#207 Recreational facilities (indoor or outdoor) s#118 Flowers, plants and floral supplies s#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Food s#207 Furniture s#207 Groceries s#207 TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 2/00) 2 -68 4-2-070Q—INDUSTRIAL MEDIUM (IM) USES: TYPE: USES: ITYPE: CULTURAL,ENTERTAINMENT AND SERVICES(Continued) e RECREATIONAL(Continued) Professional sports teams/promoters IP Entertainment/Amusement • (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Adult entertainment business S#60 Rental Services Adult motion picture studios S#60 Rental services, with outside storage s#225 Adult motion picture theaters S#60 Rental services, no outside storage P Amusement arcades S#207 Video rental and sales s#207 Amusement parks H#207 (Amd. Ord.4786, 7-12-1999) Bowling alleys S#207 Repair Services Card rooms S#272 Electrical repair s#207 Dance halls and cabarets S#207 Television repair s#207 ` Not for profit gambling, casinos/games of Upholstery repair s#207 chance/bingo H#207 Watches/jewelry repair s#207 Outdoor commercial recreation or (Ord.4786, 7-12-1999) entertainment H#207 Day Care Services Peep shows and panorams S#60 Sports arenas, auditoriums, exhibition halls s#207 Dayacare day care s#207 Theaters are centers s#259 S#207 Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential Theaters, drive-in s#207 property (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) H Adult day care I, maximum 12 on Cultural nonresidential property s#260 Library or museum, public or nonprofit H Adult day care II, 5+on residential property H Adult day care II, 13+on nonresidential OFFICE AND CONFERENCE property AD Administrative headquarters s#71 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4915, 8-27-2001) Medical and dental clinics s#207 Health Services Personal s#173 Hospitals, sanitarium or similar uses H#261 Private conference centers S#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Professional office S#207 TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) MANUFACTURED HOME SALES SERVICES Auto impoundment yard H#270 Auction houses P Automobile, motorcycle, passenger truck Barber, beauty shops S#207 leasing S#207 Business services, general P Automobile, motorcycle, passenger truck Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum H rental P Commercial laundries P Automobile, motorcycle, passenger truck Computer services (retail) S#207 sales P Dry cleaning plants P Boat leasing, sales, rental P Financial institutions Body shops P s#259 Bus terminal, taxi headquarters AD#158 Financial and real estate s#207 Car washes Funeral homes S#207 P Health clubs/fitness centers/sports clubs s#207 Express with cenntrtdelraery/hanling, cargo handling with terminal P Laundromats s#207 Gasoline service stations Personal service P S#207 Heavy equipment wholesale, storage, Pet shop and grooming S#207 repair P Photography and photo reproduction S#207 Industrial engine or transmission rebuild P Printing, xerography (retail) S#207 Mobile homes sales P Professional services S#207 Mobile home/trailer/RV sales, rental P TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 -69 (Revised 11/Ol) rrrrr. 4-2-0700—INDUSTRIAL MEDIUM (IM) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL(Continued) MANUFACTURED HOME SALES(Continued) Construction office P Parking garages, accessory, exceeding the • Contractor's and manufacturer's 33%of the gross floor area limit AD#207 _ representatives P Parking garages, commercial P Distilleries P Parking lots, commercial P Electronic, manufacturing, and assembly s#207 Public parking S#207 Hazardous waste treatment, off-site H RV sales, rental P Labs: grinding and assembly of optical Taxi and individual transportation P lenses and eyeglasses s#207 Tow truck operation H#273 Labs: medical, dental P Transit centers H#207 Manufacturing of stone, clay, glass, 'Transportation services p concrete AD#270 Truck rental/sales P Movie production and distribution P Uses determined-by the Zoning Research, development and testing P Administrator-that directly support Soap and compound manufacturing H#270 dealerships S#207 Tanning, curing, storage of rawhide or skin AD#270 Vehicle service and repair, large P Wineries P Vehicle service and repair, small P Assembly and packaging of: Wrecking yard, auto H#270 Computer AC#268 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Electronics AC#207 Air Transportation Uses Light manufacturing, assembly, light Helipads, commercial H finishing and warehousing of: Helipads, accessory to primary use S#207 Prefabricated and finished parts H#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Manufacturing,processing, assembly STORAGE of: Explosives H Coating, engraving, allied services P *1111100 Farm produce refrigeration and storage P Printing, publishing, and allied services P Hazardous waste, off-site (including Manufacturing,processing, assembly, treatment) H#274 warehousing of: Hazardous waste, on-site (including AC#129/ Bicycles P treatment) H#274 Fabricated metal products P Indoor storage AC#254 Measuring and controlling equipment P Indoor storage exceeding the 33%floor Wood products and cabinet shops P area limit for accessory use S#262 Manufacturing, assembly, packaging Outdoor storage S#263 of: Outside storage.{including vehicles/ Apparel and other textile products P equipment) AC#87 Articles, products or merchandise form Petroleum/natural gas over 50,000 gallons H preprocessed natural or synthetic Petroleum/natural gas to 50,000 gallons AC#129 materials AD#265 Self-service storage s#268 Computer and office equipment P Warehousing P Electronic and other electrical equipment P Warehousing and storage P Food and kindred products processing P#122 Leather and leather goods P MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL Optical lenses and eyeglasses P Breweries P Signs and advertising H#270 Brick, tile, terra cotta manufacturing, (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) storage AD#270 Solid Waste/Recycling Cement, lime, gypsum manufacturing H#270 Disposal facilities (dump, solid industrial Concrete batching plant AD#270 waste) H 811110 TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 11/01) 2 -70 4-2-0700—INDUSTRIAL MEDIUM (IM) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL(Continued) PUBLIC FACILITIES (Continued) �>trr/ Recycling collection center P#270 Wireless communication facilities Recycling collection station P Micro facility antennas P Sewage disposal and treatment plants H#270 Mini facility antennas P#237/AD Waste recycling and transfer facilities H#270 Macro facility antennas P#237/AD (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Monopole I support structure P#237/AD COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL ACCESSORY USES Monopole II support structure X#241/AD Accessory structures AC#44 Lattice towers support structure X#241/AD Apparel, fabric and leather goods Minor modifications to existing wireless fabrication AC#266 communication facilities P#243 Caretaker's residence AC#56 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Computer and electronics assembly and SCHOOLS-PUBLIC AND PRIVATE packaging AC#267 Educational institution (public or private) H Food preparation S#266 School, elementary(existing) P Gatehouse or guardhouse AC#58 School, secondary(existing) P Handcrafting of items/products S#266 Portables (existing) P Hazardous waste treatment, on-site AC#129 School expansion up to 10% P#1 Retail uses associated with primary use S#171 Schools and studios for art, crafts, Storage of products in conjunction with photography, dance music s#258 retail sales AC#267 Business and professional schools s#207 Storage of supplies in conjunction with Vocational schools service and office uses P Ac#267 Special schools: technical/industrial (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4803, 10-25-1999) processes PUBLIC FACILITIES H#207 School district support facilities P Government (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Government offices and facilities H MISCELLANEOUS USES AND MODIFICATIONS TO DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Churches Changes in height, bulk AD#207 Churches, synagogues, temples H Temporary uses S#218 Temporary buildings used for construction AC#45 Social/Social Service Organizations (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Community facilities S#173 PROHIBITED USES, SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFIED Philanthropic institution H Residential uses except caretaker/security Private club, fraternal or nonprofit residence x organizations H Manufacturing of: Service and social organizations H Oil, shellac, varnish or turpentine x (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Paper and pulp x Utilities Rubber from crude material x Public utility use or structure H Refining, manufacturing, or bulk Utilities services P storage of: Utilities, small P Petroleum or petroleum by-products Utilities, medium AD except as provided in the bulk storage Utilities, large H regulations x Communications Communication broadcast and relay towers H#270 Communication services P Radio or television transmitter H Telegraph and other communications H#207 Now TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 71 (Revised 2/00) 4-2-070R— INDUSTRIAL HEAVY (IH) 4-2-070R INDUSTRIAL HEAVY (IH) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: AGRICULTURE, RESOURCE PRODUCTION AND . RETAIL SALES(Continued) ANIMAL KEEPING Liquor stores s#207 Animal Related Uses—Noncommercial Lumber yards P Kennels, hobby P#205 Mini-marts P Monuments, tombstones and gravestones s#207 Animal Related Services Newsstands s#207 Kennels P#249 Office and business supplies, computers s#207 Stables, commercial P Office supplies s#207 Veterinary offices/clinics no exterior Personal medical supplies s#207 kennels s#207 Pet shop and grooming s#207 Veterinary offices with kennels, runs or Pharmacies s#207 stables AD#207 Photographic and electronic supplies s#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Retail uses s#207 Gardens and Nurseries Sporting goods s#207 Nursery or greenhouse H Used goods and antiques s#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) Agriculture and Natural Resources WHOLESALE Mineral/natural resource recovery H Wholesale outlets P RESIDENTIAL Fuel yards P Other Residences and Lodging CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND Hotel s#207 RECREATIONAL Motel s#207 Parks and Open Space (Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) RETAIL SALES Open space (new) s#117 Open space (existing) P Adult retail use s#60 Park, playground or recreation/community Apparel and accessories s#207 center H Appliances s#207 Parks, regional (new) s#117 Auto supplies s#207 Parks, regional (existing) P Books, music, stationery, art supply s#207 Parks, community (new) s#117 Building, hardware, garden materials s#150 Parks, community(existing) P Bulk retail outlet P Parks, neighborhood (new) s#117 Coal yards P Parks, neighborhood (existing) P Convenience goods S#189 Trails (new) S#117 Department and variety s#207 Trails (existing) P Drug store s#207 Eating and drinking establishments P Recreational Facilities Espresso carts and temporary food vendors s#207 Recreational facilities (indoor or outdoor) s#173 Fabrics and related supplies s#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Florist s#207 Entertainment/Amusement Flowers, plants and floral supplies s#207 Adult entertainment business s#60 Food s#207 Adult motion picture studios s#60 Furniture s#207 Adult motion picture theaters s#60 Groceries s#207 Amusement arcades s#207 Hobbies, toys, games s#207 Amusement parks H#207 Home furnishings s#207 Bowling alleys s#207 Jewelry s#207 TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 2/00) 2 - 72 4-2-070R—INDUSTRIAL HEAVY(IH) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT AND SERVICES(Continued) 'Iwo RECREATIONAL(Continued) Repair Services Card rooms S#255 Electrical repair s#207 Dance halls and cabarets s#207 Television repair s#207 Not for profit gambling, casinos/games of Upholstery repair s#207 chance/bingo H#207 Watches/jewelry repair s#207 Outdoor commercial recreation or (Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) entertainment uses H#207 Day Care Services Peep shows and panorams S#60 Family day care s#207 Sports arenas, auditoriums, exhibition halls s#207 Day care centers s#259 Theaters S#207 Adult day care I, maximum 4 on residential Theaters, drive-in S#207 property H (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) Adult day care I, maximum 12 on Cultural nonresidential property s#260 Library or museum, public or nonprofit H Adult day care II, 5+on residential property H Adult day care II, 13+on nonresidential OFFICE AND CONFERENCE property H Administrative headquarters s#71 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Medical and dental clinics s#207 Health Services Private conference centers s#207 Hospitals, sanitariums or similar uses H#261 Professional offices s#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND SERVICES MANUFACTURED HOME SALES Auction houses s#207 Auto impoundment yard P Barber, beauty shops s#207 Automobile, motorcycle, passenger truck 'lime Business services, generalP leasing S#207 Cemetery, crematory, mausoleum H Automobile, motorcycle, passenger truck Computer services (retail) S#207 rental S#207 Financial institutions Automobile, motorcycle, passenger truck S#259 sales P Financial and real estate S#207 Boat leasing, sales, rental P Funeral homes S#207 Body shops P Health clubs/fitness centers/sports clubs S#207 Bus terminal, taxi headquarters AD#158 Laundromats S#207 Car washes P Personal service S#207 Construction equipment rental P Pet shop and grooming s#207 Gasoline service stations P Photography and photo reproduction S#207 Heavy equipment sales, storage, repair P Printing, xerography(retail) S#207 Heavy equipment rental P Professional services S#207 Heavy hauling vehicles rental P Professional sports teams/promoters S#207 Industrial engine or transmission rebuild P (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Mobile home/trailer/RV sales, rental P Rental Services Parking garages, accessory, exceeding the Rental services, with outside storage S#225 33%of the gross floor area limit AD#207 Rental services, no outside storage S#207 Parking garages, commercial s#160 Video rental and sales S#207 Public parking s#207 (Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Railroad yards P Tow truck operation P Trailer rental P Transit centers H#207 TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 - 73 (Revised 2/00) 4-2-070R— INDUSTRIAL HEAVY(IH) USES: TYPE: USES: TYPE: TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND _ MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL(Continued) MANUFACTURED HOME SALES(Continued) Research, development and testing P Truck terminals and associated Soap and compound manufacturing AD warehousing P Tanning, curing, storage of rawhide or skin AD Uses determined by the Zoning Assembly and packaging of: Administrator that directly support Computer AC#268 dealerships S#207 Electronics Vehicle service and repair, large p AC#207 Light manufacturing,assembly, light Vehicle service and repair, small P finishing and warehousing of: Wrecking yard, auto H Prefabricated and finished parts H#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Manufacturing,processing of: Air Transportation Uses Chemicals and allied products H Airplane sales and repair P Manufacturing,processing, assembly Helipads, accessory to primary use H#207 of: (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Abrasive products p STORAGE Airplanes P Explosives H#215 Asphalt plants p Explosives, accessory AC Automobiles p Hazardous waste, off-site (including Boats treatment) H#211 P Hazardous waste, on-site (including AC#129/ Clay products p treatment) H#235 Coating, engraving, allied services p Indoor storage AC#254 Concrete products p Indoor storage exceeding the 33%floor Electric powered metal recycling plant p area limit for accessory use s#262 Electronic and electrical products p Natural gas storage AD Fabricated metal products p Outdoor storage s#263 Food and kindred products p Outside storage (including vehicles/ Forest products p equipment/products) AC#87 Forging p Petroleum/natural gas over 50,000 gallons H Foundries p Petroleum/natural gas to 50,000 gallons AC#129 Glass products p Self-service storage p Gypsum products p Warehousing p Heavy machine shops p Warehousing and storage p Machinery for general industry, mining, (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) agriculture p MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL Military vehicles P Breweries P Miscellaneous manufacturing Brick, tile, terra cotta manufacturing, establishments p storage AD Paint P Cement, lime, gypsum manufacturing H Pre-cast building components p Concrete batching p Printing ink p Contractors' office with storage of Printing, publishing, and allied industries p equipment/materials p Quarrying p Disinfectant manufacturer H Rubber and miscellaneous plastic products p Distilleries p Stone cutting and engraving p Electronics, manufacturing and assembly s#207 Stone products P Hazardous waste treatment, off-site H Structural clay products p Labs: grinding and assembly of optical Transportation equipment manufacturing lenses and eyeglasses s#207 and assembly P Labs: medical and dental s#207 4411100 TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply (Revised 2/00) 2 - 74 4-2-070R—INDUSTRIAL HEAVY(IH) USES: TYPE: USES: ITYPE: MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL(Continued) - PUBLIC FACILITIES (Continued) Nose Manufacturing, assembly,packaging of: Utilities, large H Articles, products or merchandise from preprocessed natural or synthetic Communications material AD#265 Communication broadcast and relay towers H#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Radio or television transmitter Solid Waste/Recycling H Disposal facilities (dump, solid industrial Telegraph and other communications H#207 waste) Wireless communication facilities H Micro facility antennas Recycling collection station AC#207 P Recycling collection center Mini facility antennas P#237/AD H#207 Macro facility antennas Recycling processing center P P#237/AD Sewage disposal and treatment plants H Monopole I support structure P#237/AD (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Monopole II support structure X#241/AD COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL ACCESSORY USES Lattice towers support structure X#241/AD Accessory structures Minor modifications to existing wireless AC#44 communication facilities Apparel, fabric and leather goods P#243 fabrication (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) AC#266 SCHOOLS—PUBLIC AND PRIVATE Caretaker's residence AC#56 Computer and electronics assembly and Educational institution (public or private) H Schools and studios for art, crafts, packaging AC#267 Food preparation photography, dance, music s#258 S#266 Business and professionalschools Gatehouse or guardhouse AC#58 s#207 Handcrafting of items/products s#266 Special schools: technical/industrial Hazardous waste treatment, on-site AC#129 processes H#207 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Retail uses associated with primary use S#171 MISCELLANEOUS USES AND MODIFICATIONS TO Storage of products in conjunction with DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS retail sales AC#267 Storage of supplies in conjunction with Changes in height, bulk AD#207 service and office uses Temporary uses s#218 AC#267 (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999; Ord. 4803, 10-25-1999) Temporary buildings used for construction AC#45 PUBLIC FACILITIES (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Government PROHIBITED USES, SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFIED Government offices and facilities Residential uses except caretaker/security H residence x Churches Manufacturing of: Oil, shellac, varnish or turpentine x Churches, synagogues, temples H Paper and pulp x Social/Social Service Organizations Rubber from crude material x Communityfacilities Refining, manufacturing, or bulk s#173 storage of: Philanthropic institution H Petroleum oretroleum Private club, fraternal or nonprofit P by-products except as an accessory use of less than organizations H 50,000 gallons x Service and social organizations H (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Utilities Public utility use or structure H Utilities, small P Utilities, medium AD TYPES: AC=Accessory Use AD=Administrative Conditional Use H=Hearing Examiner Conditional Use P=Primary Use S=Secondary Use T=Temporary Use X=Prohibited Use #=Condition(s)Apply 2 - 75 (Revised 2/00) row.. This page left intentionally blank. *44110. (Revised 2/00) 2 - 76 4-2-080A 4-2-080 CONDITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH ZONING USE TABLES: Nifty A. SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING 12. These uses shall include high visibility retail CONDITIONS: or service space on the ground floor along street frontage in the"Downtown Pedes- 1. Subject to site plan review. trian District". See Downtown Pedestrian 2. Subject to site plan review and consistency District Map in RMC 4-2-080D. with the City Comprehensive Parks, Recre- 13. Except school facilities. ation and Open Space Master Plan and Trails Master Plan. 14. RMC 4-2-120C, Condition 21, Additional Conditional Use Permit Criteria for Excess 3. Administrative approval under RMC Height also applies. 4-9-200, Site Plan Review,for new neigh- borhood parks which are smaller than ten 15. These uses shall not be located on the (10)acres. Hearing Examiner approval ground floor along street frontage in the under the Site Plan Review section for new "Downtown Pedestrian District". See neighborhood parks which are ten (10) Downtown Pedestrian District Map in RMC acres or larger. In either case, subject to 4-2-080D. consistency with the City Comprehensive 16. These uses,except their supportive Parks, Recreation and Open Space Master P aeoffices and sales uses, shall not be located on the Plan and Trails Master Plan. ground floor along street frontage in the 4. Administrative approval under the Site Plan "Downtown Pedestrian District". See Review section for new community gar- Downtown Pedestrian District Map in RMC dens which are smaller than ten(10)acres. 4-2-080D. Hearing Examiner approval under the Site 17. These uses shall not be located on the Plan Review section for new community ground floor along street frontage in the gardens which are ten (10)acres or larger. "Downtown Pedestrian District". Parking, 5. Including restaurants and associated build- docking and loading areas for truck traffic ings as part of a residential development shall be off-street and screened from view • project. of abutting public streets. See Downtown 6. Allowed in the Employment Area Valley Pedestrian District Map in RMC 4 2-080D. (EAV) land use designation only(see EAV 18. These uses shall be permitted only as a map in RMC 4-2-080B)except north of SW continuation of an existing commercial 16th St. (Amd. Ord.4773, 3-22-1999; Ord. laundry use. Existing use of this type may 4786, 7-12-1999) be expanded on existing properties, contig- 7. Limited to locations within an existing or uous properties, or on properties a portion of which is within one hundred feet(100')of new golf course or regional park. (Amd. existing buildings, subject to site plan Ord. 4840, 5-8-2000) review. These uses shall not be expanded 8. Size and location of these uses will be on the ground floor along street frontage in reviewed as part of the site plan approval. the "Downtown Pedestrian District"except for those supportive office and sales uses. 9. Expansion of existing retail structures sub- Along property lines adjacent to residential ject to site plan review.Construction of new uses,there shall be a fifteen foot(15')wide retail buildings on the same site as existing continuous landscaped buffer. retail buildings, subject to site plan review. Consideration given to community need 19. In the"Downtown Core Area", bulk storage (i.e., suitable location). must be contained within the buildings, e.g., in basements, upper stories of build- 10. Except not permitted in the "Downtown ings. See Downtown Core Area Map in Core Area".See Downtown Core Area Map RMC 4-2-080C. in RMC 4-2-080C. 20. Consideration must be given to community 11. In addition to the criteria of RMC 4-9-030, need (i.e., suitable location). Conditional Use Permits, the use must be sited in conjunction with gas station. 2 - 77 (Revised 5/00) Asir 4-2-080A 21. Consideration must be given to community 29. For four(4)or fewer guests per night. need (i.e.,suitable location)and subject to 30. The guest house must be conducted by the the provisions of RMC 4-3-010 and chapter property owner. No more than fifty percent 5-12 RMC,Adult Entertainment. (50%)of the principal residence is used for 22. Consideration must be given to community the guest house and the number of persons need (i.e., suitable location). Gaming activ- accommodated per night shall not exceed ities not permitted. No greater than ten four(4). thousand(10,000)square feet in size.Ade- 31. The guest house must be conducted by the quate on-site parking,joint parking may be permitted within five hundred feet(500') property owner. No more than fifty percent subject to the standards of the parking and (50%)of the principal residence is used for the guest house and the number of persons loading regulations. accommodated per night shall not exceed 23. Consideration must be given to community four(4).One off-street parking space must need (i.e.,suitable location). Intended and be provided for each guest room.The park- designed to serve immediate market area ing space must not be located in any (i.e.,contiguous CO Zone). No outdoor required setback.The domestic water sup- facilities. No external signage. ply and wastewater disposal facilities shall 24. Buildings/structures which support the agri be approved by the City. cultural or animal husbandry use of a site 32. Normally associated with and ancillary to such as barns, silos, sheds, and enclosed single family homes and conforming to the buildings used forthe storage of agricultural development standards of this Zone(i.e., products and equipment.Animal shelter or maximum size, height, etc.). animal manure storage facilities may also 33. Subject to the requirements of RMC be allowed on lots at least one acre in size. 4-9-090, Home Occupations,with the writ- 25. Consideration must be given to community ten approval of the property owner,which need (i.e., suitable location). Intended and may be revoked for good cause. designed to serve immediate market area 34. Subject to approval by the Zoning Adminis- (i.e.,contiguous CO Zone).No freestanding trator and the standards of RMC 4-9-090, buildings—must be located in a "primary use"structure. No drive-through service. Home Occupations. Signage: For lots within one hundred feet 35. I.e.,temporary seasonal uses,job shacks, (100') of residential zoned properties, model homes,subject to approval by the external signage shall be subject to the pro Zoning Administrator. visions of RMC 4-4-100F, Signs within 36. One accessory dwelling unit—may be Shoreline Areas—Special Requirements. detached or attached. Subject to the devel- opment standards applicable to primary 26. Consideration must be given to community structures, to house family members need(i.e., suitable location). Intended and related to the property owner or an designed to serve immediate market area employee of property owner, including a (i.e.,contiguous CO Zone).No freestanding unit attached to a primary dwelling or a des buildings—must be located in a "primary ignated manufactured home.See Auto Mall use"structure.Three(3)drive-up windows Map in RMC 4-3-040. in conjunction with a branch operation.Inte- grated into the exterior wall of a "primary 37. An administrative conditional use permit is use" structure. required to exceed the maximum number 27. Located on the same lot as the single family of farm animals allowed outright in this Zone. home. 28. Located adjacent to or on the same lots as 38. Allowed only in the Residential Multi-Family Infill suffix, twenty four(24) hour on-site the single family home and conforming with management required.The manager's unit the development standards. Accessory is not subject to minimum density require- structures shall only be allowed on residen- ments. No estate, garage or other sales tial lots in conjunction with an existing pri from any leasable spaces. No outdoor stor- mary residential use. (Revised 5/00) 2- 78 4-2-080A age,including vehicle or trailer storage lots. and not exceeding thirty three percent Self service storage uses in this Zone are (33%)of the gross floor area of such a use. *toe subject to the following special develop- ment standards:Temporary customer mov 50. Allowed where incidental to a permitted pri- ing van/truck parking, if provided, must be mary or secondary use and shall not clearly marked with signage or paint. The exceed thirty three percent(33%) of the gross floor area,except for floor area that is dimensions and demarcation of moving van/truck spaces subject to site plan devoted to food prepared wholly for retail review. Side and rear setbacks subject to sales on-site. the Commercial Arterial Zone standards of 51. Allowed where incidental to a permitted pri- RMC 4-2-120A, Development Standards mary or secondary use and shall not for Commercial Zoning Designations, in exceed thirty three percent(33%) of the lieu of the RM-I development standards. gross floor area,except for floor area that is (Ord. 4736, 8-24-1998) devoted to food prepared wholly for retail 39. Cannot exceed five percent (5%) of the sales on-site,and providing the structure is not located within any required setback total number of mobile home spaces. and/or landscaping area. 40. Except for development consistent with an 52. Allowed where incidental to a permitted approved "master site plan"which is con use, not to exceed thirty three percent sidered to be a secondary use. (33%) of the gross floor area and allowed 41. Used in conjunction with an approved pub- for on-site sales purposes only. lic or quasi-public use when the collection 53. Located adjacent to or on the same lot as station is utilized more than ninety (90) days per calendar year. the mobile home park. Residential acces- sory structures shall only be allowed on 42. Accessory to a permitted use where residential lots in conjunction with an exist- adverse impacts are appropriately miti- ing primary residential use. gated and the use is part of a mixed ten- ancy and/or use development where the 54. For employee use only in conjunction with average amount of indoor storage, acces a permitted primary use. sory to all permitted uses,does not exceed 55. Located on the same lot as the residential thirty three percent(33%)of the total devel- dwelling unit. opment's gross floor area. 56. For security or maintenance personnel 43. Limited to automobile leasing and rental. when located on the premises where they (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) are employed; provided, there is only one 44. When not exceeding fifty percent (50%) of residence per permitted establishment. the gross floor area of such use. 57. Must be associated with a permitted use 45. For a period not to exceed the duration of and if appropriately screened, limited to fif construction. teen feet(15') in height or one story. 46. In conjunction with a primary use when 58. Allowed in the nonlandscaped portion of operated primarily for employees of the the required setback/open space, provided Industrial Zone in which they are located the building does not contain more than and with consideration given to community one hundred fifty(150) square feet. need (i.e., suitable location). 59. Accessory to a public or quasi-public use. 47. As accessory only; except where such stor The collection station is portable and tem age is prohibited by the Aquifer Protection porary (not to exceed ninety (90) calendar Regulations. days out of each year). The collection sta- tion is not located on any public right-of- 48. Allowed where incidental to a permitted use way unless a right-of-way use permit is and shall not exceed thirty three percent granted by the Board of Public Works.The (33%) of the gross floor area. property owners or managers shall keep "— 49. Allowed where ordinarily incidental to and the area surrounding the recycling station associated with the primary permitted use maintained and clean of debris. 2 79 (Revised 2/00) 4-2-080A 60. Subject to the provisions of RMC 4-3-010, 69. Any freestanding day care center must be Adult Retail and Entertainment Regula- physically connected to a primary use by tions. (Amd. Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) any of the following means: a shared roof line, a paved pedestrian walkway on the in- 61. These uses must be included as part of the tenor or the primary use's site or a covered total development(not allowed to develop walkway. The day care center is intended independently). and designed to serve the immediate mar- 62. The design of structures, including signs, ket area (i.e., contiguous CO Zone),the shall be generally consistent in character freestanding daycare center structure be with surrounding uses. No drive-up win- oriented to the primary use structure(s).Ve- dows or outside automobile service shall hicular access to the freestanding structure be permitted, except for financial institu- only be from within the site. tions which are permitted three(3)drive up 70. Which serve adjacent employees subject to windows in conjunction with a branch oper- ation and integrated into the exterior wall of the following conditions: No signage other a"primary use"structure. No exterior dis than that located on the cart itself. Cart play of merchandise is permitted. Retail location must be pedestrian oriented and and service uses shall be developed as not street oriented. Cart location cannot be part of larger office structures. Such retail on required landscaping or parking areas or service uses shall not stand alone and unless in a Park and Ride lot where no shall not occupy more than twenty five per- more than a single parking space may be cent (25%) of any one floor of a building taken up by the cart. No more than two (2) whose primary use is office. Direct arterial espresso or other temporary vendors per access to individual uses shall occur only primary use, except for master planned when alternative access to local or collector office parks over five (5) acres in size for streets or consolidated access with adja which a maximum number of carts will be cent uses is not feasible. determined by the Zoning Administrator. 63. When part of a mixed use development. 71• These offices shall be associated with a pri mary permitted use on the same site or a 64. Must be part of a mixed office/light industrial contiguous site. The office uses may be or mixed office/manufacturing complex. developed in conjunction with, or subse- 65. In addition to the criteria of RMC 4-9-030, quent to,the industrial use.The office uses Conditional Use Permits,the use must be may serve the administrative needs of sited in conjunction with gas station, and employees company-wide including those limited to one self-service, drive-through employees located on other sites. facility. 72. The only structures that may be erected 66. No freestanding structures.Single drive-up within the open space areas shall promote window in conjunction with a branch opera- the use of the open space. No open space tion. is counted for any use within rights-of-way. These uses shall be maintained by the 67. No more than three(3)drive-up windows in homeowners association if the property is conjunction with a branch operation and subdivided, or by a management organiza- integrated into the exterior wall of a"pri- tion if the property is not subdivided. mary use" structure. 73. Except exterior storage and long-term 68. Intended and designed to serve the imme- parking of commercial vehicles. diate market area(i.e., contiguous COR 74. Except that when operations are predomi- Zone).No freestanding buildings—must be nantly conducted out of doors rather than housed in a"primary use"structure.Limited completely enclosed within an enclosed external signage. No drive-up windows or outside automobile service shall be permit- structure, a conditional use permit is ted (except for financial institutions). The required. design of structures, including signs, shall 75. Including small trees, shrubs, flowers, sup- be generally consistent in character with plies, and tools within an enclosed area. surrounding uses. No exterior display or r NY storage of merchandise shall be permitted. (Revised 21(X)) 2 - 80 4-2-080A 76. Multi-family residential may also be located sand (75,000) square feet of gross floor in a mixed use building of commercial and. area. residential uses. Residential uses shall not 86. Service bays and automobile storage areas be located along the street frontage on the • ground floor in the "Downtown Pedestrian shall be screened from view of adjacent District'. Density shall be consistent with residential uses and abutting public rights- District". Size and location of these uses will RMC 4-2-120B, Development Standards be reviewed as part of site plan approval. for Commercial Zoning Designations.(Ord. 4466, 8-22-1994; Amd. Ord. 4631, 87. Outside storage must be screened from all 9-9-1996; Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) adjacent or abutting property zoned for res- 77. Size and location of these uses will be res- idential, public, commercial, or office use. reviewed as part of site plan approval. No Screening shall consist of an existing struc outside kennels,runs or stables.Retail and ture,a solid wall or sight-obscuring fence a Commercial development is not allowed to minimum of six feet(6') in height up to a exceed thirty five thousand (35,000) gross maximum of ten feet(10')oras required by Out- square feet/use without a conditional use RMC 4-4 110, Bulk Storage Facilities. Out permit and must be scaled to serve the side storage shall not be permitted in any needs of the adjacent neighborhood abut setback area. ting the center. 88. These uses shall not be located within one 78. Provided the structure is not located within thousand feet (1,000') of one another. any required setback and/or landscaped 89. On a minimum of five (5) acres. area. 90. Not exceeding four hundred (400) square 79. Provision of peripheral landscaping which feet in floor area and not over twenty(20)lin- does not obscure views into the garage eal feet on any side for the sale of agricul- structure in order to maintain visual security. tural products produced on the premises. Increased lighting for security. Limited curb `i`,. cuts and traffic access. Size and location 91. On parcels twenty(20) acres or larger in size, including gravel, sand and valuable shall be reviewed as part of site plan approval. metallic substances; provided, the use is consistent with the State and local regula- 80. Service bays and automobile storage areas tions. shall be visually and acoustically screened from view of adjacent residential uses and 92 On parcels eighty (80) acres or greater in size, consistent with the Forest Practices abutting public rights-of-way. Size and location of these uses will be reviewed as Act and where it does not conflict with any part of site plan approval. other City regulations. 81. Permitted where housed in a parking 93. Not exceeding fifty percent(50%) of the garage. (Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) gross floor area of the primary light Indus trial use. 82. These uses shall have no outside storage. Size and location of these uses will be 94. Which would be construed as bulk storage except for the fact that they do not exceed reviewed as part of site plan approval. the minimum area requirements of RMC 83. No outdoor facilities. 4-4-110, Bulk Storage Facilities. Except as 84. No outdoor facilities or storage.Retail sales allowed as a conditional use. of products or merchandise produced on 95. Repair and maintenance of vehicles may the premises; providing the sales area be permitted if incidental to a permitted use does not exceed thirty three percent(33%) or if specifically permitted. of the gross floor area of the use. 96. Fully enclosed on all sides. Screened from 85. Outdoor storage of materials shall be view of adjacent uses and abutting public screened from view of adjacent uses and streets. abutting public streets. These uses may fir► contain a maximum of seventy five thou- 97. Without outside storage. 2 -81 (Rex iwd 12/99) 4-2-080A 98. Provided that the total gross floor area of 108. Heights exceeding the maximum height of each use in any one site shall not exceed forty five feet(45')by more than twenty five three thousand (3,000) square feet and feet(25'). See also RMC 4-2-120C, Condi- subject to the following criteria:(a)activities tion 21, Special Conditional Use Require- with a limited need for walk-in clientele and ments for Excess Height. (b) activities for which a reduction in park 109. Subject to density limitations located in ing standards to one space per five hun- dred (500)square feet of gross floor space development standards for this Zone. could be justified. These uses must be included as part of the total development (not allowed to develop 99. Maximum size of five thousand (5,000) independently). square feet gross floor area. Size and loca- 110. Heights exceeding the maximum height of tion of these uses will be reviewed as part fifty feet (50') by less than twenty five feet of site plan approval. (25'). See also RMC 4-2-120C, Condition 100. Up to twenty percent (20%) or seven thou- 21, Special Conditional Use Permit for sand(7,000) gross square feet or forty two Excess Height. thousand (42,000)gross square feet. 111. Heights may exceed the maximum height 101. Up to twenty percent(20%) or thirteen by up to fifty feet(50')with bonuses for pla- thousand (13,000) gross square feet. zas and other amenities.When a building is 102. Up to forty percent(40%) or fourteen thou- adjacent to a lot designated as residential sand (14,000) gross square feet. Note: In on the City Comprehensive Plan, the build- no case shall a conditional use permit be ing may exceed the height allowed in the granted for any increase in area for more adjacent residential zone by a maximum of than forty percent(40%)or fourteen thou- twenty feet (20'). For uses located with the sand (14,000) gross square feet. Federal Aviation Administration airport zones designated under RMC 4-3-020,Air- 103. Up to forty percent(40%) or twenty six port Related Height and Use Restrictions, thousand(26,000)gross square feet. Note: in no case shall the height of any use or Nod In no case shall a conditional use permit be structure exceed the maximum allowed by granted for any increase in area for more that section. than forty percent(40%)or twenty six thou 112. Allowed where incidental to a permitted pri- sand (26,000) gross square feet. mary or secondary use and shall not 104. For sale off-site. exceed thirty three percent (33%) of the 105. Retail and Commercial development is not gross floor area,except for floor area that is allowed to exceed thirty five thousand devoted to food prepared wholly for retail (35,000) gross square feet/use without a sales on-site. May be located on the conditional use permit and must be scaled ground floor street frontage when acces and oriented to serve the needs of the adja to approval by the Zoning Administrator. sory to a permitted residential use.Subject cent neighborhood abutting the center. 106. Heights exceeding the maximum height of 113. Subject to the density limitations located in thirty five feet(35')by less than twenty feet the development standards for this Zone. (20'). See also RMC 4-2-120C, Condition 114. No more than two(2) units may be consec- 21, Special Conditional Use Requirements. utively attached. Subject to the density 107. Subject to the density limits of the developlim- itations- standards located in the development ment standards; provided, that flats or standards for this Zone. (Amd. Ord.4773, townhouses are within a structure contain- 3-22-1999) ing retail and/or service uses on the ground 115. Excluded from the area south of 1-405 and floor. Residential uses are not permitted in north of SW 16th St. (Amd. Ord. 4773, the Employment Area, Valley (EAV) Corn- 3-22-1999; Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) prehensive Plan Designation. See EAV 116. Subject to the density limitations located in Map in RMC 4-2-080B. (Amd. Ord. 4773, the development standards.Projects within 3-22-1999; Ord. 4777, 4-19-1999) *4010 the Neighborhood and Suburban Centers Residential Demonstration District, RMC (Revised 12/99) 2 -82 4-2-080A 4-3-120B3, are also subject to the provi- (65,000) gross square feet/use without a sions and development standards in RMC_ conditional use permit and may serve more 4-3-120C and D, Suburban and Neighbor- than one neighborhood, but not provide hood Center Residential Demonstration City-wide services. District. (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999; Ord. 4777, 4-19-1999) 128. Only those modifications or expansions which do not increase production levels are 117. In conjunction with a primary use when op- permitted in COR 1 and COR 2. No modifi- erated primarily for employees of the Indus- cations or expansions are allowed in COR trial Zone in which they are located and with 3. (Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) consideration given to community need (i.e., suitable location). Subject to site plan 129 Subject to the requirements of RMC review and consistency with the City Com 4-4-110, Bulk Storage Facilities. prehensive Parks, Recreation and Open 130. Property located within the Commercial Space Master Plan and Trails Master Plan. Office Zone shall be given an existing pro- 118. In conjunction with a primary use when posed development designation,which will operated primarily for employees of the vest the property to the prior Office Park industrial zone in which they are located (O-P) Zoning Regulations, if the property has one or more of the following: an exist and with consideration given to community need(i.e.,suitable location).Subject to site ing valid site plan or any Council-approved plan review. time extension to an existing site plan, as well as any same or similar site plan as 119. These uses may also be located in mixed defined in RMC 4-9-200G, Major Adjust- use building of commercial and residential ments to an Approved Site Plan, for which uses.Density shall be consistent with RMC the application has been made prior to the 4-2-120A, Development Standards for lapse of an approved site plan, and which Commercial Zoning Designations. (Amd. application is diligently pursued. In no case Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) will an existing or approved site plan,or the 44100, 120. These uses are permitted when located in uses under it, continue to be recognized mixed use building of commercial and resi under prior zoning regulations if construc dential uses. Size and location of these tion has not commenced by the year 2001. uses will be reviewed as part of site plan 131. Retail and Commercial development is not approval. No residential uses are allowed allowed to exceed sixty five thousand on the first floor. Density shall be consistent (65,000) gross square feet/use without a with RMC 4-2-120A, Development Stan- conditional use permit and may serve more dards for Commercial Zoning Designa- than one neighborhood, but not provide tions. (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) City-wide services. Size and location of 121. I.e., temporary/seasonal uses,job shacks, these uses will be reviewed as part of the model homes, subject to approval. site plan approval. 122. Excluding slaughter houses. 132. RESERVED. (Amd. Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) 123. I.e., temporary/seasonal uses,job shacks, 133. Retail and Commercial development is not model homes, subject to approval by the allowed to exceed sixty five thousand Development Services Division. (65,000) gross square feet/use without a conditional use permit and may serve more 124. If a portion of the lot fronts on a principal or than one neighborhood, but not provide minor arterial, as designated by the City's City-wide services. Including small trees, Arterial Plan, and when at least one shrubs, flowers, supplies, and tools within entrance/exit is on the arterial. an enclosed area. 125. Allowed in conjunction with another primary 134. Retail and Commercial development is not use. (Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) allowed to exceed sixty five thousand 126. Except school facilities. Indoor only. (65,000) gross square feet/use without a conditional use permit and may serve more " ✓ 127. Retail and Commercial development is not than one neighborhood, but not provide allowed to exceed sixty five thousand City-wide services. Size and location of 2 -83 (Revised 2/00) 4-2-080A these uses will be reviewed as part of site 143. Size and location of these uses will be plan approval.The total gross square foot- reviewed as part of the site plan approval. age of these uses shall not exceed fifty per- Retail and Commercial development is not cent(50%) of the gross square footage of allowed to exceed thirty five thousand the site. (35,000) gross square feet/use without a 135. Retail and Commercial development is not conditional use permit and must be scaled and oriented to serve the needs of the adja- allowed to exceed sixty five thousand cent neighborhood abutting the center. (65,000) gross square feet/use without a conditional use permit and may serve more 144. Including small trees, shrubs, flowers, sup- than one neighborhood, but not provide plies, and tools within an enclosed area. City-wide services.These uses shall have 145. Except school facilities. no outside storage. Size and location of these uses will be reviewed as part of site 146. RESERVED. (Amd. Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) plan approval. 147. RESERVED. (Amd. Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) 136. Retail and Commercial development is not 148. Only allowed in the Employment Area Val allowed to exceed sixty five thousand ley(EAV) land use designation. See EAV (65,000) gross square feet/use without a Map in RMC 4-2-0806.A maximum of eight conditional use permit and may serve more (8) adult dogs or cats may be permitted than one neighborhood, but not provide after satisfaction of the requirements in City-wide services. Must be part of a mixed RMC 4-4-010, Standards and Review Cri- use development. teria for Keeping Animals. Except not per- 137. The use shall have limited external signage. The use shall be architecturally and func- tionally integrated into the development. The design of structures, including signs, shall be generally consistent in character with surrounding uses.No drive-through or outside auto service is permissible. Free- standing establishments may be permitted if they are five thousand(5,000)square feet or larger per establishment and consistent with the preceding requirements. (Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) 138. Outdoor storage is prohibited if it is not associated with a permitted use. 139. Retail and Commercial development is not allowed to exceed sixty five thousand (65,000) gross square feet/use without a conditional use permit and may serve more than one neighborhood, but not provide City-wide services. Subject to site plan review. 140. Minor repair facilities are permitted. 141. No outdoor facilities or storage.Retail sales of products or merchandise produced on the premises; providing, the sales area does not exceed thirty three percent(33%) of the gross floor area of the use. 142. The structure is not located within any required setback and/or landscaped area. (Revised 2/00) 2 -84 4-2-080A mitted in the Auto Mall Area A:Area merchandise shall be permitted. No out- bounded by Grady Way South, Rainier . door facilities. *,,. Avenue South, 1-405, and Lind Avenue South. (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) 155. Size and location of these uses will be reviewed as part of site plan approval.The 149. Subject to site plan review. Consideration total gross square footage of these uses must be given to community need(i.e.,suit- shall not exceed fifty percent(50%) of the able location). gross square footage of the site. Retail and 150. Only allowed in the Employment Area Val- Commercial development is not allowed to ley(EAV) land use designation. See EAV exceed thirty five thousand (35,000)gross Map in RMC 4-2-080B. Includes small square feet/use without a conditional use trees, shrubs, flowers, supplies, and tools permit and must be scaled and oriented to within an enclosed area. (Amd. Ord.4786, serve the needs of the adjacent neighbor- 7-12-1999) hood abutting the center. 151. Size and location of these uses will be 156. Must be part of a mixed office/light Indus- reviewed as part of the site plan approval. trial or mixed office/manufacturing com- plex. Consideration given to community Retail and Commercial development is not allowed to exceed thirty five thousand need (i.e., suitable location). (35,000)gross square feet/use without a 157. Allowed if a portion of the lot fronts on a conditional use permit and must be scaled principal or minor arterial,as designated by and oriented to serve the needs of the adja- the City's arterial plan, and when at least cent neighborhood abutting the center. one entrance/exit is on the arterial. These 152. In conjunction with a primary use when uses must be included as part of the total operated primarily for employees of the development(not allowed to develop inde- industrial zone in which they are located pendently). and with consideration given to community 158. Only allowed in the Employment Area Val- need (i.e., suitable location). No freestand- ley(EAV) land use designation. See EAV ing structures. Single drive-up window in Map in RMC 4-2-080B, except exterior conjunction with a branch operation. storage and long-term parking of commer- 153. Intended and designed to serve the imme- cial vehicles. (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) diate market area (i.e., contiguous COR 159. When conducted entirely within an Zone). No freestanding buildings—must be enclosed structure. housed in a"primary use"structure.Limited external signage. No drive-up windows or 160. Provision of peripheral landscaping which outside automobile service shall be permit- does not obscure views into the garage ted (except for financial institutions). The structure in order to maintain visual secu rity. Increased lighting for security. Limited design of structures, including signs, shall be generally consistent in character with curb cuts and traffic access. Size and loca- be shall be reviewed as part of site plan surrounding uses. No exterior display of merchandise shall be permitted. No more approval. than three(3)drive-up windows in conjunc- 161. For sale off-site.These uses shall not be lo- tion with a branch operation.Integrated into cated on the ground floor along street front- the exterior wall of a"primary use"structure. age in the downtown pedestrian district. 154. Intended and designed to serve the imme- 162. Subject to site plan review and consistency diate market area (i.e., contiguous COR with the City Comprehensive Parks, Recre- Zone). No freestanding buildings—must be ation and Open Space Master Plan and housed in a"primary use"structure.Limited Trails Master Plan. Consideration must be external signage. No drive-up windows or given to community need (i.e., suitable outside automobile service shall be permit- location). ted (except for financial institutions). The 163. Consideration must be given to community design of structures, including signs, shall be generally consistent in character with need (i.e., suitable location). No outdoor "�✓ facilities or storage.Retail sales of products surrounding uses. No exterior display of or merchandise produced on the premises; 2 -85 (Revised 9/99) Arra 4-2-080A providing, the sales area does not exceed vidual certified by a physician as needing thirty three percent(33%)of the gross floor such care. The primary provider of daily area of the use. care shall reside on-site;the manufactured 44410 164. Allowed where incidental to a permitted pri- home together with the permanent resi- mary or secondary use and shall not exceed dence shall meet the setback, height, build- thirty three percent(33%)of the gross floor ing footprint,and lot coverage provisions for area,except for floor area that is devoted to the applicable zone; the temporary manu- food prepared wholly for retail sales on-site. factured home permit for medical hardship For purposes of on-site management,secu- rity and maintenance may be located on the (extension of the temporary manufactured ground floor street frontage with the ap- home permit may be approved in twelve proval of the Zoning Administrator. (12) month increments subject to demon- stration of continuing medical hardship); 165. The maximum gross floor area of any sin- and the manufactured home shall be re- gle commercial use on a site shall not moved within ninety(90)days of the expira- exceed five thousand(5,000)gross square tion of the temporary manufactured home feet, except by conditional use permit. permit or the cessation of provision of daily 166. Size and location of these uses will be care. reviewed as part of the site plan approval. 173. Permitted in conjunction with a primary use The maximum gross floor area of any sin- when operated primarily for employees of gle commercial use on a site shall not the industrial zone in which they are exceed five thousand(5,000)gross square located and with consideration given to feet, except by conditional use permit. community need (i.e., suitable location). 167. Up to ten percent(10%)or five hundred 174. Except that when operations are predomi- (500) gross square feet. nantly conducted out of doors rather than 168. Up to twenty percent(20%) or one thou- completely enclosed within an enclosed sand (1,000)gross square feet. (Note: In structure, a conditional use permit is no case shall a conditional use permit be required. 1.110 granted for any increase in area for more In conjunction with a primary use when op- than twenty percent(20%)or one thousand erated primarily for employees of the indus- (1,000)gross square feet). trial zone in which they are located and with 169. See also RMC 4-2-120C, Condition 21, consideration given to community need Special Conditional Use Permit for Excess (i.e., suitable location). Subject to site plan Height. review and consistency with the City Com- prehensive Parks, Recreation and Open 170. Location shall be limited to those parcels Space Master Plan and Trails Master Plan. abutting a Commercial Arterial (CA)Zone 175. Except that when operations are predomi- in the SW 41st/SW 43rd corridor. nantly conducted out of doors rather than 171. In conjunction with a primary use when completely enclosed within an enclosed operated primarily for employees of the structure, a conditional use permit is industrial zone in which they are located required. and with consideration given to community Subject to site plan review. In conjunction need (i.e., suitable location). Allowed with a primary use when operated primarily where ordinarily incidental to and associ- for employees of the industrial zone in ated with the primary permitted use and not which they are located and with consider- exceeding thirty three percent(33%)of the ation given to community need (i.e., suit- gross floor area of such a use. able location). 172. A manufactured home which complies with 176. Except that when operations are predomi- HUD standards may be permitted as a tern- nantly conducted out of doors rather than porary dwelling on the same lot as the per- completely enclosed within an enclosed manent dwelling provided the applicant demonstrates the temporary dwelling is *441100 structure, a conditional use permit is necessary to provide daily care to an indi- required. (Rev ised 9/99) 2 -86 vim 4-2-080A Subject to site plan review. the Site Plan Review section,for new neigh- Nir Except that when operations are predomi boyhood gardens with an area of ten (10) acres or larger. (Amd. Ord. 4773, nantly conducted out of doors rather than completely enclosed within an enclosed 3-22-1999) structure, a conditional use permit is 186. Administrative approval under the Site Plan required. Review section for new neighborhood In conjunction with a primary use when parks which are smaller than ten (10) operated primarily for employees of the acres. Hearing Examiner approval, under industrial zone in which they are located the Site Plan Review section, for new and with consideration given to community neighborhood parks which are ten (10) need (i.e., suitable location). acres or larger.Consistency with the City of Renton Parks and Trails Master Plan. 178. Except that when operations are predomi- nantly conducted out of doors rather than 187. Civic and/or Commercial Uses: Civic uses completely enclosed within an enclosed and/or commercial uses are permitted only structure, a conditional use permit is in conjunction with and intended to serve required. residential development in the R-14 Zone. Civic uses and/or commercial uses may be Excluding slaughter houses. allowed if it is determined by the City that 179. Temporary uses as defined by RMC such uses are: 4-9-240 except that when operations are a. Designed to serve as a focal point for predominately conducted outdoors rather the residential community. than completely enclosed within an enclosed structure, a conditional use per- b. Compatible with architectural charac- mit is required. ter and site features of surrounding residential development and charac- 180. An accessory restaurant and/or gift shop is teristics. also allowed. c. Consistent with applicable City regula- 181. Must be fully enclosed on all sides and tions(e.g., Comprehensive Plan, Site screened from view of adjacent uses and Plan Review section). abutting public streets. d. These uses may only be provided in 182. Subject to applicable commercial/civic conjunction with residential develop- development standards of RMC 4-2-110F, ment. Development Standards for Residential Zoning Designations. (Amd. Ord. 4773, e. These uses shall be created as a focal 3-22-1999) point for the development. 183. Provided the building length does not f. These uses shall be designed to exceed eighty five feet(85'). Subject to the include a common motif or theme. density limitations located in the develop- 188. Permitted only in conjunction with and ment standards for this Zone. intended to serve primarily the surrounding 184. These unit types shall not exceed fifty per- residential development. Civic and/or com- cent(50%) of the permitted units in a mercial uses may be allowed if it is deter- project. Subject to the density limitations mined by the City that such uses are: listed in the development standards for this Designed to serve as a focal point for the Zone. Buildings shall not exceed six(6) residential community; compatible with dwelling units per structure, except as pro- architectural character and site features of surrounding residential development and vided in RMC 4-2-110H, Condition 14, Bonuses. Buildings shall not exceed one characteristics; and consistent with appli hundred fifteen feet(115') in length. cable City regulations (e.g., Comprehen sive Plan, Site Plan Review section). No 185. Administrative approval under the Site Plan drive-through services permitted. Review section for new neighborhood gar 189. Only allowed in the Employment Area Val- dens with an area smaller than ten (10)tar' acres. Hearing Examiner approval, under ley(EAV) land use designation. See EAV Map in RMC 4-2-080B. Consideration must 2 87 (Revised 9/99) diogoir 4-2-080A be given to community need (i.e., suitable age to support a larger number of animals location). Intended and designed to serve is available. Subject to the standards listed immediate market area. No freestanding - in RMC 4-4-010, Standards and Review buildings—must be located in a "primary Criteria for Keeping Animals. Only combiNIS - use"structure. No drive-through service. nations of medium and small animals or Signage: For lots within one hundred feet large and small animals may be permitted (100')of residential zoned properties, outright on one undeveloped gross acre. external signage shall be subject to the pro- 193. Heights exceeding the maximum height of visions of RMC 4-4-100E5i. The design of fifty feet(50')by more than twenty five feet structures, including signs, shall be gener- (25'). See also RMC 4-2-120C, Condition ally consistent in character with surround- 21, Special Conditional Use Permit for ing uses. No drive-up windows or outside Excess Height. automobile service shall be permitted, except for financial institutions which are 194. Provided that all colonies are registered permitted three(3)drive-up windows in with the Washington State Department of conjunction with a branch operation and Agriculture in accordance with apiary law, integrated into the exterior wall of a"pri- RCW 15.60.030. mary use"structure. No exterior display of 195. A maximum of three(3) pets per dwelling merchandise is permitted. Retail and ser- unit regardless of lot size. A maximum of vice uses shall be developed as part of eight(8) pets per dwelling unit may be larger office structures. Such retail or ser- allowed on lots over thirty five thousand vice uses shall not stand alone and shall (35,000)square feet in size if the keeping of not occupy more than twenty five percent (25%) of any one floor of a building whose animals complies with the standards of primary use is office. Direct arterial access RMC 4-4-010F, General Requirements for to individual uses shall occur only when Keeping Animals. alternative access to local or collector 196. A greater number of animals per acre than streets or consolidated access with adja- are allowed as a secondary use in this cent uses is not feasible. (Ord. 4786, Zone may be permitted by the Hearing 7-12-1999) Examiner; provided: 190. Twenty (20) or fewer small animals per a. The animal owner either lives on the undeveloped gross acre. No small animals property where the animal is kept or allowed on lots less than one acre in size. has arranged with a tenant to care for Subject to the standards listed in RMC the animal(s); 4-4-010, Standards and Review Criteria for b. The keeping of animals must meet the Keeping Animals. Only combinations of conditions of RMC 4-4-010F, General medium and small animals or large and small animals may be permitted outright on Requirements for Keeping Animals; one undeveloped gross acre. and 191. Four(4) or fewer medium animals per c. A farm management plan has been undeveloped gross acre. No medium ani- adopted based on the King County mals allowed on lots less than one acre in Conservation District's Farm Conser- size.Subject to the standards listed in RMC vation and Practice Standards show- 4-4-010, Standards and Review Criteria for ing the adequate pasturage to support Keeping Animals. Only combinations of a larger number of animals is avail medium and small animals or large and able. small animals may be permitted outright on 197. Six(6) or fewer small farm animals per one undeveloped gross acre. undeveloped gross acre are permitted in 192. A maximum of one large animal per unde- this Zone provided: (1)the animal owner veloped gross acre, except when a farm either lives on the property where the ani management plan has been adopted mal is kept or has arranged with a tenant to based on the King County Conservation care for the animal(s); and (2)that the District's Farm Conservation and Practice keeping of animals must meet the condi- Standards showing that adequate pastor- tions of RMC 4-4-010, Standards and Review Criteria for Keeping Animals. No (Revised 9/99) 2 -88 4-2-080A small farm animals are allowed on lots less 203. A maximum of three(3)pets per dwelling than one acre in size. unit is allowed as an accessory use. Nose 198. Four(4)or fewer medium farm animals per Between four(4)and eight(8)pets per undeveloped gross acre are permitted in dwelling unit are permitted on lots over this Zone provided: (1)the animal owner thirty five thousand (35,000)square feet either lives on the property where the ani- with an Administrative conditional use per- mal is kept or has arranged with a tenant to mit. care for the animal(s);and(2)that the 204. Consistent with RMC 4-4-010, Standards keeping of animals must meet the condi- and Review Criteria for Keeping Animals. tions of RMC 4-4-010, Standards and Review Criteria for Keeping Animals. No 205. A maximum of eight(8) adult dogs or cats medium farm animals are allowed on lots may be permitted after satisfaction of the less than one acre in size. requirements in RMC 4-4-010, Standards and Review Criteria for Keeping Animals. 199. Two(2)or fewer large farm animals per four(4) undeveloped gross acres are per- 206. The single family residence shall not be miffed in this Zone provided:(1)the animal located on a lot platted after the effective owner either lives on the property where date of this subsection (March 2, 1997). the animal is kept or has arranged with a The lot size is not greater than six thousand tenant to care for the animal(s);and(2)that (6,000) square feet. the keeping of animals must meet the con- ditions of RMC 4-4-010, Standards and The single family residence will be located Review Criteria for Keeping Animals. No on a block where a minimum of seventy large farm animals permitted on lots less percent(70%)of the land area of the block than four(4)acres in size. is utilized for single family residential pur- poses. 200. The following types of animals and associ- ated storage buildings may be permitted in The single family residence will not be this Zone; provided: (1)the animal owner located in the"Downtown Core Area"as either lives on the property where the ani- defined in RMC 4-2-080C,or along a street is kept or has arranged for care for the classified as a "principal", "minor", or"col- mal animal(s); and (2)that the keeping of ani- lector"arterial in the Renton Arterial Street mals must meet the conditions of RMC Plan. 4-4-010,Standards and Review Criteria for The provisions of this subsection shall Keeping Animals: expire on December 31, 1999,or upon the a. More than six (6) small animals per creation of a redevelopment authority by undeveloped gross acre. the City of Renton, whichever occurs first. Subsequently, the units developed under b. More than four(4) medium animals this subsection shall be treated as primary per undeveloped gross acre. permitted uses. (Amd. Ord. 4773, c. More than two(2) large animals per 3-22-1999) four(4) undeveloped gross acres. No 207. Only allowed in the Employment Area Val- large animals permitted on lots less ley(EAV) land use designation. See EAV than four(4) acres. Map in RMC 4-2-080B. (Amd. Ord. 4786, 201. A maximum of three (3) pets per dwelling 7-12-1999) unit is considered an accessory use. 208. Subject to: Between four(4) and eight(8) household pets may be permitted by administrative a. A location west of Interstate 405 and conditional use permit on lots over thirty south of Grady Way. five thousand (35,000) square feet. (Ord. b. The use must be housed in a building 4404, 6-7-1993). containing other primary municipal 202. A maximum of three(3) pets per dwelling functions. unit is allowed as an accessory use. Over c. The jail must be owned by and oper- three(3) pets per dwelling unit requires a ated by or for the City of Renton. Hearing Examiner conditional use permit. 2 -89 (Revised s/oo) 4-2-080A 209. Requirements for uses not associated with use when operated primarily for employees a medical institution:Permitted with consid- of the industrial zone in which they are eration given to community need.Use must located and with consideration given to be located within the Center Institution(CI) community need (i.e., suitable location). `o, ► Comprehensive Plan designation. •219. As defined in RMC 4-9-240, Temporary Signage: For lots within one hundred feet Use Permits. Consideration given to corn- (100') of residential zoned properties, munity need. external signage shall be subject to the pro- 220. A maximum of eight(8) adult dogs or cats visions of RMC 4-4-100E5i. may be permitted after satisfaction of the 210. Those uses with associated retail sales are requirements in RMC 4-4-010, Standards subject to the provisions of Condition No. and Review Criteria for Keeping Animals. 62. Size and location of these uses will be 211. The Hearing Examiner may grant a condi reviewed as part of the site plan approval. tional use permit for an off-site hazardous 221. A maximum of eight(8) pets per dwelling waste•treatment and storage facility in any unit as an accessory use.On lots over thirty zone which allows industrial and manufac- five thousand(35,000) square feet, more turing uses that process or handle hazard- than eight(8) per household may be per- ous substances; provided,that the use miffed by administrative conditional use conforms with the criteria set forth in RMC permit. 4-9-030G,Conditional Use Permit Decision 222. RESERVED. (Amd. Ord.4840, 5-8-2000) Criteria, and the following criteria: (a)the location must comply with the State siting 223. Only allowed in the Employment Area Val- criteria as adopted in accordance with ley(EAV) land use designation. See EAV RCW 70.105.210 and(b)the location of the Map in RMC 4-2-080B. When operations hazardous waste treatment and storage are predominantly conducted out of doors facility is subject to site plan review and the rather than completely enclosed within an applicable criteria set forth in RMC 4-9-200, enclosed structure, a conditional use per- Site Plan Review. mit is required. (Ord.4786, 7-12-1999) 212. Located within the Center Institution (CI) 224. Intended and designed to serve the imme- Comprehensive Plan designation. Consid- diate market area (i.e., contiguous COR eration must be given to community need Zone).No freestanding buildings—must be (i.e., suitable location). housed in a"primary use"structure.Limited 213. For medical institutions when located on external signage. No drive up windows or site more than one hundred feet(100')from outside automobile service shall be permit- any property zoned for private residential ted (except for financial institutions). The use and producing less than ten(10)mega- design of structures, including signs, shall watts of electricity. be generally consistent in character with surrounding uses. No exterior display of 214. For testing of medical and dental samples merchandise shall be permitted. or specimens collected off-site.These uses 225. Only allowed in the Employment Area Val- shall not be located on the ground floor ley(EAV) land use designation. See EAV along street frontage in the"Downtown Map in RMC 4-2-080B.Subject to site plan Pedestrian District". review. (Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) 215. Except where incidental to a permitted pri- 226. Subject to RMC 4-4-110, Bulk Storage mary or secondary use. Facilities. 216. Allowed as an accessory use to sales when limited to the area south of SW Grady Way The design of structures, including signs, and West of SR-167/Rainier Avenue S. shall be generally consistent in character with surrounding uses. No drive-up win- 217. Limited to the area south of SW Grady Way dows or outside automobile service shall and west of SR-167/Rainier Avenue S. be permitted, except for financial institu- 218. As defined in RMC 4-9-240, Temporary tions which are permitted three(3)drive up Use Permits. In conjunction with a primary (Revised 5/00) 2 -90 4-2-080A windows in conjunction with a branch oper- tions which are permitted three(3)drive-up ation and integrated into the exterior wall of windows in conjunction with a branch oper- a"primary use"structure. No exterior dis- ation and integrated into the exterior wall of IIlie"' play of merchandise is permitted. Retail a"primary use"structure. No exterior dis- and service uses shall be developed as play of merchandise is permitted. Retail part of larger office structures. Such retail and service uses shall be developed as or service uses shall not stand alone and part of larger office structures. Such retail shall not occupy more than twenty five per- or service uses shall not stand alone and cent(25%) of any one floor of a building shall not occupy more than twenty five per- whose primary use is office. Direct arterial cent(25%) of any one floor of a building access to individual uses shall occur only whose primary use is office. Direct arterial when alternative access to local or collector access to individual uses shall occur only streets or consolidated access with adja- when alternative access to local or collector cent uses is not feasible. streets or consolidated access with adja- 227. Consideration must be given to community cent uses is not feasible. need (i.e., suitable location)and subject to 229. Allowed where incidental to a permitted pri- the provisions of RMC 4-3-010,Adult Retail mary or secondary use and shall not and Entertainment Regulations, and chap- exceed thirty three percent (33%)of the ter 5-12 RMC, Adult Entertainment Stan- gross floor area,except for floor area that is dards. devoted to food prepared wholly for retail The design of structures, including signs, sales on-site. shall be generally consistent in character The design of structures, including signs, with surrounding uses. No drive-up win- shall be generally consistent in character dows or outside automobile service shall be with surrounding uses. No drive-up win- permitted, except for financial institutions dows or outside automobile service shall which are permitted three (3) drive-up win- be permitted, except for financial institu- dows in conjunction with a branch operation tions which are permitted three(3)drive-up and integrated into the exterior wall of a"pri- windows in conjunction with a branch oper- mary use"structure. No exterior display of ation and integrated into the exterior wall of merchandise is permitted. Retail and ser- a"primary use"structure. No exterior dis- vice uses shall be developed as part of play of merchandise is permitted. Retail larger office structures. Such retail or ser- and service uses shall be developed as vice uses shall not stand alone and shall not part of larger office structures. Such retail occupy more than twenty five percent or service uses shall not stand alone and (25%) of any one floor of a building whose shall not occupy more than twenty five per- primary use is office. Direct arterial access cent(25%) of any one floor of a building to individual uses shall occur only when whose primary use is office. Direct arterial alternative access to local or collector access to individual uses shall occur only streets or consolidated access with adja- when alternative access to local or collector cent uses is not feasible. (Amd.Ord.4827, streets or consolidated access with adja- 1-24-2000) cent uses is not feasible. 228. Consideration must be given to community 230. Which serve adjacent employees subject to need (i.e., suitable location). Gaming activ- the following conditions: No signage other ities not permitted.No greater than ten thou- than that located on the cart itself. Cart sand(10,000)square feet in size.Adequate location must be pedestrian oriented and on-site parking and joint parking may be not street oriented. Cart location cannot be permitted within five hundred feet (500') on required landscaping or parking areas subject to the standards of the parking and unless in a Park and Ride lot where no loading regulations. more than a single parking space may be The design of structures, including signs, taken up by the cart. No more than two (2) shall be generally consistent in character espresso or other temporary vendors per with surrounding uses. No drive-up win- primary use, except for master planned *ap` dows or outside automobile service shall office parks over five (5) acres in size for be permitted, except for financial institu which a maximum number of carts will be determined by the Zoning Administrator. 2 - 90.1 (Revised 2/00) ar.r 4-2-080A The design of structures, including signs, The design of structures, including signs, shall be generally consistent in character shall be generally consistent in character with surrounding uses. No drive-up win- ._ with surrounding uses. No drive-up win- dows or outside automobile service shall dows or outside automobile service shall be permitted, except for financial institu- be permitted, except for financial institu- tions which are permitted three(3)drive-up tions which are permitted three(3)drive-up windows in conjunction with a branch oper- windows in conjunction with a branch oper- ation and integrated into the exterior wall of ation and integrated into the exterior wall of a"primary use"structure. No exterior dis- a"primary use"structure. No exterior dis- play of merchandise is permitted. Retail play of merchandise is permitted. Retail and service uses shall be developed as and service uses shall be developed as part of larger office structures. Such retail part of larger office structures. Such retail or service uses shall not stand alone and or service uses shall not stand alone and shall not occupy more than twenty five per- shall not occupy more than twenty five per- cent(25%) of any one floor of a building cent (25%) of any one floor of a building whose primary use is office. Direct arterial whose primary use is office. Direct arterial access to individual uses shall occur only access to individual uses shall occur only when alternative access to local or collector when alternative access to local or collector streets or consolidated access with adja- streets or consolidated access with adja- cent uses is not feasible. cent uses is not feasible. 231. Expansion of existing retail structures sub- 233. Consideration must be given to community ject to site plan review.Construction of new need (i.e., suitable location). Intended and retail buildings on the same site as existing designed to serve immediate market area. retail buildings, subject to site plan review. No outdoor facilities. No external signage. Consideration given to community need The design of structures, including signs, (i.e., suitable location). shall be generally consistent in character The design of structures, including signs, with surrounding uses. No drive-up win- shall be generally consistent in character dows or outside automobile service shall with surrounding uses. No drive-up win- be permitted, except for financial institu *40104 - dows or outside automobile service shall tions which are permitted three(3)drive-up be permitted, except for financial institu- windows in conjunction with a branch oper- tions which are permitted three(3)drive-up ation and integrated into the exterior wall of windows in conjunction with a branch oper- a"primary use"structure. No exterior dis- ation and integrated into the exterior wall of play of merchandise is permitted. Retail a"primary use"structure. No exterior dis- and service uses shall be developed as play of merchandise is permitted. Retail part of larger office structures. Such retail and service uses shall be developed as or service uses shall not stand alone and part of larger office structures. Such retail shall not occupy more than twenty five per- or service uses shall not stand alone and cent(25%) of any one floor of a building shall not occupy more than twenty five per- whose primary use is office. Direct arterial cent (25%) of any one floor of a building access to individual uses shall occur only whose primary use is office. Direct arterial when alternative access to local or collector access to individual uses shall occur only streets or consolidated access with adja- when alternative access to local or collector cent uses is not feasible. (Amd.Ord. 4786, streets or consolidated access with adja- 7-12-1999) cent uses is not feasible. 234. Consideration must be given to community 232. Consideration must be given to community need (i.e., suitable location). Intended and need (i.e., suitable location). Intended and designed to serve immediate market area. designed to serve immediate market area No freestanding buildings.Must be located (i.e., contiguous CO Zone). No freestand- in a"primary use"structure. No drive- ing buildings —must be located in a"pri- through service. Signage: For lots within mary use" structure. Three (3) drive-up one hundred feet (100') of residential windows in conjunction with a branch oper- zoned properties,external signage shall be ation. Integrated into the exterior wall of a subject to the provisions of RMC 4-4NIS - "primary use"structure. (Revised 2/00) 2 - 90.2 4-2-080A 100E5i.The design of structures, including 238. Permitted use provided that the site is over signs, shall be generally consistent in char- one acre in size and the facility has a mini- Noire acter with surrounding uses. No drive-up mum setback of one hundred feet(100') windows or outside automobile service from any adjacent residentially zoned par- shall be permitted,except for financial insti- cel. May be allowed with a Hearing Exam- tutions which are permitted three(3)drive- iner conditional use in this Zone if the site is up windows in conjunction with a branch under one acre or setbacks are less than operation and integrated into the exterior one hundred feet(100')from any adjacent wall of a"primary use"structure. No exte- residentially zoned parcel. dor display of merchandise is permitted. 239. Prohibited use if site is less than one acre in Retail and service uses shall be developed as part of larger office structures. Such size or has minimum setbacks of less than retail or service uses shall not stand alone one hundred feet(100')from any adjacent and shall not occupy more than twenty five residentially zoned parcel May be allowed percent(25%)of any one floor of a building with a Hearing Examiner conditional use whose primary use is office. Direct arterial provided that the site is over one acre in access to individual uses shall occur only size and the facility has minimum setbacks when alternative access to local or collector of one hundred feet(100')from any adja- streets or consolidated access with adja- cent residentially zoned parcel. cent uses is not feasible. (Amd. Ord.4786, 240. Provided that the facility has a minimum 7-12-1999) setback of one hundred feet(100') from 235. The Hearing Examiner may grant a condi- any adjacent residentially zoned parcel. tional use permit for an on-site hazardous May be allowed with a Hearing Examiner waste treatment and storage facility in any conditional use in this Zone if the setbacks zone, except residential, that allows the are less than one hundred feet(100')from processing or handling of hazardous sub- any adjacent residentially zoned parcel. stances; provided, that the use conforms 241. Prohibited if located within three hundred with the criteria set forth in RMC 4-9-030G, feet(300')of an RC,R-1,R-5,R-8, R-10,or Noi"'` Conditional Use Permit Decision Criteria, R-14 Zone, unless the Monopole II Facility and the following criteria: (a)the location is to be constructed on property where must comply with the State siting criteria as wireless communication support structures adopted in accordance with RCW presently operate,and the new Monopole II 70.105.210 and (b) the location of the haz- Facility will not exceed the height of the ardous waste treatment and storage facility existing support structures.Otherwise,may as subject to site plan review and the appli- be allowed with an administrative condi- cable criteria set forth in RMC 4-9-200,Site tional use permit. Plan Review. (Ord. 4186, 11-14-1988) 242. Prohibited if located within three hundred 236. Provided that the site is over one acre in feet(300')of an RC, R-1,R-5, R-8, R-10,or size and the facility has a minimum setback R-14 Zone,otherwise may be allowed with of one hundred feet(100')from any adja- a Hearing Examiner conditional use permit. cent residentially zoned parcel. May be allowed with an administrative conditional 243. Whether emergency or routine, so long as use in this Zone if the site is under one acre there is little or no change in the visual or setbacks are less than one hundred feet appearance, as determined by the Admin- (100')from any adjacent residentially istrator. zoned parcel. 244. Permitted subject to the density limitations 237. Provided that the facility has a minimum and dwelling unit type mix requirements of setback of one hundred feet(100')from the development standards for this Zone. any adjacent residentially zoned parcel. 245. Twenty(20)or fewer small animals per May be allowed with an administrative con- undeveloped gross acre. No small animals ditional use in this Zone if the setbacks are allowed on lots less than one acre in size. less than one hundred feet(100')from any Subject to the standards listed in RMC No ire adjacent residentially zoned parcel. 4-4-010,Standards and Review Criteria for Keeping Animals. Only combinations of 2 -90.3 (Revised 9/99) 4-2-080A medium and small animals or large and RMC 4-2-110F, Development Standards small animals may be permitted outright on for Residential Zoning Designations.(Amd. one undeveloped gross acre. Front yard Ord.4773, 3-22-1999) setbacks may not be included in gross area 252. Accessory to a public or quasi-public use. calculation. • The collection station is portable and tem- 246. Four(4)or fewer medium animals per unde- porary(not to exceed ninety(90)calendar veloped gross acre. No medium animals days out of each year). The collection sta- allowed on lots less than one acre in size. tion is not located on any public right-of- Subject to the standards listed in RMC way unless a right-of-way use permit is 4-4-010,Standards and Review Criteria for granted by the Board of Public Works.The Keeping Animals. Only combinations of property owners or managers shall keep medium and small animals or large and the area surrounding the recycling station small animals may be permitted outright on maintained and clean of debris. Subject to one undeveloped gross acre. Front yard applicable commercial/civic development setbacks may not be included in gross area standards of RMC 4-2-110F, Development calculation. Standards for Residential Zoning Designa- 247. A maximum of one large animal per unde- tions. (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) veloped gross acre, except when a farm 253. Only allowed in the Employment Area Val- management plan has been adopted based ley(EAV) land use designation. (See EAV on the King County Conservation District's Map in RMC 4-2-0806.) Limited to uses Farm Conservation and Practice Standards which serve adjacent employees subject to showing that adequate pasturage to sup- the following conditions: No signage other port a larger number of animals is available. than that located on the cart itself. Cart Subject to the standards listed in RMC location must be pedestrian oriented and 4-4-010, Standards and Review Criteria for not street oriented.Cart location cannot be Keeping Animals. Only combinations of on required landscaping or parking areas medium and small animals, or large and unless in a Park and Ride lot where no small animals may be permitted outright on more than a single parking space may be one undeveloped gross acre. Front yard taken up by the cart. No more than two(2) setbacks may not be included in gross area espresso or other temporary vendors per calculation. primary use, except for master planned 248. A maximum of eight(8)adult dogs or cats office parks over five (5) acres in size for may be permitted after satisfaction of the which a maximum number of carts will be requirements in RMC 4-4-010, Standards determined by the Zoning Administrator. and Review Criteria for Keeping Animals. The design of structures, including signs, Except not permitted in the Auto Mall Area shall be generally consistent in character A: Area bounded by Grady Way South, with surrounding uses. No drive-up win- Rainier Avenue South, 1-405,and Lind Ave doves or outside automobile service shall nue South. be permitted, except for financial institu- tions which are permitted three(3)drive-up 249. See also RMC 4-11-110 and 4-4-010H, windows in conjunction with a branch oper- Requirements for Kennels (Nine (9)or ation and integrated into the exterior wall of More Animals). a"primary use"structure. No exterior dis- 250. RESERVED. (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) Play of merchandise is permitted. Retail and service uses shall be developed as 251. Administrative approval under the Site Plan part of larger office structures. Such retail Review section for new neighborhood or or service uses shall not stand alone and community parks which are smaller than shall not occupy more than twenty five per- ten(10)acres. Hearing Examiner approval, cent(25%) of any one floor of a building under the Site Plan Review section,for new whose primary use is office. Direct arterial neighborhood or community parks which access to individual uses shall occur only are ten (10)acres or larger. Consistency when alternative access to local or collector with the City of Renton Parks and Trails streets or consolidated access with adja- Master Plan. Subject to applicable corn- cent uses is not feasible. (Amd. Ord.4786, mercial/civic development standards of 7-12-1999) (Revised 9/99) 2-90.4 Imminiminmenumm 4-2-080A 254. Allowed where incidental to a permitted pri- cial institutions which are permitted three mary or secondary use and shall not (3) drive-up windows in conjunction with a err exceed thirty three percent(33%)of the branch operation and integrated into the gross floor area,except for floor area that is exterior wall of a"primary use"structure. devoted to food prepared wholly for retail No exterior display of merchandise is per- sales on-site. If part of a mixed office/light miffed. Retail and service uses shall be industrial or mixed office/manufacturing developed as part of larger office struc- complex. (Ord. 4432, 12-20-1993) tures. Such retail or service uses shall not 255. Permitted when ancillary to a permitted pri- stand alone and shall not occupy more than mary use where food and beverages are twenty five percent(25%)of any one floor served on the premises and located in an of a building whose primary use is office. Direct arterial access to individual uses area with an Employment Area—Valley land use designation as shown on the shall occur only when alternative access to local or collector streets or consolidated City's Comprehensive Plan Land Use Map, and located south of 1-405. Should any access with adjacent uses is not feasible. court of competent jurisdiction find that the (Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) City zoning for card rooms is unconstitu- 260. Only allowed outright in the Employment tional or illegal, then the City elects to per- Area Valley(EAV). See EAV Map in RMC mit the existing card rooms to continue 4-2-080B. Elsewhere an administrative operation as nonconforming legal uses and conditional use permit is required. (Ord. otherwise bans card rooms. (Amd. Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) 4847, 6-19-2000) 261. Except not permissible (at all)within the 256. As defined in RMC 4-9-240, Temporary Employment Area Valley(EAV). (See EAV Use Permits. Map in RMC 4-2-080B.) (Ord. 4786, 257. Which would be construed as bulk storage 7-12-1999) except for the fact that they do not exceed 262. Only allowed in in the Employment Area the minimum area requirements of RMC Valley(EAV) land use designation. (See 4-4-110, Bulk Storage Facilities. EAV Map in RMC 4-2-0806.)Accessory to 258. Only allowed in the Employment Area Val- a permitted use where adverse impacts are ley(EAV) land use designation. (See EAV appropriately mitigated and the use is part Map in RMC 4-2-0806.) No outdoor facili- of a mixed tenancy and/or use develop ties or storage. Retail sales of products or ment where the average amount of indoor storage, accessory to all permitted uses, merchandise produced on the premises; providing, the sales area does not exceed does not exceed thirty three percent(33%) thirty three percent(33%)of the gross floor of the total development's gross floor area. area of the use. (Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) (Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) Val- 259. Allowed outright in the Employment Area 263. Only allowed in the Employment Area Valley(EAV) land use designation. (See ley(EAV) land use designation. See EAV EAV Map in RMC 4-2-080B.) Outside the Map in RMC 4-2-080B.Must be associated EAV consideration must be given to com- with a permitted use and if appropriately munity need (i.e., suitable location). screened, limited to fifteen feet(15') in Intended and designed to serve immediate height or one story. (Ord.4786, 7-12-1999) market area. No freestanding buildings 264. Only allowed in the Employment Area Val- Must be located in a "primary use"struc- ley(EAV) land use designation with light ture. No drive-through service. Signage: industrial zoning. See EAV Map in RMC 4- For lots within one hundred feet(100')of 2-0808 with a hearing examiner conditional residential zoned properties, external sig- use permit. Outside of the Employment nage shall be subject to the provisions of Area Valley, self storage is allowed as an RMC 4-4-100E5i.The design of structures, administrative conditional use. In the Corn- including signs, shall be generally consis- mercial Arterial Zone self storage is limited tent in character with surrounding uses. No to one story and one building with a hearing drive-up windows or outside automobile examiner conditional use permit. (Ord. service shall be permitted,except for finan- 4786, 7-12-1999) 2-90.5 (Revised 8/00) .r. 4-2-080A 265. Only allowed in the Employment Area Val- illegal, then the City elects to permit the ley(EAV) land use designation. (See EAV existing card rooms to continue operation Map in RMC 4-2-080B.)Consideration as nonconforming legal uses and otherwise must be given to community need(i.e.,suit- bans card rooms. (Ord.4786, 7-12-1999; able location) with an administrative condi- Amd. Ord. 4847, 6-19-2000) tional use permit. (Ord.4786, 7-12-1999) 273. Within the area south of 1-405 and north of 266. Only allowed in the Employment Area Val- SW 16th St. no storage yard/impoundment ley(EAV) land use designation. (See EAV associated with tow truck activities is per- Map in RMC 4-2-080B.)Allowed where miffed. (Ord.4786,7-12-1999) incidental to a permitted use, not to exceed 274. The hearing examiner may grant a condi- thirty three percent(33%)of the gross floor tional use permit for off-site hazardous area and allowed for on-site sales pur- waste treatment and storage facility in any poses only. (Ord.4786, 7-12-1999) zone which allows industrial and manufac- 267. Only allowed in the Employment Area Val- turing uses that process or handle hazard- ley(EAV) land use designation. (See EAV ous substances; provided,that the use Map in RMC 4-2-080B.)Allowed where conforms with the criteria set forth in RMC incidental to a permitted use and shall not 4-9-030G,Conditional Use Permit Decision exceed thirty three percent(33%)of the Criteria, and the following criteria: (a)the gross floor area. (Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) location must comply with the State siting 268. Within the area south of 1-405 and north of criteria as adopted in accordance with SW 16th St.the following restrictions apply: RCW 70.105.210; and (b)the location of the hazardous waste treatment and stor- Twenty four(24)hour on-site management age facility is subject to site plan review and is required. No estate, garage or other the applicable criteria set forth in RMC 4-9- sales from any leasable spaces. No out- 200. Site Plan Review, except within the door storage, including vehicle or trailer area south of 1-405 and north of SW 16th storage lots. Temporary customer moving St. (Ord. 4786, 7-12-1999) van/truck parking, if provided, must be 275. For existing, legal administrative headquar411610 - clearly marked with signage or paint. The ters offices greater than three thousand dimensions and demarcation of moving (3,000)square feet in size,and in existence van/truck spaces subject to site plan prior to January 1, 1999, the following review. (Ord.4786, 7-12-1999) expansions may be allowed: (a) parking 269. Within the area south of 1-405 and north of expansion may be allowed; (b) a one-time SW 16th St. only indoor kennels are expansion of building square footage, not allowed. (Ord.4786, 7-12-1999) exceeding three thousand five hundred 270. Excluded within the area south of 1-405 and (3,500)square feet, may be permitted sub north of SW 16th St. (Ord. 4786, ject to site plan review.This provision 7-12-1999) allowing expansion of building square foot- age shall sunset by December 1, 2006, 271. Only allowed in in the Employment Area consistent with any approved development Valley(EAV) land use designation. (See agreements or covenants. (Ord. 4803, EAV Map in RMC 4-2-080B.)Within the 10-25-1999) Medium Industrial zoning south of 1-405 276. COR 3: Use is not permitted. (Ord. 4802, and north of SW 16th St. limited to indoor kennels. (Ord.4786, 7-12-1999) 10-25-1999) 272. Permitted when ancillary to a permitted pri- mary use where food and beverages are served on the premises and located south of S.W. 16th Street within an area with an Employment Area—Valley land use desig- nation as shown on the City Comprehen- sive Land Use Map. Should any court of competent jurisdiction find that the City 4111110 zoning for card rooms is unconstitutional or (Revised 8/00) 2-90.6 4-2-080B B. Employment Area Valley: \\ ? \ i f '".n. i l >�Iy. 7:1_,___,_,:j, J \ \____ 1 !!!o-, • Nr ‘ ,,, , ,--; . .., !,,, 1 '.--1`,,, ( „7,-....;_;;\,,,,;.'''' 441116/-1 s' ‘...‘„\:-'''21.1.' 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Q. > I IIIIIIIII > a isi_niele:c a ,,,.... •-:_-_-__. ,.., .----. - I% x - ----- 1111118 Iffli S 3rd St lime j Li : = FM._ 11 si a rip fp . -- („ go HEICI r][j "PP: a - S 4th S11 1 -4 - 111il _ ---- h, .44,1sw. 2 -93 4-2-090A 4-2-090 PUBLIC ZONE (P-1): mended by the Renton Park Board.(Ord. 4124, 2-1-1988) A. PERMITTED USES: All projects in the Public Zone (P-1) require site 3. Conditional Uses: In the Public Zone plan review. Plans and general specifications for (P-1) the following private uses and their sc- all projects shall be submitted as specified in cessory uses may be allowed by conditional RMC 4-9-200, Site Plan Review. The approving use permit as provided in RMC 4-9-030, Con- body shall then ascertain and determine that the ditional Use Permits: general design and development conform with the adjacent surroundings, meet applicable build- a. Accessory uses in separate build- ing and Zoning Code requirements, comply with ings. the Comprehensive Plan,and have adequate and safe traffic circulation and access. The following b. Facilities to(1)sell,service and store principal and accessory uses are permitted: airplanes,(2)service airport patrons,and (3) those ordinarily incidental and essen- 1. Principal: Governmental buildings such tial to the operation of a municipal airport. as hospitals, libraries, museums and schools. c. Airport and aircraft parts, the manu- a. Municipal parks, playgrounds, golf facture of aircraft, aircraft parts and hy- courses and similar recreational uses. drofoils at the Renton Municipal Airport. b. Park and ride lots. d. Heliports. c. Police and fire stations. e. Public utility facilities. d. Municipal utility facilities. f. Buildings over fifty feet(50')in height but not exceeding ninety five feet(95'). e. Municipal airports. g. Churches. f. Hobby kennel. (Ord. 4008, 7-14-1986) h. Medical offices(i.e., doctor, dentist). g. Expansions of existing public and pri- i. Schools. vate elementary schools of less than ten percent(10%), subject to site plan re- j. Parks, playgrounds and similar uses. view. (Ord. 4404, 6-7-1993) k. Hospitals. (Ord. 4008, 7-14-1986) 2. Accessory Uses: In the Public Zone (P-1)the following uses are allowed where in- I. On-site hazardous waste treatment cidental to a permitted use: and storage facilities. (Ord. 4186, 11-14-1988) a. Services such as food, pharmacies, gift shops, newsstands and similar uses m. New public or private elementary usually associated with a permitted use and secondary schools. may be allowed within the principal build- ing. n. Expansions of existing public or pri- vate elementary and secondary schools b. Facilities for caretakers or on-duty of more than ten percent(10%). public employees. (Ord. 4008, 7-14-1986) o. Any change in use of existing public or private school property. c. Retail services such as concessions and rental facilities which are usually as- 4. Unclassified Uses: Unclassified public sociated with public parks and as recom- or private uses are those uses possessing unique and special characteristics which pre14400 - vent them from being permitted outright. 2 -94 4-2-090C These uses may be permitted only in the P-1 1. Setbacks: Zone after review by the City Council and subject to any conditions imposed to mitigate a. Front Yards:Minimum requirements the impacts of the use.The following uses are on the following types of streets shall be: unclassified: Front Yard a. Jails, prisons, halfway houses, work Street Types Setback release and other correctional facilities. Arterial (Major and 30' Secondary) b. Nature exhibits, zoos and aquari Arterial (Collector) 25' ums. All Others 20' c. Solid waste incineration, landfills or other disposal facilities. b. Rear Yard (Interior): A minimum of ten feet(10')except if the property is con- 5. Secondary Uses: tiguous to a zone with a more restrictive rear yard requirement in which case the a. Portable schoolrooms associated rear yard shall be the minimum of the with public or private elementary or sec- more restrictive zone. ondary schools with the following condi- tions: c. Side Yards(Interior):A minimum of five feet(5'). i. No more than four(4) per site, subject to site plan review. (Ord. 2. Special Setbacks: 4404, 6-7-1993) a. Any yard abutting a public right-of- B. PROHIBITED USES: way shall be a minimum of twenty feet In the Public Zone(P-1) the following uses are (20'). "iretu✓ prohibited: b. Where a P-1 Zone abuts a lot which 1. All exterior merchandise or products dis- is zoned G-1, R-1 or R-2 on the City of play. Renton Zoning Map and designated sin- gle family or low density multiple family 2. All advertising devices except as pro- on the City of Renton Comprehensive vided by RMC 4-4-100, Sign Regulations. Plan, there shall be a minimum setback from the common lot line of fifty feet(50') 3. All residential uses. with a minimum of the first twenty feet (20') from the common lot line land- 4. All other uses. (Ord. 3722, 4-25-1983) soaped. 5. Off-site hazardous waste treatment and c. Where a P-1 Zone abuts lots zoned storage facilities. (Ord. 4186, 11-14-1988) G-1, R-1, R-2, R-3 and R-4 on the City of Renton Zoning Map and designated me- C. DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS: dium density multi-family or high density In the Public Zone(P-1)the following develop- multi-family on the City of Renton Com- ment standards shall apply, except as otherwise prehensive Plan, there shall be a mini- provided by this Section: mum landscaped setback of twenty feet (20') from the common lot line. 3. Height: a. The height of a building shall not ex- ceed fifty feet(50') except as a condi- ttirre tional use. 2 -95 4-2-100A b. Public and private utility facilities(ex- COMMERCIAL(CC, CN, CS, CA) cept buildings) shall be allowed to ex- ceed fifty feet(50'). COMMERCIAL(CD, CO, COR) 4. Parking/Circulation: Parking and circu- INDUSTRIAL(IL, IM, IH) lation standards required shall be as follows: C. INTERPRETATION OF TABLES: a. Access: The principal access shall Development standards are listed down the left be from an arterial or collector street. side of the tables and the zones are listed at the top. The table cells contain the minimum and, in b. Parking/Circulation: Parking and some cases, maximum dimensional require- circulation along the common lot line with ments of the zone.The small numbers(subscript) a residential lot designated as such on in a cell indicate additional requirements or de- both of the City of Renton Comprehen- tailed information which is not able to fit in the ta- sive Plan and Zoning Map shall be al- ble format. A blank cell indicates there are no lowed only if ten feet(10') of sight- specific requirements. obscuring landscaping and a six foot(6') solid masonry fence are used along the common boundary. c. Parking Requirements: See RMC 4-4-080. 5. Signs: See RMC 4-4-100. 6. Noise: Truck traffic and other noise nor- mally associated with an operation shall be limited to the hours between seven o'clock (7:00) a.m. and seven o'clock(7:00) p.m. un- , 110110 less the Hearing Examiner shall find that due " to the specific circumstances of the particular application, other hours of operation should be established in order to protect the public health, safety and welfare. (Ord. 3722, 4-25-1983) 4-2-100 ZONING STANDARDS TABLES: A. STANDARDS ESTABLISHED: The following tables contain density, dimension standards, and other limitations for the various zones. Additional development requirements found in these tables not related to zoning will also apply. B. 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V) C -L-.1 v' r Z �' o W ,J -J o co o 0To o d Z co y 4 Q Z J OJ Cl) O Cr) re W W d > E- Q- :t5 u) LEI Jm V w X L c 0 C7 W a o U 2 - 111 amok 4-2-1100 42-110D CONDITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS TABLE FOR ,,r, SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONING DESIGNATIONS 1. a. Phasing, shadow platting, or land space, or facilitating the provision of sewer reserves may be used to satisfy the service, subject to the following standards: minimum density requirements if the a. Cluster developments shall be limited applicant can demonstrate that these to a maximum of 6 lots. techniques would allow the eventual satisfaction of minimum density b. The maximum net density require- requirements through future develop- ment of 5 dwelling units per acre shall ment. The applicant must demon- not be exceeded. strate that the current development c. The area of individual lots shall not be would not preclude the provision of less than 4,500 sq. ft. adequate access and infrastructure to future development. 4. Allowed Projections into Setbacks: b. In the event the applicant can show a. Fireplace Structures, Windows: Fire- that minimum density cannot be place structures, bay or garden win- achieved due to lot configuration, lack dows, enclosed stair landings, and of access or physical constraints, min- similar structures as determined by imum density requirements may be the Zoning Administrator may project reduced by the Reviewing Official. 24"into any setback; provided, such c. Proposed Subdivisions: In the advent projections are: that the applicant can clearly demon- (i) Limited to 2 per facade. strate that due to environmental, (ii) Not wider than 10'. physical or access constraints on the subject parcel that the minimum den- b. Fences: See RMC 4-4-040. vied sity cannot be achieved, the Zoning c. Porches and Decks: Uncovered Administrator shall have the right to porches and decks not exceeding 18" waive the minimum density require- above the finished grade may project ment prescribed by this Zoning Dis- to the property line. trict. 2. Clustering: Development may be clustered d. Eaves: Eaves and cornices may not in this Zone to meet objectives such as project more than 24"into an interior preserving significant natural features, pro- or street setback. viding neighborhood open space, or facili- e. Eaves, cornices, steps, terraces, plat- tating the provision of sewer service. forms and porches having no roof Clustered development in this Zone shall covering and being not over 42"high be subject to the following standards: may be built within a front yard. a. Cluster developments shall be limited 5. The front setback of the primary structure to a maximum of 6 dwelling units in 1 may be reduced to 10'if all parking is pro- cluster. vided in the rear of the lot with access from b. The maximum net density require- a public right-of-way or alley. Modifications ment of 1 dwelling unit per acre shall to this requirement due to site constraints not be exceeded. or lot configuration may be approved by the Development Services Division. c. The remaining development star- 6. A front yard setback of less than 20'may dards of the Residential-8 Dwelling be allowed by the Development Services Units Per Acre Zone (R-8) shall apply. Division if the average front yard setback 3. Clustering may be allowed to meet objec- of primary structures on lots abutting the tives such as preserving significant natural side yards is less than 20'. In such case, *401110 features, providing neighborhood open the front yard setback shall not be less 2 - 112 1 4-2-1100 than the average of the front setback of the more than 35'from the street line in the abutting primary structures; however, in no R-2 or R-3 Residential Districts, nor more rr_ case shall a minimum setback of less than than 2'farther than any building on an 20'be allowed for garages which access adjoining lot and that this regulation shall from the front yard street(s). Modifications not be so interpreted as to reduce a to this requirement due to site constraints required front yard to less than 10'in or lot configuration may be approved by depth. the Development Services Division. 13. Exception for Community Facilities: The 7. The front yard setback of the primary following development standards shall structure may be reduced to 10'if all park- apply to all uses having a"P"suffix desig- ing is provided in the rear yard of the lot nation. Where these standards conflict with access from a public right-of-way or with those generally applicable, these alley. standards shall apply: 8. For pre-existing legal lots 150'or less in a. Publicly owned structures housing depth, the side yard shall be a minimum of such uses shall be permitted an addi- .25'. tional 15' in height above that other- 9. For pre-existing legal lots 50'or less in wise permitted in the Zone if"pitched depth the minimum side yard shall be 10'. roofs", as defined herein, are used for If a corner lot is less than the minimum at least 60% or more of the roof sur- width required by this Section (75'), then face of both primary and accessory for each foot in width in excess of 50', the structures. required side yard shall be increased from b. In addition, in zones where the maxi- a minimum of 10'by 1'up to a maximum mum permitted building height is less of 20'. However, in no case shall a struc- than 75', the maximum height of a ture over 42"in height intrude into the 20' publicly owned structure housing a clear vision area defined in RMC 4-11-030. public use may be increased as fol- 10. Previously platted lots which are 50'or lows, up to a maximum height of 75' less in width may have a minimum side to the highest point of the building: yard of no less than 10'in depth. If a cor- (i) When abutting a public street, ner lot is less than the minimum width 1 additional foot of height for required by this Section but greater than each additional 1-1/2'of 50'in width, then for every 2'in width in perimeter building setback excess of 50', the required side yard shall beyond the minimum street be increased from a minimum of 10'by 1' setback required at street up to a maximum of 15'. However, in no level unless such setbacks case shall a structure over 42"in height are otherwise discouraged intrude into the 20'sight triangle. (e.g., inside the Downtown 11. Height shall not conflict with the airport Core Area in the CD Zone); height restrictions of RMC 4-3-020, Airport (ii) When abutting a common Related Height and Use Restrictions. property line, 1 additional foot 12. Exceptions: When 40%or more, on front of height for each additional foot basis, of all property on one side of a 2'of perimeter building set street between 2 intersecting streets at the back beyond the minimum time of the passage of this Code has been required along a common built up with buildings having a minimum property line, and; front yard of more or less depth than that (iii) On lots 4 acres or greater, 5 established by the Code, and provided, additional feet of height for that the majority of such front yards do not every 1% reduction below a vary more than 6' in depth, no building 20% maximum lot area cover- shall be built within or shall any portion, age by buildings for public Iliaw- save as above excepted, project into such amenities such as recre- minimum front yard; provided, further, that ational facilities, and/or land- no new buildings be required to set back 2 - 113 4-2-110D scaped open space areas, etc.,when these are open and accessible to the public - during the day or week. 14. All uses having a"Public Suffix" (P) desig- nation are subject to the following: Height: Publicly owned structures housing such uses shall be permitted an additional 15'in height above that otherwise permitted in the Zone if"pitched roofs", as defined herein, are used for at least 60% or more of the roof surface of both primary and accessory structures. In addition, in zones where the maximum permitted building height is less than 75', the maximum height of a publicly owned structure hous- ing a public use may be increased as fol- lows, up to a maximum height of 75'to the highest point of the building: a. When abutting a public street, 1 addi- tional foot of height for each additional 1-1/2'of perimeter building setback beyond the minimum street setback required at street level unless such setbacks are otherwise discouraged (e.g., inside the Downtown Core Area in the CD Zone); b. When abutting a common property line, 1 additional foot of height for each additional 2'of perimeter build- ing setback beyond the minimum required along a common property line; and c. On lots 4 acres or greater, 5 addi- tional feet of height for every 1% reduction below a 20% maximum lot area coverage by buildings for public amenities such as recreational facili- ties, and/or landscaped open space areas, etc.,when these are open and accessible to the public during the day or week. 15. Includes major or secondary arterials as defined in the Arterial Street Map of the City's 6 Year Street Improvement Plan. 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Fireplace structures, bay or garden amenity such as an entryway courtyard, windows,enclosed stair landings,and private balconies or enhanced landscap- similar structures as determined by ing. the Zoning Administrator may project 2. If the structure located in the RM-U Zone 24"into any setback in the R-10, R-14 exceeds 4 stories in height, a 15' front set- and RM Zones and may project 30" back from the property line shall be into a street setback in the R-14 Zone, required of all portions of the structure provided, such projection are: which exceed 4 stories. This requirement (i) Limited to 2 per facade. may be modified by the Reviewing Official during the site plan review process to a (ii) Not wider than 10'. uniform 5' front setback for the entire b. Fences, rockeries and retaining walls structure provided that the structure pro- with a height of 48" or less may be vides a textured or varied facade(e.g., constructed within any required set- multiple setbacks, brickwork and/or orna- back; provided, that they are located mentation)and consideration of the pedes- outside of the 20' clear vision area trian environment(e.g., extra sidewalk specified in RMC 4-11-030, definition width, canopies, enhanced landscaping). of"clear vision area". Fences 6' or 3. RC, R-1, R-5, R-8, and R-10. less in height may be located within *10 the rear and side yard setback areas 4. The environmental, aquifer, and airport but must be reduced to 42"to locate regulations and site plan review process within the front yard setback. may require a reduction in the allowable c. Uncovered porches and decks not height and/or number of stories for any exceeding 18" above the finished residential building. grade may project to the property line. 5. In all districts except the"U", more stories d. In the R-14 Zone only, uncovered and an additional 10' in height may be porches and decks 18" or higher obtained through the provision of addi- above grade at any point along outer tional amenities such as pitched roofs, edge of structure may project 24" into additional recreation facilities, under- an interior setback or 30" into a street ground parking, and/or additional land- setback. scaped open space areas, as determined through the site plan review process. e. Eaves and cornices may not project 6. In the"I" District, additional height for a more than 24"into an interior or street residential dwelling structure may be setback in the R-10, R-14 and RM obtained through the site plan review pro- Zones. In the R-14 Zone only, eaves cess depending on the compatibility of the may project up to 30 into a street set- proposed buildings with adjacent existing back. residential development. In no case shall f. Eaves, cornices, steps, terraces, plat- the height of a residential structure exceed forms and porches having no roof 45'. covering and being not over 42" high 7. The height of any structure permitted in may be built within a front yard. this Zone shall not exceed the limits estab- 9. Phasing, shadow platting or land reserves may be used to satisfy the minimum den- (Revised 9/99) 2 - 138.2 4-2-110H sity requirements if the applicant can dem- design solutions that would occur with onstrate that these techniques would allow- uses developed under standard criteria. 'fir✓ the eventual satisfaction of minimum den- sity requirements through future develop- Permitted Bonuses:The following bonuses ment.The applicant must demonstrate that may be achieved independently or in com- the current development would not pre- bination: clude the provision of adequate access a. Bonus Densities:Dwelling unit density and infrastructure to future development. may be increased from 14 units per Within the Urban Center, surface parking net acre to a range of 15 to 18 units may be considered a land reserve. per net acre. Densities of greater than 10. In the event the applicant can show that 18 units per net acre are prohibited. minimum density cannot be achieved due b. Bonus Dwelling Unit Mix/Arrange- to lot configuration, lack of access or phys- ment: Dwelling units permitted per ical constraints, minimum density require- structure may be increased as fol- ments may be reduced by the Reviewing lows: Official. (i) Primary Uses:A maximum of 11. Except barns,stables and other animal or 4 units per structure, with a agricultural related structures. maximum structure length of 12. In order to be considered detached, a 100'. structure must be sited a minimum of 6' (ii) Secondary Uses:A maximum from any residential structure. of 8 units per structure with a 13. In the event the applicant show that mini- maximum structural height of mum density cannot be achieved due to lot 35', or 3 stories and amaxi- configuration lack of access or physical mum structural length of 115'. constraints, minimum density require- Bonus Criteria:To qualify for one or both ments may be reduced by the Reviewing bonuses the applicant shall provide either: Official. a. Alley and/or rear access and parking Phasing, shadow platting or land reserves for 50%of primary uses or secondary may be used to satisfy the minimum den- use townhouses, or sity requirements if the applicant can dem- onstrate that these techniques would allow b. Civic uses: the eventual satisfaction of minimum den- (i) Community meeting hall, sity requirements through future develop- ment.The applicant must demonstrate that (ii) Senior center, the current development would not pre- (iii) Recreation center, or clude the provision of adequate access and infrastructure to future development. (iv) Other similar uses as deter- mined by the Zoning Adminis- 14. Density and Unit Size Bonus: trator, or Purpose: The bonus provisions are c. A minimum of 5%of the net develop- intended to allow greater flexibility in the able area of the project in aggregated implementation of the purpose of the R-14 common open space. Common open designation. Bonus criteria encourage pro- space areas may be used for any of vision of aggregated open space and rear the following purposes: access parking in an effort to stimulate provision of higher amenity neighborhoods (i) Playgrounds, picnic shelters/ and project designs which address meth- facilities and equipment, vil ods of reducing the size and bulk of struc lage greens/square, trails, tures. corridors or natural. Applicants wishing such bonuses must (ii) Structures such as kiosks, Now demonstrate that the same or better benches, fountains and main results will occur as a result of creative tenance equipment storage facilities are permitted pro- 2 - 139 ip,..,,cP,i A/00, MOM 4-2-110H vided that they serve and/or from other parking areas by landscap- promote the use of the open ing with a minimum width of 15'. space. f. Site design incorporating a package 400 To qualify as common open space an of at least 3 amenities which enhance area must meet each of the following neighborhood character, such as conditions: coordinated lighting (street or build- function as a focal point for build- ing), mailbox details, address and sig- (i) nage details,and street trees as the development, approved by the Reviewing Official. (ii) have a maximum slope of (Amd. Ord.4773, 3-22-1999) 10%, 15. Subject to the landscaping provisions (of (iii) have a minimum width of 25', the R-14 Zone). except for trails or corridors, 16. The Reviewing Official may modify this (iv) be located outside the right- provision, through the site plan review pro- of-way, cess, where it is determined that specific (v) be improved for passive and/ portions of the required landscaping strip may be developed and maintained as a or active recreational uses, usable public open space with an opening (vi) be improved with landscaping directly to a public entrance. in public areas, and 17. The Reviewing Official may permit, (vii) be maintained by the home- through the site plan review process,the owners association if the substitution for the 15'wide landscaping property is subdivided, or by strip, of a 10'wide landscaped setback the management organization and a sight-obscuring solid barrier wall as applied to the property if (e.g., landscaping or solid fence), in order the property is not subdi- to provide reasonable access to the prop- vided. erty. NINO Developments which qualify for a bonus The solid barrier wall shall be designated shall also incorporate a minimum of 3 fea- in accord with the Site Plan Review section tures selected from the improvements and shall be located a minimum of 5'from options as described below: abutting property(ies) zoned and or desig- a. Architectural design which incorpo nated for`residential" use.The Reviewing rates enhanced building entry fea Official may also modify the sight-obscur- tures (e.g.,varied design materials, ing landscaping provision,through the site plan review process, if necessary to pro- arbors and/or trellises, cocheres, vide reasonable access to thero e ' gabled roofs). p p b. Active common recreation amenities A secured maintenance agreement or easement for the landscape strip is such as picnic facilities, gazebos, required. sports courts, recreation center, pool, spa/jacuzzi. 18. RESERVED. (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) c. Enhanced ground plane texture or 19. The goal of the R-10 Zone is to permit a color(e.g., stamped patterned con- range of detached, semi-attached and crete,cobblestone, or brick at all attached dwelling units. Detached dwelling building entries, courtyards, trails or units include traditional detached single sidewalks). family houses as well as semi-attached d. Building or structures incorporating units. Attached residences include town- bonus units shall have no more than houses and flats. A maximum of 4 units 75%of the garages on a single may be consecutively attached. (Amd. facade. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) e. Surface parking lots containing no 20. For existing parcels which are a maximum more than 6 parking stalls separated size of 1/2 acre, as of the effective date (Revised 4/99) 2 - 140 4-2-110H hereof,and which are proposed to be from this setback requirement. (Amd. Ord. developed with townhouse development, 4773, 3-22-1999) `err an exemption from lot width or depth requirements may be permitted if the 26. Exception for Community Facilities: The Reviewing Official determines that pro- following development standards shall posed alternative width standards are con- apply to all uses having a"P"suffix desig- sistent with Site Plan Review section nation. Where these standards conflict criteria. (Amd. Ord. 4773,3-22-1999) with those generally applicable, these standards shall apply: 21. Lots: Irregularly shaped lots,such as Z-lots and zipper lots, may be permitted; pro- a. Publicly owned structures housing vided,that the lots meet the development such uses shall be permitted an addi- standards listed above and the applicant tional 15' in height above that other- provides typical layouts and elevations for wise permitted in the Zone if"pitched the homes that may be built of the pro- roofs", as defined herein,are used for posed lots. at least 60%or more of the roof sur- face of both primary and accessory 22. Semi-attached dwellings, townhouses, structures. flats, and attached accessory structures. (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) b. In addition, in zones where the maxi- mum permitted building height is less 23. If a corner lot is less than the minimum than 75', the maximum height of a width required by this Section but greater publicly owned structure housing a than 50' in width,then for every 2'in width public use may be increased as fol- in excess of 50'the required side yard lows, up to a maximum height of 75' shall be increased from a minimum of 10' to the highest point of the building: by 1'up to a maximum of 15'. However, in no case shall a structure over 42"in height (i) When abutting a public street, intrude into the 20'sight triangle. 1 additional foot of height for ,„► each additional 1-1/2'of ot 24. Exemption: When 40%or more, on front perimeter building setback foot basis, of all property on 1 side of a beyond the minimum street street between 2 intersecting streets at the setback required at street time of the passage of this Code has been level unless such setbacks are built up with buildings having a minimum otherwise discouraged (e.g., front yard of more or less depth than that inside the Downtown Core established by the Code,and provided, Area in the CD Zone); that the majority of such front yards do not vary more than 6' in depth, no building (ii) When abutting a common shall be built within or shall any portion, property line, one additional save as above excepted, project into such foot of height for each addi minimum front yard; provided,further,that tional 2'of perimeter building no new buildings be required to set back setback beyond the minimum more than 35'from the street line in the required along a common R-2 or R-3 Residential Districts, nor more property line; and than 2'farther than any building on an (iii) On lots 4 acres or greater, 5 adjoining lot and that this regulation shall additional feet of height for not be so interpreted as to reduce a every 1% reduction below a required front yard to less than 10' in 20%maximum lot area cover- depth. age by buildings for public 25. Includes principal or minor arterials as amenities such as recre defined in the Arterial Street Plan. Arterial ational facilities, and/or land scastreets within the Central Business District etc., w open space areas, —bounded by the Cedar River, FAI 405 etc., when these are open Freeway, South 4th Street, Shattuck Ave- and accessible to the public Notare nue South, South Second Street, and during the day or week. Logan Avenue South—shall be exempt 2 - 141 (Revised 4/991 4-2-110H 27. All uses having a"Public Suffix" (P) desig- nation are subject to the following: Height: Publicly owned structures housing such uses shall be permitted an additional 15'in height above that otherwise permitted in the Zone if"pitched roofs", as defined herein, are used for at least 60%or more of the roof surface of both primary and accessory structures. In addition, in zones where the maximum permitted building height is less than 75',the maximum height of a publicly owned structure hous- ing a public use may be increased as fol- lows, up to a maximum height of 75'to the highest point of the building: a. When abutting a public street, 1 addi- tional foot of height for each additional 1-1/2'of perimeter building setback beyond the minimum street setback required at street level unless such setbacks are otherwise discouraged (e.g., inside the Downtown Core Area in the CD Zone); b. When abutting a common property line, 1 additional foot of height for each additional 2'of perimeter build- ing setback beyond the minimum required along a common property line; and c. 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As designated by the Transportation Ele- Talbot Hill to the east, and the Burlington ment of the Comprehensive Plan. Northern Railroad tracks on the north. 2. R-1, R-5, R-8, R-10, R-14, or RM-l. 12. RESERVED. (Amd. Ord. 4802, 3. These provisions may be modified by the 10-25-1999) Hearing Examiner through the site plan 13. Heights may exceed the maximum height review process where the applicant can under Hearing Examiner conditional use show that the same or better result will permit. occur because of creative design solu- tions, unique aspects or use, etc.,that can- In consideration of a request for condi not be fully anticipated at this time. tional use permit for a building height in excess of 95'the Hearing Examiner shall 4. R-1, R-5, R-8, R-10, R-14, RM-I or RM-U. consider the following factors in addition to 5. Provided that a solid 6'barrier wall is pro- the criteria in RMC 4-9-030, Conditional vided within the landscaped strip and a Use Permits, among all other relevant maintenance agreement or easement for information: the landscape strip is secured. A solid bar- a. Location Criteria: Proximity of arterial rier wall shall not be located closer than 5' streets which have sufficient capacity to an abutting residentially zoned2 lot. to accommodate traffic generated by 6. The Hearing Examiner may modify the the development. Developments are sight-obscuring provision in order to pro- encouraged to locate in areas served vide reasonable access to the property by transit. *Owe through the site plan review process. b. Comprehensive Plan: The proposed 7. On lots abutting more than 1 street, the use shall be compatible with the gen maximum setback requirement shall only eral purpose, goals, objectives and be applied to the primary street as deter- standards of the Comprehensive mined by the Reviewing Official. For addi- tions to existing structures,the maximum other plan, program, map or regula setback requirements shall only apply tion of the City. when the addition is subject to the site plan c. Effect on Adjacent Properties: Build- review. ings in excess of 95' in height at the 8. For uses located within the Federal Avia proposed location shall not result in tion Administration Airport Zones desig- nated under RMC 4-3-020,Airport Related on adjacent property. When a building Height and Use Restrictions, in no case in excess of 95' in height is adjacent shall building height exceed the maximum to a lot designated residential on the allowed by that Section. City Comprehensive Plan, then set- backs shall be equivalent to the 9. Abutting is defined as "Lots sharing com- requirements of the adjacent residen- mon property lines". tial zone. 10. Adjacent is defined as"Lots located across d. Bulk: Buildings near public open a street, railroad right-of-way, except lira- spaces should permit public access ited access roads". and, where feasible, physical access 11. The boundaries of the Green River Valley to the public open space. Whenever for purposes of this Section are generally practicable, buildings should be ori defined as the Green River on the west, ented to minimize the shadows they *tire SW 43rd Street on the south, the base of cause on publicly accessible open space. 2 - 162.1 (Revised 12/99) 4-2-120C e. Light and Glare: Due consideration d. Establishment of view corridors from shall be given to mitigation of light and upland boundaries of the site to the glare impacts upon streets, major shoreline; public facilities and major public open Nom e. Water related uses. If the applicant spaces. wishes to reach these bonus objec- 14. COR 1 is applied to the property known as tives in a different manner, a system the Stoneway Concrete Site. of floor area ratios may be established 15. "Downtown core area" is that area for the property to be determined at the time of site plan review. bounded by the centerlines of Smithers Avenue South from South Fourth Place to Furthermore, the master plan must South Third Avenue and along Avenue address the impact of this height on neigh- South from South Third Street to South boring area and mitigate these impacts. Second Street, bounded on the north by 20. The maximum setback may be modified by the Cedar River, east to Mill Avenue the Reviewing Official through the site plan South, south to South Fourth Street and review process if the applicant can demon- west to Smithers Avenue South. This area strate that the site plan meets the following shall also extend to the west property line criteria: of thosez;properties fronting along the west side of Logan Avenue South between a. Orient development to the pedestrian South Second and Airport Way, but in no through such measures as providing case shall the area extend more than 100' pedestrian walkways, encouraging west of the Logan Avenue South right-of- pedestrian amenities and supporting way. alternatives to single occupant vehicle 16. COR 2 is applied to the property known as (SOV) transportation; and the Port Quendall Site. COR 3 is applied to b. Create a low scale streetscape the property known as the Shuffleton Site. through such measures as fostering (Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) distinctive architecture and mitigating 17. Heights may exceed the maximum height the visual dominance of extensive by up to 50'with bonuses for plazas and and unbroken parking along the street other amenities, subject to a Hearing front; and Examiner's conditional use permit. c. Promote safety and visibility through 18. A reduced minimum setback of no less such measures as discouraging the than 15'may be allowed for structures in creation of hidden spaces, minimiz excess of 25' in height through the site ing conflict between pedestrian and traffic and ensuring adequate set- plan review process. backs to accommodate required park- 19. Additional height may be allowed; pro- ing and/or access that could not be vided, the applicant can demonstrate pro- provided otherwise. vision of the following significant public benefits: The Reviewing Official may also modify the maximum setback requirement if the a. Provision of continuous pedestrian applicant can demonstrate that the preced- access to the shoreline consistent ing criteria cannot be met; however, those with requirements of the Shoreline criteria which can be met shall be Management Act and fitting a circula- addressed in the site plan: tion pattern within the site; a. due to factors including but not limited b. Provision of 5 affordable units per 50 to the unique site design require- units,which meet the provisions of the ments or physical site constraints housing element of the Comprehen- such as sensitive areas or utility ease- sive Plan; ments; or c. Provision of an additional 25' setback b. one or more of the criteria would not from the shoreline above that required be furthered or would be impaired by by the Shoreline Management Act; (Revised 12/99) 2 - 162.2 4-2-120C compliance with the maximum set- possible, the required 2% landscaping for back;or adjacent properties should be contiguous. Nome c. any function of the use which serves 25. Eaves,cornices,steps,terraces, platforms the public health, safety or welfare and porches having no roof covering and would be materially impaired by the being not over 42"high may be built within required setback. a front yard.Where below-grade structures 21. In consideration of a request for condi- tional use permit for additional building setbacks,structural footings may minimally height the Hearing Examiner or Zoning encroach into the public right-of-way, sub- Administrator shall consider the following ject to approval of the Board of Public factors in addition to the criteria in RMC Works (see chapter 2-3 RMC, Board of 4-9-030, Conditional Use Permits, among Public Works). (Amd. Ord. 4854, all other relevant information. 8-14-2000) a. Location Criteria: Proximity of arterial 26. Exception:When 40%or more, on front foot basis, of all property on 1 side of a streets which have sufficient capacity to accommodate traffic generated by street between 2 intersecting streets at the the development. Developments are time of the passage of this Code has been encouraged to locate in areas served built up with buildings having a minimum by transit. front yard of more or less depth than that established by the Code, and provided, b. Comprehensive Plan:The proposed that the majority of such front yards do not use shall be compatible with the gen- vary more than 6' in depth, no building eral purpose, goals, objectives and shall be built within or shall any portion, standards of the Comprehensive save as above excepted, project into such Plan, the zoning regulations and any minimum front yard; provided, further, that other plan, program, map or regula- no new buildings be required to set back tion of the City. (Ord.4404, 6-7-1993) more than 35'from the street line in the c. Effect on Adjacent Properties: Build- R-2 or R-3 Residential Districts, nor more ings height shall not result in substan than 2'farther than any building on an tial or undue adverse effects on adjoining lot and that this regulation shall adjacent property. When a building in not be so interpreted as to reduce a excess of the maximum height is pro- required front yard to less than 10'in posed adjacent to or abuts a lot desig— nated R-1, R-5, R-8, R-10, R-14 or 27. Includes major or secondary arterials as RM-I, then the setbacks shall be defined in the arterial street map of the equivalent to the requirements of the City's 6 Year Transportation Improvement adjacent residential zone if the set- Plan.Arterial Streets within the Central back standards exceed the require- Business District—bounded by the Cedar ments of the Commercial Zone. (Ord. River, FAI 405 Freeway, South 4th Street, 4593, 4-1-1996) Shattuck Avenue South, South Second 22. Heights may exceed the maximum height Street,and Logan Avenue South—shall be under Hearing Examiner conditional use exempt from this setback requirement. permit. 28. Exception for Community Facilities:The 23. Exceptions: Eaves and cornices may following development standards shall extend over the required side yard for a apply to all uses having a"P"suffix desig distance of not more than 2'. Accessory nation. Where these standards conflict buildings when erected so that the entire with those generally applicable,these building is within a distance of 30'from the standards shall apply: rear lot line may also occupy the side yard a. Publicly owned structures housing of an inside lot line. (Ord. 1905,8-15-1961) such uses shall be permitted an addi- 24. These areas should not be dispersed tional 15' in height above that other throughout a site, but should be aggre- wise permitted in the Zone if"pitched gated in one portion of the property.Where roofs", as defined herein, are used for 2 - 162.3 (Revised 10/00) 4-2-120C at least 60%or more of the roof sur- lows, up to a maximum height of 75'to the face of both primary and accessory highest point of the building: structures. a. When abutting a public street, 1 addi- b. In addition, in zones where the maxi- tional foot of height for each additional mum permitted building height is less 1-1/2'of perimeter building setback than 75', the maximum height of a beyond the minimum street setback publicly owned structure housing a required at street level unless such public use may be increased as fol- setbacks are otherwise discouraged lows, up to a maximum height of 75' (e.g., inside the Downtown Core Area to the highest point of the building: in the CD Zone); (i) When abutting a public street, b. When abutting a common property 1 additional foot of height for line, 1 additional foot of height for each each additional 1-1/2'of additional 2'of perimeter building set- perimeter building setback back beyond the minimum required beyond the minimum street along a common property line; and setback required at street c. On lots 4 acres or greater,5 additional level unless such setbacks feet of height for every 1% reduction are otherwise discouraged below a 20%maximum lot area cover- (e.g., inside the Downtown age by buildings for public amenities Core Area in the CD Zone); such as recreational facilities, and/or (ii) When abutting a common landscaped open space areas, etc., property line, 1 additional foot when these are open and accessible to of height for each additional the public during the day or week. 2'of perimeter building set- 31. Through the site plan review process,the back beyond the minimum Hearing Examiner may waive the sight- required along a common obscuring provision in order to provide rea- property line, and; sonable access to the property. Vii' (iii) On lots 4 acres or greater, 5 32. Where included, affordable units must additional feet of height for meet the provisions of housing element of every 1% reduction below a the Comprehensive Plan. For COR 2, if a 20%maximum lot area cover significant public benefit above City Code age by buildings for public requirements can be provided for a portion amenities such as recre- of the property which may be contami- ational facilities, and/or land nated,a transfer of density may be allowed scaped open space areas, for other portions of the site. etc.,when these are open and accessible to the public Bonus in COR 1:A bonus density of not during the day or week. more than 5 dwelling units per acre may be 29. Except with approved master site plans. allowed;provided there is a balance of height, bulk and density established 30. All uses having a"Public Suffix"(P)desig- through a floor area ratio system and/or a nation are subject to the following: Height: master plan to be decided at the time of site Publicly owned structures housing such plan review. uses shall be permitted an additional 15'in Bonus in COR 2: A bonus density of not height above that otherwise permitted in more than 2 du/acre for each provision may the Zone if"pitched roofs", as defined be allowed; provided there is a balance of herein, are used for at least 60%or more height, bulk and density established of the roof surface of both primary and addressing the following public benefits: accessory structures. In addition, in zones where the maximum permitted building a. Provision of continuous pedestrian height is less than 75',the maximum access to the shoreline consistent with height of a publicly owned structure hous- requirements of the Shoreline Man- ing a public use may be increased as fol- agement Act and fitting a circulation pattern within the site, (Revised 10/00) 2 - 162.4 4-2-120C b. Provision of an additional 25'setback from the shoreline above that required r by the Shoreline Management Act, So c. Establishment of view corridors from upland boundaries of the site to the shoreline, d. Water Related Uses. If the applicant wishes to reach these bonus objec- tives in a different system,a system of floor area ratios may be established for the property to be determined at the time of site plan review as approved by Council. (Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) 33. Except for existing, legal administrative headquarters offices, pursuant to RMC 4-2-080A275. (Ord. 4803, 10-25-1999) 34. COR 3 Zone Only:Application may be made for modification of the upper story setback standards when superior design is demonstrated pursuant to RMC 4-9-250D. For a modification to be granted, the project must also comply with the decision and design criteria stipulated in RMC 4-9-250D2 and D4. (Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) 35. Within the CD Zone, perimeter street land- scape strips may utilize a mix of hard sur- faces, brick, stone,textured/colored concrete, and natural landscape elements, groundcover, shrubs and trees,to provide a transition between the public streetscape and the private development, subject to Level I Site Plan Review, RMC 4-9-200B1, and the general and additional review cri- teria of RMC 4-9-200E1 and F1, F2, and F7. In no case shall living plant material comprise less than 30%of the required perimeter landscape strip. (Ord. 4854, 8-14-2000) *roe 2 - 163 (Revised 10/00) *mai This page left intentionally blank. 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V (Revised 10/00) 2 - 170 4-2-1306 4-2-130B CONDITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS TABLE FOR INDUSTRIAL ZONING DESIGNATIONS 1. As designated by the Transportation Ele- 12. Abutting is defined as"Lots sharing com- ment of the Comprehensive Plan. mon property lines". 2. R-1, R-5, R-8, R-10, R-14 or RM-I. 13. Adjacent is defined as"Lots located across a street, railroad right-of-way, except lim- 3. These provisions may be modified by the Hearing Examiner through the site plan ited access roads". review process where the applicant can 14. Special Requirements for Community show that the same or better result will Facilities: The following development stan- occur because of creative design solu- dards shall apply to all uses having a"P" tions, unique aspects or use, etc. that can- suffix designation. Where these standards not be fully anticipated at this time. conflict with those generally applicable, 4. Any modification of such setback shall be these standards shall apply: granted by the Hearing Examiner using the a. Height: criteria for modifying landscape require- ments. The Hearing Examiner may waive (i) Publicly owned structures the sight-obscuring provision in order to housing such uses shall be provide reasonable access to the property permitted an additional 15'in located on the adjacent street through the height above that otherwise site plan review process. permitted in the Zone if "pitched roofs", as defined 5. Provided that a solid 6'high barrier wall is herein, are used for at least provided within the landscape strip and a 60%or more of the roof sur- ' rmaintenance agreement or easement for face of both primary and the landscape strip is secured. A solid bar- accessory structures. rier wall shall not be located closer than 5' to an abutting lot zoned R-1, R-5, R-8, (ii) In addition, in zones where R-10, R-14 or RM-l. the maximum permitted build- ing height is less than 75',the 6. To construct a building or structure in maximum height of a publicly excess of 50'requires a Hearing Examiner owned structure housing a conditional use permit. public use may be increased 7. As determined by the Zoning Administra- as follows, up to a maximum tor. height of 75'to the highest point of the building: 8. For uses located within the Federal Avia- tion Administration Airport Zones desig • When abutting a public nated under RMC 4-3-020,Airport Related street, 1 additional foot of Height and Use Restrictions, in no case height for each additional shall building height exceed the maximum 1-1/2'of perimeter build- allowed by that Section. ing setback beyond the minimum street setback 9. The Hearing Examiner may waive the required at street level sight-obscuring provision in order to pro- unless such setbacks are vide reasonable access to the property otherwise discouraged through the site plan review process. (e.g., inside the Downtown 10. Areas set aside for future development on Core Area in the CD a lot may be hydroseeded. An adequate Zone); means of irrigation shall be provided. • When abutting a common .*.ivrr+' 11. Except by approval of the Hearing Exam- property line, 1 additional iner. foot of height for each additional 2'of perimeter 2 - 171 4-2-130B building setback beyond River, FAI 405 Freeway, South 4th Street, the minimum required Shattuck Avenue South, South Second along a common property Street,and Logan Avenue South—shall be line; and exempt from this setback requirement. Nosi0 • On lots 4 acres or greater, ' 19. Exception for Community Facilities: The 5 additional feet of height following development standards shall for every 1% reduction apply to all uses having a"P" suffix desig- below a 20% maximum lot nation. Where these standards conflict area coverage by buildings with those generally applicable, these for public amenities such standards shall apply: as recreational facilities, a. Publicly owned structures housing and/or landscaped open such uses shall be permitted an addi- space areas, etc., when tional 15' in height above that other- these are open and acces- wise permitted in the Zone if"pitched sible to the public during roofs", as defined herein, are used for the day or week. (Ord. at least 60% or more of the roof sur- 4595, 4-8-1996) face of both primary and accessory 15. Exceptions: Eaves and cornices may structures. extend over the required side yard for a b. In addition, in zones where the maxi- distance of not more than 2'. Accessory mum permitted building height is less buildings when erected so that the entire building is within a distance of 30'from the than 75 , the maximum height of a rear lot line may also occupy the side yard publicly owned structure housing a of an inside lot line. (Ord. 1905, 8-15-1961) public use may be increased as fol lows, up to a maximum height of 75' 16. Eaves,cornices, steps,terraces, platforms to the highest point of the building: and porches having no roof covering and being not over 42"high may be built within (i) When abutting a public street, a front yard. 1 additional foot of height for *410.0 each additional 1-1/2'of 17. Exception: When 40% or more, on front perimeter building setback foot basis, of all property on one side of a beyond the minimum street street between 2 intersecting streets at the setback required at street time of the passage of this Code has been level unless such setbacks built up with buildings having a minimum are otherwise discouraged front yard of more or less depth than that (e.g., inside the Downtown established by the Code, and provided, Core Area in the CD Zone); that the majority of such front yards do not (ii) When abutting a common vary more than 6' in depth, no building property line, 1 additional foot shall be built within or shall any portion, of height for each additional save as above excepted, project into such minimum front yard; provided, further, that 2'of perimeter building set- no new buildings be required to set back back beyond the minimum more than 35'from the street line in the required along a common R-2 or R-3 Residential Districts, nor more property line; and than 2'farther than any building on an (iii) On lots 4 acres or greater, 5 adjoining lot and that this regulation shall additional feet of height for not be so interpreted as to reduce a every 1% reduction below a required front yard to less than 10'in 20% maximum lot area cover- depth. (Ord. 1472, 2-18-1953) age by buildings for public 18. Includes major or secondary arterials as amenities such as recre defined in the arterial street map of the ational facilities and/or land City's 6 Year Transportation Improvement soaped open space areas, Plan. Arterial streets within the Central etc., when these are open 41.110 Business District—bounded by the Cedar and accessible to the public during the day or week. 2 - 172 4-2-140 20. All uses having a"Public Suffix"(P) desig- nation are subject to the following: Height: Publicly owned structures housing such'- 4%1w' uses shall be permitted an additional 15'in height above that otherwise permitted in the Zone if"pitched roofs", as defined herein, are used for at least 60%or more of the roof surface of both primary and accessory structures. In addition, in zones where the maximum permitted building height is less than 75',the maximum height of a publicly owned structure hous- ing a public use may be increased as fol- lows, up to a maximum height of 75'to the highest point of the building: a. When abutting a public street, 1 addi- tional foot of height for each additional 1-1/2'of perimeter building setback beyond the minimum street setback required at street level unless such setbacks are otherwise discouraged (e.g., inside the Downtown Core Area in the CD Zone); b. When abutting a common property line, 1 additional foot of height for each additional 2'of perimeter build- ing setback beyond the minimum required along a common property line; and c. On lots 4 acres or greater, 5 addi- tional feet of height for every 1% reduction below a 20% maximum lot area coverage by buildings for public amenities such as recreational facili- ties, and/or landscaped open space areas, etc., when these are open and accessible to the public during the day or week. (Ord.4404,6-07-1993,Amd. Ords. 4432, 4438, 4439, 4449, 4465, 4466,4473,4494, 4500, 4502, 4513, 4519, 4523, 4548, 4549, 4563, 4570, 4571, 4584,4593, 4595, 4609, 4614, 4631, 4636,4649, 4651,4678, 4680, 4691) 21. RC, R-1, R-5, R-8, R-10, R-14, or RM. 4-2-140 VIOLATIONS OF THIS CHAPTER AND PENALTIES: Penalties for any violations of any of the provi- sions of this Chapter shall be in accord with chap- ,,i ter 1-3 RMC. (Amd. Ord. 4856, 8-21-2000) 2 - 173 (Revised 10/00) *woe Chapter 3 ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS AND SPECIAL DISTRICTS This Chapter last amended by Ord.4856, August 21, 2000. SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 4-3-010 ADULT RETAIL AND ENTERTAINMENT REGULATIONS 1 A. Prohibited in Certain Areas 1 B. Measurement Procedure 1 C. Liability 1 D. Violation and Civil Penalties 1 E. Nonconforming Uses 1 1. Amortization Schedule 1 2. Extension Requests 1 a. Timing 1 b. Decision Criteria 1 c. Process 1 d. Maximum Extension Period 1 e. Appeals 2 4441.1 4-3-020 AIRPORT RELATED HEIGHT AND USE RESTRICTIONS 2 A. Approach, Transition, and Turning Zones Established 2 B. Height Limits 2 1. Approach Zones 2 2. Approach Transition Zone 2 3. Airport Turning Zone 2 C. Use Restrictions 5 D. Hazard Marking and Lighting 5 4-3-030 (Reserved) 5 4-3-040 AUTO MALL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT REGULATIONS 5 A. Purpose 5 B. Applicability 5 1. Auto Mall Area A 5 2. Auto Mall Area B 5 C. Uses Permitted in Auto Mall Improvement District 7 D. Development Standards for Uses Located within Auto Mall Improvement Districts—Areas A and B 7 E. Potential Waiver of Street Vacation Fees for Dealerships Located within Area A 9 F. Maps of Auto Mall Overlay Districts 9 4-3-050 CRITICAL AREAS REGULATIONS 10 A. Purpose 10 1. General 10 2. Aquifer Protection 10 3. Flood Hazards 10 4. Geologic Hazards 10 3 -i (Revised 10/00) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER • 5. Habitat Conservation • 10 6. Shorelines, Streams and Lakes (Reserved) 11 7. Wetlands 11 B. Applicability—Critical Areas Designations/Mapping 11 1. Lands to Which These Regulations Apply 11 2. Aquifer Protection 11 a. Applicability 11 b. Aquifer Protection Area (APA) 12 c. Aquifer Protection Zones 12 d. Mapping 12 3. Flood Hazards 12 a. Applicability 12 b. Areas of Special Flood Hazard 12 c. Mapping and Documentation 12 4. Geologic Hazards 12 a. Applicability 12 b. Steep Slopes 13 c. Landslide Hazards 13 d. Erosion Hazards 13 e. Seismic Hazards 13 f. Coal Mine Hazards 13 g. Mapping 14 5. Habitat Conservation 14 a. Applicability 14 b. Critical Habitat 14 c. Mapping 14 6. Shorelines, Streams and Lakes (Reserved) 14 a. Applicability (Reserved) 14 b. Definitions (Reserved) 14 c. Mapping (Reserved) 14 7. Wetlands 14 a. Applicability 14 b. Classification System 15 c. Maps and Inventory 16 d. Delineation of Wetland Edge . . 16 e. Regulated and Nonregulated Wetlands 16 8. Mapping—General 16 C. Applicability— Exempt, Prohibited and Nonconforming Activities 16 1. Applicability 16 a. Aquifer Protection Areas—Compliance with Regulations 16 b. Shorelines, Streams and Lakes (Reserved) 18 2. Permit Required 18 a. Permit Required — Development or Alteration 18 b. Aquifer Protection Area—Operating and Closure Permits 18 3. Finding of Conformance Required 18 a. General 18 b. Aquifer Protection Areas 18 . (Revised 10/00) 3- ii SECTION PAGE 411600 NUMBER NUMBER 4. Letter of Exemption 19 a. When Required 19 b. Applicability of Section Requirements to Exempt Activities 19 c. Administrator Findings 19 5. Specific Exemptions-Critical Areas and Buffers 19 6. Limited Exemptions 20.5 7. Exemptions in Buffers 20.7 8. Prohibited Activities 20.8 a. General-All Critical Areas 20.8 b. Prohibited Activities-Flooding 20.8 c. Prohibited Activities-Shorelines, Streams and Lakes (Reserved) 20.8 d. Prohibited Activities-Wetlands 20.8 e. Prohibited Activities-Aquifer Protection Areas 20.8 9. Temporary Emergency Exemption Procedure 20.9 a. Temporary Emergency Exemption Purpose 20.9 b. Temporary Emergency Exemption Review Authority and Decision Criteria 20.9 c. Temporary Emergency Exemption Letter Process and Timing 20.9 10. Nonconforming Activities or Structures 20.9 D. Administration and Interpretation 20.9 1. General Provisions-All Critical Areas 20.9 a. Duties of Administrator 20.9 b. Interpretation 20.10 c. Compliance 20.10 d. Reviewing Official 20.10 2. Aquifer Protection 20.10 a. Inspections Authorized 20.10 b. Potential to Degrade Groundwater=Zone 2 20.10 3. Flood Hazards 20.10 a. Duties and Responsibilities of the Department Administrator or Designee 20.10 b. Information to Be Obtained and Maintained 20.11 c. Alteration of Watercourses 20.11 d. Interpretation of FIRM Boundaries 20.11 e. Record Required 20.12 4. Review Authority 20.12 a. Review Authority-General 20.12 b. Review Authority-Geologic Hazards, Habitat Conservation, Shorelines, Streams and Lakes, and Wetlands 20.12 c. Review Authority-Aquifer Protection Areas 20.13 5. Authority to Approve, Condition, or Deny-General 20.13 6. Authority to Approve, Condition, or Deny-Shorelines, Streams and Lakes (Reserved) 20.13 E. General Performance Standards, and Allowed Alterations 20.13 1. Performance Standards 20.13 1/4101 2. Protection of Critical Areas 20.13 3. Allowed Alterations 20.13 3-iii (Revised 10/00) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER F. Submittal Requirements and Fees 20.13 1. Applicability 20.13 2. Preapplication Consultation 20.13 3. Plans Required 20.13 4. Submittal Requirements 20.13 5. Fees 20.14 6. Waiver of Submittal or Procedural Requirements 20.14 G. Native Growth Protection Areas 20.14 1. When Required 20.14 2. Standards 20.14 3. Method of Creation 20.14 a. Conservation Easement 20.14 b. Protective Easement 20.14 c. Tract and Deed Restriction 20.14 4. Marking During Construction 20.14 5. Signage Required 20.14 6. Responsibility for Maintenance 20.14 7. Maintenance and Maintenance Note Required 20.14 H. Aquifer Protection 20.15 1. Applicability . . . . 20.15 2. Facilities 20.15 a. Removal of Existing Facilities-Zone 1 20.15 b. Existing Facilities Change in Quantities-Zone 1 20.15 c. Existing Facilities-Allowances in Zone 2 20.15 d. Requirements for Facilities-Zones 1 and 2 20.15 3. Use of Pesticides and Nitrates-APA Zones 1 and 2 20.19 a. Use of Pesticides 20.19 b. Nitrate-Containing Materials 20.19 4. Wastewater Disposal Requirements-Zones 1 and 2 20.20 5. Surface Water Requirements-Zones 1 and 2 20.20 6. Pipeline Requirements 20.20 a. Pipeline Requirements-Zone 1 20.20 b. Pipeline Requirements-Zone 2 20.21 7. Construction Activity Standards-Zones 1 and 2 20.21 8. Fill Material Requirements-Zones 1 and 2 20.21 9. Regulations for Existing Solid Waste Landfills-Zones 1 and 2 20.21 a. Materials 20.21 b. Groundwater Monitoring 20.21 10. Hazardous Materials Release Restrictions-Zones 1 and 2 20.21 I. Flood Hazards 20.21 1. Applicability 20.21 2. General Standards 20.21 a. Anchoring-All New Construction 20.21 b. Anchoring - Manufactured Homes 20.21 c. Construction Materials and Methods 20.22 _ d. Utilities 20.22 e. Subdivision Proposals 20.22 (Revised 10/00) 3-iv SECTION PAGE 1/4000, NUMBER NUMBER f. Project Review 20.22 3. Specific Standards 20.22 a. Residential Construction 20.23 b. Manufactured Homes 20.23 c. Nonresidential Construction 20.23 d. Recreational Vehicles 20.24 4. Additional Restrictions within Floodways 20.24 a. Increase in Flood Levels Prohibited 20.24 b. Residential Construction in Floodways 20.24 c. Compliance Requirements 20.25 5. Critical Facility 20.25 6. Compensatory Storage 20.25 a. Compensatory Storage Required 20.25 b. Additional Requirements-Springbrook Creek 20.25 c. Determining Finished Floor Elevations According to FEMA 20.25 J. Geologic Hazards 20.25 1. Applicability 20.25 2. Special Studies Required 20.25 3. Independent Secondary Review 20.26 a. Required-Sensitive and Protected Slopes, and Medium, High, or Very High Landslide Hazards 20.26 b. At City's Discretion-High Erosion, High Seismic, Medium Coal Mine, or High Coal Mine Hazards 20.26 4. Conditions of Approval 20.26 5. Protected Slopes 20.26 a. Prohibited Development 20.26 b. Exceptions through Modification 20.26 c. Exceptions through Variance 20.26 d. Exceptions through Waiver 20.27 e. Native Growth Protection Areas- Protected Slopes 20.27 f. Conditions of Approval 20.27 6. Sensitive Slopes-Medium, High and Very High Landslide Hazards-High Erosion Hazards 20.27 a. Erosion Control Plans 20.27 b. Conditions of Approval 20.27 c. On-Site Inspections 20.27 7. Very High Landslide Hazards 20.27 a. Prohibited Development 20.27 b. Buffer Requirement 20.27 c. Native Growth Protection Area-Very High Landslide Hazards20.27 8. Coal Mine Hazards 20.28 a. Medium Hazard- Report Required 20.28 b. High Hazard-Report Required 20.28 c. Conditions of Approval 20.28 d. Hazards Found during Construction 20.28 e. Construction in Areas with Combustion 20.28 3-iv.1 (Revised 10/00) SECTION PAGE NUMBER - NUMBER K. Habitat Conservation 20.28 1. Applicability 20.28 2. Habitat Assessment Required 20.28 3. Native Growth Protection Areas 20.29 4. Alterations Require Mitigation 20.29 5. Mitigation Options 20.29 a. On-Site Mitigation 20.29 b. Off-Site Mitigation 20.29 c. In-Kind Mitigation 20.29 L. Shorelines, Streams and Lakes (Reserved) 20.29 M. Wetlands 20.29 1. Applicability 20.29 a. Regulated and Nonregulated Wetlands-General 20.29 b. Nonregulated Category 3 Wetlands 20.29 2. General Standards for Permit Approval 20.30 3. Study Required 20.30 a. When Study Is Required 20.30 b. Study Waived 20.30 4. Delineation of Regulatory Edge of Wetlands 20.30 a. Methodology 20.30 b. Delineations-Open Water 20.30 c. Adjustments to Delineation by City 20.30 d. Period of Validity for Wetland Delineation 20.31 5. Determination of Wetland Classification 20.31 6. Wetland Buffers 20.31 a. Buffers Required 20.31 b. Measurement of Buffers 20.31 c. Standard Buffer Zone Widths 20.31 d. Increased Wetland Buffer Zone Width 20.31 e. Reduction of Buffer Width 20.32 f. Averaging of Buffer Width 20.32 7. Wetlands-Native Growth Protection Areas 20.33 a. Protection Area Required 20.33 b. Establishment 20.33 c. Fencing May Be Required 20.33 8. Wetland Changes-Alternative Methods of Development 20.33 9. Compensating for Wetlands Impacts 20.33 a. Goal 20.33 b. Plan Requirements 20.33 c. Plan Performance Standards 20.34 d. Acceptable Mitigation-Permanent Wetland Impacts 20.34 e. Restoration, Creation, or Combined Enhancement Required- Compensation for Permanent Wetland Impacts 20.34 f. Compensating for Temporary Wetland Impacts 20.34 g. Mitigation Bank Agreement-Glacier Park Company 20.34 10. Wetland Compensation-Restoration, Creation, and Enhancement20.34 11. Wetlands Creation and Restoration 20.34 (Revised 10/00) 3-iv.2 SECTION PAGE kime NUMBER NUMBER a. Creation or Restoration Proposals 20.34 b. Compliance with Goals 20.34 c. Category 20.35 d. Design Criteria 20.35 e. Acreage Replacement Ratio 20.35 f. Increased Creation/Restoration/Replacement Ratios 20.36 g. Decreased Creation/Restoration/Replacement Ratios 20.36 h. Category 3 Replacement Option 20.36 i. Minimum Restoration/Creation Ratio 20.36 12. Wetland Enhancement 20.37 a. Enhancement Proposals-Combined with Restoration and Creation 20.37 b. Evaluation Criteria 20.37 c. Wetlands Chosen for Enhancement 20.37 d. Mitigation Ratios 20.37 e. Ratio Modification and Minimum Restoration/Creation Ratio 20.38 13. Out-of-Kind Replacement 20.38 14. Off-Site Compensation 20.38 a. When Permitted 20.38 b. Locations 20.38 c. Siting Recommendations 20.38 timpred. Timing 20.38 15. Cooperative Wetland Compensation: Mitigation Banks or Special Area Management Programs (SAMP) 20.38 a. Applicability 20.38 b. Process 20.39 c. Mitigation Banks 20.39 d. Special Area Management Programs 20.39 e. Compensation Payments to Mitigation Bank 20.39 16. Mitigation Plans 20.39 a. Required for Restoration, Creation and Enhancement Projects20.39 b. Timing for Mitigation Plan Submittal and Commencement of any Work 20.39 c. Content of Mitigation Plan 20.39 17. Surety Devices 20.39 a. Performance Surety Device Required 20.39 b. Maintenance Surety Device Required 20.40 N. Alternates, Modifications and Variances 20.40 1. Alternates 20.40 a. Applicability 20.40 2. Modifications 20.40 a. Applicability 20.40 3. Variances 20.42 a. Aquifer Protection-Variance 20.42 b. Flood Hazards-Variances 20.42 c. Geologic Hazards, Habitat Conservation, and Wetlands- Variance 20.42 3-iv.3 (Revised 10/00) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER d. Shorelines, Streams and Lakes•-Variances (Reserved) 20.42 O. Appeals 20.42 1. General 20.42 2. Record Required- Flood Hazards 20.42 P. Assessment Relief-Wetlands 20.42 1. City Assessments 20.42 Q. Maps 20.42 1. Aquifer Protection 20.42 2. Flood Hazards 20.42 3. Geologic Hazards 20.42 a. Coal Mine Hazards 20.42 b. Erosion Hazards 20.43 c. Landslide Hazards 20.43 d. Seismic 20.44 e. Steep Slopes 20.44 4. Shorelines, Streams and Lakes (Reserved) 20.44 5. Wetlands 20.44 R. Generic Hazardous Materials List 20.54 S. Pipeline Material 20.55 4-3-060 (Reserved) 20.57 4-3-070 (Reserved) 20.57 4-3-080 PUBLIC USE/"P" SUFFIX NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES 20.57 A. Notice Required 20.57 B. Notice Content 20.57 C. Meeting Summary 20.57 D. Special Development Standards 20.57 4-3-090 SHORELINE MASTER PROGRAM REGULATIONS 20.57 A. Program Adopted 20.57 B. Authentication, Record of Program 20.57 C. Amendments 20.58 D. Purposes and Priorities 20.58 E. Regulated Water Bodies 20.58 F. State of Washington Classification of Water Bodies 20.58 1. Shorelines of Statewide Significance 20.58 2. Shorelines of the State 21 G. Three (3) Environments Designated by City 21 1. Names of Environments • 21 2. Basis for Designation 21 3. Map of Environments 21 H. Natural Environment 24 1. Objective 24 2. Areas to Be Designated as a Natural Environment 24 3. Extent of the Natural Environment 24 4. Acceptable Activities and Uses 24 5. Dedication for Flood Storage 24 I. Conservancy Environment 24 14111, 1. Objective 24 (Revised 10/00) 3-iv.4 SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 2. Areas to Be Designated as a Conservancy Environment 24 3. Extent of the Conservancy Environment 24 4. Acceptable Activities and Uses 24 5. Use Regulations in the Conservancy Environment 24 a. Commercial Uses 24 b. Fish and Game Reserve and Breeding Operations 24 c. Industrial Uses 25 d. Recreation Use 25 e. Residential Uses 25 f. Utilities 25 g. Roads 25 J. Urban Environment 25 1. Objective 25 2. Areas to Be Designated as Urban Environment 25 a. Areas of High Intensity Land Use 25 3. Extent of the Urban Environment 25 4. Acceptable Use and Activities 25 5. Use Regulations in the Urban Environment 25 a. Water-Oriented Activities 25 b. Public Access 25 K. General Use Regulations for All Shoreline Uses 26 1. Applicability 26 klopool 2. Environmental Effects 26 a. Pollution and Ecological Disruption 26 b. Burden on Applicant 26 c. Erosion 26 d. Geology 26 3. Use Compatibility and Aesthetic Effects 26 4. Public Access 26 5. Facility Arrangement—Shoreline Orientation 26 6. Landscaping 27 7. Unique and Fragile Areas 27 L. Specific Use Regulations 27 1. Airports and Seaplane Bases 27 a. Airport Location 27 b. Location of Seaplane Bases 27 c. Airport Facilities 27 d. Seaplane Bases (Commercial) 27 e. Landscaping 27 f. Services 27 2. Aquaculture 27 3-iv.5 (Revised 10/00) ij This page left intentionally blank. /14:10) t4410 (Revised 10/00) 3-iv.6 SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER a. Location 27 b. Time 27 c. Design and Construction 27 3. Boat-Launching Ramps 28 a. Site Appropriateness—Water Characteristics 28 b. Site Appropriateness—Topography . . . 28 c. Dimensions and Location 28 d. Ramp Surface Material 28 e. Review Required 28 4. Bulkheads 28 a. Applicability and Exemption 28 b. When Permitted 28 c. Associated Fill 28 d. General Design Requirements 28 5. Commercial Developments 29 a. Location of Developments 29 b. Incorporation of Public Recreational Opportunities 29 c. View Impacts 29 d. Setback - 29 6. Dredging 29 a. Definition 29 b. Permitted Dredging 29 c. Prohibited Dredging 30 d. Regulations on Permitted Dredging 30 7. Industrial Development 30 a. When Permitted 30 b. Setbacks 31 8. Landfills S1 a. When Permitted 31 9. Marinas 31 a. When Permitted 31 b. Design Requirements 31 c. Location of Marinas 32 10. Mining 32 11. Parking 32 a. Public Parking 32 b. Private Parking 32 12. Piers and Docks 32 a. Purpose 32 b. Fees Prohibited 32 c. General Design Requirements 32 d. Allowable Types of Piers and Docks 33 e. Design Criteria for Single Family Docks and Piers 33 f. Design Criteria for Multi-Family Residence Docks 34 g. Design Criteria for Recreational, Commercial and Industrial Docks34 h. Use of Buoys and Floats 35 i. Variance to Dock and Pier Dimensions 35 3-V (Revised 2/00) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 13. Recreation 35 a. Definition 35 b. Public Recreation 35 c. Private Recreation 36 14. Residential Development 36 15. Roads and Railroads 36 a. Scenic Boulevards 36 b. Sensitive Design 36 c. Debris Disposal 36 d. Road Locations 36 16. Stream Alteration 36 a. Definition 36 b. Permitted Stream Alteration 36 c. Prohibited Stream Alteration 36 d. Regulations on Stream Alteration 37 17. Trails 37 a. Definition 37 b. Permitted Uses 37 18. Utilities 37 a. Native Vegetation 37 b. Landscaping 37, c. Screening of Public Utilities 37 d. Special Considerations for Pipelines 38 e. Major Utilities—Specifications 38 f. Local Service Utilities, Specifications 39 g. All-Inclusive Utility Tunnels 39 M. Variances and Conditional Uses 39 N. Amendments to Shoreline Master_Program. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 40 1. Time 40 2. Review Process 40 0. Violations and Penalties 40 P. Appeals 40 4-3-100 URBAN CENTER DESIGN OVERLAY REGULATIONS 40 A. Purpose 40 B. Applicability 40 C. Administration 41 1. Review Process 41 2. Authority 41 3. Modification of Minimum Standards 41 D. Building Siting and Design 42 1. Pedestrian Building Entries 42 a. Minimum Standards 42 b. Guidelines 42 2. Transition to Surrounding Development 42 a. Minimum Standards 42 b. Guidelines 42 (Revised 2/00) 3 -vi SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER E. Parking, Access, and Circulation 42 1. Location of Parking 42 a. Minimum Standards 42 b. Guidelines 42 2. Design of Surface Parking 42.1 a. Minimum Standards 42.1 b. Guidelines 42.1 3. Structure/Garage Parking 42.1 a. Minimum Standards 42.1 b. Guidelines 42.1 4. Vehicular Access 42.1 a. Minimum Standards 42.1 b. Guidelines 42.1 5. Pedestrian Circulation 42.1 a. Minimum Standards 42.1 b. Guidelines 42.1 F. Landscaping/Recreation/Common Space 42.2 1. Common Space 42.2 a. Minimum Standards 42.2 b. Guidelines-Location and Layout of Recreation and Common Space 42.2 2. Landscaping 42.2 a. Minimum Standards 42.2 b. Guidelines 42.3 G. Building Architectural Design 42.3 1. Building Character and Massing 42.3 a. Minimum Standards 42.3 b. Guidelines 42.3 2. Building Rooflines 42.3 a. Minimum Standards 42.3 b. Guidelines 42.3 3. Building Materials 42.4 a. Minimum Standards 42.4 b. Guidelines 42.4 H. Appeals 42.4 4-3-105 WATERSHED PROTECTION REGULATIONS - SPRINGBROOK WATERSHED 42.4 A. Purpose and Applicability 42.4 B. Legal Description of Springbrook Watershed Boundary 42.4 C. Map of Springbrook Watershed Boundary 42.5 D. Prohibited Uses 42.6 E. Special Sewer and Stormwater Standards 43 F. Violations and Penalties 43 4-3-110 (Reserved) 43 4-3-120 SUBURBAN AND NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER RESIDENTIAL DEMONSTRATION DISTRICT 43 A. Purpose 43 3-VII (Revised 12/00) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER B. Applicability 43 1. Centers Residential Demonstration District A 43 2. Centers Residential Demonstration District B 43 3. Centers Residential Demonstration District Maps 44/66 C. Uses Permitted in Centers Residential Demonstration District 67 D. Special Development Standards for Residential Uses and Residential/Commercial Uses Located within the Centers Residential Demonstration District 67 E. Modification Procedure 69 4-3-130 VIOLATIONS OF THIS CHAPTER AND PENALTIES 69 A. Enforcement Officer 69 B. Penalties for Violation 69 C. Tests 69 (Revised 12/00) 3-viii 4-3-010E 4-3-010 ADULT RETAIL AND sexual conduct, lewdness or obscene or harmful ENTERTAINMENT REGULATIONS: matter or the exhibition or public display thereof. `40610, (Amd. Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) D. VIOLATION AND CIVIL PENALTIES: A. PROHIBITED IN CERTAIN AREAS: Violation of the use provisions of this Section is Adult motion picture theaters, peep shows, pano declared to be a public nuisance per se, which rams, adult retail uses, and places of adult enter shall be abated by City Attorney by way of civil tainment are prohibited: abatement procedures only, RMC 1-3-2, Civil Penalties, and not by criminal prosecution. (Ord. 1. Within one thousand feet (1,000')of any 4261, 2-26-1990) residential zone (RC, R-1, R-5, R-8, R-10, E. NONCONFORMING USES: RM, COR or RMH) or any single family or multiple family residential use. (Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) 1. Amortization Schedule: Any adult en- tertainment,activity, use,or retail use located 2. Within one thousand feet (1,000')of any within the city limits on the effective date of public or private elementary or secondary Ordinance No.4827(February 27,2000)that school. is made nonconforming by this Section shall be terminated within one year. 3. Within one thousand feet (1,000')of any family day care, day care center for children, 2. Extension Requests. nursery, or preschool. a. Timing: Such termination date may 4. Within one thousand feet(1,000') of any be extended upon the approval of an ap- church or other facility or institution used pri plication filed with the City within one manly for religious purposes. hundred twenty(120) days of the effec- tive date of the ordinance codified in this Sono" 5. Within one thousand feet (1,000')of any Section requesting an extension to such public park or P-1 zone. (Amd. Ord. 4828, one-year amortization period. 1-24-2000) b. Decision Criteria: The administra- EXCEPT: Adult retail uses and adult entertain- five decision on whether or not to ap ment businesses, as defined herein, shall be per- mitted within those zones within the Employment length of such period shall be based Area Valley (EAV) land use designation of the upon the applicant demonstrating a sig comprehensive plan and south of 1-405, and are nificant economic hardship that is based not subject to the distance requirements set out on an irreversible financial investment or herein. (Ord. 4828, 1-24-2000) commitment unique to that location made prior to the effective date of the ordinance B. MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE: codified in this Section including, but not The distances provided in this Section shall be limited to, fixed assets and tenant im measured by following a straight line, without re- provements. A determination of signifi- gard to intervening buildings, from the nearest cant economic hardship shall be based point of the property parcel upon which the pro- upon the degree to which the require posed use is to be located,to the nearest point of ments of this Section diminish the viabil the parcel of property or the land use district ity of the business or precludes boundary line from which the proposed land use reasonable alternative uses of the sub is to be separated. ject property. C. LIABILITY: c. Process: The extension request Nothing in this Section is intended to authorize, shall be processed as a Type V proce legalize or permit the establishment, operation or dure pursuant to RMC 4-8-080G. maintenance of any business, building or use Nirred. Maximum Extension Period: No which violates any City regulation or statute of the extension period shall be greater than State of Washington regarding public nuisances, one year. 3 - 1 (Revised 2/00) 4-3-020A e. Appeals: Rights to appeal the deci- sion are governed by the provisions of RMC 4-8-110E8 and F6. (Ord. 4828, 1-24-2000) 4-3-020 AIRPORT RELATED HEIGHT AND USE RESTRICTIONS: A. APPROACH, TRANSITION, AND TURNING ZONES ESTABLISHED: In order to regulate the use of property in the vi- cinity of the airport, all of the land within two (2) miles south and one mile east and west of,or that part of the area that is within the City limits of, Renton, Washington, whichever is nearest the boundaries of the airport, is hereby divided into airport approach, transition and turning zones. The boundaries thereof are shown on the Renton Airport Approach Plan numbered No. 1, dated March 1, 1956,which plan is made a part hereof. B. HEIGHT LIMITS: Except as otherwise provided in this Code, no structure or tree shall be erected,altered,allowed to grow or be maintained in any airport approach zone or airport turning zone to a height in excess of the height limit herein established for such zone. For the purposes of this regulation, the fol- vr ' lowing height limits are hereby established for each of the zones in question: 1. Approach Zones (Shaded dark red on original plan): Height limitation to be one foot (1') in height for each forty feet (40') lateral separation from a line which is two hundred feet(200')south from the"Displaced Thresh- old"at Station No. 10+00 as shown on re- vised Renton Airport Approach Plan,No. 1-R, dated May 17, 1960, which approach plan is filed herewith and by this reference is made a part hereof. (Ord. 1829, 5-17-1960) 2. Approach Transition Zone (Shaded light red on original plan): Height limit to be one foot(1')in height for each seven feet(7') of lateral separation from the Renton airport boundary. 3. Airport Turning Zone: Any object over one hundred fifty feet (150') in height is an obstruction. (Ord. 1542, 4-17-1956) (Revised 2/00) 3 -2 4-3-020B RENTON AIRPORT APPROACH PLAN No. 1, March 1, 1956 fir, t I t 1 n r ' � l / �� .Y b y 7 /. 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Z ,-• •, , r C.^•��: - 5,+S # s , n--ry t, - - - _ _ err' jh �-c r-, i -- , il\ J Ji • ,I — rf f] �!. �� !l s 1 `% i .y 1 Niue (Ord. 1829, 5-17-1960) 3 -3 4-3-0206 REVISED RENTON AIRPORT APPROACH PLAN No. 1-R, May 17, 1960, Page 2 of 2 1 �- � L \ . ...s=;-4V a. , -- 1 , . •,, YL 1 t` I :J w ` 111. —1 1 i qr+_ f tLtf1. IS.is-_ C^ L 1..rir 'ie,. 7�`>,.C'`` 4 a+.'N 'iu Z'���L° __.._ _. a ^C A ate'''" , - . e� q 4 a •1 c *f ,; f •`'. .�v — e, -- __ —‘ i l a c ,.'.•.Rr-- ! '7P+ti L -y, r:�c - ate. -f -; I Ems •-. - f;;:57,:,....,....--,,,n1,,-...- F --dti1. =r�{ ., .e,,,...::,.-,4-- '.- , z ' f - ,. s_ t i t I I. - ,- e is ` _ i3 �,-a 3' 'y1 _–__ ___ _jam _._._.. t I _ a � 7.,:-;.-..,: ..n a - --, '_ ___••i _ ,-14LrDC " GOF'-� 4Z-. _ ..'b'...� .^17( .4.s.:--_11,1.-_ . ,.•.,' (Ord. 1829, 5-17-1960) 3-4 4-3-0406 C. USE RESTRICTIONS: That area along the south side of S.W.Grady Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Way west of Raymond Avenue S. between Code, no use may be made of land within any air- S.W. Grady Way on the north, Raymond Av- Nome port approach zone or airport turning zone in such enue S. on the east, a north/south line ap- a manner as to create electrical interference with proximately four hundred feet(400') east of radio communication between the airport and air- Raymond Avenue S.W. on the west, and (- craft, making it difficult for fliers to distinguish be- 405 on the south; tween airport lights and others, result in glare in the eyes of fliers using the airport,impair visibility That area along the north side of S.W. Grady in the vicinity thereof, or otherwise endanger the Way west of Lind Avenue S. bounded by landing, taking off, or maneuvering of aircraft. S.W. Grady Way on the south, Powell Ave- nue S.W. on the west, S.W. 10th Street on D. HAZARD MARKING AND LIGHTING: the north, and Lind Avenue S.W.on the east; Any permit or variance granted as provided in this Section and affecting the airport approach,transi- That area along the north side of S.W. Grady tion or turning zone shall be so conditioned as to Way between Lind Avenue to the west and require the owner of the structure or tree in ques- Rainier Avenue S. on the east. Beginning at tion to permit the City, at its own expense, to in- a point approximately four hundred feet stall,operate and maintain thereon such markers (400') north of S.W. Grady Way along the and lights as may be necessary to give adequate east side of Lind Avenue S.W. on the west, notice to aircraft of the presence of such airport then east for a distance of approximately hazard. (Ord. 1542, 4-17-1956) three hundred twenty five feet (325'), then south to a point approximately one hundred eighty feet(180') north of S.W. Grady Way, 4-3-030 (Reserved) then east from this point parallel to S.W. Grady Way to a point approximately ninety feet(90') west of Rainier Avenue S., then 4-3-040 AUTO MALL IMPROVEMENT north from this point approximately sixty feet Now, DISTRICT REGULATIONS: (60'),then west approximately fifty feet(50'), and then north approximately two hundred fif- A. PURPOSE: teen feet(215') and then east approximately These regulations are intended to help create a one hundred sixty feet(160') to Rainier Ave- regional auto mall that has a cohesive appear- nue S. on the east; ance for improved retail activity. That area north of South 7th Street and west B. APPLICABILITY: of Hardie Avenue generally described as the area beginning at the northwest corner of 1. Auto Mall Area A:That area bounded by South 7th Street and Hardie Avenue S. and Grady Way S. on the north, Rainier Avenue then proceeding west approximately four S. (SR-167) on the east, 1-405 on the south, hundred twenty five feet(425'), then north and Seneca Avenue S. on the west, and approximately four hundred fifty feet(450')to the southern edge of the Burlington Northern That area bounded by S.W. Grady Way on Railroad right-of-way,then east along the the north, Raymond Avenue S.W. on the railroad ROW approximately two hundred west, Seneca Avenue S.W. on the east, and thirty five feet (235')to Hardie Avenue and the alley midway between S.W. Grady and then south along Hardie Avenue to the begin- SW 12th Street, on the south. ning point; 2. Auto Mall Area B: That area along the That area north of South 7th Street between south side of S.W.Grady defined by the alley Hardie Avenue on the west, the Burlington between S.W. Grady Way and S.W. 12th Northern Railroad right-of-way on the north, Street,on the north,Seneca Avenue S.W.on and Rainier Avenue on the east; the east, and Raymond Avenue S.W. on the That area north of South 7th Street between west, and 1-405, on the south; Rainier Avenue S. on the west, a line approx- imately one hundred ninety feet (190') north 3 -5 (Revised 101(X)) 4-3-040B of and parallel to South 7th Street on the north, and Shattuck Avenue S. on the east; The triangular area on the south side of South 7th Street between Hardie Avenue on the west and Rainier Avenue on the east; The larger area north of S. Grady Way be- tween Rainier Avenue on the west and Shat- tuck Avenue S. on the east between South 7th Street on the north and S. Grady Way on the south; That area north of S. Grady Way between Shattuck Avenue S.on the west,the northern edge of the former railroad right-of-way ap- proximately one hundred fifty feet (150') north of S. Grady Way, and Talbot Road/ Smithers Avenue S. on the east; That area along the south side of S. Grady Way between SR-167/Rainier Avenue S. on the west and a north/south line approximately one thousand six hundred thirty feet(1,630') east of SR-167 on the east,S.Grady Way on the north, and on the southwest along S. Renton Village Place approximately one hun- dred seventy five feet(175')to the 1998 zon- ing boundary between the CA Zone and the CO Zone on the south; and That area along the south side of S. Grady Way east of Talbot Road bounded by Talbot Road on the west, S. Grady Way on the northwest, Renton City Hall on the north/ northeast, Benson Road S. on the east/ southeast, and the 1-405 right-of-way on the south. (Amd. Ord. 4839, 5-8-2000) (Revised 10/00) 3-6 4-3-040D C. USES PERMITTED IN AUTO MALL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT: The following use provisions take precedence oyer the underlying zoning: + SES OWED . =E , W N . EA �,O Ed On following uses are pe m tte» within o a)A ea Within the CA Zone:Auto,motorcycle,snowmobile,lawn and All uses permitted by the underlying zoning garden equipment, and passenger truck sales; Secondary uses including: Licensing bureaus, car rentals, public parking, and other uses determined by the Zoning Administrator to directly support dealerships; Within the IM Zone:Auto,motorcycle,snowmobile,lawn and garden equipment, passenger truck sales, and existing office; Secondary uses including: Licensing bureaus,car rentals, public parking,off-site parking consistent with RMC 4-14-4C3 and other uses determined by the Zoning Administrator to directly support dealerships. D. DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR USES LOCATED WITHIN AUTO MALL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS—AREAS A AND B: All permitted uses in Area A and all auto sales and related uses in Area B of the Auto Mall Improvement District shall comply with the following development standards: ALL USES IN AREA A;AND NON7DEALERSHIPS AND DEALERSHIPS ANDS RELATED USl lift*REA B. RELATED USES IIS AREA B SERVICE AREA Service areas shall not face public Service areas shall not face public ORIENTATION street frontage. street frontage. LANDSCAPING— A 15-foot-wide landscape strip along Pursuant to landscaping requirements STREET FRONTAGE these street frontages.This frontage listed in chapter 4-2 RMC LANDSCAPING requirement is in lieu of the frontage (requirements for the underlying zone) REQUIREMENTS requirement listed for the zone in and chapter 4-4 RMC. for lots which abut Lind chapter 4-2 RMC. Avenue S.W., S.W. Unimproved portions of the right-of-way Grady Way, Talbot may be used in combination with Road S. (SR-515) and abutting private property to meet the Rainier Avenue S. required 15-foot landscape strip width. The landscaping shall include a minimum 30-inch high berm and red maples (Acer rubrum) planted 25 feet on center. LANDSCAPING— 2.5%of the gross site area shall be Pursuant to landscaping requirements MINIMUM AMOUNT provided as on-site landscaping. listed in chapter 4-2 RMC AND LOCATION Landscaping shall be consolidated and (requirements for the underlying zone) located at site entries, building fronts, and chapter 4-4 RMC. or other visually prominent locations as approved through the site plan review process. fir' 3-7 (Revised 1/99) 4-3-040D ceRE4 jy -c$ j WHEEL STOPS If frontage landscaping is relocated, If frontage landscaping is relocated, then permanent wheel stops or then permanent wheel stops or continuous curbs must be installed a continuous curbs must be installed a minimum of 2.5 feet from sidewalks to minimum of 2.5 feet from sidewalks to prevent bumper overhang of sidewalks. prevent bumper overhang of sidewalks. Where these requirements differ from Where these requirements differ from the requirements of the parking, the requirements of the parking, loading and driveway regulations of loading and driveway regulations of chapter 4-4 RMC,these requirements chapter 4-4 RMC, these requirements shall govern. shall govern. CUSTOMER Customer parking shall be designated Customer parking shall be designated PARKING and striped near entry drives and visible and striped near entry drives and visible from public streets.Where possible, from public streets. Where possible, customer parking shall be combined customer parking shall be combined with adjacent dealership customer with adjacent dealership customer parking and shared access.Where parking and shared access. Where these requirements differ from the these requirements differ from the requirements of the parking, loading requirements of the parking, loading and driveway regulations of chapter 4-4 and driveway regulations of chapter 4-4 RMC,these requirements shall govern. RMC,these requirements shall govern. AUTO MALL Once completed, all development shall Once completed,all development shall RIGHT-OF-WAY coordinate with a right-of-way coordinate with a right-of-way IMPROVEMENT PLAN improvement plan. A right-of-way improvement plan.A right-of-way COORDINATION improvement plan shall be completed improvement plan shall be completed by the City in coordination with adjacent by the City in coordination with adjacent property owners, and shall address property owners, and shall address gateways, signage, landscaping, and gateways, signage, landscaping, and shared access. shared access. AUTO MALL All development shall coordinate with All development shall coordinate with IMPROVEMENT PLAN the Auto Mall Improvement Plan the Auto Mall Improvement Plan COMPLIANCE adopted by Resolution No. 3182. The adopted by Resolution No. 3182.The plan addresses potential street plan addresses potential street vacations, right-of-way improvements, vacations, right-of-way improvements, area gateways, signage, landscaping, area gateways, signage, landscaping, circulation, and shared access. circulation, and shared access. MODIFICATIONS Where full compliance with these provisions would create a hardship for existing uses undergoing major modifications,the Zoning Administrator may modify them.Hardship for existing uses may result from existing lot coverage, existing siting of buildings, etc., which preclude full compliance. (Revised 1/99) 3-8 4-3-040F E. POTENTIAL WAIVER OF STREET 2. The application for street vacation con- VACATION FEES FOR DEALERSHIPS forms to RMC 9-14-11, Administrative Proce- LOCATED WITHIN AREA A: dure for Right-of-Way Vacations, and Nome All street vacation fees and compensation for the right-of-way may be waived by Council for devel- 3. The uses proposed conform to subsec- oping properties in Area A, provided: tion C of this Section. (Amd. Ord. 4749, 10-19-1998) 1. The properties are designated to be va- cated on the Auto Mall Improvement Plan Map, F. MAPS OF AUTO MALL OVERLAY DISTRICTS: o L L 1 11 aaa�:.., rj 1 ' LJ e V, ','--ye4 : ,_ Pr, 7 4)V , .'l' .r). 1 t ., ,4 r. - 44/ _,, ,„, . 44,,,, _._ J / , 4 ! 10051 r.,, /, ,„ , P =1:-: ri ir �_ ....es._:-...:.:_-_:-, . pop __- -, i.4os 1iI Automall Improvement Districts ____ Affected Areas 0 700 1400 Renton Municipal Code N:•:':•:•:1 Area A 4 `�2 0 0 01:8400 •A- ----tel ..-.•-� (////A Area B (Ord. 4839, 5-8-2000) Nome 3 -9 (Revised 101(X)) 4-3-050A 4-3-050 CRITICAL AREAS d. Minimize expenditure of public REGULATIONS: money and costly flood control projects; and A. PURPOSE: • e. Minimize the need for rescue and re- 1. General: The purposes of this section lief efforts associated with flooding and are to: generally undertaken at the expense of the general public; and a. Manage development activities to protect life, property, and environmental f. Minimize damage to public facilities quality;and and utilities such as water and gas mains, electric,telephone and sewer b. Assist or further the implementation lines, streets, and bridges located in ar of the policies of the Growth Manage eas of special flood hazard;and ment Act,the State Environmental Policy Act, chapter 43.21C RCW, City Compre gHelp maintain a stable tax base by hensive Plan, and its implementing regu providing for the sound use and develop- lations. ment of areas of special flood hazard so as to minimize future flood blight areas; 2. Aquifer Protection:The overall purpose and of the aquifer protection regulations is to pro- tect aquifers used as potable water supply h. Ensure that those who occupy the ar sources by the City from contamination by eas of special flood hazard assume re hazardous materials.Other specific purposes sponsibility for their actions. include: 4. Geologic Hazards:The purposes of the a. Protect the groundwater resources of geologic hazard regulations are to: the City. a. Minimize damage due to landslide, *1400 b. Provide a means of regulating spe subsidence or erosion through the con- cific land uses within aquifer protection trol of development; and areas. b. Protect the public against avoidable c. Provide a means of establishing safe losses due to maintenance and replace- construction practices for projects built ment of public facilities, property dam within an aquifer protection area. age, subsidy cost of public mitigation of avoidable impacts, and costs for public d. Protect the City's drinking water sup- emergency rescue and relief operations; ply from impacts by facilities that store, and handle,treat, use, or produce sub- stances that pose a hazard to groundwa c. Reduce the risks to the City and its ter quality. (Amd. Ord.4851, 8-7-2000) citizens from development occurring on unstable slopes; and 3. Flood Hazards: It is the purpose of the flood hazard regulations to: d. Control erosion and sediment run-off from development. a. Promote the public health, safety, and general welfare; and 5. Habitat Conservation:The primary pur- pose of habitat conservation regulations is to b. Minimize public and private losses minimize impacts to critical habitats and to re- due to flood conditions in specific areas; store and enhance degraded or lower quality and habitat in order to: c. Protect human life and health; and a. Maintain and promote diversity of species and habitat within the City; and (Revised 101(X)) 3 - 10 4-3-050B b. Coordinate habitat protection with public or private development proposals; the City's open space system,whenever and possible,to maintain and provide habitat iloor connections; and f. Prevent the loss of wetland acreage and functions and strive for a net gain c. Help maintain air and water quality, over present conditions. and control erosion; and B. APPLICABILITY—CRITICAL AREAS d. Serve as areas for recreation,educa- DESIGNATIONS/MAPPING: tion,scientific study,and aesthetic appre- ciation. 1. Lands to Which These Regulations Apply:The following critical areas,classified 6. Shorelines, Streams and Lakes: (Re- in subsections B2 through B7 of this Section, served) are regulated by this section: 7. Wetlands: The purposes of the wetland a. Aquifer Protection Areas.(Amd.Ord. regulations are to: 4851, 8-7-2000) a. Ensure that activities in or affecting b. Areas of Special Flood Hazard. wetlands not threaten public safety, cause nuisances, or destroy or degrade c. Sensitive Slopes,twenty five percent natural wetland functions and values;and (25%)to forty percent (40%) and Pro- tected b. Protect the public health, safety and greater.Slopes, forty percent(40%) or welfare by minimizing and managing the adverse environmental impacts of devel- d. Medium, High, and Very High Land- opment within and adjacent to wetlands; slide Hazard Areas. and 1410001 e. High Erosion Hazards. c. Preserve, protect and restore wet- lands by regulating development within f. High Seismic Hazards. them and around them;and g. Medium and High Coal Mine Haz- d. Protect the public from: ards. i. Preventable maintenance and re- h. Critical Habitats. placement of public facilities needed when wetland functioning is im- i. Shorelines, Streams and Lakes. (Re- paired; and served) ii. Costs associated with repair of j. Wetlands, Categories 1, 2 and 3. downstream properties resulting from erosion and flooding due to the 2. Aquifer Protection: loss of water storage capacity pro- vided by wetlands;and a. Applicability:The aquifer protection regulations apply to uses, activities, and iii. Unnecessary costs for public facilities located within an aquifer protec- emergency rescue and relief opera- tion area (APA) as classified below. tions; and b. Aquifer Protection Area(APA): iv. Potential litigation on improper Aquifer protection areas are the portion construction practices occurring in of an aquifer within the zone of capture wetland areas; and and recharge area for a well or well field owned or operated by the City, as de- e. Provide City officials with information fined in subsection Q of this Section, to evaluate, approve, condition or deny Maps. 3 - 11 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050B c. Aquifer Protection Zones:Zones of • That portion which is within an an APA are designated to provide gradu- APA shall be governed by the ated levels of aquifer protection. Each applicable restrictions in this APA may be subdivided into two (2)aqui- Section; and fer protection zones: • That portion which is not in an i. Zone 1: The land area situated APA shall not be governed by between a well or well field owned by this Section. the City and the three hundred sixty five (365) day groundwater travel ii. Zone Maps:The locations of time contour. aquifer protection areas(APA) in the City are depicted by the map in sub- ii. Zone 2: The land area situated section Q1 of this Section, Maps. between the three hundred sixty five Aquifer protection area maps and le- (365) day groundwater travel time gal descriptions are on file with the contour and the boundary of the zone City Clerk. (Amd. Ord. 4851, of potential capture for a well or well 8-7-2000) field owned or operated by the City. 3. Flood Hazards: iii. Protected APA Designated Zone 2:If the aquifer supplying water a. Applicability: Flood hazard regula- to a well, well field, or spring is natu- tions shall apply to all areas of special rally protected by overlying geologic flood hazards within the jurisdiction of the strata, the City may choose not to City. subdivide an APA into two(2)zones. In such a case,the entire APA will be b. Areas of Special Flood Hazard:Ar- designated as Zone 2. eas of special flood hazard are defined as the land in the floodplain subject to d. Mapping: one percent or greater chance of flooding in any given year. Designation on flood i. Determination of Location maps always include the letters A or V. within a Zone of an Aquifer Protec- tion Area: In determining the loca- c. Mapping and Documentation:The tion of facilities within the zones areas of special flood hazard are identi- defined by subsection Q1 of this Sec- fied by the Federal Insurance Administra- tion, the following rules shall apply. tion in a scientific and engineering report entitled the Flood Insurance Study for the (a) Facilities located wholly City of Renton, dated September 29, within an APA zone shall be gov- 1989, and any subsequent revision,with erned by the restrictions applica- accompanying flood insurance maps ble to that zone. which are hereby adopted by reference and declared to be a part of this section. (b) Facilities having parts lying The flood insurance study is on file at the within more than one zone of an Planning/Building/Public Works Depart- APA shall be governed as fol- ment.The best available information for lows: Each part of the facility flood hazard area identification as out- shall be reviewed and regulated lined above shall be the basis for regula- by the requirements set forth in tion until a new Flood Insurance Rate this Section for the zone in which Map is issued which incorporates the that part of the facility is actually data utilized under subsection D3a(iv) of located. this Section. (Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) (c) Facilities having parts lying 4. Geologic Hazards: both in and out of an APA shall be governed as follows: a. Applicability: The geologic hazard regulations apply to all nonexempt activi- (Revised 10/00) 3 - 12 4-3-050B ties on sites containing steep slopes, soils consisting largely of silt and landslide hazards,erosion hazards,seis- clay. mic hazards, and/or coal mine hazards classified below or on sites within fifty iv. Very High Landslide Hazards feet (50') of steep slopes, landslide haz- • (LV): Areas of known mappable ards, erosion hazards, seismic hazards, landslide deposits. and/or coal mine hazards classified be- low which are located on abutting or ad- d. Erosion Hazards: jacent sites. i. Low Erosion Hazard (EL): Ar- b. Steep Slopes: eas with soils characterized by the Natural Resource Conservation Ser- i. Steep Slope Delineation Proce- vice(formerly U.S.Soil Conservation dure:The boundaries of a regulated Service)as having slight or moderate steep sensitive or protected slope is erosion potential,and that slope less determined to be in the location iden- than fifteen percent (15%). tified on the City of Renton's Steep Slope Atlas. An applicant's qualified ii. High Erosion Hazard (EH): Ar- professional may substitute bound- eas with soils characterized by the aries independently derived from Natural Resource Conservation Ser- survey data for the City's consider- vice(formerly U.S.Soil Conservation ation in determining the boundaries Service)as having severe or very se- of sensitive or protected steep vere erosion potential,and that slope slopes. All topographic maps shall more steeply than fifteen percent utilize two(2)foot contour intervals or (15%). the standard utilized in the City of Renton Steep Slope Atlas. The City e. Seismic Hazards: may require independent review of ___ an applicant's steep slope study by a i. Low Seismic Hazard (SL): Ar- qualified professional selected by the eas underlain by dense soils or bed- City, at the applicant's expense. rock.These soils generally have site coefficients of types 51 or S2, as de- ii. Steep Slope Types: fined in the Uniform Building Code. (a) Sensitive Slopes. ii. High Seismic Hazard (SH): Ar- eas underlain by soft or loose, satu- (b) Protected Slopes. rated soils. These soils generally have site coefficients of types S3 or c. Landslide Hazards: S4, as defined in the Uniform Build- ing Code. i. Low Landslide Hazard (LL): Ar- eas with slopes less than fifteen per- f. Coal Mine Hazards: cent(15%). i. Low Coal Mine Hazards(CL): ii. Medium Landslide Hazard Areas with no known mine workings (LM): Areas with slopes between fif- and no predicted subsidence. While teen percent(15%)and forty percent no mines are known in these areas, (40%) and underlain by soils that undocumented mining is known to consist largely of sand, gravel or gla- have occurred. cial till. ii. Medium Coal Mine Hazards iii. High Landslide Hazards(LH): (CM): Areas where mine workings Areas with slopes greater than forty are deeper than two hundred feet percent(40%),and areas with slopes (200') for steeply dipping seams, or between fifteen percent(15%)and deeper than fifteen (15)times the forty percent(40%)and underlain by thickness of the seam or workings for 3 - 13 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050B gently dipping seams. These areas c. Mapping: may be affected by subsidence. i. Critical habitats are identified by iii. High Coal Mine Hazard (CH): lists, categories and definitions of Areas with abandoned and improp- species promulgated by the Wash- erly sealed mine openings and areas ington State Department of Fish and underlain by mine workings shal- Wildlife (Non-game Data System lower than two hundred feet(200') in Special Animal Species)as identified depth for steeply dipping seams, or in WAC 232-12-011; in the Priority shallower than fifteen (15) times the Habitat and Species Program of the thickness of the seam or workings for Washington State Department of gently dipping seams. These areas Fish and Wildlife;or by rules and reg- may be affected by collapse or other ulations adopted currently or hereaf- subsidence. ter by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. g. Mapping: Maps of steep slopes, landslide, erosion, seismic, and coal ii. Referenced inventories and mine hazards are documented and in- maps are to be used as guides to the cluded in subsection 0 of this Section, general location and extent of critical Maps.The actual presence or absence of habitat. Critical habitat which is iden- the criteria listed above, as determined tified in subsection B5b of this Sec- by qualified professionals, shall govern tion,but not shown on the referenced the treatment of an individual building site inventories and maps,are presumed or parcel of land requiring compliance to exist in the City and are also pro- with these regulations. tected under all the provisions of this section. 5. Habitat Conservation: iii. The actual presence or absence a. Applicability: The habitat conserva- of the criteria listed above as deter- tion regulations apply to all nonexempt mined by qualified professionals, activities on sites containing or abutting shall govern the treatment of an indi- critical habitat as classified below. vidual building site or parcel of land requiring compliance with these reg- b. Critical Habitat:Critical habitats are ulations. those habitat areas which meet any of the following criteria: 6. Shorelines, Streams and Lakes: (Re- served) i. The documented presence of species proposed or listed by the fed- a. Applicability: (Reserved) eral government or State of Wash- ington as endangered, threatened, b. Definitions: (Reserved) sensitive, monitor, or priority; and/or c. Mapping: (Reserved) ii. The presence of heron rookeries or raptor nesting areas; and/or 7. Wetlands: iii. Category 1 wetlands (refer to a. Applicability: The wetland regula- subsection B7b(i) of this Section for tions apply to sites containing or abutting classification criteria); and/or wetlands as described below.Category 2 wetlands, less than two thousand two iv. Portions of streams and their hundred (2,200)square feet in area, and shorelines designated in the Renton Category 3 wetlands, less than five thou- Shoreline Master Program, RMC sand (5,000) square feet in area, are ex- 4-3-090, as Conservancy or Natural empt from these regulations. (Amd. Ord. (refer to the Renton Shoreline Master 4851, 8-7-2000) 1.10 Program). (Revised 10/00) 3 - 14 4-3-050B b. Classification System: The follow- (b) Wetlands that have heron ing classification system is hereby rookeries or raptor nesting trees, adopted for the purposes of regulating but are not Category 1 wetlands; wetlands in the City. Wetlands buffer and/or widths, replacement ratios and avoid- ance criteria shall be based on the follow- (c) Wetlands of any size lo- ing rating system: cated at the headwaters of a wa- tercourse,but are not Category 1 i. Category 1, Very High Quality wetlands; and/or Wetlands:Category 1 wetlands are wetlands which meet one or more of (d) Wetlands assigned the Sig- the following criteria: nificant#2 rating in the current King County Wetlands Inventory (a) The presence of species 1991 or as thereafter amended; listed by Federal or State gov- and/or ernment as endangered or threatened, or the presence of (e) Wetlands having minimum essential habitat for those spe- existing evidence of human re- des; and/or lated physical alteration such as diking, ditching or channeliza- (b) Wetlands having forty per- tion. cent(40%) to sixty percent (60%) permanent open water(in iii. Category 3, Lower Quality dispersed patches or otherwise) Wetlands: Category 3 wetlands are with two (2) or more vegetation wetlands greater than five thousand classes; and/or (5,000) square feet which meet one or more of the following criteria: (c) Wetlands equal to or fir✓ greater than ten (10) acres in (a) Wetlands that are severely size and having three(3)or more disturbed. Severely disturbed vegetation classes,one of which wetlands are wetlands which is open water; and/or meet the following criteria: (d) The presence of plant asso- • Are characterized by hydro- ciations of infrequent occur- logic isolation, human-related rence;or at the geographic limits hydrologic alterations such as of their occurrence; and/or diking, ditching, channelization and/or outlet modification;and (e) Wetlands assigned the Unique/Outstanding#1 rating in • Have soils alterations such as the current King County Wet- the presence of fill, soil removal lands Inventory 1991 or as there- and/or compaction of soils; and after amended. • May have altered vegetation. ii. Category 2, High Quality Wet- lands: Category 2 wetlands are wet- (b) Wetlands that are newly lands greater than two thousand two emerging. Newly emerging wet- hundred (2,200) square feet which lands are: meet one or more of the following cri- teria: • Wetlands occurring on top of fill materials; and (a) Wetlands greater than two thousand two hundred (2,200) • Characterized by emergent square feet that are not Category vegetation, low plant species Stowe 1 or 3 wetlands; and/or richness and used minimally by wildlife.These wetlands are gen- 3 - 15 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050C erally found in the areas such as C. APPLICABILITY— EXEMPT, the Green River Valley and Black PROHIBITED AND NONCONFORMING River Drainage Basin. ACTIVITIES: (c) All other wetlands not clas- ' 1. Applicability: Unless determined to be sified as Category 1 or 2 such as exempt from permitting and standards, all smaller, high quality wetlands. proposed development, fill, and activities in regulated critical areas and their buffers shall c. Maps and Inventory: comply with the requirements of this Section. Expansion or alteration of existing activities i. The approximate location and ex- shall also comply with the requirements of tent of wetlands in the City is dis- this Section. Any person seeking to deter- played in subsection Q of this mine whether a proposed activity or land area Section, Maps. The map is to be is subject to this Section may request in writ- used as a guide to the general loca- ing a determination from the City. Such a re- tion and extent of wetlands. quest for determination shall contain the information requirements specified by the ii. Wetlands which are defined in Department Administrator. subsection B7b of this Section, Clas- sification System, but not shown on a. Aquifer Protection Areas—Com- the Renton Wetlands Map Inventory, pliance with Regulations:The following are presumed to exist in the City and developments, facilities, uses and activi- are also protected under all the provi- ties shall comply with the applicable ero- sions of this section. visions and restrictions of this Section and chapters 4-6 and 4-9 RMC for the iii. The actual presence or absence APA zone in which the developments, fa- of the wetland criteria listed above, cilities, uses and activities are located, as determined by qualified profes- except as preempted by Federal or State sionals,shall govern the treatment of law: Nald an individual building site or parcel of land requiring compliance with these i. Development Permits: Devel- regulations. opment permits shall be reviewed for compliance with the aquifer protec- d. Delineation of Wetland Edge: For tion requirements of this Section. the purpose of regulation, the wetland edge should be delineated pursuant to ii. Facilities: Facilities, as defined subsection M4 of this Section. in RMC 4-11-060, Definitions F, which are existing, new, or to be e. Regulated and Nonregulated Wet- closed are subject to this Section as lands:Refer to subsection M1 a and Ml b specified below: of this Section for applicability thresholds for regulatory and nonregulatory wet- (a) Existing Facilities:All lands. owners of facilities which store, handle, treat, use, or produce 8. Mapping—General: The exact bound- hazardous materials or have ary of each critical area depicted on maps ref- done so in the past, must comply erenced herein is approximate and is with the permit requirements, re- intended only to provide an indication of the lease reporting requirements, presence of a critical area on a particular site. and closure requirements as set Additional critical areas may be present on a forth in this Section; site.The actual presence of critical areas and the applicability of these regulations shall be (b) Existing Facilities— Limi- based upon the classification criteria for each tation on Material Increase: In critical area. (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) Zone 1 of an APA, no change in operations at a facility shall be al- (Revised 10/00) 3 - 16 4-3-050C lowed that increases the quanti- quantity of hazardous materials ties of hazardous materials stored, handled,treated, used, stored, handled, treated, used; or produced at a location in the or produced in excess of quanti- APA must be reviewed for corn- ties reported in the initial aquifer • pliance with this Chapter by the protection area operating permit Department prior to approval. with the following exception:An increase in the quantity of haz- (b) The focus of review for all ardous materials is allowed up to permits will be on the hazardous the amount allowed for a new fa- materials that will be stored, han- cility in Zone 1 as provided by died,treated,used,or produced; subsection C8e(ii)of this Sec- and the potential for these sub- tion, Prohibited Activities—Aqui- stances to degrade groundwater fer Protection Areas, Zone 1; quality. (c) New Facilities: All propos- (c) An inventory of hazardous als for new facilities within any materials on forms provided by zone of an aquifer protection the Department shall be submit- area must be reviewed for corn- ted to the Department upon ap- pliance with this Section prior to plication for a development issuance of any development permit. permits for uses in which hazard- ous materials are stored, han- (d) Where required by the De- dled, treated, used or produced partment, plans and specifica- or which increase the quantity of tions for secondary containment hazardous materials stored,han- shall be submitted and shall died,treated, used, or produced; comply with subsection H2d(i)of this Section,Secondary Contain- Niime (d) Abandonment:No person, ment—Zones 1 and 2. Develop- persons, corporation or other le- ment permits shall not be issued gal entity shall temporarily or until plans and specifications for permanently abandon a facility in secondary containment, if re- an APA without complying with quired, have been approved by the requirements of RMC the Department. 4-9-015F, Closure Permits, and permit conditions of this Section; (e) The Generic Hazardous Materials List attached and in- iii. Hazardous Materials— Use, corporated as subsection R of Production, Storage,Treatment, this Section is provided for infor- Disposal,or Management:Persons mational purposes. that store, handle, treat, use, or pro- duce a substance on the Generic iv. Application of Pesticides and Hazardous Materials List may be Nitrates: Persons who apply pesti- storing,handling,using,or producing cides and/or fertilizer containing ni- a hazardous material as defined by trate in the APA, except for this Section and chapter 4-11 RMC, homeowners applying only to their Definitions, and, therefore, shall be own property, shall comply with sub- subject to the requirements of this section H3 of this Section, Use of Section, and as further specified be- Pesticides and Nitrates—APA Zones low: 1 and 2. (a) All applications for develop- v. Construction Activities: Per- ment permits for uses in which sons engaged in construction activi- hazardous materials are stored, ties as defined in RMC 4-11-030, 441140'` handled,treated, used or pro- Definitions C, shall comply with sub- duced or which increase the section H7 of this Section, Construc- 3- 17 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050C tion Activity Standards—Zones 1 and tional Requirements that Apply within 2, and RMC 4-4-03007, Construc- Zones 1 and 2 of an Aquifer Protec- tion Activity Standards—APA Zones tion Area. 1 and 2; • b. Shorelines, Streams and Lakes: vi. Fill Material: Persons placing (Reserved) fill material on sites within the APA shall comply with subsection H8 of 2. Permit Required: this Section, Fill Material, and RMC 4-4-060L4, Fill Material; a. Permit Required—Development or Alteration: Prior to any development or vii. Fuel Oil Heating Systems: alteration of a property containing a criti- Owners of facilities and structures cal area as defined in subsection B of this shall comply with subsection C8e(i) Section, Applicability—Critical Areas of this Section,Prohibited Activities— Designations/Mapping,the owner or des- Aquifer Protection Areas, Zones 1 ignee must obtain a development permit, and 2, relating to conversion of heat- critical area permit, and/or letter of ex- ing systems to fuel oil and installation emption. No separate critical area permit of new fuel oil heating systems. is required for a development proposal which requires development permits or viii. Pipelines: Owners of pipe- which has received a letter of exemption. lines as defined in RMC 4-11-160 If a proposed activity is not exempt and shall comply with subsection H6 of does not otherwise require a develop- this Section, Pipeline Requirements; ment permit, but is subject to this Sec- tion,the Department Administrator shall ix. Solid Waste Landfills:Owners determine whether to grant or deny a of existing solid waste landfills shall separate critical areas permit based upon comply with subsection H9 of this compliance with applicable standards Section, Regulations for Existing and regulations of this Section. *MO Solid Waste Landfills—Zones 1 and 2; b. Aquifer Protection Area—Operat- ing and Closure Permits: Aquifer pro- x. Surface Water Systems: Sur- tection area operating permit and closure face water systems shall meet the re- permit requirements are contained in quirements of subsection H5 of this RMC 4-9-015, Aquifer Protection Area Section, Surface Water Require- Permits. ments, and RMC 4-6-030E, Drain- age Plan Requirements and 3. Finding of Conformance Required: Methods of Analysis; a. General: Conformance with these xi. Unauthorized Release:All per- critical area regulations shall be a finding sons shall comply with subsection in any approval of a development permit H10 of this Section, Hazardous Ma- or aquifer protection area permit, and terials—Release Restrictions— such finding shall be documented in writ- Zones 1 and 2, and RMC 4-9-015G, ing in the project file. Unauthorized Releases; b. Aquifer Protection Areas: No xii. Wastewater Disposal Sys- changes in land use shall be allowed nor tems: Owners of structures that are shall permits for development be issued if connected to existing on-site sewage the Department finds that the proposed disposal systems and proposed land use, activity, or business is likely to wastewater disposal systems shall impact the long-term, short-term or cu- comply with subsection H4 of this mulative quality of the aquifer. The find- Section, Wastewater Disposal Re- ing shall be based on the present or past quirements, and RMC 4-6-040J, activities conducted at the site; hazard- ''r Sanitary Sewer Standards, Addi- ous materials that will be stored,handled, (Revised 10/00) 3 - 18 4-3-050C treated, used or produced;and the po- exemption is a wetland below the tential for the land use, activity, or busi- size thresholds pursuant to subsec- ness to degrade groundwater quality. tion C5f(i) and C5f(ii). Ntare 4. Letter of Exemption: iv. If a hazardous material, activity, and/or facility that is exempt pursu- a. When Required: ant to this Section has a significant or substantial potential to degrade i. Aquifer Protection, Flood Haz- groundwater quality, then the be- ards, Geologic Hazards, Habitat partment Administrator may require Conservation,Wetlands: Except in compliance with the aquifer protec- the case of public emergencies, all tion requirements of this Section oth- exemptions in subsections C5, C6 erwise relevant to that hazardous and C7 of this Section require that a material,activity,and/or facility.Such letter of exemption be obtained from determinations will be based upon the Department Administrator prior to site and/or chemical-specific data. construction or initiation of activities. 5. Specific Exemptions—Critical Areas ii. Shorelines, Streams and and Buffers: Specific exempt activities are Lakes: (Reserved) listed in the following table. If an "X"appears in a box, the listed exemption applies in the b. Applicability of Section Require- specified critical area and required buffer. If ments to Exempt Activities: Exempt an "X"does not appear in a box, then the ex- activities provided with a letter of exemp- emption does not apply in the particular criti- tion may intrude into the critical area or cal area or required buffer. Where utilized in required buffer subject to any listed con- the following table the term "restoration" ditions or requirements.Exempt activities means returning the subject area back to its do not need to comply with mitigation ra- original state prior to the performance of the Nome tios of subsection M11 of this Section, exempt activity. Activities taking place in crit- Wetlands Creation and Restoration, or ical areas and their associated buffers and subsection M12 of this Section, Wetland listed in the following table are exempt from Enhancement,unless required in exemp- the applicable provisions of this Section, pro- tion criteria.A critical areas report,and/or vided a letter of exemption has been issued enhancement or mitigation plan shall be per subsection C4 of this Section, Letter of required,unless otherwise waived by the Exemption. Whether the exempted activities Department Administrator. are also exempt from permits will be deter- mined based upon application of chapters c. Administrator Findings: In deter- 4-8 and 4-9 RMC, or other applicable sec- mining whether to issue a letter of ex- tions of the Renton Municipal Code. emption for activities listed in subsections C5, C6, and C7 of this Section,the Ad- ministrator shall find that: i. The activity is not prohibited by this or any other chapter of the RMC or State or Federal law or regulation; ii. The activity will be conducted us- ing best management practices as specified by industry standards or applicable Federal agencies or sci- entific principles; iii. Impacts are minimized and, Nor' where applicable, disturbed areas are immediately restored,unless the 3 - 19 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050C 7440,�YITI BERM s tVfl HiN 1. • i �1, F Shorelines/ Aquifer Flood Geologic Habitat Streams/ Protection Hazard Hazard Conservation Lakes EXEMPT ACTIVITY Area Area Area Area (Reserved) Wetlands a. Conservation,Enhancement,Education and Related Activities: i. Natural Resource/Habitat Conservation or X' X X X X Preservation:Conservation or preservation of soil,water,vegetation,fish and other wildlife. ii. Enhancement activities as defined in chap- X X X X ter 4-11 RMC. iii. Approved Restoration/Mitigation:Any criti- X1 X X X X cal area and/or buffer restoration or other miti- gation activities which have been approved by the City.. b. Research and Site Investigation: i. Education and Research: Nondestructive X' X X X X education and research. ii. Site Investigative Work:Site investigative X' X X X X work necessary for land use application submit- tals such as surveys,soil logs,percolation tests and other related activities. Investigative work shall not disturb any more than five percent (5%) of the critical area and required buffer. In every case,impacts shall be minimized and dis- turbed areas shall be immediately restored at a 1:1 ratio. '+ 00 c. Agricultural,Harvesting,Vegetation Management: i. Harvesting Wild Foods:The harvesting of X' X X X X wild foods in a manner that is not injurious to natural reproduction of such foods and pro- vided the harvesting does not require tilling of soil,planting of crops or alteration of the critical area. ii. Existing/Ongoing Agricultural Activities: X X X X Existing and ongoing agricultural activities including farming,horticulture,aquaculture and/ or irrigation.Activities on areas lying fallow as part of a conventional rotational cycle are part of an ongoing operation.Activities which bring a critical area into agricultural use are not part of an ongoing operation.An operation ceases to be ongoing when the area on which it was con- ducted has been converted to another use or has lain idle so long that modifications to the hydrological regime are necessary to resume operations. 'if a hazardous material, activity,and/or facility that is exempt pursuant to this Section has a significant or substantial potential to degrade groundwater quality,then the Department Administrator may require compliance with the aquifer protection requirements of this Section otherwise relevant to that hazardous material activity and/or facility. 1410 (Revised 10/00) 3 -20 4-3-050C .. ® ©�,. Shorelines/ Nftre Aquifer Flood Geologic Habitat Streams/ Protection Hazard Hazard Conservation Lakes EXEMPT ACTIVITY Area Area Area Area (Reserved) Wetlands c. Agricultural,Harvesting,Vegetation Management:(Continued) iii. Dead or Diseased Trees:Removal of dead, XI X X X X terminally diseased,damaged,or dangerous ground cover or trees which have been certified as such by a forester, registered landscape ar- chitect,or certified arborist,selection of which to be approved by the City based on the type of in- formation required,or the City prior to their re- moval.Allowed in habitat conservation areas and wetlands when approved by the State De- partment of Fish and Wildlife,where applicable. d. Surface Water: i. New Surface Water Discharges: New sur- X X face water discharges to wetland Categories 1, 2 and 3,or buffers of Categories 1,2 and 3,and to streams or lakes from detention facilities, presettlement ponds or other surface water management structures;provided,the dis- charge meets the requirements of the Storm and Surface Water Drainage Regulations(RMC 4-6-030);will not result in significant changes in the water temperature or chemical characteris- tics of the wetland or stream/lake water sources;and there is no increase in the existing rate of flow unless it can be demonstrated that the change in hydrologic regime would result in greater wetland or shoreline/stream/lake func- tions and values.Where differences exist between these regulations and RMC 4-6-030, these regulations will take precedence. ii. Regional Stormwater Facilities: Regional X X stormwater management facilities to be oper- ated and maintained under the direction of the City Stormwater Utility that are proposed and designed consistent with the Washington State Department of Ecology Wetlands and Stormwa- ter Management Guidelines. For habitat con- servation areas,this exemption applies only to Category 1 wetlands. iii. Flood Hazard Reduction: Implementation X of public flood hazard reduction and public sur- face water projects,where habitat enhance- ment and restoration at a 1:1 ratio are provided, and appropriate Federal and/or State authoriza- tion has been received. 'If a hazardous material,activity,and/or facility that is exempt pursuant to this Section has a significant or substantial potential to degrade groundwater quality,then the Department Administrator may require compliance with the aquifer protection requirements of this Section otherwise relevant to that hazardous material activity and/or facility. 3 -20.1 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050C Shorelines/ Aquifer Flood Geologic Habitat Streams/ Protection Hazard Hazard Conservation Lakes EXEMPT ACTIVITY Area Area Area Area (Reserved) Wetlands e. Roads,Parks,Public and Private Utilities: i. Relocation of Existing Utilities out of Critical X1 X X X X Area and Buffer:Relocation out of critical areas and required buffers of natural gas,cable,com- munication,telephone and electric facilities, lines,pipes,mains,equipment and appurte- nances, (not including substations),with an associated voltage of fifty five thousand (55,000)volts or less,only when required by a local governmental agency,and with the approval of the City. Disturbed areas shall be restored at a 1:1 ratio. ii. Existing Parks,Trails,Roads,Facilities,and X X X Utilities—Maintenance,Operation, Repair: Nor- mal and routine maintenance,operation and repair of existing parks and trails,streets,roads, rights-of-way and associated appurtenances, facilities and utilities where no alteration or addi- tional fill materials will be placed other than the minimum alteration and/or fill needed to restore those facilities to meet established safety stan- dards.The use of heavy construction equipment shall be limited to utilities and public agencies that require this type of equipment for normal and routine maintenance and repair of existing *44110 utility structures and rights-of-way. In every case,critical area and required buffer impacts shall be minimized and disturbed areas shall be restored during and immediately after the use of construction equipment. iii. Utilities,Traffic Control,Walkways, Bike- X X X ways Within Existing, Improved Right-of-Way: Within existing and improved public road rights- of-way, installation,construction, replacement, operation or alteration of all natural gas,cable, communication,telephone and electric facili- ties,lines pipes,mains,equipment or appurte- nances,traffic control devices,illumination, walkways and bikeways. If activities exceed the existing improved area or the public right-of- way,this exemption does not apply. iv. Modification of Existing Utilities and Streets X X X by Ten Percent(10%)or Less:Overbuilding (enlargement beyond existing project needs)or replacement of existing utility systems and replacement and/or rehabilitation of existing streets,provided the work does not increase the footprint of the structure, line or street by more than ten percent(10%)within the critical area and/or buffer areas. l If a hazardous material, activity,and/or facility that is exempt pursuant to this Section has a significant or substantial potential to degrade groundwater quality,then the Department Administrator may require compliance with the aquifer protection requirements of this Section otherwise relevant to that hazardous material activity and/or facility. (Revised 10/00) 3 - 20.2 4-3-050C M- .R Shorelines/ Aquifer Flood Geologic Habitat Streams/ Protection Hazard Hazard Conservation Lakes EXEMPT ACTIVITY Area' Area Area Area (Reserved) Wetlands e. Roads,Parks,Public and Private Utilities:(Continued) v. Vegetation Management/Essential Tree X X X X Removal for Public or Private Utilities, Roads, and Public Parks: Maintenance activities, including routine vegetation management and essential tree removal,for public and private utilities,road rights-of-way and easements,and parks. f. Wetland Disturbance,Modification and Removal: i. Any Activity in Small Category 2 Wetland: X Any activity affecting a single,hydrologically isolated Category 2 wetland no greater than two thousand two hundred(2,200)square feet. ii. Any Activity in Small Category 3 Wetlands: X Any activity affecting hydrologically isolated Category 3 wetland no greater than five thou- sand (5,000)square feet. iii. Temporary Wetland Impacts:Temporary X X disturbances of a wetland due to construction activities that do not include permanent filling may be permitted;provided,that there are no permanent adverse impacts to the critical area or required buffer,and areas temporarily dis- « ,, turbed are restored at a 1:1 ratio.Category 1 wetlands and Category 2 forested wetlands shall be enhanced at a 2:1 ratio in addition to being restored. For habitat conservation areas, this exemption applies only to Category 1 wet- lands. g. Maintenance and Construction—Existing Uses and Facilities: i. Remodeling, Replacing, Removing Existing X X X Structures, Facilities,and Improvements: Remodeling, restoring, replacing or removing structures,facilities and other improvements in existence on the date this section becomes effective and that do not meet the setback or buffer requirements of this section provided the work complies with the criteria in RMC 4-10-01 OG, Nonconforming Activities. 1If a hazardous material,activity,and/or facility that is exempt pursuant to this Section has a significant or substantial potential to degrade groundwater quality,then the Department Administrator may require compliance with the aquifer protection requirements of this Section otherwise relevant to that hazardous material activity and/or facility. 3-20.3 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050C ... -_ .a Shorelines/ Aquifer Flood Geologic Habitat Streams/ Protection Hazard Hazard Conservation Lakes EXEMPT ACTIVITY Area Area Area Area (Reserved) Wetlands g. Maintenance and Construction—Existing Uses and Facilities:(Continued) ii. Maintenance and Repair—Any Existing X X X Public or Private Use:Normal and routine main- tenance and repair of any existing public or pri- vate uses and facilities where no alteration of the critical area and required buffer or addi- tional fill materials will be placed.The use of heavy construction equipment shall be limited to utilities and public agencies that require this type of equipment for normal and routine main- tenance and repair of existing utility or public structures and rights-of-way. In every case,crit- ical area and required buffer impacts shall be minimized and disturbed areas shall be restored during and immediately after the use of construction equipment. iii. Modification of an Existing Single Family X X X Residence:Construction activity connected with an existing single family residence and/or garage;provided,that the work does not increase the footprint of the structure lying within the critical area or buffer;and provided, that no portion of the new work occurs closer to the critical area or required buffers than the existing structure unless the structure or addi- tion can meet required buffers. Existing,new or rebuilt accessory structures associated with single family lots such as fences,gazebos,stor- age sheds,play houses are exempt from this Section. iv. Existing Activities:Existing activities which X X X X have not been changed,expanded or altered, provided they comply with the applicable requirements of chapter 4-10 RMC. h. Emergency Activities: i. Emergency Activities: Emergency activities X1 X X X X are those which are undertaken to correct emergencies that threaten the public health, safety and welfare pursuant to the criteria in subsection C9b of this Section.An emergency means that an action must be undertaken immediately or within a time frame too short to allow full compliance with this section,to avoid an immediate threat to public health or safety, to prevent an imminent danger to public or pri- vate property,or to prevent an imminent threat of serious environmental degradation. If a hazardous material,activity,and/or facility that is exempt pursuant to this Section has a significant or substantial Ivo potential to degrade groundwater quality,then the Department Administrator may require compliance with the aquifer protection requirements of this Section otherwise relevant to that hazardous material activity and/or facility. (Revised 10/00) 3-20.4 4-3-050C Shorelines/ Aquifer Flood Geologic Habitat Streams/ Protection Hazard Hazard Conservation Lakes EXEMPT ACTIVITY Area Area Area Area (Reserved) Wetlands h. Emergency Activities:(Continued) ii. Emergency Tree/Ground Cover Removal X1 X X X X by Agency or Utility: Removal of trees and/or ground cover by any City department or agency and/or public or private utility in emergency situ- ations involving immediate danger to life or property,substantial fire hazards,or interrup- tion of services provided by a utility. iii. Emergency Activities in Aquifer Protection XI Area: Public interest emergency use,storage, and handling of hazardous materials by govern- mental organizations. i. Hazardous Materials: i. Federal or State Pre-emption:Cleanups, X' monitoring and/or studies undertaken under supervision of the Washington Department of Ecology or the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. ii. Use of Materials with No Risk:Use,stor- X' age,and handling of specific hazardous materi- als that do not present a risk to the aquifer as determined and listed by the Department. I If a hazardous material,activity,and/or facility that is exempt pursuant to this Section has a significant or substantial potential to degrade groundwater quality,then the Department Administrator may require compliance with the aquifer protection requirements of this Section otherwise relevant to that hazardous material activity and/or facility. 6. Limited Exemptions:Activities which are exempt from some,but not all provisions of this Section are listed in the following table. If an "X"appears in a box,the listed exemption applies in the specified critical area and required buffer. If an "X"does not appear in a box,then the exemption does not apply in the particular critical area or required buffer. Whether the exempted activities are also exempt from permits will be determined based upon application of RMC Chapters 4-8 and 4-9, or other applicable sections of the Renton Municipal Code. LIMITED` XEM ONS 1N THiN f01 1REASZZA SSOCIATED BUFFfc Shorelines/ Aquifer Flood Geologic Habitat Streams/ Protection Hazard Hazard Conservation Lakes EXEMPT ACTIVITY Area Area Area Area (Reserved) Wetlands a.Hazardous Materials: i. Materials for Sale in Original Small Con- X' tainers:Hazardous materials offered for sale in their original containers of five(5) gallons or less shall be exempt from require- ments in subsections H2d(i)through (vi)of this Section,the requirements pertaining to removal of existing facilities in subsection H2a(i). 1If a hazardous material,activity,and/or facility that is exempt pursuant to this Section has a significant or substantial potential to degrade groundwater quality,then the Department Administrator may require compliance with the aquifer lookre protection requirements of this Section otherwise relevant to that hazardous material activity and/or facility. 3 -20.5 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050C Shorelines/ Aquifer Flood Geologic Habitat Streams/ Protection Hazard Hazard Conservation Lakes EXEMPT ACTIVITY Area Area• Area Area (Reserved) Wetlands a.Hazardous Materials:(Continued) ii. Activities Exempt from Specified Aquifer X1 Protection Area Requirements:The follow- ing are exempt from requirements in sub- sections H2d(i)through (vi)of this Section, the requirements pertaining to review of pro- posed facilities in subsection C8e of this Section, Prohibited Activities—Aquifer Pro- tection Areas,the requirements pertaining to removal of existing facilities in subsection H2a(i). (1) Hazardous materials use,storage,and X' handling in de minimus amounts(aggregate quantities totaling twenty(20)gallons or less at the facility or construction site). (Haz- ardous material weights will be converted to volumes for purposes of determining whether de minimus amounts are exceeded.Ten(10)pounds shall be consid- ered equal to one gallon.) (2) Noncommercial residential use,stor- X' age, and handling of hazardous materials provided that no home occupation business (as defined by chapter 4-11 RMC) is oper- ated on the premises. (3) Hazardous materials in fuel tanks and X' fluid reservoirs attached to a private or com- mercial motor vehicle and used directly in the operation of that vehicle. (4) Fuel oil used in existing heating sys- X1 tems. (5) Hazardous materials used,stored,and X1 handled by the City of Renton in water treat- ment processes and water system opera- tions. (6) Fueling of equipment not licensed for X1 street use;provided,that such fueling activi- ties are conducted in a containment area that is designed and maintained to prevent hazardous materials from coming into con- tact with soil,surface water,or groundwater except for refueling associated with con- struction activity regulated by subsection H7 of this Section,Construction Activity Stan- dards—Zones 1 and 2. (7) Hazardous materials contained in X' properly operating sealed units(transform- ers,refrigeration units,etc.)that are not opened as part of routine use. 'If a hazardous material,activity, and/or facility that is exempt pursuant to this Section has a significant or substantial potential to degrade groundwater quality,then the Department Administrator may require compliance with the aquifer IWO protection requirements of this Section otherwise relevant to that hazardous material activity and/or facility. (Revised 10/00) 3 -20.6 4-3-050C 7. Exemptions in Buffers:The activities listed in the following table are allowed within critical area buffers, and are exempt from the applicable provisions of this Section, provided a letter of exemption has been issued per subsection C4 of this Section, Letter of Exemption. If an"X"appears in a box,the N.r► listed exemption applies in the specified buffer. If an "X"does not appear in a box, then the exemption does not apply in the required buffer.Whether the exempted activities are also exempt from permits will be determined based upon application of chapters 4-8 and 4-9 RMC,or other applicable sections of the Renton Municipal Code. X piwiti5 to I ERs 7 .�i : ,!`".<4.,; A Shorelines/ Aquifer Flood Geologic Habitat Streams/ Protection Hazard Hazard Conservation Lakes EXEMPT ACTIVITY Area Area Area Area (Reserved) Wetlands a.Activities in Critical Area Buffers: i. Trails and Open Space:Walkways and X X X trails,and associated open space in critical area buffers located on public property,or where easements or agreements have been granted for such purposes on private prop- erty.All of the following criteria shall be met. (1) The trail,walkway,and associated open space shall be consistent with the Compre- hensive Parks, Recreation,and Open Space Master Plan.The City may allow pri- vate trails as part of the approval of a site plan,subdivision or other land use permit approvals. (2) Trails and walkways shall be located in the outer half of the buffer,i.e.the portion of the buffer that is farther away from the criti- cal area. Exceptions to this requirement may be made for: • Trail segments connecting to existing trails where an alternate alignment is not practical. • Public access points to water bodies spaced periodically along the trail. (3) Enhancement of the buffer area is required where trails are located in the buffer. (4) Trail widths shall be a maximum width of twelve(12)feet. ii. Stormwater Management Facilities in X X Buffer:Stormwater management facilities in critical area buffers including stormwater dis- persion outfall systems designed to minimize impacts to the buffer and wetland where the site topography requires their location within the buffer to allow hydraulic function, pro- vided the standard buffer zone area associ- ated with the wetland classification is retained pursuant to RMC 4-3-050.M.6.c., and is sited to reduce impacts between wet- land and surrounding activities. For Habitat Conservation Areas,this exemption applies *too' only to Category 1 wetlands. 3 -20.7 (Revised 10/00) 41111111. 4-3-050C 8. Prohibited Activities: Prohibited activi- mises. Containers of hazardous ties are identified below for each critical area material exceeding five (5) gal- governed by this Section. Ions in size shall not be allowed to be stored on the premises. a. General—All Critical Areas: No ac- • tion shall be taken by any person, com- (2) The following specific pany, agency, or applicant which results changes in land use and types of in any alteration of a critical area except new facilities will be prohibited as consistent with the purpose, objec- within Zone 1 of an APA:Surface tives, and requirements of this section. impoundments (as defined in chapters 173-303 and 173-304 b. Prohibited Activities—Flooding: WAC);waste piles(as defined in Encroachments, including fill, new con- chapters 173-303 and 173-304 struction,substantial improvements, and WAC); hazardous waste treat- construction or reconstruction of residen- ment,storage,and disposal facil- tial structures is prohibited within desig- ities; all types of landfills nated floodways, unless it meets the including solid waste landfills; provisions of subsection 14 of this Sec- transfer stations;septic systems; tion, Additional Restrictions within Flood- recycling facilities that handle ways. hazardous materials; under- ground hazardous material stor- c. Prohibited Activities—Shorelines, age and/or distribution facilities; Streams and Lakes: (Reserved) land uses and new facilities that will use,store,treat, handle,and/ d. Prohibited Activities—Wetlands: or produce perchloroethylene; Grazing of animals is not allowed within a and petroleum product pipelines. wetland or its buffer. iii. Zone 2: e. Prohibited Activities—Aquifer , 48000 Protection Areas: The following activi- (1) The following specific ties are prohibited within the identified changes in land use and types of Aquifer Protection Area (APA) Zones: new facilities are prohibited within Zone 2 of an APA: hazard- i. Zones 1 and 2: The conversion ous waste surface impound- of heating systems to fuel oil or the ments;waste piles(as defined in installation of new fuel oil heating chapters 173-303 and 173-304 systems. WAC); recycling facilities that handle hazardous materials; ii. Zone 1: hazardous waste treatment and storage facilities; solid waste (1) Changes in land use and landfills;transfer stations; and types of new facilities which are petroleum product pipelines. prohibited within Zone 1 of an APA include, but are not limited (2) If the Department deter- to: any use or facility in which mines that an existing or pro- more than five hundred (500) posed facility located in Zone 2 gallons of hazardous material in of an APA has a potential to de- aggregate quantities will be grade groundwater quality, present on the premises at any based on the criteria of subsec- one time. Of the five hundred tion D2b(ii)of this Section,which (500)gallons,not more than one equals or exceeds that of a per- hundred fifty (150) gallons in ag- mitted facility in Zone 1,then the gregate quantities shall be Department may apply subsec- present at any one time that was tion C.8.e(ii) of this Section, Pro- produced or treated or that will hibited Activities—Aquifer *41110 be used or dispensed on the pre- Protection Areas, Zone 1. (Revised 10/00) 3- 20.8 4-3-050D 9. Temporary Emergency Exemption ii. Restoration Required: Re- Procedure: quire, within the ninety(90)day pe- riod, the restoration of any critical a. Temporary Emergency Exemption area altered as a result of the emer- Purpose:Temporary emergency ex- gency activity, except that if more emptions shall be used only in extreme than ninety (90) days from the issu- cases and not to justify poor planning by ance of the emergency permit is re- an agency or applicant. quired to complete restoration,the emergency permit may be extended b. Temporary Emergency Exemption to complete this restoration. For the Review Authority and Decision Crite- purposes of this paragraph, restora- ria: Issuance of an emergency permit by tion means returning the affected the City does not preclude the necessity area to its state prior to the perfor- to obtain necessary approvals from ap- mance of the emergency activity. propriate Federal and State authorities. Notwithstanding the provisions of this iii. Public Notice Required: No- section or any other City laws to the con- tice of the issuance of the emergency trary,the Department Administrator may permit and request for public corn- issue a temporary emergency exemption ments shall be posted at the affected letter if the action meets the following re- site(s)and City Hall no later than ten quirements: (10) days after the issuance of the emergency permit. If significant com- i. An unacceptable threat to life or ments are received, the City may re- severe loss of property will occur if an consider the permit. emergency permit is not granted; iv. Expiration of Exemption Au- ii. The anticipated threat or loss thorization:The emergency exemp- may occur before a permit can be is- tion authorization may be terminated *awe sued or modified under the proce- at any time without process upon a dures otherwise required by this determination by the Department Ad- section and other applicable laws; ministrator that the action was not or is no longer necessary to protect hu- iii. Any emergency exemption letter man health or the environment. granted shall incorporate, to the greatest extent practicable and feasi- 10. Nonconforming Activities or Struc- ble but not inconsistent with the tures: Regulated activities legally in exist- emergency situation, the standards ence prior to the passage of this Section, but and criteria required for nonemer- which are not in conformity with the provi- gency activities under this Section. sions of this Section are subject to the provi- sions of RMC 4-10-01 OG Nonconforming c. Temporary Emergency Exemption Activities. (Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) Letter Process and Timing: The emer- gency exemption shall be consistent with D. ADMINISTRATION AND the following procedural and time re- INTERPRETATION: quirements: 1. General Provisions—All Critical Ar- i. Time Limits:The emergency eas: shall be limited in duration to the time required to complete the authorized a. Duties of Administrator: The Plan- emergency activity;provided,that no ping/Building/Public Works Administrator emergency permit be granted for a (the Department Administrator)or his/her period exceeding ninety (90) days duly authorized representative, shall except as specified in subsection have the power and authority to enforce C9c(ii) of this Section. the provisions of this Section. For such purposes he/she shall have the power of a law enforcement officer. 3 -20.9 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050D b. Interpretation:The Department Ad- Zone 1,then the Department may re- ministrator shall have the power to render quire that facility to fully comply with interpretations of this Section and to requirements for Zone 1 contained in adopt and enforce rules and regulations subsections H2, Facilities, H4, supplemental to this Section as he/sheWastewater Disposal Requirements, may deem necessary in order to clarify H6, Pipeline Requirements, C8e(ii), the application of the provisions of this Prohibited Activities—APA Zone 1, Code. Such interpretations, rules and and Cl a(i),Aquifer Protection Areas, regulations shall be in conformity with the Compliance with Section, Develop- intent and purpose of this Section. ment Permits. c. Compliance: Unless specifically ex- ii. Criteria: Criteria used to make empted by this Section,the City shall not the determination in subsection grant any approval or permit any regu- D2b(i) of this Section, Potential for lated activity in a critical area or associ- Impacts Equal to Facility in Zone 1, ated buffer prior to fulfilling the require- shall include but not be limited to the ments of this Section. present and past activities conducted at the facility;types and quantities of d. Reviewing Official:Wherever refer- hazardous materials stored, han- enced in this Section, Reviewing Official died,treated, used or produced;the refers to the decisionmaking official or potential for the activities or hazard- body authorized to grant permit approval ous materials to degrade groundwa- for an activity. ter quality;history of spills at the site, and presence of contamination on 2. Aquifer Protection: site. (Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) a. Inspections Authorized: The De- 3. Flood Hazards: partment Administrator or his/her desig- nee shall have the right to conduct a. Duties and Responsibilities of the inspections of facilities at all reasonable Department Administrator or Desig- times to determine compliance with this nee: The duties of the Department Ad- Section. ministrator or his/her designee shall include, but not be limited to: i. Annual Inspections: All permit- ted facilities in an APA will be subject i. Review all development permits to a minimum of one inspection per to determine that the permit require- year by a Department inspector or ments of this Section have been sat- designee. isfied; and ii. Monthly Inspections: All per- ii. Review all development permits miffed facilities in Zone 1 of the aqui- to determine that all necessary per- fer protection area will be subject to mits have been obtained from those monthly inspections to determine Federal, State or local governmental compliance with the provisions of the agencies from which prior approval is Section. required; and b. Potential to Degrade Groundwater iii. Review all development permits —Zone 2: to determine if the proposed devel- opment is located in the floodway. If i. Potential for Impacts Equal to located in the floodway, assure that Facility in Zone 1:If the Department the encroachment provisions of sub- determines that an existing or pro- section 14 of this Section,Additional posed facility located in Zone 2 of an Restrictions within Floodways, are APA has a potential to degrade met; and groundwater quality which equals or *41100 exceeds that of a permitted facility in (Revised 10/00) 3 -20.10 4-3-050D iv. Use of Other Base Flood elevation certificate at the time of Data: When base flood elevation construction of a substantial Nits, data has not been provided in accor- structural element of the finished dance with subsection B3c of this floor(i.e.,foundation form for the Section, Mapping and Documenta- • concrete floor).An as-built eleva- tion,the Department Administrator or tion certificate will be provided designee shall obtain, review, and prior to issuance of final occu- reasonably utilize any base flood ele- pancy, and the certificates shall vation and floodway data available be maintained by the Depart- from a Federal, State or other ment Administrator or designee. source, in order to administer sub- section 13, Specific Standards, and iii. Public Records: The Depart- subsection 14,Additional Restrictions ment Administrator or his/her desig- Within Floodways. nee shall maintain for public inspection all records pertaining to b. Information to Be Obtained and the provisions of the flood hazard Maintained:The Department Adminis- regulations (e.g., elevation certifi- trator or his/her designee shall obtain and cates, notification of alteration/relo- maintain the following information: cation of watercourses,flood hazard regulation variances). i. Record Required: Where base flood elevation data is provided c. Alteration of Watercourses: The through the flood insurance study or Department Administrator, or his/her required as in subsection D3a(iv) of designee shall: this Section, Use of Other Base Flood Data,the applicant shall obtain i. Notice Required: Notify adja- and record the actual elevation(in re- cent communities and the State of lation to mean sea level) of the low- Washington Department of Ecology 'Nos_ est floor(including basement)of all prior to any alteration or relocation of new or substantially improved struc- a watercourse, and submit evidence tures, and whether or not the struc- of such notification to the Federal In- ture contains a basement. surance Administration. ii. Elevations and Certificates: ii. Maintenance: Require that For all new or substantially improved maintenance is provided within the floodproofed structures: altered or relocated portion of said watercourse so that the flood-carry- (1) The applicant shall verify ing capacity is not diminished. The and record the actual elevation City may require covenants,or other (in relation to mean sea level); mechanisms to ensure maintenance. and d. Interpretation of FIRM Bound- (2) The Department Adminis- aries:The Department Administrator, or trator or his/her designee shall his/her designee, shall make interpreta- maintain the floodproofing certifi- tions where needed, as to exact location cations required in subsection of the boundaries of the areas of special D6 of this Section, Flood Hazard flood hazard (for example, where there Data; and appears to be a conflict between a mapped boundary and actual field condi- (3) Flood elevation certificates tions).The person contesting the location shall be submitted by an appli- of the boundary shall be given a reason- cant to the Development Ser- able opportunity to appeal the interpreta- vices Division prior to the build- tion as provided in RMC 4-1-050F, ing finished floor construction. Hearing Examiner, and RMC 4-8-110, Noir' Finished floor elevation should Appeals). (Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) be verified by a preconstruction 3 -20.11 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050D e. Record Required: The Department b. Review Authority—Geologic Haz- Administrator, or his/her designee, shall ards, Habitat Conservation, Shore- maintain the records of all appeal actions lines,Streams and Lakes,and and report any variances to the Federal Wetlands:The Department AdministraNia - Insurance Administration upon request. tor is authorized to make the following administrative allowances and determi- 4. Review Authority: nations: a. Review Authority—General: The i. Geologic Hazards: Department Administrator or his/her des- ignee is authorized to make the following (1) Waive independent review administrative allowances and determi- of geotechnical reports per sub- nations: section J3 of this Section. i. Issue a critical areas permit for (2) Increase or decrease re- proposals not otherwise requiring a quired buffer for very high land- development permit per subsection slide hazard areas per C3 of this Section, Finding of Con- subsection J7b of this Section. formance Required. (3) Waive coal mine hazard re- ii. Issue written letters of exemption ports per subsection J8 of this pursuant to subsection C4 of this Section. Section. (4) Grant a modification for cre- iii. Allow temporary emergency ex- ated slopes per subsection N2 of emptions per subsection C7 of this this Section. Section. ii. Habitat Conservation: Waive iv. Interpret geologic hazards, hab- habitat/wildlife assessment reports itat conservation, and wetlands regu- per subsection K2 of this Section. lations per subsection D1 b of this Section. iii. Shorelines, Streams and Lakes: (Reserved) v. Approve the use of alternates in accordance with subsection N1 of iv. Wetlands: this Section and RMC 4-9-250E. (1) Waive wetland study re- vi. Waive report content or submit- quirement per subsection M3b of tal requirements per subsection F6 of this Section. this Section. (1) Determine whether wet- vii. Grant administrative variances lands are unregulated per sub- to those specified code sections sections M1a and M1b of this listed in RMC 4-1-050A and RMC Section. 4-9-250B. (Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) (2) Extend the valid period of a wetland delineation pursuant to viii. Require tests for proof of com- subsection M4d of this Section. pliance per RMC 1-3-1E7. (3) Approve proposals for ix. Grant modifications and admin- buffer width reductions of up to istrative variances, per subsection N twenty five percent (25%) in ac- of this Section. cordance with the review criteria stated in subsection M6e of this Section. (Revised 10/00) 3 - 20.12 4-3-050F (4) Approve proposals for E. GENERAL PERFORMANCE buffer width averaging pursuant STANDARDS, AND ALLOWED to the standards and criteria ALTERATIONS: Nome stated in subsection M6f of this Section. 1. Performance Standards: The perfor- mance standards for each critical area are (5) Authorize other category specified in subsections G to M of this Sec- level for created or restored wet- tion. The standards are minimum standards. lands per subsection M11 c of this Section. 2. Protection of Critical Areas: Critical areas and any associated buffers shall be (6) Release wetland mainte- avoided, and undisturbed, unless alterations nance assurity devices per sub- are permitted in accordance with the require- section M17a of this Section. ments of this Section. (7) Waive requirements of this 3. Allowed Alterations:Critical areas may Section upon determination that be altered by authorized exempt activities,al- all impacts on wetlands would be terations specifically allowed in subsections mitigated as part of an approved G to M of this Section and subject to listed cri- area-wide wetlands plan that, teria, or through approval of modifications or when taken as a whole over an variances. approved schedule or staging of plan implementation,will meet or F. SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS AND exceed the requirements of this FEES: section (see subsection M9 of this Section). 1. Applicability: When a regulated critical c. Review Authority—Aquifer Pro- area or associated buffer is identified,the fol- tection Areas:The Department lowing procedures apply. Admin- istrator is authorized to make the 2. Preapplication Consultation:Any per- following administrative allowances and son intending to develop properties known or determinations: suspected to have critical areas present is strongly encouraged to meet with the appro- i. Issue operating and closure per- priate City department representative during mits. the earliest possible stages of project plan- ning before major commitments have been ii. Determine pipeline requirements made to a particular land use and/or project per subsection H5a(iii) and H5b. design. Effort put into a preapplication Determine if Zone 1 require- con- sultation and planning will help applicants iii. iii. s Determine d apply in Zone 2 of an create projects which will be more quickly and mpp y easily processed due to a better understand- APA per subsection D2b,Potential to ing on the part of applicants of regulatory re- Degrade Groundwater—Zone 2,and quirements. C8e(iii), Prohibited Activities—Aqui- fer Protection Areas,Zone 2. (Ord. 3. Plans Required: When an application is 4851, 8-7-2000) submitted for any building permit or land use review and/or to obtain approval of a use,de- 5. Authority to Approve, Condition, or velopment or construction,the location of the Deny—General:Based upon site specific re- critical areas and buffers on the site shall be view and analysis,the Reviewing Official or indicated on the plans submitted based upon his/her designee may approve, condition, or an inventory provided by a qualified special- deny a proposal. ist. 6. Authority to Approve, Condition, or 4. Submittal Requirements: See chapter Deny—Shorelines, Streams and Lakes: 4-8 RMC. (Reserved) 3 - 20.13 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050G 5. Fees: See RMC 4-1-170. the easement except for purposes of habitat enhancement as part of an en- 6. Waiver of Submittal or Procedural Re- hancement project which has received quirements: The Department Administrator prior written approval from the City, and Noir may waive any of the requirements of this from any other agency with jurisdiction subsection if the size and complexity of the over such activity. project does not warrant a step in the pro- ceeding. c. Tract and Deed Restriction: The permit holder shall establish and record a G. NATIVE GROWTH PROTECTION permanent and irrevocable deed restric- AREAS: tion on the property title of any critical area management tract or tracts created 1. When Required:A native growth protec- as a condition of a permit. Such deed re- tion area may be required by subsections H striction(s)shall prohibit development, al- to M of this Section in order to protect a criti- teration, or disturbance within the tract cal area from any proposed development for except for purposes of habitat enhance- a non-exempt activity. ment as part of an enhancement project which has received prior written approval 2. Standards: from the City, and from any other agency with jurisdiction over such activity. a. Trees and ground cover shall be re- tained in designated native growth pro- 4. Marking During Construction: The lo- tection areas. cation of the outer extent of the critical area buffer and areas not to be disturbed pursuant b. Activities allowed in a native growth to an approved permit shall be marked with protection areas shall be consistent with barriers easily visible in the field to prevent applicable critical area regulations. unnecessary disturbance by individuals and equipment during the development or con- c. The City may require enhancement struction of the approved activity. of native growth protection areas to im- prove functions and values, reduce ero- 5. Signage Required: The common sion or landslide potential, or to meet boundary between a native growth protection another identified purpose of this section area and the adjacent land must be perma- or of critical area regulations. nently identified. This identification shall in- clude permanent wood or metal signs on 3. Method of Creation: Native growth pro- treated or metal posts. Sign locations and tection areas shall be established by one of size specifications shall be approved by the the following methods,in order of preference: City. Suggested wording is as follows: "Pro- tection of this natural area is in your care. Al- a. Conservation Easement:The per- teration or disturbance is prohibited by law." mit holder shall, subject to the City's ap- proval, convey to the City or other public 6. Responsibility for Maintenance: Re- or nonprofit entity specified by the City, a sponsibility for maintaining the native growth recorded easement for the protection of protection easements or tracts shall be held the critical area and/or its buffer. by a homeowners' association, adjacent lot owners, the permit applicant or designee, or b. Protective Easement:The permit other appropriate entity, as approved by the holder shall establish and record a per- City. manent and irrevocable easement on the property title of a parcel or tract of land 7. Maintenance and Maintenance Note containing a critical area and/or its buffer Required:The following note shall appear on created as a condition of a permit. Such the face of all plats, short plats, PUDs, or protective easement shall be held by the other approved site plans containing sepa- current and future property owner, shall rate native growth protection easements or run with the land,and shall prohibit devel- tracts, and shall also be recorded as a cove- `"O opment, alteration, or disturbance within nant running with the land on the title of (Revised 10/00) 3 -20.14 4-3-050H record for all affected lots on the title:"MAIN- b. Existing Facilities Change in TENANCE RESPONSIBILITY:All owners of Quantities—Zone 1: In Zone 1 of an lots created by or benefiting from this City ac- APA, no change in operations at a facility '`wow tion abutting or including a native growth pro- shall be allowed that increases the quan- tection easement[tract] are responsible for titles of hazardous materials stored, han- maintenance and protection of the easement died, treated, used, or produced in [tract]. Maintenance includes insuring that no excess of quantities reported in the initial alterations occur within the tract and that all aquifer protection area operating permit vegetation remains undisturbed unless the with the following exception:An increase express written authorization of the City has in the quantity of hazardous materials is been received." allowed up to the amount allowed for a new facility in Zone 1 as provided by sub- H. AQUIFER PROTECTION: section C8e(ii)of this Section, Prohibited Activities, Zone 1. 1. Applicability: In addition to the general standards of subsection E of this Section,the c. Existing Facilities—Allowances in following performance standards, subsec- Zone 2: The storage, handling, treat- tions H2 to H10, apply to all non-exempt ment, use or production of hazardous uses, activities, and facilities on sites located materials at existing facilities shall be al- within an aquifer protection area per subsec- lowed within Zone 2 of an APA upon tion B2,Critical Areas Designations/Mapping, compliance with the provisions of this Aquifer Protection. Section. 2. Facilities: d. Requirements for Facilities— Zones 1 and 2:The following conditions a. Removal of Existing Facilities— in subsections H2d(i) to (vi) of this Sec- Zone 1: tion will be required as part of any operat- ing permit issued for facilities in Zone 1 of i. The storage, handling, use,treat- an APA.Conditions in subsections H2d(i) ment or production of hazardous ma- to (v) shall apply to facilities in Zone 2 of terials in aggregate quantities an APA. greater than five hundred (500) gal- lons shall not be allowed within Zone i. Secondary Containment— 1 of an APA after April 30,2003.The Zones 1 and 2: storage, handling, use, treatment or production of perchloroethylene shall (1) Materials Stored in Tanks not be allowed within Zone 1 of an subject to DOE—Zones 1 and APA after March 31, 1999. 2:Hazardous materials stored in tanks that are subject to regula- ii. Once a facility in Zone 1 is tion by the Washington Depart- closed, relocated, or the use of haz- ment of Ecology under chapter ardous materials is terminated, rein- 173-360 WAC are exempt from statement of the use of hazardous containment requirements in materials on the site in quantities subsection H2d(i), Secondary greater than that allowed for new fa- Containment—Zones 1 and 2, cilities locating in Zone 1 as de- but are subject to applicable re- scribed in subsection C8e(ii), quirements in RMC 4-5-120, Un- Prohibited Activities,Zone 1,shall be derground Storage Tank prohibited. Secondary Containment Regula- tions. iii. Closure of a facility or termina- tion of any or all facility activities shall (2) Secondary Containment be conducted in accordance with the Devices and Requirements— closure requirements of subsection F Zones 1 and 2:Every owner of a Nii"' of this Section, Closure Permit. facility shall provide secondary containment devices adequate 3 -20.15 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050H in size to contain on-site any un- conditions. Secondary contain- authorized release of hazardous ment devices shall be capable of materials from any area where containing any unauthorized re- these substances are either lease for at least the maximum 4110 stored, handled,treated, used, anticipated period sufficient to al- or produced. Secondary contain- low detection and removal of the ment devices shall prevent haz- release. ardous materials from contacting soil, surface water, and ground- (C) Hazardous materials water and shall prevent hazard- stored outdoors and their atten- ous materials from entering dant secondary containment de- storm drains and, except for au- vices shall be covered to thorized and permitted dis- preclude precipitation with the charges,the sanitary sewer. exception of hazardous materi- Design requirements for second- als stored in tanks that have ary containment devices are as been approved by and are under follows: permit from the City of Renton Fire Prevention Bureau.Second- (A) The secondary contain- ary containment for such tanks,if ment device shall be large uncovered, shall be able to ac- enough to contain the volume of commodate the volume of pre- the primary container in cases cipitation that could enter the where a single container is used containment device during a to store, handle,treat, use, or twenty four(24)hour,twenty five produce a hazardous material.In (25)year storm,in addition to the cases where multiple containers volume of the hazardous mate- are used,the secondary contain- rial stored in the tank. Storage of ment device shall be large hazardous materials, both in- enough to contain one hundred doors and outdoors, shall, at all fifty percent(150%) of the vol- times, meet both the require- ume of the largest container or ments of this Section and the ten percent (10%) of the aggre- Uniform Fire Code. gate volume of all containers, whichever is greater. Volumes (D) Secondary containment specified are in addition to the devices shall include monitoring design flow rate of the automatic procedures or technology capa- fire extinguishing system, if ble of detecting the presence of a present, to which the secondary hazardous material within twenty containment device is subjected. four(24) hours following a re- The secondary containment de- lease.Hazardous materials shall vice shall be capable of contain- be removed from the secondary ing the fire flow for a period of containment device within twenty (20) minutes or more. twenty four(24) hours of detec- tion and shall be legally stored or (B) All secondary containment disposed. devices shall be constructed of materials of sufficient thickness, (E) Areas in which there are density, and composition to pre- floor drains, catchbasins, or vent structural weakening of the other conveyance piping that containment device as a result of does not discharge into a sec- contact with any hazardous ma- ondary containment device that terial. If coatings are used to pro- meets the requirements of this vide chemical resistance for sec- Chapter shall not be used for ondary containment devices, secondary containment of haz- they shall also be resistant to the ardous materials. Closure of ex- expected abrasion and impact isting piping shall be according to (Revised 10/00) 3-20.16 4-3-050H procedures and designs ap- (B) Written records of all moni- proved by the Department. toring performed shall be main- tained on-site by the operator for Nine (F) Primary containers shall be a period of three (3) years from impervious to the contents stored the date the monitoring was per- therein, properly labeled, and fit- formed.The Department may re- ted with a tight cover which is quire the submittal of the kept closed except when sub- monitoring records orasummary stances are being withdrawn or at a frequency that the Depart- used. ment may establish. The written records of all monitoring per- (G) Hazardous materials formed in the past three(3)years stored outdoors when the facility shall be shown to the Depart- is left unsupervised must be in- ment upon demand during any accessible to the public. Such site inspection. Monitoring techniques as locked storage records shall include but not be sheds, locked fencing, or other limited to: techniques may be used if they will effectively preclude access. • The date and time of all mon- itoring or sampling; (H) Stored hazardous materi- als shall be protected and se- • Monitoring equipment calibra- cured, as needed, against tion and maintenance records; impact and earthquake to pre- vent damage to the primary con- • The results of any visual ob- tainer that would result in release servations; of hazardous materials that would escape the secondary • The results of all sample anal- ___ containment area. ysis performed in the laboratory or in the field, including labora- ii. Hazardous Material Monitor- tory data sheets; ing Requirements for Existing Fa- cilities—Zones 1 and 2: • The logs of all readings of gauges or other monitoring (1) The owners of all existing equipment, groundwater eleva- facilities shall implement hazard- tions or other test results; and ous materials monitoring. • The results of inventory read- (2) All hazardous material ings and reconciliations. monitoring activities shall include the following: (C) Visual monitoring must be implemented unless it is deter- (A) A written routine monitoring mined by the Department to be procedure which includes,when infeasible to visually monitor. applicable:the frequency of per- forming the monitoring method, (3) On every day of operation, the methods and equipment to a responsible person designated be used for performing the moni- by the permittee shall check for toring,the location(s)from which breakage or leakage of any con- the monitoring will be performed, tainer holding hazardous materi- the name(s)or title(s) of the per- als. Electronic sensing devices son(s) responsible for perform- approved by the Department ing the monitoring and/or may be employed as part of the maintaining the equipment, and inspection process, provided *Irby' the reporting format. that the system is checked daily for malfunctions. 3 -20.17 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050H iii. Emergency Collection De- (1) Site Monitoring: For facili- vices—Zones 1 and 2:Vacuum suc- ties located in Zone 1 of an APA, tion devices, absorbent scavenger an owner of a facility may, at materials,or other devices approved their own expense, be required by the Department shall be presentto institute a program to monitor on site(or available within an hour by groundwater, surface water run- contract with a cleanup company ap- off, and/or site soils.The Depart- proved by the Department), in suffi- ment may require that the owner dent quantity to control and collect of a facility install one or more the total quantity of hazardous mate- groundwater monitoring wells in rials plus absorbent material. The a manner approved by the De- presence of such emergency collec- partment in order to accommo- tion devices and/or cleanup contract date the required groundwater are the responsibility and at the ex- monitoring. Criteria used to de- pense of the owner and shall be doc- termine the need for site monitor- umented in the operating permit. ing shall include, but not be limited to,the proximity of the fa- iv. Inspection of Containment cility to the City's production or and Emergency Equipment— monitoring wells, the type and Zones 1 and 2: Owners shall estab- quantity of hazardous materials lish procedures for monthly in-house on site, and whether or not the inspection and routine maintenance hazardous materials are stored of containment and emergency in underground vessels. equipment. Such procedures shall be in writing, a regular checklist and Every owner required to monitor schedule of maintenance activity groundwater, surface water run- shall be established, and a log shall off, and/or soils shall perform be kept of inspections and mainte- such monitoring semi-annually nance activities. Such logs and and obtain independent analyti- ' 4.011 records shall be made available at all cal results of the presence and reasonable times to the Department concentration of those chemicals for examination. requiring monitoring (including breakdown and transformation v. Employee Training—Zones 1 products)as identified by the De- and 2: Operators shall schedule partment in the operating permit. training for all new employees upon The analytical results shall be ob- hiring and once per year thereafter to tained through the use of Depart- explain the conditions of the operat- ment of Ecology-approved meth- ing permit such as emergency re- ods for water and/or soils. The sponse procedures, proper results shall be filed within ten hazardous waste disposal, monitor- (10) days with the Department. ing and reporting requirements, record keeping requirements, and If a facility is required to perform the types and quantities of hazard- site monitoring pursuant to sub- ous materials on site.These training section H2d(vi) of this Section, sessions will be documented and re- Additional Facility Requirements corded and the names of those in at- for Zone 1, Site Monitoring,then tendance will be recorded. These a site monitoring plan will be re- records shall be made available at all quired. This plan must indicate reasonable times to the Department procedures to be followed to as- for inspection. sess groundwater,surface water runoff, and/or soil for concentra- vi. Additional Facility Require- tions of those chemicals requir- ments for Zone 1:Owners shall ing monitoring as identified by complete the following: the Department in the operating *48110 permit. If a groundwater monitor- (Revised 10/00) 3 -20.18 4-3-050H ing program is in effect per the H6a(i), Pipeline Requirements— requirements of 40 CFR 264 or Zone 1. 265, and this program includes- all of the chemicals identified in (3) Capital Cost Reimburse- the operating permit,then it shall ment for Additional Operating be incorporated into the site Permit Requirements:The City monitoring plan which shall also shall pay fifty percent(50%) of include provisions to address the documented capital costs up to groundwater monitoring require- twenty five thousand dollars ments of subsection H2d(vi) of ($25,000.00)for required instal- this Section, Additional Facility lation and construction of moni- Requirements for Zone 1, Site toring wells, site paving, Monitoring, and RMC wastewater conveyance, and 4-9-015G3, Unauthorized Re- storm water improvements as re- leases, Monitoring Results. quired in subsections H2d(vi)(A) and(B),Site Monitoring and Site (2) Site Improvements: Improvements. Payment by the City shall be made according to (A) For facilities located in adopted administrative rules. Zone 1 of an APA,the owner may be required to pave all cur- 3. Use of Pesticides and Nitrates—APA rently unpaved areas of their fa- Zones 1 and 2: cility that are subject to any vehicular use or storage, use, a. Use of Pesticides: The application handling, or production of haz- of hazardous materials such as pesti- ardous materials. cides shall be allowed in an APA, except within one hundred feet(100')of a well or (B) For those facilities located two hundred feet (200') of a spring, pro- Nitire in Zone 1 of an APA in which the vided that: nature of the business involves the use of hazardous materials i. The application is in strict cantor- outside of fully enclosed struc- mity with the use requirements as set tures,the City shall evaluate the forth by the EPA and as indicated on existing storm water collection the containers in which the sub- and conveyance system, and re- stances are sold. serves the right to require the owner to upgrade the system to ii. Persons who are required to meet the provisions of RMC keep pesticide application records by 4-6-030E3,Additional Require- RCW 17.21.100.1 and WAC ments in Aquifer Protection Ar- 16-228-190 shall provide a copy of eas—Amendments to King the required records to the Depart- County Surface Water Design ment within seventy two(72)hours of Manual. the application. (C) For those facilities located b. Nitrate-Containing Materials:The in Zone 1 of an APA,the City application of fertilizers containing ni- may require the owner to test in- trates shall be allowed in an APA except tenor wastewater plumbing and within one hundred feet(100')of a well or the building side sewer for tight- two hundred feet (200') of a spring; pro- ness according to subsection vided,that: H6a(ii),Pipeline Requirements— Zone 1,and reserves the right to i. No application of nitrate-contain- require that such wastewater ing materials shall exceed one-half conveyance be repaired or re- (0.5) pound of nitrogen per one thou- w' placed according to subsection sand (1,000) square feet per single application and a total yearly applica- 3 -20.19 (Revised 10/00) arn. 4-3-050H tion of five(5)pounds of nitrogen per tion S of this Section, Pipeline Mate- one thousand (1,000) square feet; rial. All existing product pipelines in except that an approved slow-re- Zone 1 shall be repaired and main- lease nitrogen may be applied in tained in accordance with best man *01111 - quantities of up to nine-tenths (0.9) agement practices and best pound of nitrogen per one thousand available technology. (1,000) square feet per single appli- cation and eight (8) pounds of nitro- ii. All new pipelines constructed in gen per one thousand(1,000)square Zone 1 shall be tested for leakage in feet per year; and conformance with the following provi- sions prior to being placed into ser- ii. Persons who apply fertilizer con- vice. taining nitrates to more than one con- tiguous acre of land located in the (1) Pipeline leakage testing APA either in one or multiple applica- shall be conducted in accor- tion(s) per year shall provide to the dance with best available tech- Department within seventy two (72) nology, to the satisfaction of the hours of any application the following Department. information: (2) Pipeline leakage testing (1) The name, address, and methods shall be submitted to telephone number of the person the Department for review prior to applying the fertilizer; testing and shall include:a de- tailed description of the testing (2) The location and land area methods and technical assump- of the application; tions; accuracy and precision of the test;proposed testing dura- (3) The date and time of the ap- tions, pressures, and lengths of plication; pipeline to be tested; and scale „fir drawings of the pipeline(s)to be (4) The product name and for- tested. mutation; (3) Upon completion of testing, (5) The application rate. pipeline leakage testing results shall be submitted to the Depart- 4. Wastewater Disposal Requirements— ment and shall include: record of Zones 1 and 2: Refer to RMC 4-6-040J,San- testing durations,pressures,and itary Sewer Standards,Additional Require- lengths of pipeline tested; and ments that Apply within Zones 1 and 2 of an weather conditions at the time of Aquifer Protection Area. testing. 5. Surface Water Requirements—Zones (4) Routine leakage testing of 1 and 2: Refer to RMC 4-6-030E, Drainage new pipelines constructed in Plan Requirements and Methods of Analysis Zone 1 may be required by the for additional surface water requirements ap- Department. plicable within Zones 1 and 2 of an Aquifer Protection Area. iii. If the Department has reason to believe that the operation or pro- 6. Pipeline Requirements: posed operation of an existing pipe- line in Zone 1 of an APA may a. Pipeline Requirements—Zone 1: degrade ground water quality, the Department may require leakage i. All new and existing pipelines in testing of the existing pipeline in ac- Zone 1 shall be constructed or re- cordance with subsection H6a(ii)of paired in accordance with material this Section; and installation, sam- specifications contained in subsec- piing, and sample analysis of moni- (Revised 10/00) 3 -20.20 4-3-0501 toring wells. Routine leakage testing b. Groundwater Monitoring: The De- of existing pipelines in Zone 1 may partment shall have the authority to re- be required by the Department. Cri- quire an owner of a solid waste landfill to Nitre teria for this determination is speci- implement a groundwater monitoring pro- fied under subsection D2b(ii), gram equal to that described by King Potential to Degrade Groundwater— County Board of Health Title 10 (King Zone 2, Criteria. County Solid Waste Regulations)Section 10.72.020 and a corrective action pro- iv. Should pipeline leakage testing gram equal to that described by Section reveal any leakage at any level then 10.72.030. The Department shall have the Department shall require immedi- the authority ascribed to the health officer ate repairs to the pipeline to the sat- in said regulations. Quarterly reports isfaction of the Department such that shall be provided to the Department de- no infiltration of water into the pipe- tailing groundwater monitoring activity line or exfiltration of substances con- during the preceding three (3) months. veyed in the pipeline shall occur.Any Reports detailing corrective action re- repairs which are made shall be quired by the Department shall be sub- tested for leakage pursuant to sub- miffed according to a written schedule section H6a(ii) of this Section. approved by the Department. b. Pipeline Requirements—Zone 2:If 10. Hazardous Materials— Release Re- the Department has reason to believe strictions—Zones 1 and 2: Hazardous ma- that the operation or proposed operation terials shall not be spilled, leaked, emitted, of an existing pipeline in Zone 2 of an discharged, disposed, or allowed to escape APA may degrade groundwater quality, or leach into the air, into groundwater, sur- the Department may require: leakage face water, surface soils or subsurface soils. testing in accordance with subsection Exception: Intentional withdrawals of hazard- H6a(ii) of this Section; installation, sam- ous materials for the purpose of legitimate '418.00. piing, and sample analysis of groundwa- sale, use, or disposal and discharges permit- ter monitoring wells;repair of the pipeline ted under federal, state, or local law. Any un- to the satisfaction of the Department authorized releases shall be subject to the such that degradation of groundwater procedural requirements of RMC 4-9-015G, quality is minimized or eliminated. Crite- Unauthorized Releases. (Amd. Ord. 4851, ria for this determination is specified un- 8-7-2000) der subsection D2b(ii), Potential to Degrade Groundwater—Zone 2,Criteria. I. FLOOD HAZARDS: 7. Construction Activity Standards— 1. Applicability: In addition to general Zones 1 and 2: Refer to RMC 4-4-05007, standards of subsection E of this Section,the Construction Activity Standards—APA Zones following regulations apply in all areas of spe- 1 and 2. cial flood hazard. 8. Fill Material Requirements—Zones 1 2. General Standards: In all areas of spe- and 2:Refer to RMC 4-4-060L4,Fill Material, cial flood hazards,the following standards regarding quality of fill and fill material source are required: statement requirements within aquifer protec- tion areas. a. Anchoring—All New Construc- tion: All new construction and substan- 9. Regulations for Existing Solid Waste tial improvements shall be anchored to Landfills—Zones 1 and 2: prevent flotation, collapse, or lateral movement of the structure. a. Materials: Earth materials used as fill or cover at a solid waste landfill shall b. Anchoring—Manufactured meet the requirements of RMC Homes:All manufactured homes must *ow' 4-4-060L4, Fill Material. likewise be anchored to prevent flotation, collapse or lateral movement, and shall 3 -20.21 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-0501 be installed using methods and practices e. Subdivision Proposals: that minimize flood damage. Anchoring methods may include,but are not limited - i. All subdivision proposals shall be to, use of over-the-top or frame ties to consistent with the need to minimize440, ground anchors (Reference FEMA's flood damage; Manufactured Home Installation in Flood Hazard Areas guidebook for additional ii. All subdivision proposals shall techniques). have public utilities and facilities such as sewer, gas, electrical, and c. Construction Materials and Meth- water systems located and con- ods: structed to minimize flood damage; i. All new construction and substan- iii. All subdivision proposals shall tial improvements shall be con- have adequate drainage provided to structed with materials and utility reduce exposure to flood damage; equipment resistant to flood damage. and ii. All new construction and sub- iv. All subdivision proposals shall stantial improvements shall be con- show the flood hazard information structed using methods and and boundary on the subdivision practices that minimize flood dam- drawing including the nature, loca- age. tion, dimensions, and elevations of the subdivided area. iii. Electrical, heating, ventilation, plumbing,and air-conditioning equip- f. Project Review: ment and other service facilities shall be designed and/or otherwise ele- i. Building Permits: Where eleva- vated or located so as to prevent wa- tion data is not available either ter from entering or accumulating through the flood insurance study or *4.0001 within the components during condi- from another authoritative source, tions of flooding. i.e., subsection D3a(iv) of this Sec- tion, applications for building permits d. Utilities: shall be reviewed to assure that pro- posed construction will be reason- i. Water: All new and replacement ably safe from flooding. The test of water supply systems shall be de- reasonableness is a local judgment signed to minimize or eliminate infil- and includes use of historical data, tration of flood waters into the high water marks, photographs of system.The proposed water well past flooding,etc., where available. shall be located on high ground that Failure to elevate at least two feet is not in the floodway (WAC (2')above grade in these zones may 173-160-171). (Amd. Ord. 4851, result in higher insurance rates. 8-7-2000) ii. Land Use Applications:Where ii. Sewer: New and replacement base flood elevation data has not sanitary sewage systems shall be been provided or is not available designed to minimize or eliminate in- from another authoritative source, it filtration of flood waters into the sys- shall be generated for subdivision tems and discharge from the proposals and other proposed devel- systems into flood waters. opments which contain at least fifty (50) lots or five (5) acres (whichever iii. Waste Disposal:On-site waste is less). disposal systems shall be located to avoid impairment to them or contam- 3. Specific Standards: In all areas of spe- ination from them during flooding. cial flood hazards where base flood elevation rr/ data has been provided as set forth in sub- (Revised 10/00) 3-20.22 4-3-0501 section B3c of this Section, Mapping and subdivision, in an expansion to an Documentation, or subsection D3a(iv), Use existing manufactured home park or of Other Base Flood Data,where such data subdivision, or in an existing manu- provides flood elevations that exceed the reg- factured home park or subdivision on ulatory standards in the FEMA flood insur- • which a manufactured home has fin- ance study, the following provisions are curred "substantial damage"as the required: result of a flood,shall be elevated on a permanent foundation such that a. Residential Construction: the lowest floor of the manufactured home is elevated a minimum of one i. New construction and substantial foot above the base flood elevation improvement of any residential struc- and be securely anchored to an ade- ture shall have the lowest floor, in- quately designed foundation system cluding basement, elevated a to resist flotation,collapse and lateral minimum of one foot above base movement. flood elevation. ii. Manufactured homes to be ii. Fully enclosed areas below the placed or substantially improved on lowest floor that are subject to flood- sites in an existing manufactured ing are prohibited, or shall be de- home park or subdivision within signed to automatically equalize Zones Al-30, AH, and AE on the hydrostatic flood forces on exterior community's Flood Insurance Rate walls by allowing for the entry and Map that are not subject to the above exit of flood waters. Designs for manufactured home provisions shall meeting this requirement must either be elevated so that either the lowest be certified by a registered profes- floor of the manufactured home is el- sional engineer or architect or must evated a minimum of one foot above meet or exceed the following mini- the base flood elevation or the man- mum criteria: ufactured home chassis is supported by reinforced piers or other founda- (1) A minimum of two (2)open- tion elements of at least equivalent ings having a total net area of not strength that are no less than thirty less than one square inch for ev- six inches (36") in height above ery square foot of enclosed area grade and be securely anchored to subject to flooding shall be pro- an adequately designed foundation vided; and system to resist flotation, collapse, and lateral movement. (2) The bottom of all openings shall be no higher than one foot c. Nonresidential Construction: New above grade;and construction of any commercial, indus- trial or other nonresidential structure shall (3) Openings may be equipped have the lowest floor, including base- with screens, louvers, or other ment,elevated a minimum of one foot coverings or devices;provided, above the level of the base flood eleva- that they permit the automatic tion. Substantial improvement of any entry and exit of flood waters. commercial, industrial or other nonresi- dential structure shall have the lowest b. Manufactured Homes: floor, including basement, elevated a minimum of one foot above the level of i. All manufactured homes to be the base flood elevation,or,together with placed or substantially improved attendant utility and sanitary facilities, within Zones Al-A30,AH,and AE on shall: the community's Flood Insurance Rate Map, on sites outside of a man- i. Be floodproofed so that below the ufactured home park or subdivision, base flood level the structure is wa- in a new manufactured home park or 3 -20.23 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-0501 tertight with walls substantially im- for manufactured homes.(Amd.Ord. permeable to the passage of water; 4851, 8-7-2000) ii. Have structural components ca- 4. Additional Restrictions within Flood- pable of resisting hydrostatic and hy- ways: Located within areas of special flood drodynamic loads and effects of hazard established in subsection B3c of this buoyancy; Section, Flood Hazards: Mapping and Docu- mentation, are areas designated as flood- iii. Be certified by a registered pro- ways. Since the floodway is an extremely fessional engineer or architect that hazardous area due to the velocity of flood the design and methods of construc- waters which carry debris, potential projec- tion are in accordance with accepted tiles, and erosion potential, the following pro- standards of practice for meeting visions apply: provisions of this subsection based on their development and/or review a. Increase in Flood Levels Prohib- of the structural design, specifica- ited: Encroachments, including fill, new tions and plans. Such certifications construction, substantial improvements, shall be provided to the Department and other development are prohibited un- Administrator; less certification by a registered profes- sional engineer demonstrates through iv. Nonresidential structures that hydrologic and hydraulic analyses per- are elevated, not floodproofed, must formed in accordance with standard engi- meet the same standards for space neering practice that: below the lowest floor as described in subsection I3a(ii) of this Section; i. Encroachments shall not result in any increase in flood levels during v. Applicants floodproofing nonres- the occurrence of the base flood dis- idential buildings shall be notified charge; and that flood insurance premiums will be based on rates that are one foot be- ii. There are no adverse impacts to low the floodproofed level (e.g., a the subject property or abutting or building floodproofed to the base adjacent properties;and flood level will be rated as one foot below). iii. There are no higher flood eleva- tions upstream; and d. Recreational Vehicles: Recre- ational vehicles placed on sites within iv. The impact due to floodway en- Zones Al-30,AH,and AE on the commu- croachment shall be analyzed using nity's Flood Insurance Rate Map not in- future land use condition flows. cluding recreational vehicle storage lots shall either: b. Residential Construction in Floodways: Construction or reconstruc- i. Be on the site for fewer than one tion of residential structures is prohibited hundred eighty (180) consecutive within designated floodways, except for: days; i. Repairs, reconstruction, or im- ii. Be fully licensed and ready for provements to a structure which do highway use,on its wheels or jacking not increase the ground floor area; system,is attached to the site only by and quick disconnect type utilities and se- curity devices, and has no perma- ii. Repairs, reconstruction or im- nently attached additions;or provements to a structure,the cost of which does not exceed fifty percent iii. Meet the requirements of sub- (50%) of the market value of the section 13b of this Section and the el- structure either: a) before the repair, evation and anchoring requirements reconstruction,or repair is started;or (Revised 10/00) 3 -20.24 4-3-050J b)if the structure has been damaged, b. Additional Requirements— and is being restored, before the Springbrook Creek: The higher of the damage occurred. Work done on City hydrologic and hydraulic model re- structures to comply with existing sults for the one hundred (100) year fu- health,sanitary,or safety codes or to • ture land use conveyance and storage structures identified as historic events shall be used by the City to deter- places shall not be included in the mine the volume of compensatory stor- fifty percent (50%). age required for filling within the one hundred (100) year flood zone of Spring- c. Compliance Requirements: If sub- brook Creek. sections I4a and 14b of this section are satisfied, all new construction and sub- i. An exception to this requirement stantial improvements shall comply with shall apply where the Federal Emer- all applicable flood hazard reduction pro- gency Management Agency(FEMA) visions of this section. (Amd. Ord. 4851, defined one hundred(100)year flood 8-7-2000) zone is lower than the City model re- sults for the one hundred (100) year 5. Critical Facility: Construction of new future land use conveyance event. critical facilities shall be, to the extent possi- ble, located outside the limits of the special ii. Under the exception, the lower flood hazard area (SFHA) (one hundred FEMA floodplain elevation shall be (100) year) floodplain. Construction of new used. The exception only applies for critical facilities shall be permissible within the the reach of Springbrook Creek be- SFHA if no feasible alternative site is avail- tween SW 43rd Street and Oakes- able. Critical facilities constructed within the dale Avenue near SW 41st Street. SFHA shall have the lowest floor elevated three feet or more above the level of the base c. Determining Finished Floor Eleva- flood elevation (one hundred (100) year) at tions According to FEMA: Although the site. Floodproofing and sealing measures City model results will apply to compen- must be taken to ensure that toxic sub- satory storage requirements,the FEMA stances will not be displaced by or released one hundred (100)year flood plain eleva- into flood waters. Access routes elevated to tions shall be used to establish building or above the level of the base flood elevation finished floor elevations to comply with shall be provided to all critical facilities to the other National Flood Insurance Program extent possible. (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) requirements. (Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) 6. Compensatory Storage: J. GEOLOGIC HAZARDS: a. Compensatory Storage Required: Development proposals and other alter- 1. Applicability: In addition to the general ations shall not reduce the effective base standards of subsection E of this Section,the flood storage volume of the floodplain. If following performance standards, subsec- grading or other activity will reduce the tions J2 to J8, apply to all regulated geologic effective storage volume, compensatory hazard areas, unless the subsection clearly storage shall be created on the site or off identifies that the standard applies only to a the site if legal arrangements can be specific geologic hazard category. Multiple made to assure that the effective com- performance standards may apply to a site pensatory storage volume will be pre- feature,for example steep slope, landslide served overtime.Compensatory storage and erosion hazards, based upon overlap- shall be configured so as not to trap or ping classification systems. strand salmonids after flood waters re- cede and may be configured to provide 2. Special Studies Required:Whenever a salmonid habitat or high flow refuge proposed development requires a develop- whenever suitable site conditions exist ment permit and a geologic hazard is present and the configuration does not adversely on the site of the proposed development or affect bank stability or existing habitat. on abutting or adjacent sites within fifty feet 3 - 20.25 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050J (50') of the subject site,geotechnical studies can be safely accommodated on the site and by qualified professionals shall be required. is consistent with the purposes of this Section. Specifically, geotechnical studies are re- quired for developments proposed on sites 5. Protected Slopes: with any of the following geologic hazards: • a. Prohibited Development: Develop- a. Sensitive and protected slopes; ment is prohibited on protected slopes. This restriction is not intended to prevent b. Medium, high, or very high landslide the subdivision or development of prop- hazards; erty that includes forty percent (40%) or greater slopes on a portion of the site, c. High erosion hazards; provided there is enough developable area elsewhere to accommodate building d. High seismic hazards; pads. e. Medium or high coal mine hazards. b. Exceptions through Modification: Exceptions to the prohibition may be 3. Independent Secondary Review: granted for: a. Required—Sensitive and Pro- i. Filling against the toe of a natural tected Slopes, and Medium, High,or rock wall or rock wall, or protected Very High Landslide Hazards:All geo- slope created through mineral and technical reports submitted in accor- natural resource recovery activities dance with subsection J2 of this Section, or public or private road installation Special Studies Required, and chapter or widening and related transporta- 4-8 RMC, Permits and Decisions, shall tion improvements, railroad track in- be independently reviewed by qualified stallation or improvement,or public specialists selected by the City,at the ap- or private utility installation activities plicant's expense. An applicant may re- pursuant to subsection N2 of this NS quest that independent review be waived Section, Modifications. by the Department Administrator in ac- cordance with subsection D4b, Review ii. Grading to the extent that it elim- Authority—Geologic Hazards, Habitat inates all or portions of a mound or to Conservation, Shorelines, Streams and allow reconfiguration of protected Lakes, and Wetlands. slopes created through mineral and natural resource recovery activities b. At City's Discretion—High Ero- or public or private road installation sion, High Seismic, Medium Coal or widening and related transporta- Mine,or High Coal Mine Hazards:The tion improvements, railroad track in- City may require independent review of stallation or improvement, or public an applicant's geotechnical report by or private utility installation activities, qualified specialists selected by the City, pursuant to subsection N2 of this at the applicant's expense. Section, Modifications. 4. Conditions of Approval: Conditions of c. Exceptions through Variance: Ex- approval may modify the proposal,including, ceptions to the prohibition may be but not limited to, construction techniques, granted for construction, reconstruction, design, drainage, project size/configuration, additions, and associated accessory or seasonal constraints on development. Ad- structures of a single family home on an ditional possible conditions may be listed un- existing legal lot pursuant to a variance der the performance standards for each as stated in RMC 4-9-250B1, where hazard type. Upon review of geotechnical there is not enough developable area studies,the development permit shall be con- elsewhere on the site to accommodate ditioned to mitigate adverse environmental building pads and provide practicable off- impacts and to assure that the development street parking. (Revised 10/00) 3 - 20.26 4-3-050J d. Exceptions through Waiver: Ex- high/very high landslide hazard areas, and ceptions to the prohibition may be high erosion hazard areas: granted for installation of public utilities- which tilitieswhich are needed to protect slope stabil- a. Erosion Control Plans: Develop- ity, and public road widening where all ment applications shall submit erosion the following provisions have been dem- control plans consistent with subsection onstrated: J2 of this Section, Special Studies Re- quired, and chapter 4-8 RMC, Permits i. The utility or road improvement is and Decisions. consistent with the Renton Compre- hensive Plan, adopted Utility Plans, b. Conditions of Approval: The Re- and the Transportation Improvement viewing Official may condition a develop- Program where applicable. ment proposal to achieve minimal site erosion, including, but not limited to, tim- ii. Alternative locations have been ing of construction and vegetation stabili- determined to be economically or zation, sequencing or phasing of functionally infeasible. construction, clearing and grading limits, and other measures. iii. A geotechnical evaluation indi- cates that the proposal will not in- c. On-Site Inspections: During con- crease the risk of occurrence of a struction,weekly on-site inspections shall geologic hazard, and measures are be required at the applicant's expense. identified to eliminate or reduce risks. Weekly reports documenting erosion control measures shall be required. Where the excepted activities above are allowed,the erosion control measures in 7. Very High Landslide Hazards: subsection J6 of this Section, Sensitive Slopes, Medium, High and Very High a. Prohibited Development: Develop- Landslide Hazards, and High Erosion ment shall not be permitted on land des- Hazards, shall also apply. (Amd. Ord. ignated with very high landslide hazards, 4851, 8-7-2000) except by variance, administered pursu- ant to RMC 4-9-250B1,for construction e. Native Growth Protection Areas— of a single family home on an existing le- Protected Slopes: Unless development gal lot. is allowed pursuant to subsection J5a(i), (ii), or(iii), Protected Slopes, those pro- b. Buffer Requirement:A buffer of fifty tected slopes shall be placed in a native feet(50') shall be established from the growth protection area pursuant to RMC top,toe and sides of a very high landslide 4-3-050G,or dedicated to a conservation hazard area. The Department Adminis- organization or land trust,or similarly pre- trator may increase or decrease the re- served through a permanent protective quired buffer based upon the results of a mechanism acceptable to the City. geotechnical report, and any increase or decrease based upon the results of the f. Conditions of Approval: Based geotechnical study shall be documented upon the results of the geotechnical re- in writing and included with the project port and independent review, conditions approval. of approval for developments on sites which include steep slopes may include, c. Native Growth Protection Area— but are not limited to vegetation enhance- Very High Landslide Hazards: The ment,slope stabilization,buffer zones,or landslide hazard area shall be placed in a other requirements. native growth protection area pursuant to subsection G of this Section,or dedicated 6. Sensitive Slopes—Medium, High and to a conservation organization or land Very High Landslide Hazards—High Ero- trust,or similarly preserved through a per- `` me sion Hazards:The following standards apply manent protective mechanism accept- to development on sensitive slopes, medium/ able to the City.Based upon the results of 3 -20.27 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050K the geotechnical study,the buffer may be on portions of the site,or other measures placed in a native growth protection area, offering equal protection from the hazard. or it may be designated as a"no build" easement,or the area may be designated i. Additional Engineering Design NIS in part,a native growth protection area • and Remediation Specifications: and in part, a"no build"easement. After approval of the mitigation ap- proach proposed as a result of sub- 8. Coal Mine Hazards: section J8c of this Section, and prior to construction, the applicant shall a. Medium Hazard— Report Re- complete engineering design draw- quired: Reports consistent with subsec- ings and specifications for remedia- tion J2 of this Section, Special Studies tion. Upon approval of the plans and Required,and chapter 4-8 RMC, Permits specifications, the applicant shall and Decisions, shall be prepared for de- complete the remediation. Hazard velopment proposed within medium coal mitigation shall be performed by or mine hazard areas and for development under the direction of a qualified en- proposed within two hundred feet (200') gineer or geologist. The applicant of a medium coal mine hazard area. An shall document the hazard mitigation applicant may request that the Depart- by submitting as-builts and a remedi- ment Administrator waive the report re- ation construction report. quirement pursuant to subsection D4b of this Section,Review Authority—Geologic d. Hazards Found during Construc- Hazards, Habitat Conservation, Shore- tion: Any hazards found during any de- lines,Streams and Lakes,and Wetlands. velopment activities shall be immediately where it has been determined through reported to the Development Services Di- field documentation that coal mine haz- vision. Any coal mine hazards shall be ards are not present. (Amd. Ord.4835, mitigated prior to recommencing con- 8-7-2000) struction based upon supplemental rec- ommendations or reports by the b. High Hazard—Report Required: applicant's geotechnical professional. Reports consistent with subsection J2 of this Section, Special Studies Required, e. Construction in Areas with Com- and chapter 4-8 RMC, Permits and Deci- bustion: Construction shall not be per- sions,shall be prepared for development mitted where surface or subsurface proposed within high coal mine hazard investigations indicate the possible pres- areas and for development proposed ence of combustion in the underlying within five hundred feet (500') of a high seam or seams, unless the impact is ad- coal mine hazard area.An applicant may equately mitigated in accordance with the request that the Department Administra- recommendations of the applicant's geo- tor waive the report requirement pursuant technical professional. to subsection D4b of this Section, Review Authority—Geologic Hazards, Habitat K. HABITAT CONSERVATION: Conservation, Shorelines, Streams and Lakes, and Wetlands, where it has been 1. Applicability: In addition to the general determined through field documentation standards of subsection E of this Section,the that coal mine hazards are not present. following performance standards, subsec- tions K2 to K5, apply to all non-exempt activ- c. Conditions of Approval: Based ities on sites containing critical habitat areas upon the results of studies prepared,the per subsection B5. City may condition approval of develop- ment by requiring mitigation. Potential 2. Habitat Assessment Required: Based mitigation may include, but is not limited upon subsection B5 of this Section, Habitat to, backfilling and sealing mine entries Conservation,the City shall require a habitat/ and shafts,backfilling existing sinkholes, wildlife assessment to determine the extent, removal or regrading or capping coal function and value of the critical habitat when *10 mine waste dumps, limiting development regulated activities are proposed which have (Revised 10/00) 3 -20.28 4-3-050M the potential to cause significant impacts. In b. Off-Site Mitigation: When mitiga- cases where a proposal is not likely to signif- tion cannot be provided on-site, mitiga- icantly impact the critical habitat and there is tion shall be provided in the immediate sufficient information to determine the effects vicinity of the permitted activity on prop- of a proposal, an applicant may request that • erty owned or controlled by the applicant, this report be waived by the Department Ad- and identified as such through a recorded ministrator in accordance with subsection document such as an easement or cove- D4b of this Section. The City may require in- nant, provided such mitigation is benefi- dependent review of an applicant's report by cial to the habitat area and associated qualified specialists selected by the City, at resources. the applicant's expense. c. In-Kind Mitigation: In-kind mitiga- 3. Native Growth Protection Areas: tion shall be provided except when the Based on the required habitat assessment, applicant demonstrates and the City con- the Reviewing Official may require critical curs that greater functional and habitat habitat areas and their associated buffers be value can be achieved through out-of- placed in a native growth protection area sub- kind mitigation. ject to the requirements of subsection G of this Section, or dedicated to a conservation L. SHORELINES, STREAMS AND organization or land trust, or similarly pre- LAKES: (Reserved) served through a permanent protective Pending issuance of"4d" Rule by the National mechanism acceptable to the City. Marine Fisheries Service and subsequent Tri- County Regulatory Response 4. Alterations Require Mitigation: If alter- ations to critical habitat/wildlife habitat or buff- M. WETLANDS: ers are proposed,mitigation shall be required by the City.The applicant shall evaluate alter- 1. Applicability: In addition to general native methods of developing the property standards of subsection E of this Section,the using the following criteria in this order: following performance standards apply to all regulated wetlands. a. Avoid any disturbances to the habi- tat. a. Regulated and Nonregulated Wet- lands—General: Wetlands created or b. Minimize any impacts to the habitat. restored as a part of a mitigation project are regulated wetlands. Regulated wet- c. Compensate for any habitat impacts. lands do not include those artificial wet- lands intentionally created from 5. Mitigation Options: In addition to any nonwetland sites for purposes other than performance standards or mitigation required wetland mitigation, including, but not lim- by wetland regulations, additional mitigation ited to, irrigation and drainage ditches, may be determined by the Reviewing Official grass-lined swales, canals,detention fa- based upon the consultant report submitted cilities, wastewater treatment facilities, by the applicant,and/or peer review of the ap- farm pond, and landscape amenities, or plicant's consultant report by a qualified pro- those wetlands created after July 1, 1990 fessional selected by the City at the appli- that were unintentionally created as a re- cant's expense, and/or by information from suit of the construction of a road, street, State or Federal agencies. or highway. The Department Administra- tor shall determine that a wetland is not a. On-Site Mitigation: Mitigation shall regulated on the basis of photographs, be provided on-site, unless on-site miti- statements, and other evidence. gation is not scientifically feasible due to physical features of the property. The b. Nonregulated Category 3 Wet- burden of proof shall be on the applicant lands:Based upon an applicant request, to demonstrate that mitigation cannot be the Department Administrator may deter- ''' provided on-site. mine that Category 3 wetlands are not 3 - 20.29 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050M considered regulated wetlands, if the ap- likely to impact the wetland in ques- plicant demonstrates the following crite- tion. ria are met: ii. Wetland Delineation:A wetland i. The wetland formed on top of fill delineation is required for any portion legally placed on a property; and of a wetland on the subject property that will be impacted by the permitted ii. The wetland hydrology is solely activities. provided by the compaction of the soil and fill material; and b. Study Waived: The study shall be waived by the Department Administrator iii. The U.S. Army Corps of Engi- when the applicant provides satisfactory neers has determined that they will evidence that a road, building or other not take jurisdiction over the wetland. barrier exists between the wetland and the proposed activity, or when the buffer 2. General Standards for Permit Ap- area needed or required will not intrude proval:Permit approval by the Reviewing Of- on the applicant's lot. ficial for projects involving regulated wetlands or wetland buffers shall be granted only if the 4. Delineation of Regulatory Edge of approval is consistent with the provisions of Wetlands: this section.Additionally,approvals shall only be granted if: a. Methodology: For the purpose of regulation,the exact location of the wet- a. A proposed action avoids adverse land edge shall be determined by the impacts to regulated wetlands or their wetlands specialist hired at the expense buffers or takes affirmative and appropri- of the applicant through the performance ate measures to minimize and compen- of a field investigation using the proce- sate for unavoidable impacts; and dures provided in the following manual: Washington State Wetlands Identifica *411110 - b. The proposed activity results in no tion and Delineation Manual,Washington net loss of regulated wetland area,value, State Department of Ecology, March or function in the drainage basin where 1997, Ecology Publication#96-94. the wetland is located; or b. Delineations—Open Water:Where c. Denial of a permit would deny all rea- wetlands are contiguous with areas of sonable use of the property and a vari- open freshwater, streams, or rivers,the ance process is successfully completed delineation shall be consistent with the to determine conditions for permitting of Washington State Wetlands Rating Sys- activity requested. tern:Western Washington, Second Edi- tion, Washington State Department of 3. Study Required: Ecology, August 1993, Publication#93- 74,Appendix 5,or another accepted Fed- a. When Study Is Required: Wetland eral or State methodology,subject to City classifications or delineations are re- review. quired as follows: c. Adjustments to Delineation by i. Wetland Classification:The ap- City:Where the applicant has provided a plicant shall be required to conduct a delineation of the wetland edge,the City study to determine the classification shall review and may render adjustments of the wetland if the subject property to the edge delineation. In the event the or project area is within one hundred adjusted edge delineation is contested by feet(100') of a wetland even if the the applicant,the City shall at the appli- wetland is not located on the subject cant's expense,obtain the services of an property but it is determined that al- additional qualified wetlands specialist to terations of the subject property are review the original study and render a fi- nal delineation. (Revised 10/00) 3 -20.30 4-3-050M d. Period of Validity for Wetland De- a. Buffers Required:Wetland buffer lineation: zones shall be required of all proposed regulated activities adjacent to regulated i. Within City Limits: A final wet- wetlands.Any wetland created,restored, land delineation,for properties within • or enhanced in conjunction with creation the city limits at the time the delinea- or restoration as compensation for ap- tion was prepared, is valid for five (5) proved wetland alterations shall include years, unless the Department Ad- the standard buffer required for the class ministrator determines that condi- of the wetland being replaced. Except as tions have changed.The five(5)year otherwise specified, all required wetland validity period shall remain applica- buffer zones shall be retained in their nat- ble for projects where complete ural condition. Where buffer disturbance building permit or preliminary plat ap- has occurred during construction or other plications have been submitted re- activities, revegetation with native vege- gardless of whether conditions have tation may be required. changed. Upon applicant request, extensions for additional years of va- b. Measurement of Buffers: All buff- lidity may be approved by the Depart- ers shall be measured from the wetland ment Administrator if an application boundary as surveyed in the field pursu- is proceeding in a timely manner ant to the requirements of subsection through the permit process. M4a of this Section, Methodology. ii. Outside City Limits:The period c. Standard Buffer Zone Widths:The of validity of wetland delineations for width of the required wetland buffer zone properties,which were unincorpo- shall be determined according to the wet- rated at the time of the delineation, land category.The buffer zone required will be determined by the Depart- for all regulated wetlands is determined ment Administrator. Following a re- by the classification of the wetland. If view of a wetland delineation standard buffer widths cannot be met, prepared for a unincorporated prop- and buffer reductions per subsection erty, since annexed into the city,the M6e of this Section,and buffer averaging Department Administrator may re- per subsection M6f cannot be accom- quire adjustments be made to the plished, a variance to buffer require- study or a new study prepared, per ments may be requested per subsection subsection M3 of this Section, Delin- N of this Section, Alternates, Modifica- eation of Regulatory Edge of Wet- tions and Variances,and RMC 4-9-2506, lands. Variance Procedures. 5. Determination of Wetland Classifica- Wetland Category Standard Buffer tion:Wetland studies shall determine the ap- Category 1 Very High 100 feet propriate wetland classification according to Quality subsection B7 of this Section,Wetlands.The Category 2—High Quality 50 feet City may accept a dual wetland classification for a wetland exhibiting a combination of Cat- Category 3—Lower Quality 25 feet egory 1 and 2 features or a combination of Category 1 and 3 features.The City will not d. Increased Wetland Buffer Zone accept a dual rating for a Category 2 wetland, Width:The Environmental Review Corn- such as a combined Category 2 and 3 rating. mittee may require increased standard Dual ratings for a Category 1 wetland shall be buffer zone widths in unique cases, i.e., consistent with the Washington State Wet- endangered species,very fragile areas, lands Rating System:Western Washington, when a larger buffer is necessary to pro- Second Edition, Washington State Depart- tect wetlands functions and values. This ment of Ecology, August 1993, Publication determination shall be supported by ap- #93-74. propriate documentation provided by the applicant or the City showing that in- 6. Wetland Buffers: creased buffers are reasonably related to 3 -20.31 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050M protection of the functions and values of subsequent corrective actions if ad- the regulated wetland. Such determina- verse impacts to regulated wetlands tion shall be attached as a condition of are discovered;or project approval and shall demonstrate 4.1000 that: ii. The project includes a buffer en- hancement plan using native vegeta- i. A larger buffer is necessary to tion and substantiates that the maintain viable populations of exist- enhanced buffer will be equal to or ing species;or improve the functional attributes of the buffer. An enhanced buffer shall ii. The wetland is used by species not result in greater than a twenty five listed by the Federal or the State gov- percent(25%) reduction in the buffer ernment as threatened, endangered width, and the reduced buffer shall and sensitive species and State- not be less than twenty five feet(25') listed priority species, essential habi- wide.Greater buffer width reductions tat for those species or has unusual require review as a variance per sub- nesting or resting sites such as heron section N3 of this Section. rookeries or raptor nesting trees or evidence thereof; or f. Averaging of Buffer Width: Stan- dard wetland buffer zones may be modi- iii. Nearby lands which drain into fied by averaging buffer widths. Upon the wetland are susceptible to severe applicant request, wetland buffer width erosion,and erosion control mea- averaging may be allowed by the Depart- sures will not effectively prevent ad- ment Administrator only where the appli- verse wetland impacts; or cant demonstrates all of the following: iv. Nearby lands which drain into i. The averaging is necessary to the wetland have minimal vegetative avoid denial of reasonable use to the cover or slopes greater than fifteen applicant caused by circumstances percent(15%). peculiar to the property; and e. Reduction of Buffer Width: Based ii. That the wetland contains varia- upon an applicant's request,the Depart- tions in sensitivity due to existing ment Administrator may approve a re- physical characteristics;and duction in the standard wetland buffer zone widths on a case-by-case basis iii. That only low impact land uses where the applicant can demonstrate would be located adjacent to areas compliance with subsections M6e(i)or(ii) where buffer width is reduced, and below.Such determination and evidence that such low impact land uses are shall be included in the application file guaranteed by covenant, deed re- and public notification shall be given by striction, easement or other legally posting the subject site and City Hall,and binding mechanism; and notifying parties of record. (Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) iv. That width averaging will not ad- versely impact the wetland function i. The adjacent land is extensively and values; and vegetated and has less than fifteen percent(15%) slopes and no direct v. That the total area contained or indirect, short-term or long-term, within the wetland buffer after aver- adverse impacts to regulated wet- aging is no less than that contained lands,as determined by the City,will within the required standard buffer result from a regulated activity. The prior to averaging; and City's determination shall be based on specific site studies by recognized vi. In no instance shall the buffer experts.The City may require long- width be reduced by more than fifty term monitoring of the project and percent(50%) of the standard buffer (Revised 10/00) 3 -20.32 4-3-050M or be less than twenty five feet(25') feasible. In determining whether to grant per- wide.Greater buffer width reductions mit approval per subsection M2 of this Sec- loorri require review as a variance per sub- tion, General Standards for Permit Approval, section N3 of this Section and RMC the Reviewing Official shall make a determi- 4-9-250B; and • nation as to whether the feasibility of less in- trusive methods of development have been vii. Buffer enhancement in the ar- adequately evaluated and that less intrusive eas where the buffer is reduced may methods of development are not feasible: be required on a case-by-case basis where appropriate to site conditions, a. Avoid any disturbances to the wet- wetland sensitivity, and proposed land or buffer; land development characteristics. b. Minimize any wetland or buffer im- 7. Wetlands—Native Growth Protection pacts; Areas: c. Restore any wetlands or buffer im- a. Protection Area Required: As a pacted or lost temporarily; and condition of any approval issued pursu- ant to this section for any development d. Compensate for any permanent wet- permit,the property owner shall be re- land or buffer impacts by one of the fol- quired to create a separate native growth lowing methods: protection area containing the areas de- termined to be wetland and/or wetland i. Restoring a former wetland and buffer in field investigations performed provide buffers at a site once exhibit- pursuant to subsections M4, Delineation ing wetland characteristics to corn- of Regulatory Edge of Wetlands,and M5, pensate for wetlands lost; Determination of Wetland Classification. ii. Creating new wetlands and buff- *o✓ b. Establishment: Native growth pro- ers for those lost; and tection areas shall be established pursu- ant to subsection G of this Section or iii. In addition to restoring or creat- dedicated to a conservation organization ing a wetland,enhancing an existing or land trust, or similarly preserved degraded wetland to compensate for through a permanent protective mecha- lost functions and values. nism acceptable to the City. 9. Compensating for Wetlands Impacts: c. Fencing May Be Required: The City shall require permanent fencing of a. Goal:The overall goal of any corn- the native growth protection area con- pensatory project shall be no net loss of taining wetlands and associated buffers wetland function and acreage and to when there is a substantial likelihood of strive for a net resource gain in wetlands the presence of domestic grazing ani- over present conditions.The concept of mals within the development proposal. "no net loss"means to create, restore The City shall also require as a permit and/or enhance a wetland so that there is condition that such fencing be provided if, no reduction to total wetland acreage subsequent to approval of the develop- and/or function. ment proposal,domestic grazing animals are in fact introduced. b. Plan Requirements:The applicant shall develop a plan that provides for land 8. Wetland Changes—Alternative Meth- acquisition, construction, maintenance ods of Development: If wetland changes and monitoring of replacement wetlands are proposed for a non-exempt activity, the that recreate as nearly as possible the applicant shall evaluate alternative methods wetland being replaced in terms of acre- of developing the property using the following age,function, geographic location and criteria in this order and provide reasons why setting, and that are equal to or larger a less intrusive method of development is not than the original wetlands. 3 -20.33 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050M c. Plan Performance Standards: may be allowed in order to offset the im- Compensatory mitigation shall follow an pacts resulting from an applicant's ac- approved mitigation plan pursuant to sub- tions. Enhancement is not allowed as sections M8 to M10 of this Section and compensation for a violator's actions. shall meet the following minimum perfor- mance standards. The applicant shall: f. Compensating for Temporary Wet- land Impacts: Where wetland distur- i. Demonstrate sufficient scientific bance has occurred during construction expertise,the supervisory capability, or other activities,see subsection C5f(iii) and the financial resources to carry of this Section. out the project; and g. Mitigation Bank Agreement—Gla- ii. Demonstrate the capability for cier Park Company: Pursuant to the monitoring the site and to make cor- Wetland Mitigation Bank Agreement be- rections during the monitoring period tween the City and the Glacier Park Com- if the project fails to meet projected pany, King County recording number goals;and 9206241805,wetland alteration and wet- land mitigation shall be conducted in ac- iii. Protect and manage, or provide cordance with the agreement. for the protection and management, of the compensation area to avoid 10. Wetland Compensation—Restora- further development or degradation tion,Creation,and Enhancement: The ap- and to provide for long-term persis- plicant may propose a mitigation approach tence of the compensation area;and that includes restoration or creation solely or combines restoration or creation with en- iv. Provide for project monitoring hancement.The City may require one mitiga- and allow annual City inspections. tion approach in favor of another if it is determined that: d. Acceptable Mitigation—Perma- , nent Wetland Impacts:Any person who a. There is a greater probability of suc- alters regulated wetlands shall restore or cess in ensuring no net loss of wetlands create equivalent areas or greater areas acreage,functions, and values; and of wetlands than those altered in order to compensate for wetland losses. En- b. The mitigation approach can be ac- hancement of wetlands may be provided complished on-site rather than off-site. as mitigation if it is conducted in conjunc- tion with mitigation proposed to create or 11. Wetlands Creation and Restoration: restore a wetland in order to maintain"no net loss"of wetland acreage. Subsec- a. Creation or Restoration Propos- tions M10 through M12 provide further als:Any applicant proposing to alter wet- detail on wetland restoration, creation, lands may propose to restore wetlands or and enhancement. create new wetlands,with priority first for on-site restoration or creation and then e. Restoration, Creation, or Com- second, within the drainage basin, in or- bined Enhancement Required—Com- der to compensate for wetland losses. pensation for Permanent Wetland Restoration activities must include restor- Impacts:As a condition of any permit al- ing lost hydrologic,water quality and bio- lowing alteration of wetlands and/or wet- logic functions. land buffers,or as an enforcement action the City shall require that the applicant b. Compliance with Goals:Applicants engage in the restoration or creation of proposing to restore or create wetlands wetlands and their buffers (or funding of shall identify how the restoration or cre- these activities) in order to offset the im- ation plan conforms to the purposes and pacts resulting from the applicant's or vi- requirements of this section and estab- olator's actions. Enhancement in lished regional goals of no net loss of conjunction with restoration or creation wetlands. (Revised 10/00) 3 - 20.34 4-3-050M c. Category:Where feasible, created Wetland functions and values shall be or restored wetlands shall be a higher calculated using the best professional category than the altered wetland. In no judgment of a qualified wetland ecologist cases shall they be lower, except as fol- using the best available techniques. Mul- lows: For impacts to Category 1 shrub- tiple or cooperative compensation scrub and emergent wetlands, if it is in- projects may be proposed for one project feasible to create or restore a site to be- in order to best achieve the goal of no net come a Category 1 wetland, the loss. Restoration or creation must be Administrator may allow for creation/res- within the same drainage basin. toration of high quality Category 2 wet- lands at one hundred fifty percent(150%) e. Acreage Replacement Ratio: The of the normally required creation/replace- ratios listed in subsections M11e(i), Ra- ment ratios of Category 1 shrub-scrub or tios For Wetland Creation or Restoration, emergent wetlands,within the basin. apply to all Category 1, 2,or 3 wetlands for restoration or creation which is in- d. Design Criteria: Requirements for kind, on-or off-site,timed prior to alter- wetland restoration or creation as com- ation, and has a high probability of suc- pensation areas shall be determined ac- cess. The required ratio must be based cording to the function,acreage,type and on the wetland category and type that re- location of the wetland being replaced. quire replacement. Ratios are deter- Compensation requirements should also mined by the probability of recreating consider time factors, the ability of the successfully the wetland and the inability project to be self-sustaining and the pro- of guarantees of functionality, longevity, jected success based on similar projects. and duplication of type and/or functions. i. RATIOS FOR WETLANDS CREATION OR RESTORATION: Wetland Category Vegetation Type Creation/Restoration Ratio ,, Category 1 Forested 6 times the area altered. Very High Quality Scrub-shrub 3 times the area altered. Emergent 2 times the area altered. Category 2 Forested 3 times the area altered. High Quality Scrub-shrub 2 times the area altered. Emergent 1.5 times the area altered. Category 3 Forested 1.5 times the area altered. Lower Quality Scrub-shrub 1.5 times the area altered. Emergent 1.5 times the area altered. 3 -20.35 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050M f. Increased Creation/Restoration/ plicant has successfully replaced Replacement Ratios:The Reviewing the wetland prior to its filling and Official may increase the ratios under the has shown that the replacement following circumstances:uncertainty as is successfully established for Nisol to the probable success of the proposed twelve (12) months. Ratios for restoration or creation;significant period Category 3 scrub-shrub and for- of time between destruction and replica- ested wetlands may be reduced tion of wetland functions; projected to 1.25 times the area altered losses in functional value;or off-site com- provided the applicant has suc- pensation. The requirement for an in- cessfully replaced the wetland creased replacement ratio will be prior to its filling and has shown determined through SEPA review,except that the replacement is success- in the case of remedial actions resulting fully established for two (2) from illegal alterations where the Depart- years. ment Administrator or Environmental Re- view Committee may require increased (2) If the applicant can aggre- wetland replacement ratios. gate two (2) or more Category 3 wetlands, each less than ten g. Decreased Creation/Restoration/ thousand (10,000) square feet, Replacement Ratios: into one wetland, the replace- ment ratio shall be reduced to i. Category 1: The Reviewing Offi- 1:1. If the combined wetland cial may decrease the ratios for Cat- would be rated as a Category 2 egory 1 forested and scrub-shrub wetland as a result of the combi- wetlands to 2.0 times the area al- nation, the buffer requirement tered, and to 1.5 times the area al- may be reduced to twenty five tered for emergent wetlands, feet(25') minimum provided the provided the applicant has success- buffer is enhanced. fully replaced the wetland prior to its filling and has shown that the re- h. Category 3 Replacement Option: placement is successfully estab- The applicant, at his/her expense, may lished for five (5) years. select to use accepted Federal or State methods to establish the functions and ii. Category 2:The Reviewing Offi- values for the Category 3 wetland being cial may decrease the ratios for Cat- replaced in lieu of replacement by acre- egory 2 forested and scrub-shrub age only. A third party review,funded by wetlands to 1.5 times the area al- the applicant, and hired and managed by tered provided the applicant has suc- the City, shall review and verify the re- cessfully replaced the wetland prior ports. Dependent upon the results of the to its filling and has shown that the functions and values evaluation, a Cate- replacement is successfully estab- gory 3 wetland may be replaced by as- lished for two (2) years. Ratios for suring that all the functions and values Category 2 emergent wetlands may are replaced in another location, within be reduced to 1.25 times the area al- the same basin. tered provided the applicant has suc- cessfully replaced the wetland prior i. Minimum Restoration/Creation Ra- to its filling and has shown that the tio: Unless allowed by subsection M11g replacement is successfully estab- of this Section, restoration or creation ra- lished for two (2) years. tios may only be reduced by modification or variance pursuant to subsection N, Al- iii. Category 3: ternates, Modifications and Variances, and RMC 4-9-250B, Variance Proce- (1) The Reviewing Official may dures, and RMC 4-9-250D, Modification decrease the ratios for Category Procedures. In order to maintain no net 3 emergent wetlands to 1.0 times loss of wetland acreage, in no case shall the area altered provided the ap- the restoration or creation ratio be less (Revised 10/00) 3 -20.36 4-3-050M than 1:1. This minimum ratio may not be Category 1 wetlands shall not be en- modified through the modification or vari- hanced to compensate for wetland alter- ance process. ation unless the wetland selected for %rrr enhancement is a Category 1 wetland 12. Wetland Enhancement: only by virtue of its acreage and three(3) vegetation classes,where the existing a. Enhancement Proposals—Com- vegetation is characterized partly or bined with Restoration and Creation: wholly by invasive wetland species. Any applicant proposing to alter wetlands may propose to enhance an existing de- d. Mitigation Ratios: Wetland alter- graded wetland, in conjunction with res- ations shall be created, restored and en- toration or creation of a wetland in order hanced using the formulas in subsection to compensate for wetland losses. Wet- Ml2d(i), Ratios for Wetland Restoration land enhancement shall not be allowed or Creation plus Enhancement. The fol- as compensation if it is not accomplished lowing is an example of use of the formu- in conjunction with a proposal to restore las below: or create a wetland. If one acre of Category 2, forested wet- b. Evaluation Criteria: A wetland en- land,were proposed to be removed, the hancement compensation project may be creation/replacement ratio (subsection approved by the Reviewing Official pro- M11 e(i)) requires that three (3) acres of vided that enhancement for one function forested Category 2 wetland be restored will not degrade another function. Wet- or created;if wetland enhancement were land function assessment shall be con- proposed (subsection M12d(i))for the ducted in conformance with accepted Category 2, forested wetland, 1.5 acres Federal or State methodologies. of forested Category 2 wetland would have to be created/restored and two (2) c. Wetlands Chosen for Enhance- acres of forested Category 2 wetland en- ,,,, ment: An applicant proposing to alter hanced, possibly in a different part of the wetlands may propose to enhance an ex- same wetland. (Amd. Ord. 4851, isting Category 2 or 3 wetland. Existing 8-7-2000) L RATIOS FOR WETLAND RESTORATION OR CREATION PLUS ENHANCEMENT Wetland Category Vegetation Type Restoration or Creation Ratio Enhancement Ratio Category 1 Forested 3 times the area altered plus 3.5 times the area altered Very High Quality Scrub-shrub 1.5 times the area altered plus 2 times the area altered Emergent 1 times the area altered plus 1.5 times the area altered Category 2 Forested 1.5 times the area altered plus 2 times the area altered High Quality Scrub-shrub 1 times the area altered plus 1.5 times the area altered Emergent 1 times the area altered plus 1 times the area altered Category 3 Forested 1 times the area altered plus 1 times the area altered Lower Quality Scrub-shrub 1 times the area altered plus 1 times the area altered Emergent 1 times the area altered plus 1 times the area altered 3 -20.37 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050M e. Ratio Modification and Minimum ii. On-site compensation is not fea- Restoration/Creation Ratio: An appli- sible due to problems with hydrology, cant may propose an increased creation soils, or other factors;or or restoration ratio and a decreased en- hancement ratio if the total combined ra- iii. Compensation is not practical do is maintained overall. Restoration/ due to potentially adverse impact creation or enhancement ratios shown in from surrounding land uses;or subsection M12d of this Section may only be reduced by modification or variance iv. Existing functional values at the pursuant to subsection N3, Alternatives, site of the proposed restoration are Modifications and Variances, and RMC significantly greater than lost wetland 4-9-250B, Variance Procedures, and functional values; or RMC 4-9-250D, Modification Proce- dures. In order to maintain no net loss of v. Established regional goals for wetland acreage,in no case shall the res- flood storage, flood conveyance, toration or creation ratio be less than 1:1. habitat or other wetland functions This minimum ratio may not be modified have been addressed and strongly through the variance process. justify location of compensatory measures at another site. 13. Out-of-Kind Replacement: Out-of- kind replacement may be used in place of in- b. Locations:Any off-site compensa- kind compensation only where the applicant tion approved by the City shall occur can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Re- within the same drainage basin as the viewing Official that: wetland loss occurred. In the City, the drainage basins are the Black River(in- a. The wetland system is already signif- cludes the Green River Valley), Lower icantly degraded and out-of-kind replace- Cedar River, East Lake Washington, ment will result in a wetland with greater West Lake Washington, Duwamish, and functional value; or May Creek. *0004 b. Scientific problems such as exotic c. Siting Recommendations: In se- vegetation and changes in watershed hy- lecting compensation sites,the City an- drology make implementation of in-kind courages applicants to pursue siting compensation impossible or unaccept- compensation projects in disturbed sites able; or which were formerly wetlands,and espe- cially those areas which would result in a c. Out-of-kind replacement will best series of interconnected wetlands. meet identified regional goals (e.g., re- placement of historically diminished wet- d. Timing: Compensatory projects land types). shall be substantially completed and ap- proved by the City prior to the issuance of 14. Off-Site Compensation: an occupancy permit. Construction of compensation projects shall be timed to a. When Permitted:Off-site compen- reduce impacts to existing wildlife and sation may be provided in lieu of on-site flora.The Reviewing Official may elect to compensation only where the applicant require a surety device for completion of can demonstrate that: construction. i. The hydrology and ecosystem of 15. Cooperative Wetland Compensation: the original wetland and those adja- Mitigation Banks or Special Area Manage- cent land and/or wetlands which ben- ment Programs (SAMP): efit from the hydrology and ecosystem will not be substantially a. Applicability:The City encourages, damaged by the on-site loss; and and will facilitate and approve coopera- tive projects wherein a single applicant or 11111100 other organization with demonstrated ca- (Revised 10/00) 3 -20.38 4-3-050M pability may undertake a compensation plan of action for all wetlands within the project under the following circum- special area. stances: Niiie e. Compensation Payments to Miti- i. Restoration or creation on-site gation Bank: Compensation payments, may not be feasible due to problems amount to be determined by the Review- with hydrology,soils,or other factors; ing Official, received as part of a mitiga- or tion or creation bank must be received prior to the issuance of an occupancy ii. Where the cooperative plan is permit. shown to better meet established re- gional goals for flood storage, flood 16. Mitigation Plans: conveyance,habitat or other wetland functions. a. Required for Restoration, Cre- ation and Enhancement Projects: All b. Process:Applicants proposing a co- wetland restoration, creation, and en- operative compensation project shall: hancement in conjunction with restora- tion and creation projects required i. Submit a permit application; pursuant to this section either as a permit condition or as the result of an enforce- ii. Demonstrate compliance with all ment action shall follow a mitigation plan standards; prepared by qualified wetland specialists approved by the City. iii. Demonstrate that long-term management will be provided;and b. Timing for Mitigation Plan Submit- tal and Commencement of any Work: iv. Demonstrate agreement for the The proponent shall submit a final wet- project from all affected property land mitigation plan for the approval of owners of record. the Development Services Division prior to the issuance of building or construction c. Mitigation Banks: Mitigation banks permits for development.The proponent are defined as sites which may be used shall receive written approval of the miti- for restoration,creation and/or mitigation gation plan prior to commencement of of wetland alternatives from a different any wetland restoration or creation activ- piece of property than the property to be ity. altered within the same drainage basin. The City of Renton maintains a mitigation c. Content of Mitigation Plan: Unless bank.A list of City mitigation bank sites is the City, in consultation with qualified maintained by the Planning/Building/ wetland specialists, determines, based Public Works Department. With the ap- on the size and scope of the develop- proval of the Planning/Building/Public ment proposal, the nature of the im- Works Department, non-City-controlled pacted wetland and the degree of mitigation banks may be established and cumulative impacts on the wetland from utilized. other development proposals, that the scope and specific requirements of the d. Special Area Management Pro- mitigation plan may be reduced, the miti- grams: Special area management pro- gation plan shall address all require- grams are those wetland programs ments in RMC 4-8-120D23, Wetland agreed upon through an interjurisdic- Mitigation Plan. tional planning process involving the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,the Washing- 17. Surety Devices: ton State Department of Ecology, any af- fected counties and/or cities, private a. Performance Surety Device Re- property owners and other parties of in- quired: The City shall require the appli- terest. The outcome of the process is a cant of a wetlands permit proposal to regional wetlands permit representing a post a performance surety device accept- 3 -20.39 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050N able to the City such as a letter of credit, sufficient to guarantee that structures, irrevocable set-aside letter or cash. improvements, and mitigation required by the permit or by this section perform i. Amount of Performance Surety satisfactorily for a minimum of five (5) *MO Device:The device shall be in an years after they have been completed. amount equivalent to one and one- The City shall release the maintenance half(1-1/2) times the estimated cost surety device upon determining that per- of the performance and with surety formance standards established for eval- and conditions sufficient to fulfill the uating the effectiveness and success of requirements of subsection M9 of the structures, improvements, and/or this Section, Compensating for Wet- compensatory mitigation have been sat- lands Impacts,and,in addition,to se- isfactorily met for the required period.For cure compliance with other mitigation projects, the performance conditions and limitations set forth in standards shall be those contained in the the permit. The amount and the con- mitigation plan developed pursuant to ditions of the surety device shall be subsection M16 of this Section and ap- consistent with the purposes of this proved during the permit review process. section. The amount of the security The maintenance surety device applica- can be modified to reflect more cur- ble to a compensation project shall not be rent data, particularly a signed con- released until the Department Adminis- tract. trator determines that performance stan- dards established for evaluating the ii. Breach of Conditions: In the effect and success of the project have event of a breach of any condition of been met. any permit protected by a surety de- vice,the City may institute an action N. ALTERNATES, MODIFICATIONS AND in a court of competent jurisdiction VARIANCES: upon such surety device and prose- cute the same to judgment and exe- 1. Alternates: cution. a. Applicability: See RMC 4-9-250E. iii. Release of Performance Se- curity Device: Until such written re- 2. Modifications: lease of the surety device, the principal or surety cannot be re- a. Applicability: The Department Ad- leased. The City shall release the ministrator may grant modifications, per surety device upon determining that: RMC 4-9-250D1,Application Time and Decision Authority, in the following cir- (1) All activities, including any cumstances: required compensatory mitiga- tion, have been completed in i. Aquifer Protection—Modifica- compliance with the terms and tions: The Department will consider conditions of the permit and the modification applications in the fol- requirements of this section;and lowing cases: (2) Upon the posting by the ap- (1) The request is to find that a plicant of a maintenance surety standard is inapplicable to that device. activity,facility, or development permit due to the applicant's pro- b. Maintenance Surety Device Re- posed methods or location; or quired:The City shall require the holder of a development permit issued pursuant (2) The request is to modify a to this section to post cash or other secu- specific standard or regulation rity acceptable to the City such as letter of due to practical difficulties; and credit or irrevocable set-aside letter in an amount and with surety and conditions (Revised 10/00) 3-20.40 4-3-050N (3) The request meets the in- public or private utility installation tent and purpose of the aquifer activities. protection regulations. The following procedures shall apply Based upon application of the above to any of the above activities: tests, applications which are consid- ered appropriate for review as modi- (1) The applicant shall submit a fications are subject to the proce- geotechnical report describing dures and criteria in RMC 4-9-250D, any potential impacts of the pro- Modification Procedures. Requests posed regrading and any neces- to modify regulations or standards sary mitigation measures; which do not meet the above tests shall be processed as variances. (2) All submitted reports shall (Amd. Ord.4851, 8-7-2000) be independently reviewed by qualified specialists selected by ii. Geologic Hazards—Modifica- the City at the applicant's ex- tions:An applicant may request that pense; the Department Administrator grant a modification to allow: (3) The Department Adminis- trator may grant, condition, or (1) Regrading of any slope deny the request based upon the which was created through previ- proposal's compliance with the ous mineral and natural resource applicable modification criteria of recovery activities or was cre- RMC 4-9-250D; and ated prior to adoption of applica- ble mineral and natural resource (4) Any slope which remains recovery regulations or through forty percent(40%) or steeper public or private road installation following site development shall or widening and related transpor- be subject to all applicable geo- tation improvements, railroad logic hazard regulations for track installation or improve- steep slopes and landslide haz- ment, or public or private utility ards, in this section. installation activities; iii. Wetlands—Modifications: An (2) Filling against the toe of a applicant may request that the De- natural rock wall or rock wall cre- partment Administrator grant a modi- ated through mineral and natural fication as follows: resource recovery activities or through public or private road in- (1) Modifications may be re- stallation or widening and related quested for a reduction in cre- transportation improvements, ation/restoration or enhance- railroad track installation or im- ment ratios for a Category 3 provement or public or private wetland; however,the creation/ utility installation activities; restoration ratio shall not be re- and/or duced below 1:1. (3) Grading to the extent that it (2) In addition to the criteria of eliminates all or portions of a RMC 4-9-250D, Modification mound or to allow reconfigura- Procedures,the following criteria tion of protected slopes created shall apply: The proposal will re- through mineral and natural re- suit in no-net loss of wetland or source recovery activities or pub- buffer area and functions. lic or private road installation or widening and related transporta- w, tion improvements,railroad track installation or improvement, or 3 -20.41 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-0500 3. Variances: by the Department Administrator, or by the Hearing Examiner, as indi- a. Aquifer Protection—Variance: cated in RMC 4-9-250B. i. Applicability: If an applicant d. Shorelines, Streams and Lakes— feels that the strict application of this Variances: (Reserved) Section would deny all reasonable use of the property or would deny in- 0. APPEALS: stallation of public transportation or utility facilities determined by the 1. General: See RMC 4-1-050 (Roles and public agency proposing these facili- Responsibilities) and RMC 4-8-110 (Ap- ties to be in the best interest of the peals). (Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) public health,safety and welfare,the applicant of a development proposal 2. Record Required—Flood Hazards: may apply for a variance. The Department Administrator or his/her des- ignee,the Building Official, shall maintain the ii. Application Submittal: An ap- records of all appeal actions and report any plication for a variance shall be filed variances to the Federal Insurance Adminis- with the Development Services Divi- tration upon request. sion. P. ASSESSMENT RELIEF—WETLANDS: iii. Review Authority: A variance shall be decided by the Hearing Ex- 1. City Assessments: Such landowner aminer based on the standards set should also be exempted from all special City forth RMC 4-9-250B, Variance Pro- assessments on the controlled wetland to de- cedures. (Amd.Ord.4851,8-7-2000) fray the cost of Municipal improvements such as sanitary sewers, storm sewers, water b. Flood Hazards—Variances: mains and streets. i. Applicability: Refer to RMC Q. MAPS: 4-9-250B. 1. Aquifer Protection: See Figure c. Geologic Hazards, Habitat Con- 4-3-05001 for reference map. servation,and Wetlands—Variance: 2. Flood Hazards: see Figure 4-3-05002 i. Applicability: If an applicant for reference map. feels that the strict application of this section would deny all reasonable 3. Geologic Hazards: use of the property containing a criti- cal area or associated buffer, or a. Coal Mine Hazards: would deny installation of public transportation or utility facilities de- i. Map: See Figure 4-3-050Q3a(i) termined by the agency proposing for reference map. these facilities to be in the best inter- est of the public health, safety and ii. Mapping Criteria: welfare, the public agency, the appli- cant of a development proposal may (1) Low Coal Mine Hazards apply for a critical area variance. (CL):Areas not identified as high or medium hazards.While no ii. Application Submittal: An ap- mines are known in these areas, plication for a critical areas variance undocumented mining is known shall be filed with the Development to have occurred. Services Division. iii. Review Authority: Variances `+ shall be determined administratively (Revised 10/00) 3 -20.42 4-3-050Q (2) Medium Coal Mine Haz- servation Service) soils desig- ards (CM): nated as D, E, or F. Nese (A) Lands overlying coal c. Landslide Hazards: mines, but not included in the high hazard category; and i. Map: See Figure 4-3-050Q3c(i) for reference map. (B) Surrounding lands overly- ing a wedge between a plane ris- ii. Mapping Criteria: ing vertically from the mine and a plane rising from the mine at a (1) Low Landslide Hazard break angle of between twenty (LL):Areas with slopes less than five (25) and forty (40) degrees. fifteen percent (15%). The break angle is measured from the vertical. The break an- (2) Medium Landslide Haz- gle appropriate for the given and (LM): areas with slopes be- seam is determined by the slope tween fifteen percent (15%) and of the seam and the workings. forty percent (40%)where the Approximate mine depths and surface soils are underlain by seam dip and break angles are permeable geologic units. The provided in Appendices C and D permeable units include: of the Summary Report, Critical and Resource Areas Evaluation, (A) Fill: af, afm, and m; GeoEngineers, 1991. (B) Alluvium: Qac, Qaw, Qas, (3) High Coal Mine Hazard and Qa; (CH):All lands where underlying coal mines are within two hun- (C) Vashon recessional and dred feet(200')below the ground advance glacial deposits: Qik, surface, or fifteen (15) times the Qit, Qiv, Qpa, Qis, Qys, Qyg, height of the mine workings be- Qvr, Qsr, and Qos; low the surface, whichever is less. (D) Vashon glacial deposits: Qg, Qgt, Qt, and Qvt. b. Erosion Hazards: (3) High Landslide Hazards i. Map: See Figure 4-3-050Q3b(i) (LH): Areas with slopes greater for reference map. than forty percent (40%) and ar- eas with slopes between fifteen ii. Mapping Criteria: percent(15%) and forty percent (40%)where the surface soils (1) Low Erosion Hazard(EL): are underlain by low permeability All surface soils on slopes less geologic units. The low perme- than fifteen percent(15%). ability units include: Mapped areas include all Natural Resource Conservation Service (A) Post-glacial lake and peat (formerly U.S.Soil Conservation silts:Qip, Qp, Qlm, and Qvl; Service)soils designated A,B,or C. (B) Pre-Vashon Pleistocene deposits:ass, Qu,Qc,Qcg,and (2) High Erosion Hazard Qog; (EH): All surface soils on slopes steeper than fifteen percent (C) Tertiary rock formations: (15%). Mapped areas include all Ts, Ti, Tr,Tt, Tet, Ttu,Tta, Teta, 'to "` Natural Resource Conservation and Ttl. Service (formerly U.S. Soil Con- 3 -20.43 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050Q (4) Very High Landslide Haz- e. Steep Slopes: ards (LV):All mapped landslide deposits: Qmc, Qm, QI, and i. Map: Refer to the City of Renton landslides known from public Steep Slope Atlas and Figure *101119 records. 4-3-050Q3e(i)for reference map. d. Seismic: 4. Shorelines, Streams and Lakes: (Re- served) i. Map:See Figure 4-3-050Q3d(i) for reference map. 5. Wetlands: Refer to the City of Renton Wetland and Stream Corridors Critical Areas ii. Mapping Criteria: Inventory and see Figure 4-3-05005 for ref- erence map. (Amd. Ord.4851, 8-7-2000) (1) Low Seismic Hazard(SL): All Vashon age glacial and older sediments. The mapped areas include: (A) All deposits of recessional and advance glacial deposits: Qik, Qit, Qiv, Qpa, Qis, Qys, Qyg, Qur, Qsr, Qos, Qog. (B) Vashon glacial deposits: Qg, Qgt, Qt, and Qvt; (C) Pre-Vashon Pleistocene deposits:ass, Qu, Qc, and Qcg; (D) Tertiary rock formations: Ts, Ti, Tr, Tt, Tet, Ttu, Tta, Teta, and Ttl; (E) Areas of roadway fill,af and afm, which overly the above units. (2) High Seismic Hazard (SH): Post-glacial deposits which are likely to be saturated as they occupy low areas and frequently overlay low perme- ability deposits.They include: (A) Deposits of fill:af, afm, and m; (B) Alluvium:Qaw, Qac, Qas, and Qa; (C) Mass wasting deposits: Qmc, Om, and al; (D) Post-glacial lake silts and peats: Qlp, Qp, Qlm, and Qvl. 1.60 (Revised 10/00) 3 - 20.44 4-3-050Q Figure 4-3-05001 AQUIFER PROTECTION ZONES _:ems �:rt-.. s+�<.._r:_:_ :i =Mr, _:;r. MERCER Ajar" "- ;3i.s'ceh`n --' - KE BOREN 1 4At - - - 1. :ZI— . IST AND l- --- p NEWCASTL. ,liatli.:* f .r n> ��:ti:F,::, ,__-________________ x 1 COAL CREEK a:,-r:..:.:.:;-__�:_.». ->_ _ _ c m -,� J TRIBUTARIES ___.__ - ES -_.>:-iJ..':=;-:-: _'i:.M,--.: .,s_M1`v..,' 41 ,,...„.e::;..17,...:.,..-_,,,. sa c, ar .by - ,:i.- A- :[. ?'F 4.fin`. S.1i.`v�,'`-f Sy _.�\ In a 3. r meq-,. �. 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' �_, V:':�y_ i'♦S•Ueb P+ '� •���i+�i• Y:0�•�.�`P�•�r�wOiOJi�r•• .111,,,,t,„ ,,,--414f .„.„.11:',-',-....,4. 14001.1111 ..... • lit ', l';',.*:, *.:: VA, ":`,,, '". teetetl.AANIN4tse 111111111k....4 0 r —- -- ' `41 111 i : ••0� ;•• i• : ❖•:: •.4. if ill cel ,. ��. H to w_iy•ua VAVAPvi 0 11.41 • s vdwaf�Rd t 11 ri- \_. i ..:„,„, :., , , r...,t,„, •�•..... ....................„ LAKE DESIRE-=-` in 9 }p KENT I s a fk _ l;:::::-11r LAKE r�i.`"- _ PANTHER LAKE _ -__ =--- Renton Municipal Code _ Roads ---__---_--= or Reference Only _Very High HazardModerate Hazard ,____--- Creeks 1 Inch= 1 Mile ag High Hazard :+:ii:49•:' Unclassified '�' ` Rivers Fil •.•..•a-.A.. 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Itio•-• _ 2_• - ,, - e ser.46L74, Y. 1_ Rev , \,, .4 IOW Y 511 t+eYMfWOf Y �+ 14' \\\ 1‘ u R ,� a.•ii .,.,���. •� �1 rH i in_ ,,!FIFA). o z F c,``, .z c ' _ n • A. w < mac+ • • e o cn U g Pr.w134 W \ —. % - _*. 1 • 91 ) LAKE DESIRE _ t' • Iv ti 1 KENT '1 - '_==-- ti •-` 5 -_-_PANTHER LAKE i __''_-'-= Renton Municipal Code v _ Roads For Reference Only 25 0%Slope Riverrss Ci Boundary 1 Inch=1 Mile 40+%Slope ::-:-.7,7-:-:-:-.7.--_--1_ Lakes — — Municipality Boundaries fir✓' 3 -20.51 (Revised 10/00) 411111111111111111111111. 4-3-050Q Figure 4-3-05004 SHORELINES, LAKES,STREAMS (Reserved) *01 (Revised 10/00) 3 -20.52 4-3-050Q Figure 4-3-05005 WETLANDS Niame = - Z- `i `1 - MERCER 74 ISLAND • s0. / r£ BOREN . j } " fi ae ) COAL CREEK �' �x ' 9 — J TRIBUTARIES --\ ,‘,"'4'=---",n—zsr..-,RV\ 09A . so 4.4- Nli ,mac a0' ,:e ,, '+ S Alp �;4 ,+vm { x cite' S J a r�mow' Nil 1 ,...,4,.. 0 a j .0•111 P .„ _ tA „iv, 114 ,441.1,ii, ,,, A \-- 1::., a ill \ iii, J'' li `4'S \P 1...t _ . 1 • 410 s r ` ____\1100 liplk \.- \\\ k, ) Itifit.I I P r/:41/I I I Ilikiiiiiiiiitii,vti,, ,1/4...viiiiL.......11 m I,: 4..,4., III i riri,s4 �6� , .., , / fil 4 1 ‘ •a IQ ' sx a cm vs F Agif41: , ,--- i I' Ad111 EIDAPP-1 Petroalsky NA / f NI LAKE DESIRE,. iliTifN . 1..--, :r KENT ` _ n * _____ PANTHER LAKE Renton Municipal Code — Creeks rFor Reference Only ROS Rivers City Boundary 1 Inch=1 Mile 111.111 Wetlands :=:. v Lakes —— — Municipality Boundaries 3 -20.53 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050R R. GENERIC HAZARDOUS MATERIALS LIST: GENERIC HAZARDOUS MATERIALS LIST GENERIC HAZARDOUS MATERIALS LIST `MS FOR INFORMATIONAL USE ONLY FOR INFORMATIONAL USE ONLY. Acid and basic cleaning solutions Processed dust and particulates Antifreeze and coolants Radioactive sources Arsenic and arsenic compounds Reagents and standards Battery acid Refrigerants Bleaches,peroxides Roofing chemicals and sealers Brake and transmission fluids Sanitizers,disinfectants,bactericides,and algaecides Brine solution Soaps,detergents and surfactants Casting and foundry chemicals Solders and fluxes Caulking agents and sealants Stripping compounds Cleaning solvents Tanning industry chemicals Cooling water(not isolated from process chemicals) Transformer and capacitor oils/fluids Corrosion and rust prevention solutions Wastewater treatment sludges Cutting fluids Degreasing solvents (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) Deicing materials Disinfectants Dyes Electroplating solutions Engraving solutions Etching solutions Explosives Fertilizers Food processing wastes Formaldehyde ti Fuels and additives Glues,adhesives,and resins Greases Hydraulic fluid Indicators Industrial and commercial janitorial supplies Industrial sludges and stillbottoms Inks,printing,and photocopying chemicals Laboratory chemicals Medical,pharmaceutical,dental,veterinary,and hos- pital solutions Metal dusts Mercury and mercury compounds Metals finishing solutions Oils Paints,pigments,primers,thinners,dyes,stains, wood preservatives,varnishing,and cleaning com- pounds Painting solvents PCBs Pesticides and herbicides Plastic resins,plasticizers,and catalysts Photo development chemicals Poisons Polishes Pool chemicals (Revised 10/00) 3 -20.54 4-3-050S S. PIPELINE MATERIAL: 1. PIPELINE MATERIAL REQUIREMENT Pipe Diameter in Inches Suggested Material Considerations(See Pipe Material <4 4-8 10-12 14=20 24-30 36-54 Spec subsection S2) Ductile Iron, Rubber Gaskets Cement Mortar-Lined 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2 AWWA C151, C104 abcdnopr Polyethylene-Lined 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2 AWWA C151 abcdnopr Ductile Iron, Nitrile Gaskets Cement Mortar-Lined 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2 AWWA C151,C104 bcdinopr Polyethylene-Lined 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3 AWWA C151 bcdeinopr PVC, Rubber Gasket Joints CL 150 or 200 1,2 1,2 1,2 AWWA C900 abjlnoprt SDR 35 1 1 ASTM D3034 PVC, Nitrile Gasket Joints 1,2,3 1,2,3 AWWA C900 bijlnoprt CL 150 or 200 PVC, Solvent Welded Joints 2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3 ASTM D1784, hjklnoprt Sch 80 D1785 Welded Steel, Rubber Gaskets Cement Mortar-Lined 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2 AWWA C200,C205 abfghnopr Dielectric-Lined 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2 AWWA C200, C210 abfghnopr Welded Steel,Welded Joints Cement Mortar-Lined 1,2 1,2 AWWA C200, C205 fghnopr Dielectric-Lined 1,2,3 1,2,3 AWWA C200,C210 fghnopr High Density Polyethylene Pipe 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2 1 ASTM D1248 and hkpqu Corrugated High Density D3350 Polyethylene Pipe-Smooth 1 1 1 1 1 ASTM D1248 and kpqsu Interior AASHTO Slip Form Liner 4,5 4,5 4,5 4,5 4,5 ASTM D638 mnopqr PIPELINE SERVICE 1.Storm Sewer 2. Sanitary Sewer and Side Sewer 3. Leachate Pipeline 4. Rehab Existing Storm Sewer 5. Rehab Existing Sanitary Sewer 2. CONSIDERATIONS ON SELECTION OF PIPE MATERIALS The Utility maintains a list of materials meeting performance standards. Other materials meeting similar performance standards or developed as the result of new technology may be approved by the Utility. a. Rubber gaskets may be severely damaged by petroleum products,particularly in prolonged exposures to concentrated flows containing little or no storm water or sanitary sewage. In cases where heavy concentrations of petroleum products may be experienced, nitrile(Nitrile-Butadiene;i.e., NBR)gaskets should be used. b. Gasketed joints may not be leak-proof at zero or low pressures,if improperly installed. c. Mechanical joints may be less likely to leak at low pressures than push-on joints. d. May need protective coatings and/or cathodic protection against external corrosion. e. Considered most reliable gasket and lining material for ductile iron leachate pipeline. f. Very difficult to repair linings on inside of joints in pipe smaller than 24-inch diameter. g. Almost always needs protective coatings and cathodic protection against external corrosion. h. Properly made joints are considered leak-proof. i. Nitrile gaskets may require long delivery time. j. Requires special attention to bedding and backfill depth to avoid structural failure of pipe. 3 - 20.55 (Revised 10/00) 4-3-050S k. Large thermal expansion coefficient. May need to limit solvent welded joints to 4-inch and smaller pipe. May require careful evaluation of pipe installation temperature and temperature of piped liquids to ensure joint integrity. I. Pipe not available over 12-inch diameter. ti m. Slip form lining is available in 6-inch through 60-inch diameter,for almost any pressure,if sufficient pipe cross- sectional area is available. n. Pressure grouts and gels are not acceptable for rehabilitation or patching of storm and sanitary sewers. o. Suitability of pipe lining and gasket material to resist chemical attack by conveyed fluids must be determined for each pipeline service considered. p. All storm and sanitary sewer manholes,catch basins,and inlets should be equipped with precast concrete bottom and sidewalls with rubber gasketed joints between sections,water-tight epoxy grout or other approved pipe entrances through walls, and approved waterproof coating of all interior floor and wall surfaces. Manholes,catch basins,and inlets should have no leakage when hydrostatically tested at atmospheric pressure. q. Has good resistance to a number of chemicals,petroleum products,and hydrogen sulfide corrosion. r. "Zero leakage"test requirement may be impossible to achieve under the best conditions for any pipe materials because trapped air may distort test results,even in a drop-tight pipe. Pressure and leakage test requirements should consider whether the pipe has steel slope or will stand full of liquid. Pipelines should be tested with the intent to prevent or minimize leakage.Air testing should not be allowed; hydrostatic testing should be as stringent as any found in the industry. Pipe materials,without regard for chemical attack,corrosion, or puncture,are generally ranked as follows, in decreasing order of liquid-tight reliability: • welded steel with welded joints • PVC with solvent welded joints • slip form liner • ductile iron with viton or rubber gaskets • welded steel with rubber gasketed joints • PVC with viton or rubber gasketed joints s. Joints should consist of"heat-shrink"wrap,standard corrugated coupling,and full pipe band clamps. t. The use of PVC may be restricted by other Utility policy in regards to depth of pipe cover. u. HDPE may be adversely affected by solvents; its use is not recommended where contact with solvents may occur. (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) (Revised 10/00) 3 -20.56 4-3-090B 4-3-060 (Reserved) C. MEETING SUMMARY: A summary of the meeting shall be compiled and likure circulated within seven(7)days of the meeting to 4-3-070 (Reserved) all in attendance who request in writing to receive the summary as well as parties that do not attend the meeting but request in writing to receive the 4-3-080 PUBLIC USE/"P" SUFFIX summary in response to the above-referenced no- NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES: tices. In addition, the Planning/Building/Public Works Department shall receive and keep the A. NOTICE REQUIRED: summary of the meeting in its files for future ref- The owner of any property designated with a "P" erence. suffix shall be required to give written notice to the owners of all property within a three hundred foot D. SPECIAL DEVELOPMENT (300') radius of the site involved, as well as all STANDARDS: residents and/or businesses within a three hun- Any use so designated with a "P"suffix shall be dred foot (300') radius of the site or facility, at allowed to develop pursuant to the special devel- least sixty(60) days in advance of any of the fol- opment standards for such uses contained RMC lowing: 4-2-110D, Condition 13,4-2-110H, Condition 26, 4-2-120C, Condition 28, or 4-2-130B, Condition 1. A proposed change of use of the pre- 14, as well as under the master site plan regula- mises; tions. (Ord. 4523, 6-5-1995) 2. A proposed change of the major tenant and/or tenant group using the premises if 4-3-090 SHORELINE MASTER such a change is determined by the Planning/ PROGRAM REGULATIONS: Building/Public Works Administrator or desig- nee to have probable major adverse impacts A. PROGRAM ADOPTED: Nitive to the immediate surrounding area; or The Shoreline Master Program, as issued and prepared by City of Renton Planning Commis- 3. Any proposed change of ownership of sion,of which one printed copy in book form has the premises. heretofore been filed and is now on file in the of- fice of the City Clerk and made available for ex- Such notice shall not be required if the proposed amination by the general public, is hereby change has been identified in a Master Site Plan adopted as the Shoreline Master Program by the adopted pursuant to the Master Site Plan Ordi- City of Renton. (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Rev. nance. The notice shall also invite these neigh- 7-22-1985 (Min.), 3-12-1990 (Res. 2787), borhood property owners, residents and/or 7-16-1990 (Res. 2805), Rev. 9-12-1993 (Min.), business persons to attend an informational Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) meeting in the area, hosted by the owner of the property or their representative. (Ord. 4523, The following is an excerpt from the officially 6-5-1995) adopted Shoreline Master Program. The com- plete Shoreline Master Program, including poli- B. NOTICE CONTENT: cies, should also be consulted. (Ord. 4722, The notices shall indicate that a summary of the 5-11-1998) meeting shall occur at least thirty(30) days in ad- vance of any of the above three (3) actions. At B. AUTHENTICATION, RECORD OF least fourteen (14) days in advance of the infor- PROGRAM: mation meeting the agency hosting the meeting The City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed shall give general notice of it and the availability to duly authenticate and record a copy of the following the meeting of the below referenced above mentioned Shoreline Master Program to- meeting summary in a local newspaper having gether with any amendments or additions thereto, broad circulation in the area. This meeting is in- together with an authenticated copy of this Sec- tended to explain the proposed changes and in- tion. (Ord. 3094, 1-10-1977, eff. 1-19-1977) fir,., vite citizen input. 3 - 20.57 (Revised 12/00) 4-3-090C C. AMENDMENTS: 3. Lake Washington. Any and all amendments, additions or modifica- tions to said Master Program, shall be by ordi- 4. May Creek from the intersection of May nance. (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Rev. 7-22-1985 Creek and N.E. 31st Street in the southeast (Min.), 3-12-1990 (Res. 2787), 7-16-1990 (Res. • quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 2805), Rev. 9-12-1993 (Min.), Ord.4716, 32-24-5E WM downstream in a northeasterly 4-13-1998; Amd. Ord.4633, 9-16-1996) direction to its mouth at Lake Washington. D. PURPOSES AND PRIORITIES: 5. Springbrook Creek from the Black River Each shoreline has its own unique qualities which on the north to SW 43rd Street on the south. makes it valuable, particularly Shorelines of Statewide Significance, which in Renton include 6. Black River. Lake Washington and the Green River. Prefer- ence is,therefore, given to the following uses in 7. The jurisdiction of this Master Program descending order of priority for shorelines of includes shorelines of the State as defined in statewide significance (as established by RCW subsection F of this Section. (Ord. 3758, 90.58.020): 12-5-1983,Rev.7-22-1985(Min.),3-12-1990 (Res. 2787), 7-16-1990 (Res. 2805), Rev. 1. Recognize and protect the statewide in- 9-12-1993 (Min.), Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) terest over local interest for shorelines of statewide significance. F. STATE OF WASHINGTON CLASSIFICATION OF WATER BODIES: 2. Preserve the natural character of the shorelines. 1. Shorelines of Statewide Significance: By State standards, the Green River and 3. Result in long-term over short-term ben- efits. 4. Protect the resources and ecology of the NisiO shorelines. 5. Increase public access to publicly owned areas of the shorelines. (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Rev.7-22-1985(Min.),3-12-1990 (Res. 2787), 7-16-1990 (Res. 2805), Rev. 9-12-1993 (Min.), Ord.4716, 4-13-1998) 6. Increase recreational opportunities for the public in the shoreline. E. REGULATED WATER BODIES: Approximately eighteen(18)miles of shoreline in the City of Renton are under the jurisdiction of the Shoreline Management Act of 1971. These eigh- teen (18) miles of shoreline in the City of Renton are considered an extremely valuable resource not only to the City of Renton,but also to the State Metropolitan Area of which Renton is an integral part. In the City of Renton,the following bodies of water are regulated by the Act: 1. Cedar River. 2. Green River. (Revised 12/00) 3 -20.58 4-3-090G Lake Washington are classified as Shorelines of Statewide Significance, and comprise ap- proximately 5.8 miles of the shorelines of the State regulated by the City of Renton. 2. Shorelines of the State: In addition, the shorelines of the Cedar River, Black River, Springbrook Creek, and May Creek are shorelines within the City. G. THREE (3) ENVIRONMENTS DESIGNATED BY CITY: 1. Names of Environments: Three(3) en- vironments, Natural, Conservancy, and Ur- ban,shall be designated to provide a uniform basis to apply policies and use regulations within distinctively different shoreline areas. 2. Basis for Designation: The environ- mental designation to be given any specific area shall be based on the existing develop- ment pattern,the biophysical capabilities and limitations of the area being considered for development and the goals and aspirations of local citizenry. Shorelines have been catego- rized according to the natural characteristics and use regulations have been designated Nino' herein. 3. Map of Environments:The above infor- mation is illustrated in the following map. (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Rev. 7-22-1985 (Min.), 3-12-1990 (Res. 2787), 7-16-1990 (Res. 2805), Rev. 9-12-1993 (Min.), Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) -*tare 3 -21 4-3-090G SHORELINE ENVIRONMENTS r�'%1....1;',lam..'{A=1 i;`1\ `� j :LIL C, 1 Aye 1 1 , c..,� ' ENVIRONMENTS `C t Urban J Conservancy g1,i _47, �'LAKE BOREN O,! . - , Natural ••• , ,_ , . , , ;:\......:1 I:.,/,: 1:, ) ' .2\ < 0aaLAXE WASHINGTONr " -.; lif { .D j ::_ 1 .— 1-J [! Jill 11 } 1 /4i;.rf x , � i ,'ri�� 11 J '‘,.i; • r 1-7-L1-5-1 -,, /- I,1 '--1. ; ci ...1r,t. ,,,,T3..< 1..1 ___-,t_ __.--....._.---,_,' ------ L , ___:Ll'i 1!`- 0-5.-.4-1,----11-1 1'1 ri ri. -,.: + ,2 • -j L _,..i. ,07' ,1.1,,,,,:.._„..---„Th,) ,' j'M1`i' ;/ y _ .. =,,_1 '1 'II'-4/1L-HP): 11-1----TLI II it � .f► ilii; I ��' i' 1 j'':� 1�t*. 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',9,/' Br ',•'zfjr.if siga tre a., Mlie,..•MIR I iii.ifkrtr 2 42 SN 39th St � ' 1111 % �i0iso 4I=t St. ��■■ EV ilMW ! ht 11710 Urd st. 1Sl7i�: 1 -Lu 1 ! LIr / f-I ieels .mil I U Urban Environment ellvt.ANNINO/eun.DINo/PU9ue WORKS 0 1000 2000 C Conservancy Environment R,..oat D.vi.a..ki,Y.Dotson Wetlands �� Jenusry 191x4 1:12000 Shoreline Boundary — — City Limits Note: This map depicts the approximate location of the Springbrook Creek shoreline boundary and associated wetlands governed by the Renton Shoreline Master Program.Application of the Renton Shoreline Master Program to a property is determined on a site-specific basis by the Development Services Division utilizing the regulations and definitions in the Program and any site specific environmental analysis. 3 -23 4-3-090H H. NATURAL ENVIRONMENT: 2. Areas to Be Designated as a Conser- vancy Environment: 1. Objective:The objective in designating a Natural environment is to protect and pre- a. Areas of high scenic value. serve unique and fragile shoreline or wetland environments in their natural state.The Natu- b. Valuable areas for wildlife habitat. ral environment is intended to provide areas of wildlife sanctuary and habitat preservation. c. Hazardous slope areas. (Ord.3758, 12-5-1983,Rev.7-22-1985(Min.) 3-12-1990 (Res. 2787), 7-16-1990 (Res. d. Flood-prone areas. 2805) Rev. 9-12-1993 (Min.), Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) e. Areas which cannot provide ade- quate utilities for intense development. 2. Areas to Be Designated as a Natural Environment: f. Areas with unique or fragile features. a. Areas that are unique or fragile. 3. Extent of the Conservancy Environ- ment:That portion of May Creek east of FAI- b. Floodway areas. 405 right-of-way and that portion of the south bank of the Cedar River, two thousand five 3. Extent of the Natural Environment: hundred feet(2,500)east of FAI-405 right-of- That portion of the north bank of the Black way, and that portion of Springbrook Creek River lying west of its confluence with Spring- beginning from approximately S.W. 27th brook Creek shall be designated Natural(see Street on the north to S.W. 31st Street on the the Shoreline Environment Map in subsection south, abutting City-owned wetlands in this G of this Section). area, and for that portion of the west side of the Creek in the vicinity of S.W. 38th Street 4. Acceptable Activities and Uses: The abutting the City's recently acquired Wet- only human activity that is acceptable is for lands Mitigation Bank shall be designated floodway drainage or storage. All other hu- Conservancy (see the Shoreline Environ- man activities including recreation are con- ment Map and the Springbrook Creek Shore- sidered inappropriate. line Boundary Map in subsection G of this Section). 5. Dedication for Flood Storage:The City of Renton recognizes that preservation of 4. Acceptable Activities and Uses: Activ- Natural shoreline areas can only be assured ities and uses considered to be acceptable in through public acquisition. Therefore, where a Conservancy environment are those of a private development is proposed in areas so nonconsumptive nature which do not de- designated, the City shall require dedication grade the existing character of the area. Uses as necessary for flood storage. that are to be predominant in a Conservancy environment are low-density residential, pas- t. CONSERVANCY ENVIRONMENT: sive agricultural uses such as pasture or range lands,and passive outdoor recreation. 1. Objective:The objective in designating a Conservancy environment is to protect, 5. Use Regulations in the Conservancy conserve, and manage existing areas with ir- Environment: replaceable natural or aesthetic features in essentially their native state, while providing a. Commercial Uses: Commercial for limited use of the area. The Conservancy uses shall be limited to home occupa- environment is intended to provide a pleasant tions, which shall be contained wholly break in the surrounding urban community. within the dwelling unit. This environment shall seek to satisfy a por- tion of the present and future needs of b. Fish and Game Reserve and Renton. Breeding Operations:Any such activity shall be allowed only by the Land Use Hearing Examiner. 3 -24 4-3-090J c. Industrial Uses:All industrial activi- 2. Areas to Be Designated as Urban En- ties are prohibited in a Conservancy en- vironment: vironment. a. Areas of High Intensity Land Use: d. Recreation Use: In the Conser- The Urban environment is an area of vancy environment,recreation uses shall high-intensity land use including residen- be limited to passive recreation. tial, commercial, and industrial develop- ment. The environment does not i. Permitted Uses: Public hiking necessarily include all shorelines within and bicycle trails, nonmotorized pub- an incorporated city, but is particularly lic fishing, public wading and swim- suitable to those areas presently sub- ming spots, public areas for nature jected to extremely intensive use pres- study, public picnic areas. sure, as well as areas planned to accommodate intensive urban expan- ii. Uses Allowed by Hearing Ex- sion. On certain shorelines planned for aminer: Public overnight camping future urban expansion, there should be areas. limitations based on the physical aspects of the site. e. Residential Uses: 3. Extent of the Urban Environment: All i. Permitted Uses: Low-density shorelines of the State regulated by the City single family residences. which are not designated as Conservancy or Natural are designated as Urban (see the ii. Prohibited Uses: Multi-family Shoreline Environment Map in subsection G residences of two(2) units or more. of this Section). f. Utilities: 4. Acceptable Use and Activities:All uses shall be allowed as indicated by subsection L w i. Local Service Utilities:The nec- of this Section, Specific Use Regulations. essary local service utilities shall be permitted for approved activities and 5. Use Regulations in the Urban Environ- uses within the Conservancy envi- ment: ronment and shall be underground per City Code requirements. a. Water-Oriented Activities: Be- cause shorelines suitable for urban uses ii. Major Utilities: Major utilities are a limited resource,emphasis shall be may be allowed only by approval of given to development within already de- the Land Use Hearing Examiner and veloped areas and particularly to water- only if they cross the conservancy oriented industrial and commercial uses. area in the shortest feasible route. b. Public Access: In this Master Pro- g. Roads: Necessary roads are permit- gram, priority is also given to planning for ted subject to the standards of subsec- public visual and physical access to Ova- tion L15 of this Section, Roads and ter in the Urban environment. Identifying Railroads. needs and planning for the acquisition of urban land for permanent public access J. URBAN ENVIRONMENT: to the water in the Urban environment shall be accomplished through the Mas- 1. Objective:The objective of the Urban ter Program. To enhance waterfront and environment is to ensure optimum utilization ensure maximum public use, industrial of shorelines within urbanized areas by pro- and commercial facilities shall be de- viding for public use,especially access to and signed to permit pedestrian waterfront along the water's edge and by managing de- activities where practicable, and the vari- velopment so that it enhances and maintains ous access points ought to be linked to shorelines for a multiplicity of viable and nec- nonmotorized transportation routes such essary urban uses. as bicycle and hiking paths. 3 -25 4-3-090K K. GENERAL USE REGULATIONS FOR ii. Community Disturbances: ALL SHORELINE USES: Noise, odors, night lighting, water and land traffic, and other structures 1. Applicability:This Section shall apply to and activities. *418004 all shoreline uses whenever applicable.Items included here will not necessarily be re- iii. Design Theme: Architectural peated in subsection L of this Section, Spe- styles, exterior designs, landscaping cific Use Regulations, and shall be used in patterns and other aspects of the the evaluation of all permits. overall design of a site shall be a uni- form or coordinated design, planned 2. Environmental Effects: for the purpose of visual enhance- ment as well as for serving a useful a. Pollution and Ecological Disrup- purpose. tion: The potential effects on water qual- ity, water and land vegetation, water life iv. Visually Unpleasant Areas: and other wildlife(including,for example, Landscaped screening shall be used spawning areas,migration and circulation to hide from public view any area that habits, natural habitats,and feeding),soil may impinge upon the visual quality quality and all other environmental as- of a site, for example, disposal bins, pects must be considered in the design storage yards, and outdoor work ar- plans for any activity or facility which may eas. have detrimental effects on the environ- ment. v. Outdoor Activities:Work areas, storage,and other activities on a site b. Burden on Applicant: Applicants in a residential area shall be in en- for permits must explain the methods that closed buildings, as is reasonably will be used to abate, avoid or otherwise possible, to reduce distractions and control the harmful effects. other effects on surrounding areas. Outdoor activities of commercial and c. Erosion: Erosion is to be controlled industrial operations shall be limited through the use of vegetation rather than to those necessary for the operation structural means where feasible. of the enterprise.Outdoor areas shall not be used for storage of more than d. Geology: Important geological fac- minimal amounts of equipment, tors—such as possible slide areas—on a parts, materials, products, or other site must be considered. Whatever activ- objects. ity is planned under the application for the development permit must be safe and 4. Public Access: appropriate in view of the geological fac- tors prevailing. a. Where possible, space and right-of- way shall be left available on the immedi- 3. Use Compatibility and Aesthetic Ef- ate shoreline so that trails, nonmotorized fects: bike paths, and/or other means of public use may be developed providing greater a. The potential impact of any of the fol- shoreline utilization. lowing on adjacent, nearby, and possibly distant land and shoreline users shall be b. Any trail system shall be designed to considered in the design plans and ef- avoid conflict with private residential forts made to avoid or minimize detrimen- property rights. tal aspects: c. No property shall be acquired for i. View Obstruction: Buildings, public use without just compensation to smokestacks, machinery, fences, the owner. piers, poles, wires, signs, lights, and other structures. 5. Facility Arrangement—Shoreline Ori- entation:Where feasible, shoreline develop- 3 -26 4-3-090L ments shall locate the water-dependent, ii. Tie-down areas should be no water-related and water-enjoyment portions closer than twenty feet(20')from the *44600, of their developments along the shoreline and ordinary high water mark of the place all other facilities inland. shoreline for aircraft. 6. Landscaping:The natural and proposed d. Seaplane Bases (Commercial): landscaping should be representative of the indigenous character of the specific types of i. Docks and Tie Down Areas: waterway(stream, lake edge, marshland) Docks for the mooring of seaplanes and shall be compatible with the Northwest are permitted. Seaplanes may be image.The scenic, aesthetic, and ecological stored on the dock or ramps. qualities of natural and developed shorelines should be recognized and preserved as valu- ii. Tie-down areas may be pro- able resources. vided on seaplane ramps. 7. Unique and Fragile Areas: Unique fea- e. Landscaping:Landscaping shall be tures and wildlife habitats should be pre- required around parking areas in accor- served and incorporated into the site. Fragile dance with City regulations. The land- areas shall be protected from development scaping shall be compatible with the and encroachment. activities and characteristics of aircraft in that it should be wind resistant, low pro- L. SPECIFIC USE REGULATIONS: file, and able to survive under adverse conditions. 1. Airports and Seaplane Bases: f. Services: Services or aircraft shall a. Airport Location: A new airport conform to FAA standards,which include shall not be allowed to locate within the fuel,oil spill clean-up, safety and firefight- shoreline. However, an airport already lo- ing equipment, and vehicle and pedes- '' sated within a shoreline shall be permit- trian separation. ted to upgrade and expand its facilities provided such upgrading and expansion 2. Aquaculture: would not have a detrimental effect on the shoreline. a. Location:Aquaculture operations may be located on streams and rivers, b. Location of Seaplane Bases: EXCEPT in Natural and Conservancy en- vironments and along urban areas devel- i. Private Seaplane Bases:A sin- oped with residential uses. gle private seaplane is permitted per residence. b. Time: Facilities shall be allowed on a temporary basis only. ii. Commercial Seaplane Bases: New commercial seaplane bases c. Design and Construction:All struc- may be allowed in industrial areas tures over or in the water shall meet the provided such bases are not contigu- following restrictions: ous to residential areas. i. They shall be securely fastened c. Airport Facilities: to the shore. i. Future hangars should be set ii. They shall be designed for a min- back a minimum of twenty feet(20') imum of interference with the natural from the ordinary high water mark of systems of the waterway including, the shoreline and shall be designed for example, water flow and quality, and spaced to allow viewing of air- fish circulation,and aquatic plant life_. Nome port activities from the area along the water's edge. 3 -27 4-3-090L iii. They should not prohibit or re- b. When Permitted:A bulkhead may strict other human uses of the water, be permitted only when: such as swimming and/or boating. i. Required to protect upland areas iv. They shall be set back appropri- or facilities. ate distances from other shoreline uses, if potential conflicts exist. ii. Riprap cannot provide the neces- sary protection. 3. Boat-Launching Ramps: iii. The bulkhead design has been a. Site Appropriateness—Water engineered by an appropriately State Characteristics:Water depth should be licensed professional engineer, and deep enough off the shore to allow use by the design has been approved by the boats.Water currents and movement and Renton Department of Public Works. normal wave action shall be suitable for ramp activity. c. Associated Fill:A bulkhead for the purpose of creating land by filling behind b. Site Appropriateness—Topogra- the bulkhead shall be permitted only phy:The proposed area should not when the landfill has been approved.The present major geological or topographi- application for a bulkhead shall be in- cal obstacles to construction or operation cluded in the application for the landfill in of the ramp. Site adaptation such as this case. (See subsection L8 of this Sec- dredging shall be minimized. tion, Landfills.) c. Dimensions and Location: The d. General Design Requirements: ramp should be designed so as to allow for ease of access to the water with mini- i. The burden rests upon the appli- mal impact on the shoreline and water cant for the permit to propose a spe- surface. cific type of bulkhead design which has been engineered by an appropri- d. Ramp Surface Material: The sur- ately State licensed professional en- face of the ramp may be concrete, pre- gineer. cast concrete, or other hard permanent substance. The material shall be perma- ii. All approved bulkheads are to be • nent and noncontaminating to the water. constructed in such a manner as to Loose materials, such as gravel or cin- minimize damage to fish and shell ders, will not be used. The material cho- fish habitat. In evaluating the applica- sen shall be appropriate considering the tion fora proposed bulkhead,the De- following conditions: Soil characteristics, velopment Services Division shall erosion,water currents,waterfront condi- consider the effect of the bulkheads tions, and usage of the ramp. on public access to publicly owned shorelines. Where possible, bulk- e. Review Required: Engineering de- heads are to be designed so as not to sign and site location approval shall be detract from the aesthetic qualities of obtained from the appropriate City de- the shoreline. partment. iii. Bulkheads are to be constructed 4. Bulkheads: in such a manner as to minimize al- terations of the natural shoreline and a. Applicability and Exemption: All to minimize adverse effects on bulkheads are subject to the regulations nearby beaches. set forth in this Master Program, except that bulkheads common to a single family iv. In cases where bulkheading is residence are exempted from the permit permitted, scientific information sug- system set forth in this Master Program gests a rock riprap design is pre- and Building Code. ferred. The cracks and openings in 3-28 4-3-090L such a structure afford suitable habi- 6. Dredging: tats for certain forms of aquatic life. If there is determined to be a severe a. Definition: The removal of earth or Ntrrr rate population, consideration must sediment from the bottom or banks of a be given to construction of a solid body of water. bulkhead to eliminate cracks and openings typical to a riprap structure. b. Permitted Dredging: Dredging is to be permitted only when: 5. Commercial Developments: i. Dredging is necessary for flood a. Location of Developments: control purposes, if a definite flood hazard would exist unless dredging i. New commercial developments were permitted. are to be encouraged to locate in those areas where current commer- ii. Dredging is necessary to correct cial uses exist. problems of material distribution and water quality, when such problems ii. New commercial developments are adversely affecting aquatic life or on Lake Washington which are nei- recreational areas. ther water-dependent, nor water-re- lated, nor water-enjoyment, nor iii. Dredging is necessary to obtain which do not provide significant pub- additional water area so as to de- lic access to and along the water's crease the intrusion into the lake of a edge will not be permitted upon the public, private or marina dock. This shoreline. type of dredging may only be allowed if the following conditions are met: b. Incorporation of Public Recre- The water of the dredged area shall ational Opportunities: Commercial de- not be stagnant or polluted; and the velopments should incorporate recre- water of the dredged area shall be ational opportunities along the shoreline capable of supporting aquatic life. for the general public. iv. Dredging may be permitted c. View Impacts: The applicant for a where necessary for the develop- shoreline development permit for a new ment and maintenance of public commercial development must indicate - shoreline parks and of private shore- in his application the effect which the pro- lines to which the public is provided posed commercial development will have access. Dredging may be permitted upon the scenic view prevailing in the where additional public access is given area. Specifically, the applicant provided and/or where there is antic- must state in his permit what steps have ipated to be a significant improve- been taken in the design of the proposed ment to fish or wildlife habitat, commercial development to reduce to a provided there is no net reduction minimum interference with the scenic upon the surface waters of the lake. view enjoyed by any significant number of people in the area. v. Dredging may be permitted to maintain water depth and navigabil- d. Setback:A commercial building ity. should be located no closer than fifty feet (50') to the ordinary high water mark; vi. Dredging is performed pursuant however, the Land Use Hearing Exam- to a remedial action plan, approved iner may reduce this requirement through under authority of the Model Toxics the variance process for good reason for Control Act or pursuant to other au- those structures that allow public access thorization by the Department of to and along the water's edge. Ecology, U.S. Army Corps of Engi- neer or other agency with jurisdic- tion. 3 -29 4-3-090L c. Prohibited Dredging: adjacent banks for access to the dredging area, the responsibility i. Dredging is prohibited in unique rests with the applicant to propose or fragile areas(see RMC 4-11-210) and carry out a method of restoration *se except for the purposes identified in of the disturbed area to a condition subsection L7a of this Section where minimizing erosion and siltation. appropriate Federal and/or State au- thorization has been received, and vi. Adjacent Properties: The re- any required environmental review sponsibility rests with the applicant to and mitigation is conducted. demonstrate a method of eliminating or preventing conditions that may: ii. Dredging solely for the purpose of obtaining fill or construction mate- • Create a nuisance to the public rial, which dredging is not directly re- or nearby activity. lated to those purposes permitted in subsection L7a of this Section, is pro- • Damage property in or near the hibited. area. d. Regulations on Permitted Dredg- • Cause substantial adverse effect ing: to plant, animal, aquatic or hu- man life in or near the area. i. Report by Engineer Required: All proposed dredging operations • Endanger public safety in or near shall be planned by an appropriate the area. State licensed professional engineer. An approved engineering report shall vii. Contamination: The applicant be submitted to the Renton Develop- shall demonstrate a method to con- ment Services Division as part of the trol contamination and pollution to application for a shoreline permit. water, air, and ground. NitS ii. Applicant's Responsibility: viii. Disposal of dredged mate- The responsibility rests solely with rial:The applicant shall demonstrate the applicant to demonstrate the ne- a method of disposing of all dredged cessity of the proposed dredging op- material. Dredged material shall not eration. be deposited in a lake or stream ex- cept if the material is approved as iii. Minimal Adverse Effect:The part of a contamination remediation responsibility further rests with the project approved by appropriate applicant to demonstrate that there State and/or Federal agencies. In no will be a minimal adverse effect on instance shall dredged material be aquatic life and/or on recreational ar- stockpiled in a shoreland area. If the eas. dredged material is contaminant or pollutant in nature,the applicant shall iv. Timing: The timing of any propose and carry out a method of dredging operation shall be planned disposal that does not contaminate so that it has minimal impact or inter- or pollute water, air, or ground. ference with fish migration. 7. Industrial Development: v. Adjacent Bank Protection: When dredging bottom material of a a. When Permitted: Industrial devel- body of water, the banks shall not be opments are to be permitted only when: disturbed unless absolutely neces- sary.The responsibility rests with the i. They are water-dependent, wa- applicant to propose and carry out ter-related or they provide reason- practices to protect the banks. If it is able public access to and along the *000 absolutely necessary to disturb the water's edge. New industrial devel- 3 -30 4-3-090L opments on Lake Washington which iii. When in a public use area, land- are neither water-dependent,nor wa- fill would be advantageous to the ter-related shall provide significant general public; or public access. iv. When repairs or modifications ii. They minimize and cluster those are required for existing bulkheads water-dependent and water-related and fills; or portions of their development along the shoreline and place inland all fa- v. When landfill is required for flood cilities which are not water-depen- control purposes; or dent; and, vi. When a landfill is part of a reme- iii. Any over-water portion is water- dial action plan approved by the De- dependent, is limited to the smallest partment of Ecology pursuant to the reasonable dimensions, and is ap- Model Toxics Control Act, or other- proved by the Land Use Hearing Ex- wise authorized by the Department of aminer; and, Ecology, U.S. Army Corps of Engi- neers, or other agency with jurisdic- iv. They are designed in such man- tion. ner as to enhance the scenic view; and, vii. Justification for landfill for any other purpose than those listed in v. It has been demonstrated in the subsections L8a(i)through(vi)of this permit application that a capability Section will be allowed only with prior exists to contain and clean up spills approval of the Land Use Hearing or discharges of pollutants associ- Examiner. ated with the industrial development. 9. Marinas: b. Setbacks:Industrial structures shall be set back twenty five feet(25') mini- a. When Permitted: Marinas shall be mum from the ordinary high water mark. permitted only when: 8. Landfills: i. Adequate on-site parking is avail- able commensurate with the moor- a. When Permitted: Landfills shall be age facilities provided. (See permitted in the following cases: subsection L9b(vi) of this Section.) i. For detached single family resi- ii. Adequate water area is available dential uses,when the property is lo- commensurate with the actual moor- cated between two(2) existing age facilities provided. bulkheads,the property may be filled to the line of conformity provided the iii. The location of the moorage fa- fill does not exceed one hundred cilities is convenient to public roads. twenty five feet(125')in length along the ordinary high water mark and b. Design Requirements: thirty five feet(35') into the water, and provided the provisions of RMC i. Marinas are to be designed in the 4-9-19014b(i) through 4-9-19014b(vi) manner that will minimize adverse ef- are satisfactorily met; or fects on fish and shellfish resources and be aesthetically compatible with ii. When a bulkhead is built to pro- adjacent areas. tect the existing perimeter land, a landfill shall be approved to bring the ii. Marinas utilized to overnight and contour up to the desired grade; or long-term moorage are not to be lo- cated in shallow-water embayments with poor flushing action. 3 -31 4-3-090L iii. Applications for permits for ma- at the surface of the earth, mining by the rina construction are to be evaluated auger method,and production of surface for compliance with standards pro- mining refuse. The surface mining shall mulgated by Federal,State,and local not include reasonable excavation or "omit agencies. grading conducted for farming, on-site road construction,or on-site building con- iv. Marinas and other commercial struction. boating activities are to be equipped with receptacles to receive and ade- 11. Parking: quately dispose of sewage, waste, rubbish, and litter from patrons' a. Public Parking: In order to encour- boats. age public use of the shoreline, public parking is to be provided at frequent loca- v. Applications for development tions. Public parking facilities should be permits for the construction of marl- discouraged along the water's edge. nas must affirmatively indicate that Public parking facilities are to be de- the marina will be equipped to con- signed and landscaped to minimize ad- tain and clean up any spills or dis- verse impact upon the shoreline and charges of pollutants associated with adjacent lands and upon the water view. boating activities. b. Private Parking: Private parking fa- vi. Parking should be provided in cilities are to be located away from the accordance with the following ratio: water's edge where possible. private and public marinas: two (2) per three(3)slips; private marina as- 12. Piers and Docks: sociated with residential complex: one per(3) slips. a. Purpose: To establish approval and design criteria. vii. Special designated loading ar- eas should be provided near piers in b. Fees Prohibited: No fees or other the amount of one parking space per compensation may be charged for use by twenty five(25) slips; all other park- nonresidents of piers or docks accessory ing areas are to be located one hun- to residences. dred feet(100') from the ordinary high water mark. c. General Design Requirements: c. Location of Marinas: i. Minimize Interference: Piers and docks shall be designed to mini- i. Marinas shall be permitted only mize interference with the public use upon Lake Washington. Marinas of the water surface and shoreline. must provide adequate access, park- ing, and surface water area in rela- ii. Floating Docks: The use of tion to the number of moorage floating docks in lieu of other types of spaces provided. docks is to be encouraged in those areas where scenic values are high 10. Mining: and where substantial conflicts with recreational boaters and fishermen a. All mining, including surface mining, will not be created. shall be prohibited. iii. Expansion Encouraged: The b. Surface mining shall mean all or any expansion of existing piers and part of the process involved in extraction docks is encouraged over the con- of minerals by removing the overburden struction of new facilities. and mining directly from the mineral de- posits thereby exposed, including open iv. General Criteria for Approval pit mining of minerals naturally exposed of Docks and Piers: The responsi- 3-32 4-3-090L bility rests upon the applicant to affir- als, petrochemicals and other pollut- matively demonstrate the need for ants from entering surface water the proposed pier or dock in his appli- during and after construction. cation for a permit.The approval of a new dock or pier or a modification or • d. Allowable Types of Piers and extension of an existing dock or pier Docks: Permits for the following con- shall include a finding that the follow- struction of piers or docks will be allowed: ing criteria have been met: i. Piers and docks which provide for • The dock or pier length does not public recreational access and use or extend beyond a length neces- marinas. sary to provide reasonable and safe moorage. ii. Community piers and docks in new major waterfront subdivisions. • The dock or pier does not inter- fere with the public use and en- iii. Piers and docks which are con- joyment of the water nor create a structed for private joint use by two hazard to navigation. (2) or more waterfront property own- ers. • The dock or pier will not result in the unreasonable interference iv. Private single family residence with the use of adjacent docks piers and docks. and/or piers; and v. Community piers and docks for • The dock or pier must comply multi-family residence including with the design criteria specified apartments, condominiums, or simi- in the following sections. lar developments. err v. Construction Type:All piers vi. Water-dependent commercial and docks shall be built of open pile and industrial uses. construction except that floating docks may be permitted where there e. Design Criteria for Single Family is no danger of significant damage to Docks and Piers: an ecosystem, where scenic values are high, and where one or more of i. Number:There shall be no more the following conditions exist: than one pier per developed water- front lot or ownership. • Extreme water depth, beyond the range of normal length piling. ii. Dock Size Specifications: The following dock specifications shall be • A soft bottom condition, provid- allowed: ing little support for piling. • Length:The dock may extend to • Ledge rock bottom that renders it a maximum of eighty feet(80') not feasible to install piling. beyond the ordinary high water line into the water or until a depth vi. Safety:All piers and docks shall of twelve feet(12') below the be constructed and maintained in a mean low water mark,whichever safe and sound condition. is reached first. However, in no case shall a dock of less than vii. Protection from Toxic Materi- fifty feet(50') in length be re- als:Applicants for the new construc- quired. tion or extension of piers and docks or the repair and maintenance of ex- • Width: The maximum width of a isting docks shall use materials and dock shall be eight feet(8'). methods which prevent toxic materi- 3 - 33 4-3-090L • Location: No portion of a pier or specified below under subsec- dock for the sole use of a private tion L12i of this Section once an single family residence may lie individual has failed to work with closer than five feet(5')to an ad- an adjacent property owner in jacent property line. establishing a joint use dock. • Extension: One extension of a f. Design Criteria for Multi-Family dock parallel to the shoreline or Residence Docks: one float may be allowed pro- vided such extension is not lo- i. Resident Moorage: Moorage at cated closer that five feet(5') the docks shall be limited to residents from a side lot line or exceed one or owner of the subdivision, apart- hundred (100) square feet in ments, condominiums or similar de- size. velopments for which the dock was built. iii. Joint Use Piers and Docks: ii. Maximum Number of Berthing • Location:A joint use dock may Spaces:The ratio of moorage berths be constructed for two(2)contig- to residential units shall be one berth uous waterfront properties and for every two (2) dwelling units. may be located on a side prop- erty line or straddling a side iii. Length of Multiple Family Pier property line, common to both or Dock: Multiple family piers and properties. docks shall not exceed a length of one hundred eighty feet(180') into • Agreement:A joint use owner- the water beyond the ordinary high ship agreement or covenant water mark, except as may be al- shall be prepared with the appro- lowed under subsection L12i of this priate signatures of the property Section. Neil" owners in question and recorded with the King County Assessor's g. Design Criteria for Recreational, Office. A copy of the recorded Commercial and Industrial Docks:The agreement shall be provided to following dock specifications shall be al- the City. Such document should lowed: specify ownership rights and maintenance provisions. i. Length and Depth: Unless oth- erwise determined or directed by any • Dock Size Specifications:Joint State agency having jurisdiction, the use docks and piers may extend dock may extend into the water one to eighty feet(80')beyond the or- hundred fifty feet(150'); if the depth dinary high water mark or to a of thirty feet(30') is not reached,the depth of twelve feet(12'), which- dock may be extended until a depth ever is reached first. of thirty (feet 30') is reached, pro- vided the dock does not exceed two • Joint use docks and piers may hundred fifty feet(250'); and in the not exceed a maximum width of case of a marina adjacent to a desig- twelve feet(12'). nated harbor area,docks and associ- ated breakwaters may extend to the • Joint use docks and piers may greater of(a) the distance deter- be allowed one pier extension or mined pursuant to the foregoing crite- float a maximum of one hundred ria, (b) the inner harbor line, or(c) fifty (150) square feet in size for such point beyond the inner harbor each owner. line as is allowed by the terms of a lease, license or other formal autho- • Requests for greater dock rization approved by the Washington NIS length may only be submitted as State Department of Natural Re- 3 -34 4-3-090L sources or other agency with jurisdic- beyond the ordinary high water tion. mark, except public recreation floats. ii. Width:The maximum width shall be twelve feet(12'). i. Variance to Dock and Pier Dimen- sions: Requests for greater dock and iii. Location: Docks shall be pier dimensions than those specified placed no closer than thirty feet(30') above may be submitted as variance ap- to a side property line. plications to the City's Land Use Hearing Examiner. Any greater dimension than iv. Piers or Docks Associated those listed above may be allowed by the with City Trails: Docks or piers Land Use Hearing Examiner for good which are associated or linked with reason,which shall include, but is not lim- City trails shall be no greater than ited to, conditions requiring greater dock necessary to serve the intended pur- dimensions. The Examiner, in approving pose and will be determined by the a variance request,shall include a finding City on a case-by-case basis. that a variance request compiles with: h. Use of Buoys and Floats: i. The criteria listed in subsection L12c of this Section when approving i. Buoys and Floats Encouraged: such requests; and Where feasible,the use of buoys and floats for moorage, as permitted be- ii. The criteria specified in RMC low under subsection L12h(ii)of this 4-9-19014. Section, may be allowed as an alter- native to the construction of piers and 13. Recreation: docks. Such buoys and floats are to be placed as close to shore as possi- a. Definition:The refreshment of body liohoe ble in order to minimize hazards to and mind through forms of play, amuse- navigation, including reflectors for ment or relaxation. The recreational ex- nighttime visibility. In no case shall a perience may be active, such as boating, buoy be located further from the fishing, and swimming, or may be pas- shoreline than the allowable length sive, such as enjoying the natural beauty for docks. of the shoreline or its wildlife. ii. Requirements: Floats shall be b. Public Recreation: Public recre- allowed under the following condi- ation uses shall be permitted within the tions: shoreline only when the following criteria are considered: • Floats shall be anchored to allow clear passage on all sides by i. Accessibility to the water's edge small watercraft. is provided consistent with public safety needs and in consideration of • Floats shall not exceed a maxi- natural features. mum of one hundred (100) square feet in size. A float pro- ii. Recreational development shall posed for joint use between adja- be of such variety as to satisfy the di- cent property owners may not versity of demands of the local corn- exceed one hundred fifty (150) munity; and square feet per residence. iii. Just compensation is provided • A single family residence may to the owner for property acquired for only have one float. the public use; and Nifty' • Floats shall not exceed a length iv. It is designed to avoid conflicts of fifty feet(50') into the water with owner's legal property rights and 3 -35 4-3-090L create minimum detrimental impact of Lake Washington, significant public on the adjoining property; and access shall be provided. v. It provides parking spaces to 15. Roads and Railroads: 4.4110 handle the designed public use, and it will be designed to have a minimum a. Scenic Boulevards: Shoreline impact on the environment. roadways should be scenic boulevards where possible c. Private Recreation: Private recre- ational uses open to the public shall be b. Sensitive Design: Roadways lo- permitted only when the following stan- cated in shoreland areas should be lim- dards are met: ited and designed and maintained to prevent soil erosion and to permit natural i. There is reasonable public ac- movement of groundwater. cess to the recreational uses, includ- ing access along the water's edge c. Debris Disposal:All debris and where appropriate. In the case of other waste materials from construction Lake Washington, significant public are to be disposed of in such a way as to access shall be provided. prevent their entry by erosion into any water body. ii. The proposed facility will have no significant detrimental effects on ad- d. Road Locations: Road locations jacent parcels; and are to be planned to fit the topography, where possible, in order that minimum al- iii. Adequate, screened, and land- teration of existing natural conditions will scaped parking facilities that are sep- be necessary. arated from pedestrian paths are provided. 16. Stream Alteration: 14. Residential Development: Floating a. Definition: Stream alteration is the `rrr le residences are prohibited. Residential devel- relocation or change in the flow of a river, opments shall be allowed only when: stream or creek.A river, stream or creek is surface water runoff flowing in a natural a. Adequate public utilities are avail- or modified channel. able; and b. Permitted Stream Alteration: b. Residential structures are set back inland from the ordinary high water mark i. Unless otherwise prohibited by a minimum of twenty five feet(25') or subsection Ll 6c of this Section, consistent with setback provisions of the stream alteration may be allowed Renton Municipal Code, whichever pro- subject to the regulations in subsec- vides the greater setback; and tion L16d of this Section. c. Density shall not increase beyond ii. Stream alteration may be permit- the zoning density outlined in the Renton ted if it is part of a public flood hazard Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Code. reduction/habitat enhancement project approved by appropriate d. New residential developments shall State and/or Federal agencies. be encouraged to provide public access. Unless deemed inappropriate due to c. Prohibited Stream Alteration: health,safety or environmental concerns, new multi-family, condominium, planned i. Stream alteration is prohibited in unit developments, and subdivisions ex- unique and fragile areas, except if cept short plats, shall provide public ac- the stream alteration is part of a pub- cess along the water's edge; in the case lic flood hazard reduction/habitat en- hancement project approved by 3 -36 4-3-090L appropriate State and/or Federal i. Provisions for maintenance oper- agencies. ation and emergency access have Now been provided. ii. Stream alteration solely for the purpose of enlarging the developable ii. They link water access points portion of a parcel of land or increas- along the shoreline,or they link water ing the economic potential of a parcel access points along the shoreline of land is prohibited. with upland community facilities. iii. Stream alteration is prohibited if iii. They are designed to avoid con- it would be significantly detrimental to flict with private property rights and to adjacent parcels. create the minimum objectionable impact on adjacent property owners. d. Regulations on Stream Alteration: (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Rev. 7-22-1985 (Min.), 3-12-1990 (Res. i. Engineering: All proposed 2787), 7-16-1990(Res. 2805), stream alterations shall be designed 9-12-1993 (Min.), Ord. 4716, by an appropriately State licensed 4-13-1998) professional engineer. The design shall be submitted to the Develop- iv. Just compensation is provided ment Services Division as part of the to the owner for property to be ac- application. quired by the public. ii. Applicant's Responsibility: v. They insure the rights and pri- The responsibility rests solely with vacy of the adjoining property own- the applicant to demonstrate the ne- ers. cessity of the proposal. vi. Over-water structures required. iii. Timing: The timing and the by the trails are determined to be in methods employed will have minimal the public interest. adverse effects on aquatic life. vii. They are designed with a sur- iv. Pollution: Pollution is to be min- face material which will carry the ac- imized during and after construction. tual user loads and will have a minimum impact on the environment. v. Low Flow Maintenance: The project must be designed so that the 18. Utilities: low flow is maintained and the es- cape of fish at low water is possible. a. Native Vegetation:The native vege- tation shall be maintained whenever pos- vi. Over-Water Cover: No perma- sible.When utility projects are completed nent over-water cover or structure in the water or shoreland, the disturbed shall be allowed unless it is in the area shall be restored and landscaped as public interest. nearly as possible to the original condi- tion, unless new landscaping is deter- 17. Trails: mined to be more desirable. a. Definition: For the purposes of the b. Landscaping: All vegetation and Shoreline Master Program, trails are a screening shall be hardy enough to with- nonmotorized transportation route de- stand the travel of service trucks and sim- signed primarily for pedestrians and bicy- ilar traffic in areas where such activity clists. occurs. b. Permitted Uses: Trail uses shall be c. Screening of Public Utilities:When permitted within the shoreline, when the a public utility building, telephone ex- following standards are met: change, sewage pumping operation or a 3 -37 Ala h. 4-3-090L public utility is built in the shoreline area, iii. Petro-chemical or toxic material the requirements of this Master Program pipelines shall have automatically shall be met and the following screening controlled shutoff valves at each side requirements shall be met. If the require- of the water crossing. ments of subsection L18a of this Section, Native Vegetation, and the requirements iv. All petro-chemical or toxic mate- of this subsection are in disagreement, hal pipelines shall be constructed in the requirements of this subsection shall accordance with the regulations of take precedence. the Washington State Transportation Commission and subject to review by i. If the installation is housed in a the City Public Works Department. building, the building shall conform architecturally with the surrounding e. Major Utilities—Specifications: buildings and area or with the type of building that will develop due to the i. Overhead High Voltage Power zoning district. Lines: Structure of overhead power lines should be single-pole type or ii. An unhoused installation on the other aesthetically compatible de- ground or a housed installation that sign. Joint use docks and piers may does not conform with subsection extend to eighty feet(80')beyond the L18c(i) of this Section shall be sight ordinary high water mark or to a screened with evergreen trees, depth of twelve feet(12'),whichever shrubs, and landscaping planted in is reached first. sufficient depth to form an effective and actual sight barrier within five(5) ii. Electrical Distribution Substa- years. tions: Electrical distribution substa- tions shall be at a shoreland location iii. An unhoused installation of a only when the applicant proves there. dangerous nature, such as an electri- exists no other site out of the shore- cal distribution substation, shall be land area and when the screening re- enclosed with an eight foot(8') high quirements of subsection L18c of this open wire fence. Such installations Section are met. shall be sight screened with ever- green trees,shrubs,and landscaping iii. Communications:This Section planted in sufficient depth to form an applies to telephone exchanges in- effective and actual sight barrier ex- cluding radar transmission installa- cept at entrance gate(s), within five tions, receiving antennas for cable (5) years. television and/or radio,and any other facility for the transmission of corn- d. Special Considerations for Pipe- munication systems. Communica- lines: Installation and operation of pipe- tions installations may be permitted lines shall protect the natural conditions in the shoreline area only when there of adjacent watercourses and shorelines. exists no feasible site out of the shoreline and water area and when i. Water quality is not to be de- the screening requirements of sub- graded to the detriment of marine life section L18c of this Section are met. nor shall water quality standards be In an aesthetic interest, such installa- violated. tions shall be located as far as possi- ble from residential,recreational,and ii. Native soils shall be protected commercial activities. from erosion and natural conditions restored. Watercourse banks and iv. Pipeline Utilities:All pipeline bottoms shall be protected, where utilities shall be underground. When necessary, with suitable surface underground projects are completed treatment. on the bank of a water body or in the shoreland or a shoreline, the dis- 3-38 4-3-090M turbed area shall be restored to the Pretreatment of storm runoff or diver- original configuration. Underground sion to sanitary sewers may be re- utility installations shall be permitted- quired to keep deleterious substanc- only when the finished installation es out of neighboring watercourses. shall not impair the appearance of Storm sewer sizes and specifications such areas. shall be determined by the Public Works Department in accordance v. Public Access: All utility corn- with A.P.W.A. guidelines. panies shall be asked to provide pe- destrian public access to utility iv. Discharges of Pollutants and owned shorelines when such areas Petroleum Products: are not potentially hazardous to the public.Where utility rights-of-way are • Agency Review: Discharges of located near recreational or public pollutants into watercourses and use areas, utility companies shall be groundwater shall be subject to encouraged to provide said rights-of- the Washington State Depart- way as parking or other public use ar- ment of Ecology, Corps of Engi- eas for the adjacent public use area. neers, and the Environmental Protection Agency for review of vi. All-Inclusive Utility Corridor: permits for discharge. When it is necessary for more than one major utility to go along the same • Oil Separations: These units general route, the common use of a shall be required at sites that single utility right-of-way is strongly have oil waste disposal into san- encouraged. It would be desirable to itary or storm sewer.These units include railroad lines within this right- shall be built to Municipality of of-way also. Metropolitan Seattle(METRO)or State of Washington Department *lire f. Local Service Utilities, Specifica- of Public Health specifications. tions: • Petroleum Bulk Storage and i. Waterlines: Sizes and specifica- Distribution: Petroleum facili- tions shall be determined by the Pub- ties shall hereafter not be al- lic Works Department in accordance lowed. with American Water Works Associa- tion (AWWA) guidelines. g. All-Inclusive Utility Tunnels: For the distribution of local utilities, utility tun- ii. Sanitary Sewer: The existence nels under the street right-of-way are rec- or use of outhouses or privies is pro- ommended to carry all local utility hibited.All uses shall hook to the mu- services. For new development, the tun- nicipal sewer system.There shall be nel could be built at the time of road con- no septic tanks or other on-site sew- struction. The tunnel would include all age disposal systems. Storm drain- utility services, both public and private, age and pollutant drainage shall not necessary for use in the public right-of- enter the sanitary sewer system. way,such as wiring for street lighting and During construction phases, corn- water lines for fire hydrants and all utility mercial sanitary chemical toilets may services necessary for the private uses of be allowed only until proper plumbing the area. (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Rev. facilities are completed. All sanitary 7-22-1985(Min.),3-12-1990(Res.2787), sewer pipe sizes and materials shall 7-16-1990(Res.2805),9-12-1993(Min.), be approved by the Renton Planning/ Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) Building/Public Works Department and METRO. M. VARIANCES AND CONDITIONAL USES: iii. Storm Sewers: A storm sewer See RMC 4-9-1901. (Ord. 4722, 5-11-1998) drainage system shall be required. 3 - 39 (Revised 2/00) 4-3-090N N. AMENDMENTS TO SHORELINE e. Consider the individual merits of pro- MASTER PROGRAM: posals. 1. Time: The City shall review this Master 2. Establish two categories of regulations: 'O Program every four(4) years hereafter, or ,(a)"minimum standards"which must be met sooner if necessary. (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, unless modified as provided in RMC Rev. 7-22-1985 (Min.), 3-12-1990 (Res. 4-9-250D, and (b) "guidelines"which, while 2787), 7-16-1990 (Res. 2805), 9-12-1993 not mandatory, are considered by the Devel- (Min.), Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) opment Services Director in rendering a deci- sion on a proposal. 2. Review Process: Any amendments to this Master Program shall be reviewed first by B. APPLICABILITY: the Planning Commission,which shall con- duct one public hearing on the proposed 1. This Section shall apply to all attached amendment.The Planning Commission shall residential development and commercial/res- make a recommendation to the City Council, idential mixed use development in the Resi- which may hold one public hearing before dential Multi-Family-Urban (RM-U) and making a determination. Any proposed Center Downtown (CD) zones as defined on amendment shall be submitted to the Wash- the Urban Center Design Overlay District ington State Department of Ecology for ap- Map shown in subsection B2 of this Section. proval in accordance with the Shoreline Management Act of 1971. (Ord. 3758, a. Exemptions: 12-5-1983, Rev.7-22-1985(Min.),3-12-1990 (Res. 2787), 7-16-1990(Res. 2805), i. Interior Remodels: Interior re- 9-12-1993 (Min.), Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) models of existing buildings or struc- tures provided the alterations do not O. VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES: modify the building facade. See RMC 1-3-1C. (Ord. 4722, 5-11-1998) ii. SEPA Exempt Developments: .401110 P. APPEALS: All development categorically ex- See RMC 4-8-110H. (Ord. 4722, 5-11-1998) empt from review under the State En- vironmental Policy Act (chapter 43.21C RCW and chapter 197-11 4-3-100 URBAN CENTER DESIGN WAC) and under RMC 4-9-070, En- OVERLAY REGULATIONS: vironmental Review Procedures. A. PURPOSE: The purpose of this Section is to: 1. Establish design review regulations in accordance with policies established in the Land Use and Downtown Elements of the Renton Comprehensive Plan in order to: a. Maintain and protect property values, b. Enhance the general appearance of the City, c. Encourage creativity in building and site design, d. Achieve predictability, balanced with flexibility, and (Revised 2/00) 3 -40 4-3-100C 2. Urban Center Design Overlay District Map. • N 2 Z z z Z 'd S > -- c, Q y; Y a, , \ Q n : v o Is &ookso to Airport Way.. 0 - . N 2nd St ■ S Tobin St '- 3 I , N, Way N I .. N Q f d 4 S 2nd St ,2nd z. ' _� IIU 1ir — S3rd St2 `; hi, 3rd-PI Q__. II _Illi i �5 .,, .� ... ,Ip „ == is. tin PC ' .- - - 1.1" A" 4\t,_p�.I Pr' di-,, Bea! a i' \ p a 'diI i-i3 ' JO 2.2 c i_4_,---_—_-_ %_,k CC = CC o j N J _ sc 1f11 3 th St 9 ria " ___v', , •. . ,• ---- N ai ' -o :.9th . `a> C. ADMINISTRATION: 3. Modification of Minimum Standards: The Development Services Director shall 1. Review Process:Applications subject to have the authority to modify the minimum Urban Center Design Overlay District regula- standards of this Section subject to the provi- tions shall be processed as a component of sions of RMC 4-9-250B provided a develop- the governing land use process. ment as a whole meets the intent of the regulations in subsections D, E, F and G of 2. Authority: The Director of the Develop- this Section. ment Services Division shall have the author- ity to approve, approve with conditions, or Exception: deny proposals based upon the provisions of the design regulations. Modifications to the requirements in subsec- tions RMC 4-3-100D1a(i) and D1a(ii) are lim- In rendering a decision, the Director will con- ited to the following circumstances: sider proposals on the basis of individual merit, will consider the overall intent of the a. When the building is oriented to an minimum standards and guidelines, and en- interior courtyard, and the courtyard has *ow' courage creative design alternatives in order a prominent entry and walkway connect- to achieve the purposes of this Section. ing directly to the public sidewalk; or 3 -41 (Revised 2/00) arrrr 4-3-100D b. When a building includes an archi- trances should be accessible and tectural feature that connects the building should be clearly delineated. entry to the public sidewalk; or v. Multiple buildings on the same .44100 c. In complexes with several buildings, site should incorporate elements • when the building is oriented to an inter- such as plazas,walkways, and land- nal integrated walkway system with scaping along pedestrian pathways prominent connections to the public side- to provide a clear view to destina- walk(s). tions. D. BUILDING SITING AND DESIGN: vi. Ground floor units should be di- rectly accessible from the street. 1. Pedestrian Building Entries: 2. Transition to Surrounding Develop- a. Minimum Standards: ment: i. Building Orientation: Attached a. Minimum Standards: Careful siting buildings shall be oriented to the and design treatment is necessary to street with clear connections to the achieve a compatible transition where sidewalk. new buildings differ from surrounding de- velopment in terms of building height, ii. Entrance Location: A primary bulk and scale. The following design ele- entrance of each building shall be lo- ments shall be considered to promote a cated on the facade facing the street. transition to surrounding uses: Such entrances shall be prominent, visible from the street, connected by i. Setbacks at the side or rear of a a walkway to the public sidewalk and building may be increased in order to include human scale elements. reduce the bulk and scale of larger buildings and so that sunlight b. Guidelines: reaches adjacent yards; i. Entries from the street should be ii. Building proportions, including clearly marked with canopies, archi- step backs on upper levels; tectural elements, ornamental light- ing, or landscaping. Entries from iii. Building articulation to divide a parking lots should be subordinate to larger architectural element into those related to the street. smaller pieces; ii. Entries should provide transition iv. Roof lines, pitches, and shapes. space between the public street and the private residence such as a b. Guidelines: (None required). porch, landscaped area, terrace or similar feature. E. PARKING, ACCESS, AND CIRCULATION: iii. Features such as entries, lob- bies,and display windows should be 1. Location of Parking: oriented to the right-of-way; other- wise, screening or art features such a. Minimum Standards: No parking as trellises, artwork, murals, land- shall be located between a building and scaping, or combinations thereof, the front property line or the street side should be incorporated into the yard of a corner lot. street-oriented facade. b. Guidelines: (None Required). iv. Pedestrian pathways from pub- lic sidewalks to primary entrances,or from parking lots to primary en- (Revised 2/00) 3 - 42 4-3-100E 2. Design of Surface Parking: building. Use similar forms, materi- als, and details to enhance garages. a. Minimum Standards: Parking lot lighting shall not spill onto adjacent or vii. Garage parking should be se- abutting properties. cured with electronic entries. b. Guidelines: viii. The street side of parking ga- rages should incorporate one of the i. Where multiple driveways are following uses in street-facing fa- necessary, landscaping should be cades: provided to separate drives and min- imize their impact on the (1) Retail or service commer- streetscape. cial uses in the Center Down- town (CD) zone. ii. Landscaping and/or appropriate fencing from surrounding properties (2) Facilities or services for res- should screen surface parking areas. idents, such as recreation rooms, or building lobbies. iii. Lighting should incorporate cut- off shields to prevent off-site glare. (3) Residential units that have access directly to the street. 3. Structure/Garage Parking: (4) Service and storage func- a. Minimum Standards: (None re- tions should be located away quired). from the street edge and gener- ally not be visible from the street b. Guidelines: or sidewalks. _rr► i. Parking garage entries should be 4. Vehicular Access: designed and sited to complement, but not subordinate the pedestrian a. Minimum Standards: (None re- entry. If possible, locate the parking quired). entry away from the street, to either the side or rear of the building. b. Guidelines: ii. Parking garage entries should i. Parking lots and garages should not dominate the streetscape. be accessed from alleys or side streets. iii. The design of structured parking at finished grade under a building ii. Driveways should be located to should minimize the apparent width be visible from the right-of-way but of garage entries. not impede pedestrian circulation on- site or to adjoining properties.Where iv. Parking within the building possible, minimize the number of should be enclosed or screened driveways and curb cuts. through any combination of walls, decorative grilles, or trellis work with 5. Pedestrian Circulation: landscaping. a. Minimum Standards: (None re- v. Garage facades should be land- quired). scaped or bermed to reduce visual impacts. b. Guidelines: vi. Parking garages should be de- i. Developments should include an signed to be architecturally compati- integrated pedestrian circulation sys- ble with the residential portion of the tern that connects buildings, open 3- 42.1 (Revised 2/00) 4-3-100F space, and parking areas with the able to residents, and visible from adjacent street sidewalk system. surrounding dwelling units. ii. Pedestrian pathways should be ii. Common space areas should be delineated separate from vehicle cir- located to take advantage of sur- culation by using a variation in paved rounding features such as building texture and color, and/or landscap- entrances, significant landscaping, ing. unique topography or architecture, and solar exposure. F. LANDSCAPING/RECREATION/ COMMON SPACE: iii. Children's play space should be centrally located, visible from the 1. Common Space: dwellings, and away from hazardous areas like garbage dumpsters,drain- a. Minimum Standards: age facilities, streets, and parking ar- eas. i. Attached housing developments of ten (10) or more dwelling units iv. No required landscaping, drive- shall provide a minimum area of ways, parking or other vehicular use common space or recreation area areas should be counted toward the equal to fifty(50)square feet per unit. common space requirement or be lo- The common space area should be cated in dedicated outdoor recre- aggregated to provide usable area(s) ation or common use areas. for residents.The location, layout, and proposed type of common space v. Required yard setback areas or recreation area shall be subject to should not count toward outdoor rec- approval by the Development Ser- reation and common space unless vices Director.The required common such areas are developed as court- open space may be satisfied with yards, plazas or passive use areas one or more of the following ele- containing landscaping and fencing ments: sufficient to create a fully usable area accessible to all residents of the de- ii. Courtyards, plazas or multipur- velopment. pose green-spaces; vi. Decks, balconies and private iii. Upper level common decks, pa- ground floor open space should not tios, terraces, or roof gardens; count toward the common space/rec- reation area requirement. iv. Pedestrian corridors dedicated to passive recreation and separate vii. Other required landscaping, from the public street system; and sensitive area buffers without common access links, such as pe- v. Recreation facilities including but destrian trails,should not be included not limited to:tennis/sports courts, toward the required recreation and swimming pools, exercise areas, common space requirement. game rooms, or other similar facili- ties; or 2. Landscaping: vi. Children's play space. a. Minimum Standards: The owner shall provide regular maintenance to en- b. Guidelines—Location and Layout sure that plant materials are kept healthy of Recreation and Common Space: and that dead or dying plant materials are replaced. i. Common space areas should be centrally located so they are near a majority of units, accessible and us- (Revised 2/00) 3- 42.2 4-3-100G b. Guidelines: v. Building Articulation:The fol- lowing methods of articulation should Nas i. Landscaping should be used to be used in combination to project a soften and integrate the bulk of the residential character: building. (1) Articulation of each interval ii. Use of low maintenance land- with features such as balcony, scape material is encouraged. bay window, porch, patio, deck, or clearly defined entry. G. BUILDING ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN: (2) Provision of pedestrian scaled elements for each interval 1. Building Character and Massing: such as a lighting fixture, trellis, or other landscape feature. a. Minimum Standards:All building fa- cades shall include modulation or articu- (3) Provide architectural fea lation at intervals of no more than forty tures such as indentations, over- feet (40'). hangs, projections, cornices, bays, canopies, or awnings. b. Guidelines: (4) Use of material variations i. Building facades should be mod- such as colors, brick or metal ulated and/or articulated with archi- banding, or textural changes. tectural elements to reduce the apparent size of new buildings,break (5) Use of artwork or building up long blank walls, add visual inter- ornamentation (such as mosa- est,and enhance the character of the ics,murals,grillwork,sculptures, `err' neighborhood. relief, etc.). ii. Articulation, modulation, and (6) Use of recessed building their intervals should create a sense entries, plazas or courtyards, or of scale important to residential seating and planting areas. buildings. vi. Buildings greater than one hun- iii. A variety of modulations and ar- dred sixty feet(160')in length should ticulations should be employed to provide an additional special design add visual interest and to reduce the feature such as a clock tower, foun- bulk and scale of large projects. tain or public gathering place to add visual interest. iv. The following methods of build- ing modulation should be used such vii. The building should typically that the combination of features have a base, middle and top using meets the intent of this provision: features described in this subsection. (1) Building modulations 2. Building Rooflines: should be a minimum of two feet (2') in depth and four feet (4') in a. Minimum Standards: (None re- width. quired). (2) Alternative methods to b. Guidelines: shape a building such as angled or curved facade elements, off- i. Building rooflines should be var- set planes, wing walls, and ter- ied by emphasizing dormers, chim- racing, will be considered, neys, stepped roofs, gables, provided that the intent of this prominent cornice or fascia, or be Section is met. 3 -42.3 (Revised 2100) 4-3-100H broken or articulated to add visual in- from extreme weather by roof terest to the building. overhangs or other methods. ii. Rooftop equipment screening H. APPEALS: should use materials that are archi- For Appeals of administrative decisions made tecturally compatible with the build- pursuant to the Urban Center Design Overlay ing. District Regulations, see RMC 4-8-110. (Ord. 4821, 12-20-1999) 3. Building Materials: a. Minimum Standards: (None re- 4-3-105 WATERSHED PROTECTION quired). REGULATIONS —SPRINGBROOK WATERSHED: (Amd. Ord. 4821, b. Guidelines: 12-20-1999) i. All building exterior finishes A. PURPOSE AND APPLICABILITY: should add visual interest and detail and be made of material which is du- For the purpose of protecting the water furnished rable, high quality, and easily main to the inhabitants of the City and others from pol- tained. Materials that have an lution, and for the preservation and protection of attractive texture, pattern, or quality the purity of the City's water supply, acting pursu- of detailing are encouraged for all fa- ant to chapter 227 of Laws of 1907 and RCW cades. 35.88.010 to 35.88.090 inclusive,the City hereby declares jurisdiction over the real property herein- ii. Guidelines for Exterior Finish below described, and declares said property sub- Materials: ject to the restrictions imposed by aforesaid laws and by this Chapter,said property being occupied (1) Siding texture and color by or adjacent and draining to the works, reser- should reflect typical Northwest voirs,systems, branches, pipes, springs, creeks, building patterns using materials tributaries and streams above and below ground, such as wood siding and shin- from which or by means of which the City obtains, gles,brick,stone,and terra-cotta accumulates, stores and transports water fur- tile. nished to the inhabitants of the City and adjacent areas supplied with water through the municipal (2) Metal siding should always water system of the City. (Ord. 3829, 8-6-1984) have visible corner moldings and B. LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF trim. SPRINGBROOK WATERSHED (3) Concrete walls should be BOUNDARY: enhanced by texturing, coloring (Revised December, 1983) Said property being with a concrete coating or admix- described as: ture, or by incorporating em- bossed or sculpted surfaces, That portion of Sections 5 and 6, Township 22 mosaics, or artwork. North, Range 5 East, W.M. in King County, Washington described as follows: (4) Concrete block walls should be enhanced with textured Beginning at the intersection of the west right-of- blocks and colored mortar, deco- way line of Talbot Road So.(96th Ave.South)and rative bond pattern and/or incor- the north line of Township 22 North, Range 5 porate other masonry materials. East, W.M.; (5) Stucco and similar troweled Thence east along the north line of said Township finishes should be trimmed in 22 North to a line parallel with and 99 feet east- materials such as wood or ma- erly, as measured at right angles from the north- sonry and should be sheltered erly production of the east right-of-way line of 106th Ave. S.E.; (Revised 2/00) 3 - 42.4 4-3-105C Thence south on said parallel line to the North right-of-way line of S.E. 194th St.; *me Thence East along said North right-of-way line of S.E. 194th St.and its easterly production to a line parallel with and 150 feet westerly, as measured at right angles from, the West right-of-way line of 108th Ave. S.E. (SR-515); Thence South on said parallel line to the North right-of-way line of S.E. 196th St.; Thence East along said North right-of-way line of S.E. 196th St.to the West right-of-way line of 108th Ave.S.E. (SR-515); Thence South along said West right-of-way line of 108th Ave. S.E. (SR-515)to the South line of the N 1/2 of the S. 1/2 of the S.W. 1/4 of said Section 5; Thence West along the South line of said subdivi- sion to the West line of Section 5, which said West line is also the East line of said Section 6; Thence North along the east line of said Section 6 to the South line of the N. 1/2 of the N.E. 1/4 of the S.E. 1/4 of said Section 6; Thence West along the South line of said subdivi- sion ubdivision to the West line of the East 330 feet of the N. 1/2 of the N.E. 1/4 of the S.E. 1/4 of said Section 6; Thence North along the West line of said subdivi- sion to the South right-of-way line of South 200th St.; Thence West along said South right-of-way line of S.200th St.to an intersection with the Southwest- erly extension of the West right-of-way line of Tal- bot Road South (96th Ave. So.); Thence Northerly along said West right-of-way line of Talbot Road South (96th Ave. S.)to the North line of Township 22 North, Range 5 East, W.M., being the point of beginning. (Ord. 3829, 8-6-1984) C. MAP OF SPRINGBROOK WATERSHED BOUNDARY: If the following watershed boundary map conflicts with the above legal description, the legal de- scription shall take precedence. (Ord. 4722, 5-11-1998) 3 - 42.5 (Revised 2/00) 4-3-105D SPRINGBROOK WATERSHED BOUNDARY E j 1 i ' J j jn I - - ..' --,r<, � __,..,4, / _ ,__ _ ji 1_,<-,.: , ... _ . .__,-, ,\_---:, { I / , `SE 19Oth $t�` _ `f^. _ I`�f-190:11-S S 55th St i ' SE 192nd St 1 { t 1 ! I`� �: it. l J / .._ — _' 3S s _ _ _.... 10 ck- > 1_._ '� SE 196th St ,• X98/ " - _ f sE-t99t . 5 Zoom;St • SE OR St ' _ •i SE ;200th St '"'rim 1I S.�Q2n _S$ 1 t Q 5it)S� JcS203rdSf _, c — rt SE [204th -St 1 m c Ls l Sc 208th �t 3 ) SE 208tH 5 j SE 208th St (Ord. 4722, 5-11-1998) D. PROHIBITED USES: tion upon said property or sufficiently near said The establishment or maintenance of any slaugh- property to cause the aforesaid City water supply ter pens,stock feeding yards,hog pens or the de- to be polluted or the purity of the water or any part posit or maintenance of any unclean or unwhole- thereof to be destroyed or endangered, is hereby some substance, or the conduct of any business prohibited and declared to be unlawful, and is or occupation, upon the property hereinabove de- hereby further declared to be and constitute a nui- scribed, or the creating or allowing of any condi- sance. Also prohibited are the following: dry vallie (Revised 2/00) 3 -42.6 4-3-120B cleaners, gas and diesel service stations, any als, and provide a transition between intensive business that stores more than fifty five (55) gal- commercial areas and surrounding single family Ions of any toxic chemical, except for residential neighborhoods. Now, home fuel oil heating storage tanks. Businesses that store or use less than fifty five(55)gallons of B. APPLICABILITY: any toxic chemical shall provide the City with a This section applies to all residential development toxic chemical management plan identifying the and mixed commercial/residential development type of use and storage of the chemical and an proposed within the following districts. emergency spill control plan. Spraying and appli- cation of fertilizers,chemical brush and weed con- 1. Centers Residential Demonstration trol along road and private ditches and along District A:That area depicted in subsections streams.Only mechanical brush and grass cutting B3a, B3b, and B3c of this Section within one will be allowed. (Ord. 3829, 8-6-1984) hundred fifty feet(150')of the public right-of- ways of Sunset Blvd. NE and NE 4th St. E. SPECIAL SEWER AND within the Suburban Center and Neighbor- STORMWATER STANDARDS: hood Center Zoning Designations. All sanitary sewers shall be PVC Schedule D-3034 ASTM. All storm outfalls to the receiving 2. Centers Residential Demonstration creeks and streams shall have oil separators in District B:That area depicted in subsections accordance with City standards. Any existing B3a, B3b, and B3c of this Section beginning storm outlets not to those standards shall be one hundred fifty feet(150')from the public brought to those standards within three(3)years. rights-of-way of Sunset Blvd. NE and NE 4th St. within the Suburban Center and Neigh- F. VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES: borhood Center Zoning Designations. Any person who shall do, establish, maintain or create any of the things or conditions hereby pro- hibited, or shall do any of the things hereby de- clared unlawful, shall be deemed guilty of creating and maintaining a nuisance, and shall further be guilty of a misdemeanor;and any such person shall be subject to prosecution for creating and/or maintaining such nuisance and/or for com- mitting such misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine in any sum up to five hundred dollars ($500.00), or by imprison- ment in the City jail for any period up to one hun- dred eighty (180) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment. (Ord. 3829, 8-6-1984) 4-3-110 (Reserved) 4-3-120 SUBURBAN AND NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER RESIDENTIAL DEMONSTRATION DISTRICT: A. PURPOSE: These regulations are intended to ensure high quality residential developments within the Cen- ter Suburban and Center Neighborhood Zoning Districts.The intent is to require superior residen- r tial projects which complement commercial uses, provide first floor commercial activity along arteri- 3 -43 (Revised 10/00) e. 4-3-120B 3. Centers Residential Demonstration District Maps: ----, a. '_, _ _ r _`� aj 1t Pi 1)Iis ,vvi a, ®LT rs�!:i W Ai a I 111 ® — a7 f;1e A • ' . 22 . 01111 peirlV 74, _ ti JOt F ,rC� ir N ,e,„:-.*-- ►+. "r-TIP 1 Non , b E Oth �,�j�k 0 .� tE�lah 1k-•., NEigth E.w"ve'x. : '=° g... ' d'+ 40 .701 ,-r-Tar-sr ' i4,%,1/4.75*„,.. .. e u__ th-6t: , ' 4_ ' INN vI--,P.; E79ttr5t ` . ' � 1 i✓Ss ,4141 = z * Cs H 1;r;ti�rtan - ---.4----,-I-1, •a 1 i - -L" i'ICi1/ti' ...,%-:7-^ lNth-P 1, ��a' a w rrr--- \ '. - - -`r-'^--Z t lei 1 S ay.".- iih'F q-•z3 1.1.11'.., --,2_ L� _ z 1 ' 4 ST - ?Yf.kC -7,Ntic -1111 �- - c. �i� `• A �� TtF k 6th S _ - . •e _ 5. kr_ . . i Ir ,, -3- o — _ _ ,. 70i't.*:1 vfiiii''i,.:-4.v.,74 ..Etr-, R.,.6,..ir---��. i r `77:: t .---.r - ,.. r.. ,..ate ,..._ zir , � , i:1,.f fesof RZ...,11,„� • i _ �— -1 NE 2nd St z.... 14 ...- 1III I 556 Area A r; Area B *481100 This figure is a graphic representation, not guaranteed to survey accuracy. To find the district(s) appli- cable to a specific parcel, refer to RMC 4-3-120B1 and B2. (Revised 10/00) 3 -44/66 4-3-120D C. USES PERMITTED IN CENTERS D. SPECIAL DEVELOPMENT RESIDENTIAL DEMONSTRATION STANDARDS FOR RESIDENTIAL USES Nose DISTRICT: AND RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL USES The following residential uses are permitted in ad- LOCATED WITHIN THE CENTERS dition to all other nonresidential uses, existing RESIDENTIAL DEMONSTRATION flats/townhomes, and accessory uses permitted DISTRICT: in the underlying zoning. Unless special development standards are spec- ified below in this subsection, the development � ` W standards listed in the underlyin CS and CN 9 a � = zoningarea applicable. The modification roce- PP p Flats or town- Detached dwelling dure specified in subsection E of this Section may houses,when in a be used for residential and residential/commer- mixed use struc- Semi-attached dwelling, up cial mixed use projects proposing to exceed the ture that combines to 4 consecutively attached development standards in this subsection. residential with a Townhouses, up to 4 first floor commer- consecutively attached cial use and when Adult family homes located above the first floor. Boarding and lodging houses Adult family Group homes II, for 6 or less homes Group homes II,for 7 or more Retirement residences fiyENEt�AL. .: ;, Site Layout NA The applicant must demonstrate to the reviewing official that the proposed development will: a)meet standards for yards, land areas, and setbacks; b)provide access and infrastructure to serve the development equivalent to those requirements established in the subdivision regulations. Minimum Land Area per None 1,200 sq. ft. including building footprint. Dwelling Unit Within this square footage 250 sq.ft.must be developed in landscaping or private yard abutting each unit. LOT DIIMENSIONS Minimum Lot Size None None LOT COVERAGE " Maximum Lot Coverage 65%, or up to 75%with 65% For Buildings structured parking. 3 -67 (Revised 7/99) 4-3-120D Setbacks, General Use standards in the base • A 3 ft.minimum side setback is required and zone. no projections are allowed (e.g., eaves, bay windows)within the setback. Special Setbacks— Not subject to maximum Not subject to maximum setback. Not Detached Accessory setback. permitted within 20 ft. of a public street. Garages Not permitted within 20 ft. of a Garages must provide a minimum 24 ft. of public street. back out space including the alley. "BUILDING LIMITATIONS Building Design 1)Variation or modulation of 1)Variation or modulation of vertical and Standards vertical and horizontal facades horizontal facades is required at a minimum is required ata minimum of 2 ft. of 2 ft.at an interval of a minimum of 40 ft:on at an interval of a minimum of a building face. 40 ft. on a building face. 2) Private residential entry features which 2) Modulation of roof lines is are designed to provide individual ground required. floor connection to the outside are required. Maximum Building No requirement 100 ft., except for retirement residences. Length Building Location None The relationship of the dwelling, parking and Standards the street shall create the appearance of a single family neighborhood. Residential units and any associated commercial development within an overall development shall be connected through organization of roads, block, yards, central places, pedestrian linkages and amenity features. Front facades of structures shall address the public street, private street or court by providing: a landscaped pedestrian connection, and an entry feature facing the front yard. Garage Structure/Entry Not permitted to open directly Not permitted to open directly onto a and Exit onto a principal arterial street. principal or minor arterial street. Maximum Units per No requirement 4 units maximum Building HEIGHT, .,- • Maximum Height 50 ft. 35 ft. *061110 (Revised 7/99) 3 -68 4-3-130C °°,7 Kit c: trgifthbs-Nivt- BA- B. s e 4111111000. PARKING Parking Location As required in RMC 4-4-080 As required in RMC 4-4-080 with the with the following additional following additional requirements. requirements. Must be within an enclosed structure The required number of parking (detached or attached garage).Garage must spaces for the residential units be located on a different facade from the shall be provided within an main entry of the building. The required .25 enclosed garage.The required guest spaces per attached residential units .25 guest spaces per may be surface parking. No more than 6 residential unit may be surface stalls may be consecutively clustered without parking. No more than 6 stalls an intervening landscaped area of a may be consecutively clustered minimum of 5 ft. in width by the length of the without an intervening stall. Surface parking not allowed within the landscaped area of a minimum first 30 ft. on any street frontage. Parking of 5 ft. in width by the length of must be located to the rear of the primary the stall. Surface parking not structure or in a detached garage with rear permitted within the first 30 ft.of access. any street frontage. E. MODIFICATION PROCEDURE: C. TESTS: To provide greater flexibility in meeting the pur- pose of the Centers Residential Demonstration 1. Whenever there is insufficient evidence District, projects not meeting the special develop- of compliance with any of the provisions of ment standards of subsection D of this Section RMC 4-3-050, Critical Areas Regulations, or err►' may be approved through a modification process evidence that any action does not conform to when superior design is demonstrated. Applica- the requirements of RMC 4-3-050, the De- tion may be made for modification of these devel- partment Director may require tests as proof opment standards pursuant to RMC 4-9-250D of compliance to be made at no expense to and the decision criteria stipulated in RMC this jurisdiction. 4-9-250D2. For a modification to be granted, ap- plicants must comply with the design criteria in 2. Test methods shall be as specified by RMC 4-9-250D2 and D3. (Ord. 4777,4-19-1999) RMC 4-3-050, Critical Areas Regulations, or by other recognized and accepted test stan- dards. If there are no recognized or accepted 4-3-130 VIOLATIONS OF THIS test methods for the proposed alternate,the CHAPTER AND PENALTIES: Department Director shalldetermine test pro- cedures. (Ord.4856, 8-21-2000) A. ENFORCEMENT OFFICER: The Development Services Administrator or his or her designated representative shall be respon- sible for investigation of violation and citation of the violating parties. B. PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION: Unless otherwise specified, penalties for any vio- lations of any of the provisions of this Chapter shall be in accord with chapter 1-3 RMC. (Ord. 4856, 8-21-2000) 3 -69 (Revised 12/00) *%111160° Chapter 4 PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS This Chapter last amended by Ord. 4908, June 11, 2001. SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 4-4-010 STANDARDS AND REVIEW CRITERIA FOR KEEPING ANIMALS 1 A. Purpose and Intent 1 B. Authority 1 1. Responsibility 1 a. Animal Control Officer 1 b. Development Services Division 1 C. Applicability 1 D. Exemptions 1 E. Prohibited Animals 1 F. General Requirements for Keeping Animals 1 1. Residence 1 2. Shelter Location 1 3. Confinement 1 4. Health and Safety 1 5. Animal Waste 1 6. Fencing 1 G. Additional Requirements for Hobby Kennels (Four(4) to Eight (8) Animals). . 1 1. Fencing Required 1 2. Waste Removal 1 3. Shelter Location 2 H. Additional Requirements for Kennels (Nine (9) or More Animals) 2 1. Shelter 2 2. Food and Bedding 2 3. Waste Removal 2 4. Criteria for Indoor Kennel Facilities 2 5. Criteria for Outdoor Kennel Facilities 2 I. Review Criteria for Kennels and Hobby Kennels 2 J. Review Criteria for Boarding and Stables 2 K. Nonconforming Uses 2 1. Animal Replacement 2 2. Transferability 2 L. Violations and Penalties 2 1. Compliance with Current Code Regulations 2 2. Fines 2 4-4-020 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN IMPLEMENTATION (Reserved) 3 4-4-030 DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES AND REGULATIONS—GENERAL 3 A. Intent 3 B. Adoption by Reference 3 C. Construction Standards 4 1. Haul Routes 4 2. Haul Hours 4 4-i (Revised 7/01) dirmimmosir SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 3. Permitted Work Hours in or Near Residential Areas 4 a. Single Family Remodel or Single Family Addition Construction Activities 4 b. Commercial, Multi-Family, New Single Family and Other Nonresidential Construction Activities 4 4. Emergency Extensions to Permitted Work Hours 4 5. Temporary Erosion Control 4 6. Hydroseeding Required 4 7. Construction Activity Standards—APA Zones 1 and 2 4 a. Designated Person 4 b. Secondary Containment 4 c. Securing Hazardous Materials 4 d. Removal of Leaking Vehicles and Equipment 4 e. Flammable and Combustible Liquids—Storage and Dispensing 4 f. Clean-Up Equipment and Supplies 4.1 g. Unauthorized Releases 4.1 h. Application of Pesticides and Fertilizer 4.1 i. Hazardous Materials Management Statement 4.1 D. Off-Site Improvements 4.1 1. Improvements Required 4.1 2. Design Standards 5 3. Permits Required 5 E. Construction of Improvements Required Prior to Permanent Occupancy Permit Issuance 5 F. Deferral of Required Improvements 5 G. Change of Use and New Construction Requires Certificate of Occupancy 5 1. Certificate of Occupancy Required 5 2. Application Required Prior to Permitting Excavation 5 3. Certificate of Use Available Upon Request 5 H. Use of Existing Structures During Construction of New Structures 5 1. Conditionally Authorized 5 2. Exception for Public Owned or Operated Uses 6 4-4-040 FENCES AND HEDGES 6 A. Purpose 6 B. Applicability 6 C. General Fence and Hedge Requirements 6 1. Fence Height—Method of Measurement 6 2. Berms 6 3. Grade Differences 6 4. City May Require Modification 6 D. Standards for Residential Uses 6 1. Height Limitations for Interior Lots 6 a. Front Yard Setbacks 6 b. Side Lot Lines 6 c. Rear Lot Line 6 2. Height Limitations for Corner Lots 6 a. Front Yard Setbacks 6 (Revised 7/01) 4-ii 1111111111 SECTION PAGE NUMBER Nile NUMBER b. Interior Side Lot Line • 7 c. Side Lot Line Abutting Street 7 d. Rear Lot Line 7 3. Gate Required 7 4. Electric Fences 7 E. Standards for Commercial, Industrial and Other Uses 7 1. Location and Maximum Height 7 2. Electric Fences 7 3. Barbed Wire Fences 7 4. Bulk Storage Fences 8 5. Special Provisions 8 F. Administrative Review of Variation from Height Restrictions 8 G. Special Administrative Fence Permits 8 1. Fences Eligible for Administrative Review Process 8 2. Evaluation Criteria 8 H. Compliance 8 4-4-050 GARAGE SALES— REQUIREMENTS FOR 8 A. Applicability 8 B. Conditions 8 1. Maximum Time and Number 8 2. Supervision of Vehicles Required 8 3. Use of Right-of-Way Prohibited 8 4. Signage Installation and Removal Requirements 8 5. Special Restriction for Self Storage Uses in RM-I Zone 9 C. Violations and Penalties 9 4-4-060 GRADING, EXCAVATION AND MINING REGULATIONS 9 A. Purpose 9 B. Scope 9 1. Applicability 9 2. Application Required for Existing Activities 9 3. Application Required for Activities Annexed into City 9 4. Time for Compliance 9 C. General 9 1. Landscaping 9 2. Screening 9 3. Natural Stream Courses 10 4. Hydroseeding Required 10 5. Conformance with RCW 10 6. Notification of Noncompliance 10 7. Transfer of Responsibility for Work 10 8. Stop Work Order 10 9. Emergency Permits 10 D. Bond Required to Cover Costs of Rehabilitation 10 E. Inspection 11 F. Engineering Grading Requirements 11 ifairie 1. Reports Required 11 2. Civil Engineer Responsibilities 11 4-iii (Revised 10/00) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 3. Soil Engineer Responsibilities • 11 4. Engineering Geologist Responsibilities 11 5. Building Division Responsibilities 11 6. Specifications 12 7. Setbacks 12 G. Regular Grading Requirements 12 1. Inspection, Testing and Reports 12 H. Work in Progress 12 1. Maximum Slopes 12 2. Safety 12 3. Clearing and Rounding Tops of Slopes 12 4. Property and Setback Location 12 5. Maximum Noise Levels 12 6. Permitted Work Hours 12 7. Compliance with Pollution Control Regulations 13 8. Control of Dust and Mud 13 a. Access Roads 13 b. Dozing and Digging 13 9. Soil Erosion and Sedimentation 13 10.Appearance 13 I. Surface Water 13 1. Polluted or Stagnant Water Prohibited 13 2. Minimum Lake Depth 13 3. Maximum Bank Slopes Adjacent to Lake 13 a. Unconsolidated Material 13 J. Top and Toe Setbacks 13 1. Setbacks-Minimum 13 a. Tops of Slopes 13 b. Structures 14 K. Cuts 14 1. General 14 2. Maximum Slope 14 3. Drainage and Terracing 14 L. Fills 14 1. Applicability and Exemptions 14 2. Fill Location 14 3. Preparation of Ground 14 4. Fill Material 14 5. Minimum Compaction 14.2 6. Maximum Slope 14.2 7. Drainage and Terracing 14.2 M. Solid Waste Fills 14.2 1. Reports Required 14.2 2. Report Contents 14.2 3. General 15 4. Location 15 5. Cell Cover 15 (Revised 10/00) 4-iv 1 SECTION PAGE 4000fri NUMBER NUMBER • 6. Compaction 15 7. Bulk Items 15 8. Building Debris and Flammable Material 15 9. Stabilization 15 10.Animal Waste 15 11. Treated Fill 15 12. Prohibited Fill 15 13. Drainage 15 14. Water Disposal 16 15. Special Considerations 16 16. Prohibited Activities 16 N. Drainage 16 1. General 16 2. Terrace 16 a. Swales 16 b. Scouring 16 c. Capacity 16 d. Settling Ponds 16 3. Subsurface Drainage 16 4. Disposal 16 a. Minimum Grade 17 I Aliol b. Drainage Releases 17 c. Stream Acceptance 17 5. Overland Runoff 17 0. Slopes 17 1. General 17 2. Other Devices 17 P. Final Reports 17 1. Plans and Reports 17 a. As-Graded Grading Plan 17 b. Soil Grading Report 17 c. Geologic Grading Report 17 2. Notification of Completion 17 0. APPEALS 18 R. VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES 18 4-4-070 LANDSCAPING 18 A. Purpose and Intent 18 B. Applicability 18 C. Plans Required 18 D. General Landscape Requirements 18 1. Compliance with Zone Standards Required 18 2. Parking Lot Landscaping Requirements 18 3. Existing Plant Material 18 4. Protection of Fragile Natural Environments 18 5. Preservation of Unique Features 18 110000# 6. Green River Valley Landscaping Requirements 18 7. Compliance with Shorelines Master Program 20 4-V (Revised 12/00) r. SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 8. Slopes 20 9. Erosion Control Devices 20 10. Underground Sprinkling System Required 20 E. Landscape Installation 20 F. Deferral of Landscape Improvements 20 G. Amended Landscaping Plan 20 H. Maintenance 20 1. Maintenance Required 20 2. Failure to Maintain Landscaping 20 I. Damaged Landscaping 20 J. Violation and Penalties (Deleted) 20 4-4-080 PARKING, LOADING AND DRIVEWAY REGULATIONS 20 A. Purpose 20 B. Scope of Parking, Loading and Driveway Standards 21 1. Applicability 21 a. New Buildings and Building Additions 21 b. Change in Use 21 c. Activities Requiring Deliveries or Shipments 21 2. Conformance Required 21 3. Plans Required 21 4. Future Changes to Parking Arrangement 21 5. Timing for Compliance 21 a. Building Permit Required 21 b. Requirements Prior to Occupancy Permit 21 c. Requirements Prior to Business License Issuance 21 C. Area Exemption for Parking—Downtown Core 21 D. Administration 23 1. Authority 23 2. Interpretation 23 a. Calculation of Number of Parking Spaces—Fractions 23 b. Measurement of Distance—Method 23 c. Measurement of Seat Width—Benches and Pews 23 E. Location of Required Parking 23 1. On-Site Parking Required 23 a. Detached, Semi-Attached and Two (2) Attached Dwellings 23 b. Attached Dwellings Greater Than Three (3) Units 23 c. Boat Moorages 23 d. Other Uses 23 2. Special Review Process for Off-Site Parking 23 a. Approval Required 23 b. Additional Information Required in Conjunction with Building Permit23 c. Authority for Approval of Off-Site Parking 23 d. General Standards 24 e. Maximum Distance to Off-Site Parking Lot 24 3. Joint Use Parking Facilities 24 a. Encouraged 24 b. When Applicable 24 (Revised 12/00) 4-Vi vinum SECTION PAGE Lso NUMBER NUMBER c. Maximum Distance of Parking from Use 24 d. Contract Required 24 e. Special Provisions for Subdivision of Shopping Center 24 F. Parking Lot Design Standards 24 1. Maneuvering Space/Use of Public Right-of-Way 24 2. Maximum Parking Lot and Parking Structure Slopes 24 3. Access Approval Required 24 4. Linkages 24 5. Lighting 25 6. Fire Lane Standards 25 a. Applicability . . . . 25 b. Minimum Width and Clearance 25 c. Identification 25 d. Surfacing and Construction Requirements 25 e. Clearances and Turning Radii 25 f. Existing Buildings—Hazards 25 g. Modification by Fire Chief 25 7. Landscape Requirements 26 a. When Applicable 26 b. Landscape Approval Required 26 c. General Requirements for All Parking Lots 26 kw, d. Minimum Landscaping Width Requirements Abutting Public Right-of-Way 26 e. Additional Landscaping Required for Large Parking Lots 26 f. Special Landscape and Screening Standards for Storage Lots 26 g. Underground Sprinkling System Required 26 h. Installation to Comply with Approved Plans 27 8. Parking Stall Types, Sizes, and Percentage Allowed/Required 27 a. Standard Parking Stall Size—Surface/Private Garage/Carport 27 b. Standard Parking Stall Size—Structured Parking 27 c. Compact Parking Stall Size and Maximum Number of Compact Spaces 27 d. Special Reduced Length for Overhang 27 e. Customer/Guest Parking 27 f. Accessible Parking as Stipulated in the Americans with Disabilities Act(ADA) 28 9. Aisle Width Standards 28 a. Parallel Parking Minimum Aisle Width 28 b. Ninety Degree (90°) Head-In Parking Aisle Width Minimums 29 c. Sixty Degree (60°) Head-In Parking Aisle Width Minimums 29 d. Forty Five Degree (45°) Head-In Parking Aisle Width Minimums 30 10. Number of Parking Spaces Required 30 a. Interpretation of Standards—Minimum and Maximum Number of Spaces 30 b. Multiple Uses 30 c. Alternatives 30 d. Modification 31 4-Vii (Revised 10/00) .r► SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER r 111. e. Parking Spaces Required Based on Land Use 31 G. Parking Lot Construction Requirements 33 1. Surfacing Requirements for Parking Areas 33 2. Surfacing Requirements for Storage Lots 33 3. Marking Requirements 33 4. Wheel Stops Required 34 5. Drainage 34 H. Landscape Maintenance Requirements 34 1. Maintenance Required 34 2. Periodic Inspection 34 3. Maintenance Bonds and Charges Authorized 34 I. Driveway Design Standards 34 1. Driveway Location —Hazard Prohibited 34 2. Driveway Spacing Based Upon Land Use 34 a. Industrial, Warehouse and Shopping Center Uses 34 b. All Other Uses 35 3. Driveway Width Maximums Based Upon Land Use 35 a. Industrial, Warehouse and Shopping Center Uses 35 b. Single Family and Duplex Uses 35 c. All Other Uses 35 4. Maximum Number of Driveways Based Upon Land Use 35 a. Industrial, Warehouse and Shopping Center Uses 35 '*41011) b. All Other Uses 35 5. Driveway Angle— Minimum 35 6. Driveway Grades—Maximum Based Upon Land Use 35 a. Single Family and Two (2) Family Uses 35 b. All Other Uses 35 7. Joint Use Driveways 36 a. Benefits of 36 b. Where Permitted 36 J. Loading Space Standards 36 1. Loading Space Required 36 2. Plan Required 36 3. Projection into Streets or Alleys Prohibited 36 4. Minimum Clear Area for Dock High Loading Doors 36 5. Minimum Clear Area for Ground Level Loading Doors 36 K. Modifications 36 1. Special Provisions for Use of Paved Recreation Space for Parking 36 2. Modification of Standards 37 L. Deferral of Construction 37 1. Deferral of Installation of Required Improvements 37 2. Delay in Installation of Parking Spaces— Reserve Parking Areas 37 a. Decision Criteria 37 b. Standards for Parking Reserve Areas 37 M. Appeals 37 .—.. 4-4-090 REFUSE AND RECYCLABLES STANDARDS 37 A. Applicability 37 (Revised 10/00) 4-Viii SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER B. Exemption for Single Family and Duplex Residences 37 C. General Requirements Applicable to All Uses (Except Single Family and Duplex) 37 1. Dimensions 37 2. Location in Setback or Landscape Areas Prohibited 37 3. Obstruction Prohibited 37 4. Collocation Encouraged 38 5. Signage Required 38 6. Architectural Design of Deposit Areas to Be Consistent with Primary Structure 38 7. Screening of Deposit Areas 38 44,014 4-viii.1 (Revised 10/00) rte► *tit) This page left intentionally blank. '1111) (Revised 10/00) 4-viii.2 SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 8. Minimum Gate Opening and'Minimum Vertical Clearance 38 9. Weather Protection 38 10. Approval of Screening Detail Plan Required 38 D. Multi-Family Developments—Additional Requirements for Deposit and Collection Areas 38 1. Minimum Size 38 2. Minimum Number of Deposit Areas 38 3. Dispersal of Deposit Areas 38 4. Location within Structures Possible 38 5. Maximum Distance from Building Entrance 38 E. Commercial, Industrial, and Other Nonresidential Developments— Additional Requirements for Deposit and Collection Areas 39 1. Location 39 2. Accessibility May Be Limited 39 3. Office, Educational and Institutional Developments— Minimum Size 39 4. Manufacturing and Other Nonresidential Developments— Minimum Size 39 5. Retail Developments—Minimum Size 39 F. Modifications 39 G. Appeals 39 4-4-100 SIGN REGULATIONS 39 A. Purpose 39 B. Applicability and Authority 40 1. Applicability 40 2. Permits Required 40 3. Periodic Inspection of Signs 40 4. Authority of Planning/Building/Public Works Administrator 40 5. Exemptions from Sign Code Regulations 40 a. Indoor Signage 40 b. Government and Utility Signage 40 c. Awning, Canopy, and Marquee Structures Having No Signage 40 6. Exceptions from Permit Requirements 40 a. Bulletin Boards 40 b. City Sponsored Signs 40 c. City Sponsored or Co-Sponsored Signs and Displays 40 d. Construction Signs 40 e. Copy Changes 41 f. Credit Signs 41 g. Flags 41 h. Holiday Displays 41 i. Memorial Signs 41 j. Modifications Not Requiring Structural or Electrical Changes 41 k. Open House Signs 41 I. Political Signs 41 m. Public Art 41 illitioi n. Public Service Signs 41 o. Real Estate Signs 42 4-ix (Revised 12/00) r► SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER '111111) p. Safety Information Signs 42 q. Small Parking and Traffic Control Signs 42 r. Small Wall Signs 42 s. Weekend and Holiday Display Signage for Vehicle and Vessel Sales in the Auto Mall Overlay Districts 42 t. Banner Signage for Vehicle and Vessel Sales in the Auto Mall Overlay Districts 42 C. Prohibited Signs and Devices 42 1. Signs Which Violate State Regulations 42 2. Signs Which Interfere with Traffic Control 42 3. Animated, Revolving, Blinking and Flashing Signs 42 a. Outside City Center 42 b. Inside City Center Sign Regulation Area Boundaries 42 4. Devices of a Carnival Nature 42.1 5. Banners and Rigid Portable Signs 42.1 6. Signs Which Obscure Vision 42.1 7. Signs on Stationary Vehicles 42.1 8. Signs over Public Right-of-Way 42.1 9. Signs on Public Right-of-Way 42.1 10. Off-Premises Signs 42.1 11. Roof Signs within the City Center Sign Regulation Area 42.1 12. Signs Obscuring Address Numbers 42.1 13. Signs Located in Designated Fire Lanes 42.1 '44.11) 14. Perimeter Street Landscaping 42.1 15. Signs on Vegetation 42.1 D. General Requirements for Signs 43 1. Permit Fees 43 2. Method of Calculating Sign Area 43 3. Sign Maintenance Required 43 4. Appearance of Signs 43 5. Lighting 43 6. Removal of Signage Upon Closure of Business 43 a. City-Wide Outside of City Center 43 b. City Center Sign Regulation Area 43 7. Nonconforming Signs 44 E. Size, Number and Height of Permanent Signs 45 1. Permitted and Prohibited Signs 45 2. Location Limitations 45 3. Height Limits 45 a. Signs within City Center 45 b. Signs Outside City Center Sign Regulation Area 45 4. Signs Permitted in All Residential, Commercial, and Industrial Zones 45 a. Churches, Apartments and Subdivisions 45 b. Home Occupations 45 c. Real Estate Signs 45 d. Real Estate Directional Signs 45 e. Temporary Signs 45 (Revised 12/00) 4 -X SECTION PAGE 4600 NUMBER .. NUMBER f. Public Facilities (Public Buildings, Schools, Parks and Recreation Facilities) 45 5. Additional Signs Permitted in Commercial and Industrial Zones 46 a. Business Signs—General 46 b. Marquee Signs 46 c. Under Marquee Signs 46 d. Shopping Centers 46 e. Large Retail Uses 46 f. Motor Vehicle Dealership Over One Acre of Contiguous Ownership or Control Located within the Auto Mall Area(s) 47 g. Motor Vehicle Dealership Over One Acre of Contiguous Ownership or Control Located Outside the Auto Mall Area 48 h. Subdivision Identification Signs 48 i. Special Requirements for Specified Secondary Uses in the Commercial Office (CO) Zone within One Hundred (100) Feet of a Lot Zoned R-1, R-5, R-8, R-10, R-14, and RM-I 48 j. Freestanding Signs 49 F. Signs within Shoreline Areas—Special Requirements 49 1. View Impairment Prohibited 49 2. Location, Size and Type Limitations 49 3. Illuminated, Freestanding and Roof Signs Prohibited 49 thole G. Special Requirements for the Public Use (P-1) Zone 49 1. Type of Signage Permitted 49 2. Size 49 3. Height and Setback Restrictions 49 4. Illumination and Location 49 5. Exception for Off-Premises Advertising 49 H. Signs within City Center—Special Requirements 49 1. Purpose of Special Regulations 49 2. Applicability 49 3. Map of City Center Sign Regulation Boundaries 50 4. Type and Number of Permanent Signs Allowed 51 a. Residential/Churches/Schools 51 b. Nonresidential Uses 51 5. Size, Height and Locations Allowed for Permanent Signs for Nonresidential Uses Based Upon Sign Type 54 a. Freestanding Signs 54 b. Ground Signs 55 c. Wall Signs 56 d. Projecting Signs 56.1 e. Awning Sign, Canopy Sign, Marquee Sign 57 f. Under Awning Sign, Canopy Sign, Marquee Sign 58 g. Secondary Sign 59 h. Multi-Occupancy or Multiple Building Complex Sign 60 6. Letter Size Limitations for Permanent Signs for Nonresidential Le' Uses Based Upon Distance from Right-of-Way 61 a. Maximum Letter Height 61 4-Xi (Revised 8/00) SECTION PAGE NUMBER .. NUMBER b. Exemption from Letter Size Limits 61 7. Special Allowance for City Center Signs to Project into Right-of-Way 61 8. Temporary/Special Permit Signs 61 9. Modifications of City Center Sign Regulations 61 a. Authority and Purpose 61 b. Review Criteria 61 c. Variance May Be Required 62 d. Fees 62 I. Signs on Public Right-of-Way 62 1. City Sponsored Signs Authorized 62 2. Directional Signs for Public Buildings Authorized 62 a. Standards and Size Limits for Directional Signs 62 3. Public Service Directional Signs for Nonpublic Buildings Such as Churches and Charitable Organizations Authorized 62 a. Review Authority and Time 62 b. Appeal Process 62 c. Installation Time 62 4. Residential Open House Signs 62 J. Temporary and Portable Signs 63 1. General Requirements for Temporary Signs 63 a. Display of Permit Number 63 b. Support and Perforation Requirements for Cloth Signs 63 .-441,110 c. Projection of Temporary Cloth Signs Over Public Property/Right-of-way 63 2. Real Estate Directional Signs on the Public Right-of-Way 63 a. Timing 63 b. Maximum Size 63 c. Maximum Number 63 d. Minimum Spacing 63 3. Residential Open House Signs 63 a. Maximum Number and Type 63 b. Hours of Display 64 c. Maximum Size 64 4. Political Signs 64 a. Permitted Location 64 b. Maximum Size 64 c. Removal Required 64 5. A-Frame Signs 64 a. Number 64 b. Location Requirements 64 c. Size 65 d. Construction Specifications and Materials 65 e. Maintenance and Appearance 65 f. Alteration of Landscaping Prohibited 65 g. Removal upon Close of Business 65 h. Display of Permit and Code Requirements 65 i. Display of Permit Number 65 (Revised 8/00) 4-Xii SECTION PAGE -limoo' NUMBER - NUMBER j. Proof of Insurance and Hold Harmless Agreement for Signs on Public Right-of-Way 65 k. Confiscation of Signs 65 I. Permit Required 65 6. Event Signs 65 a. Applicability 65 b. Types of Event Signage Allowed 65 c. Permit Required 65 d. Time Limitations and Applicability-Grand Openings and Event Signage 66 e. Placement Limitations for Event Signs 66 7. Other Temporary Signs 66 K. Design and Construction Requirements for Permanent Signs-General . . . 66 1. General Design 66 2. Wind Loads 66 3. Seismic Loads 66 4. Combined Loads 66 5. Allowable Stresses 66 6. Location and General Standards for Structural Supports 66.1 7. Materials 66.1 8. Restrictions on Combustible Materials 66.1 L 9. Nonstructural Trim 67 10. Anchorage 67, 11. Size of and Materials for Display Surfaces 67 12. Glass Panel Size, Thickness and Type 67 13. Approved Plastics 67 14. Welding 67 15. Electrical Requirements 67 16. Clearance 67 17. Clearance from High Voltage Power Lines 67 18. Clearance from Fire Escapes, Exits or Standpipes 68 19. Obstruction of Openings Prohibited 68 20. Standards for Supports 68 L. Location/Insurance Requirements for Signs Projecting into Setbacks or Right-of-Way 68 1. Maximum Sign Projection into Setback 68 2. Allowed Projections into Right-of-Way 68 a. Wall Signs 68 b. Marquees 68 c. Additional Allowances within City Center Sign Regulation Boundaries 68 3. Identification of Sign Installer 68.1 4. Liability Insurance Required for Signs Located on or over Public Property 68.1 5. Annual Right-of-Way Use Permit Required for Signs Projecting on or Loi over Public Right-of-Way 68.1 M. Design Requirements for Projecting Signs 68.1 4-Xiii (Revised 7/0 I) L. SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 'tog) 1. Standards 68.1 N. Design Requirements for Awning, Canopy, or Marquee Signs 68.1 1. Applicability of this Section 68.1 2. Acceptable Location and Uniform Building Code Requirements 68.1 3. Under Marquee/Under Awning/Under Canopy Sign Limitations 68.1 a. Number 68.1 b. Location and Size—Outside City Center 68.2 • c. Location and Size—Within City Center 69 O. Design Requirements for Electric Signs 69 1. Materials and Design Standards 69 2. Installation 69 3. Erector's Name 69 4. Label Required 69 P. Inspections 69 Q. Alternate Provisions for Material, Construction and Design 69 R. Appeals of Administrative Decisions 69 S. Variances 69 T. Compliance and Confiscation of Signs 69 1. Compliance Required 69 2. Removal and Storage of Illegal Signs Authorized 69 3. Confiscated Signs 69 4-4-110 STORAGE FACILITIES, BULK 70 A. Intent 70 B. Special Review and Higher Standards Required 70 C. Special Permit and Administration 70 1. Special Permit Required for Bulk Storage Facilities 70 2. Applicability 70 3. Authority and Responsibility 70 4. Provision of Information 70 5. Evaluation Criteria 70 D. Development Standards 71 1. Height of Containers and Stock Piles 71 2. Setbacks 71 3. Landscaping and Screening 71 a. Intent 71 b. Screening Required for Recognized Higher Risk Storage 71 c. Screening Required for Other Bulk Storage 71 d. Landscaping Maintenance 72 4. Signs Permitted 73 5. Surface Drainage 73 a. Intent 73 b. Standards 74 6. Toxic Substances 74 a. Intent 74 b. PSAPCA Standards 74 c. Maximum Concentrations of Toxic Substances 74 °I101) d. Method of Measurement 74 (Revised 7/01) 4-XIV SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 7. Traffic and Access Control 74 a. Intent 74 b. Access Requirements 74 c. Emergency Vehicle Access 74 d. Traffic Flow, Setbacks from Access Routes and Curb Cuts 75 e. Separation of Parking from Loading/Maneuvering Areas 75 f. Overpasses 75 g. Paving of Access Routes 75 h. Surfacing of Storage Areas 75 8. Sound 75 a. Intent 75 b. WAC Regulations Adopted by Reference 75 c. Classifications 75 d. Maximum Sound Levels 76 e. Reduction Due to Method of Measurement 76 f. Extension of Hours of Restrictions 76 9. Liquid Waste 76 a. Intent 76 b. Discharge Regulated 76 c. Standards and Permits 77 d. Standards for Discharge into Sewer System 77 e. Disposal Schedule 77 f. Proof of Compliance 77 g. Prevention of Odorants 77 h. Treatment of Liquid Waste 77 10. Light and Glare 77 a. Intent 77 b. Method of Measurement 77 c. Maximum Levels 77 11. Odorants 77 a. Intent 77 b. Maximum Levels 78 c. Testing Procedure 79 d. Monitoring Required Upon Complaint 79 e. Other Remedies Not Impaired 79 12. Hazardous Materials 79 a. Intent 79 b. Off-Site Economic Burdens Prohibited 80 c. Barrier Required 80 d. Barrier Design 80 e. Fire Suppression System Standards 80 f. Maximum Quantities and Permitted Locations 80 g. Additional Requirements 81 h. Separation of Barrier and Fire Code Dyke $1 i. Combination of Requirements Encouraged 81 j. Impervious Surfacing Required 81 4-XV (Revised 10/00) Nr . SECTION PAGE ,4100- NUMBER NUMBER 13. Gaseous and Particulate Emissions 81 a. Intent 81 b. Preferred Process Methods 81 c. PSAPCA Requirements 81 d. Substance Density Limitations 82 e. Further Emission Limitations During an Alert 82 f. Hydroseeding Required 82 g. Report by Developer Required 82 h. Quarterly Reports May Be Required 82 i. Notification Required 82 j. Additional Reports Authorized 82 k. Locational Restrictions for Facilities with Emissions 82 I. Special Emission Standards for Existing Facilities 83 m. Compliance Later Required for Existing Facilities 83 n. Efficiency Rating—Minimum 83 E. Variances 84 4-4-120 STORAGE LOTS—OUTSIDE 84 A. Screening Required 84 1. Landscaping 84 2. Fencing 84 B. Surfacing 84 4-4-130 TREE CUTTING AND LAND CLEARING REGULATIONS 84 „444011": A. Purpose 84 B. Applicability 84 C. Exemptions 84 1. Emergency Situations 84 2. Dead, Dangerous, or Diseased Trees 85 3. Maintenance Activities/Essential Tree Removal— Public or Private Utilities, Roads and Public Parks 85 4. Installation of SEPA Exempt Public or Private Utilities 85 5. Existing and Ongoing Agricultural Activities 85 6. Commercial Nurseries or Tree Farms 85 7. Public Road Expansion 85 8. Site Investigative Work 85 9. Allowable Minor Tree Cutting Activities 85 10. Landscaping or Gardening Permitted 86 11.Operational Mining/Quarrying 86 12. Modification of Existing Utilities and Streets by Ten Percent (10%) or Less 86 D. Prohibited Activities 86 1. Prohibited Activities 86 2. Restrictions for Critical Areas—General 86 3. Restrictions for Critical Areas—Routine Vegetation Management Permits. 86 4. Restrictions for Critical Areas—Land Development Permits and Building Permits 86 E. Authority and Interpretation 86 F. Permits Required 87 1. Land Development Permit 87 (Revised 10/00) 4-Xvi SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 2. Permit Required for Routine Vegetation Management on Undeveloped Properties 87 3. Permit Required to Use Mechanical Equipment 87 4. Timber Stand Maintenance-Conditional Use Permit Required 87 5. Tree Cutting-Solar Access or Pasture Land 87 G. Routine Vegetation Management Permit Review Process 87 1. Submittal 87 2. Information Required 87 3. Time 87 4. Routine Vegetation Management Permit Conditions 87 5. Time Limits for Routine Vegetation Management Permits 88 H. Performance.Standards for Land Development/Building Permits 88 1. Plan Required 88 2. Applicability, Performance Standards and Alternates 88 3. General Review Criteria 88 4. Tree Preservation 89 5. Native Growth Protection Areas 89 6. Timing 89 7. Restrictions for Critical Areas 89 8. Tree/Ground Cover Retention 89 9. Protection Measures During Construction 90 a. Tree Protection Measures 90 b. Drip Line 90 I. Variance Procedures 90 J. Violations and Penalties 90 1. Penalties 90 2. Additional Liability for Damage 90 3. Restoration Required 90 4. Replacement Required 90.1 5. Stop Work 90.1 4-4-140 WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FACILITIES 90.1 A. Purpose 90.1 B. Goals 90.1 C. Exemption for Amateur Radio, Receive Only Antennas 90.1 D. Administering and Enforcing Authority 90.1 E. Compliance with Telecommunications Act of 1996 90.1 F. Standards and Requirements for All Types of Wireless Communications Facilities 90.2 1. Equipment Shelters or Cabinets 90.2 2. Visual Impact 90.2 3. Screening of Accessory Equipment Shelters and Cabinets 90.2 4. Maximum Noise Levels 90.2 5. Fencing 91 6. Lighting 91 7. Advertising Prohibited 91 8. Building Standards 91 9. Radio Frequency Standards 91 4-Xvii (Revised 10/00) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER G. Standards for Specific Types of Wireless Facilities 91 H. Airport Restrictions—Notice To FAA 96 I. Obsolescence 96 J. Collocation Required 96 1. Evaluation of Existing Support Structures 96 2. Cooperation in Collocation Efforts 96 3. Reasonable Efforts 96 K. Permit Limitations 96 1. Maintenance Required 96 2. Compliance with Federal Standards for Radio Frequency Emissions 97 3. Notice to City of Change of Ownership 97 L. Alternates, Modifications, Variances 97 M. Appeals 97 N. Violations of This Chapter and Penalties 97 Nu) (Revised 10/00) 4-xviii 4-4-010G 4-4-010 STANDARDS AND REVIEW F. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CRITERIA FOR KEEPING ANIMALS: KEEPING ANIMALS: `ter A. PURPOSE AND INTENT: 1. Residence: It is assumed that an animal Since the nature of growth by definition generates owner either lives on the property where an greater competition by both humans and animals animal is kept or has arranged with a tenant for less available space, it is imperative that all to care for the animal. types be located appropriately and managed ef- fectively to insure compatibility and harmony. In 2. Shelter Location: Shelter shall be pro- particular,animals need to be monitored to lessen vided in clean structures located a minimum the impacts of noise,odor,and potential nuisance of twenty five feet(25')from any property line. not only on-site but more particularly to adjacent Private barns and stables shall be located a properties. Animal owners keep their animals for minimum of fifty feet(50') from any property a variety of reasons including, but not limited to, line. All structures, corrals, feeding, exercis- companionship, affection and protection. In order ing, training, riding or other facilities associ- that lovers of animals may coexist harmoniously ated with commercial horse and pony with those who don't, some general guidelines re- boarding, riding stables, and schools shall be quire statement. located a minimum of fifty feet(50')from any property line. B. AUTHORITY: 3. Confinement: All animals shall be kept 1. Responsibility: Responsibility for en and maintained in a manner which confines forcemeat of the provisions of this Section their movement and activity to the premises shall be as follows: of the owner/tenant. a. Animal Control Officer: All those 4. Health and Safety:All animals shall be matters related to care, maintenance, kept in such a manner so as not to create any and individual licensing. (Ord. 3927, objectionable noise,odor,or otherwise cause Some7-15-1985) to annoy or become a public nuisance to the health, safety or general welfare of any per- b. Development Services Division: son. All those matters concerning land use and zoning. Any doubt regarding respon- 5. Animal Waste: Animal waste shall be sibility will be administratively deter- properly disposed of, and any accumulated mined.(Ord.3927,7-15-1985,Amd.Ord. animal waste must not be stored within the 4351, 5-4-1992) shelter setback area. Steps must be taken to minimize odor and the potential for the infes- C. APPLICABILITY: tation of insects or the spread of disease. The keeping of animals by an owner/tenant where permitted in the zoning districts shall com 6. Fencing: Electric and barbed wire ply with the requirements of this Section. These fences may be used to confine animals pro- regulations shall apply to existing and future vided the conditions of RMC 4-4-040, Fences cases where an owner/tenant is keeping animals. and Hedges, are met. D. EXEMPTIONS: G. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR Household pets as defined in RMC 4-11-080 are HOBBY KENNELS (FOUR (4) TO EIGHT permitted use in all zones in the City and as such (8) ANIMALS): are not regulated by this Section provided they number three(3) or less. 1. Fencing Required: All open-run areas shall be surrounded by a six foot(6')fence lo- E. PROHIBITED ANIMALS: cated a minimum of ten feet (10') from all The keeping of wild or dangerous animals is pro property lines. hibited. "`r✓ 2. Waste Removal: Provision shall be made for the removal of animal and food 4- 1 4-4-010H wastes, to keep the kennel free from the in- elements while providing sufficient space for festation of insects or rodents or disease,and animal movement and exercise. Adequate from obnoxious or foul odors. drainage must be provided to prevent water buildup and subsequent damage and to facil- 3. Shelter Location: Shelter shall be pro- itate waste removal. Adequate fences or re- vided in clean structures located only in the taining walls must be constructed to contain rear yard unless the Development Services animals and prevent intrusion by others. Division,based upon information provided by an owner/tenant,determines that a side yard I. REVIEW CRITERIA FOR KENNELS would be a better location for the shelter.The AND HOBBY KENNELS: shelter shall be located ten feet(10') from Special review criteria for all types of kennels to side and rear property lines. be considered by the Zoning Administrator and Hearing Examiner are included in RMC 4-9-100E. H. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR KENNELS (NINE (9) OR MORE J. REVIEW CRITERIA FOR BOARDING ANIMALS): AND STABLES: For associated uses such as kennels, commer- 1. Shelter: Shelter shall be provided for an- cial horse and pony boarding, riding stables, and imals in clean structures which shall be kept schools the conditional use criteria of RMC structurally sound, maintained in good repair, 4-9-030 shall be applicable. contain the animals, and restrict entrance of other animals. These structures, together K. NONCONFORMING USES: with associated runs, shall be located a mini- In cases where the keeping of animals does not mum of fifty feet(50') from any property line comply with these regulations, the situation shall and must be located in a rear yard. be classified as a nonconforming use.The owner/ tenant shall be allowed to keep the number of an- 2. Food and Bedding: Suitable food and imals existing at the time the Section became ef- bedding shall be provided and stored in facil- fective (7-15-1985). ities adequate to provide protection against infestation or contamination by insects or ro- 1. Animal Replacement: Property owners/ dents. Refrigeration shall be provided for the tenants who lose an animal after the effective protection of perishable foods. date of this Section shall not be allowed to re- place the animal with a similar type of animal. 3. Waste Removal: Provision shall be made for the removal of animals and food 2. Transferability: Furthermore, for the wastes, bedding,and debris disposal in order purposes of this Code, nonconforming use to keep the kennel free from the infestation of rights belong to a property owner and are not insects, rodents, or disease and from obnox- attached to the property and therefore are not ious or foul odors. transferable from one property owner to an- other with the sale of the property. (Ord. 4. Criteria for Indoor Kennel Facilities: 3927, 7-15-1985) Applicants for kennels must show that indoor facilities have a sufficient heating and cooling L. VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES: system to provide a moderate temperature through the year; a sufficient ventilation sys- 1. Compliance with Current Code Regu- tem to circulate the air; an adequate natural lations: In those situations where the keep- or artificial lighting system to allow inspection ing of animals does not comply with these and cleaning at any time of the day and that regulations and the situation is not classified interior wall and ceiling surfaces are con- as a nonconforming use,then the owner shall structed of materials which are resistant to have to comply with the Code regulations. the absorption of moisture and odors. 2. Fines: Violation of land use permits 5. Criteria for Outdoor Kennel Facilities: granted are subject to fines established in this Outdoor facilities will be constructed to pro- Code. All other violations of police regula- ,,moi' vide shelter from the weather and associated tions shall be administered in accordance 4 -2 4-4-030C with chapter 6-6 RMC, Animals and Fowl at Long Range Wastewater Management Plan Large. (Ord. 3927, 7-15-1985) King County Comprehensive Housing Afford- ability Strategy (CHAS) 4-4-020 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN IMPLEMENTATION: (Reserved) Shoreline Master Program King County Solid Waste Management Plan 4-4-030 DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES AND REGULATIONS - Countywide Planning Policies GENERAL: Six-Year Transportation Improvement Plan A. INTENT: Street Arterial Plan It is the intent of this Section to provide the City, especially the Development Services Division and the Hearing Examiner, with criteria to make Traffic Mitigation Resolution and Fee (1994) consistent and rational land use recommenda- tions and decisions that(1) place the public Parks Mitigation Resolution and Fee (1994) health, safety and welfare paramount; (2) recog Fire Mitigation Resolution and Fee (1994) nize property rights; (3) promote aesthetics, amenities and good design; (4) minimize incom- patibility or adjacent uses;(5) minimize pollution; Comprehensive Plan (6) contain adverse impacts on-site; (7) make (Ord. 4527, 6-12-1995; Amd. Ord. 4835, consistent and rational decisions and recommen- 3-27-2000;Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) dations. Furthermore it is the intent of this Section to comply with the various resolutions,codes and C. CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS: ordinances of the City and the State Environmen- tal Policy Act, as amended. (Ord.3106, 1. Haul Routes: A construction plan indi- %1001-24-1977, Amd. Ord. 3592, 12-14-1981) cating haul routes and hours, construction hours, and a traffic control plan must be sub- B. ADOPTION BY REFERENCE: miffed to the Development Services Division The goals, objectives and policies as set forth in for approval prior to a construction permit be- the following are presently in force or as modified ing issued. from time to time are hereby incorporated by ref- erence and shall be considered as if fully set forth 2. Haul Hours: Haul hours shall be re herein: stricted to the hours between eight-thirty (8:30) a.m. and three-thirty (3:30) p.m., Mon- Cedar River Master Plan (1976) day through Friday unless otherwise ap- proved in advance by the Development Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Services Division. Plan (1983) 3. Permitted Work Hours in or Near Res- Green River Valley Plan (1984) idential Areas: Construction activities which require construction or building permits and Fire Department Master Plan (1987) which are conducted in residential areas or within three hundred feet(300')of residential Airport Master Plan areas shall be restricted to the following hours: King County Stormwater Management Man- ual (1990) a. Single Family Remodel or Single Family Addition Construction Activi- Comprehensive Park, Recreation and Open ties:Single family remodel or single fam Space Plan ily addition construction activities shall be restricted to the hours between seven Comprehensive Water System Plan o'clock(7:00) a.m. and ten o'clock (10:00) p.m., Monday through Friday. 4-3 (Revised 10/00) 4-4-030C Work on Saturdays and Sundays shall be in the aquifer protection area if construction restricted to the hours between nine vehicles will be refueled on site and/or the o'clock(9:00) a.m. and ten o'clock quantity of hazardous materials that will be (10:00) p.m. stored,dispensed, used, and handled on the ITS • construction site exclusive of the quantity of b. Commercial, Multi-Family, New hazardous materials contained in fuel or fluid Single Family and Other Nonresiden- reservoirs of construction vehicles will ex- tial Construction Activities: Commer- ceed the de minimus amount specified in cial, multi-family, new single family and RMC 4-3-050C6a(ii)(1). other nonresidential construction activi- ties shall be restricted to the hours be- a. Designated Person:There shall be tween seven o'clock(7:00) a.m. and a designated person on site during oper- eight o'clock (8:00) p.m., Monday ating hours who is responsible for super- through Friday. Work on Saturdays shall vising the use, storage, and handling of be restricted to the hours between nine hazardous materials and who shall take o'clock(9:00) a.m. and eight o'clock appropriate mitigating actions necessary (8:00)p.m.No work shall be permitted on in the event of fire or spill. Sundays. (Ord. 4703, 2-2-1998) b. Secondary Containment: Hazard- 4. Emergency Extensions to Permitted ous material storage, dispensing, and re- Work Hours:The Development Services Di- fueling areas and,to the extent possible, vision Director is authorized to grant an ex- use and handling areas shall be provided tension of working time during an emergency. with secondary containment in accor- An emergency shall include but is not limited dance with RMC 4-3-050H2d(i), Second- to natural and manmade disasters. (Ord. ary Containment—Zones 1 and 2. 3592, 12-14-1981, Ord. 4703, 2-2-1998) c. Securing Hazardous Materials: 5. Temporary Erosion Control: Tempo- Hazardous materials left on site when the rary erosion control must be installed and site is unsupervised must be inaccessible maintained for the duration of the project.This to the public. Locked storage sheds, work must comply with the current King locked fencing, locked fuel tanks on con- County Surface Water Design Manual as struction vehicles, or other techniques adopted by the City of Renton and must be may be used if they will preclude access. approved by the Development Services Divi- sion. d. Removal of Leaking Vehicles and Equipment: Construction vehicles and 6. Hydroseeding Required:Within thirty stationary equipment that are found to be (30) days of completion of grading work,the leaking fuel, hydraulic fluid, and/or other applicant shall hydroseed or plant an appro- hazardous materials shall be removed priate ground cover over any portion of the from the site and the aquifer protection site that is graded or cleared of vegetation area or repaired in place as soon as pos- and where no further construction work will sible and may remain on the site in the in- occur within ninety (90) days.Alternative terim only if leakage is completely measures such as mulch,sodding, or plastic contained. covering as specified in the current King County Surface Water Management Design e. Flammable and Combustible Liq- Manual as adopted by the City of Renton may uids—Storage and Dispensing: Stor- be proposed between the dates of November age and dispensing of flammable and 1st and March 31st of each year. The Devel- combustible liquids from tanks, contain- opment Services Division's approval of this ers, and tank vehicles into the fuel and work is required prior to final inspection and fluid reservoirs of construction vehicles or approval of the permit. (Ord.4703, 2-2-1998) stationary equipment on the construction site shall be in accordance with these 7. Construction Activity Standards— standards and the Uniform Fire Code APA Zones 1 and 2:The following standards Section 7904.2. as adopted or amended 14110 shall apply to construction activities occurring by the City. (Revised 10/00) 4 -4 4-4-030D f. Clean-Up Equipment and Sup- plies:Equipment and supplies adequate for the immediate clean-up of the worst case release shall be stored on the con- struction site in close proximity to hazard- • ous materials. g. Unauthorized Releases: Unautho- rized releases as defined in RMC 4-11-210, Definitions U, shall immedi- ately be contained, reported, and cleaned up as required by RMC 4-9-015G, Unauthorized Releases. Con- taminated soil,water,and other materials shall be disposed of according to state and local requirements. h. Application of Pesticides and Fer- tilizer:Application of pesticide and fertil- izer shall be in accordance with the requirements of RMC 4-3-050H3, Use of Pesticides and Nitrates—APA Zones 1 and 2. i. Hazardous Materials Management Statement: A hazardous materials man- agement statement as described in RMC 4-8-120D8, Definitions H, Hazardous Now Materials Management Statement, shall be submitted to and approved by the De- partment prior to issuance of a permit regulating construction activity in the APA. (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) D. OFF-SITE IMPROVEMENTS: 1. Improvements Required: Whenever a building permit is applied for under the provi- sions of this Code for new construction of a multiple dwelling consisting of three (3) or more units, public assembly, commercial or industrial structure or alteration of an existing structure of said type, in excess of fifty thou- sand dollars ($50,000.00), then the person applying for such building permit shall simul- taneously make application for a permit, as an integral part of such new construction or alteration thereof,for the building and instal- lation of certain off-site improvements,includ- ing but not limited to water mains, drainage, sanitary sewer,all improvements required by the street improvement regulations and the subdivision regulations and all necessary ap- purtenances. Such off-site improvements (except traffic signalization systems)shall ex- tend the full distance of such property to be 4-4.1 (Revised 10/00) This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 10/00) 4-4.2 4-4-030H improved upon and sought to be occupied as or used, nor shall the use of a building be a building site or parking area for the afore- changed from a use limited to one district to said building purposes and which may adjoin- that of any other district as defined by this Ti- property dedicated as a public street. Traffic tie until a certificate of occupancy shall have signalization off-site improvements shall be been issued by the Building Inspector. Certif- installed pursuant to the provisions of the icate of occupancy for the use of vacant lands subdivision regulations. or the change in the use of land as herein pro- vided shall be applied for before any such 2. Design Standards:All sidewalks shall land shall be occupied or used, and a certifi- be constructed to the City standards and con- cate of occupancy shall be issued within ten form to standard specifications for municipal (10) days after the application has been public works constructions,commonly known made, providing such use is in conformity as APWA Standards. with the provisions of these regulations. Street width and standards for construction 2. Application Required Prior to Permit- shall be specified by the Administrator of the ting Excavation: No permit for excavation Planning/Building/Public Works Department for any building shall be issued before the ap- or his duly authorized representative. All plication has been made for certificate of oc- plans and specifications for such improve- cupancy. See also RMC 4-9-130, Occupancy ments are to be submitted at time such appli- Permits. cation for a permit is made. 3. Certificate of Use Available Upon Re- 3. Permits Required:All permits required quest: Upon a written request of the owner, for the construction of these improvements the Building Inspector shall issue a certificate shall be applied for and obtained in the same of occupancy for any building or land existing manner, and with fees and conditions as at the time this Code takes effect, certifying, specified in RMC Title 9, Public Ways and after inspection, the use of the building or Property, relating to excavating or disturbing land and whether such use conforms to the ‘it"'' streets, alleys, pavement or improvements. provisions of the Code. Where a plat as (Ord. 4546, 7-24-1995) above provided is not already on file, an ap- plication for a certificate of occupancy shall E. CONSTRUCTION OF be accompanied by a survey in duplicate IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED PRIOR TO form such as is required for a permit. (Ord. PERMANENT OCCUPANCY PERMIT 1472, 12-18-1953) ISSUANCE: There is hereby added an additional condition to H. USE OF EXISTING STRUCTURES the issuance of any permanent occupancy per- DURING CONSTRUCTION OF NEW mit. No permanent occupancy permit shall be STRUCTURES: granted until all on-and off-site improvements re- quired of the project shall be constructed and ap- 1. Conditionally Authorized:When an ex- proved by the City or alternatively deferred or isting structure or use is being replaced else- waived pursuant to RMC 4-9-060 or 4-9-250C. where on a lot, the structure being replaced, (Ord. 3483, 11-10-80) if remaining during the interim, shall not be considered as countable or measurable de- F. DEFERRAL OF REQUIRED velopment under the provisions of this Code IMPROVEMENTS: when: See RMC 4-9-060. a. The structure has been condemned G. CHANGE OF USE AND NEW as a threat to the public health, welfare, CONSTRUCTION REQUIRES or safety and cannot be reoccupied; or CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY: b. The applicant has provided the City 1. Certificate of Occupancy Required:No with sureties and/or other devices satis- . w factory to the City Attorney to ensure vacant land shall be occupied or used and no compliance with lot coverage and other building hereafter erected shall be occupied 4 -5 4-4-040A possible requirements prior to the issu- height allowable for the fence if the berm ance of a certificate of occupancy for the were not present. replacement structure(s), or within a rea- - sonable period thereafter. 3. Grade Differences: Where the finished *IS grade is a different elevation on either side of 2. Exception for Public Owned or Oper- a fence the height may be measured from the ated Uses: Unless the Council or Hearing side having the highest elevation. Examiner makes a determination that such a surety device should be provided, no such 4. City May Require Modification:Where device shall be required for a public owned or a traffic vision hazard is created,the City may operated use having a"P"suffix designation. require a modification to the height limitations (Ord. 4523, 6-5-1995) and location of fences, hedges or walls to the degree necessary to eliminate the hazard. 4-4-040 FENCES AND HEDGES: D. STANDARDS FOR RESIDENTIAL USES: A. PURPOSE: These regulations are intended to regulate the 1. Height Limitations for Interior Lots: material and height of fences and hedges, partic- ularly in front yards and in yards abutting public a. Front Yard Setbacks:Fences,walls rights-of-way, in order to promote traffic and pub- or hedges a maximum of forty eight lic safety and to maintain aesthetically pleasing inches(48") in height may be allowed neighborhoods. The following regulations are in- within the required front yard subject to tended to provide and maintain adequate sight these provisions. distance along public rights-of-way at intersec- tions and to encourage safe ingress and egress b. Side Lot Lines: Fences, walls or from individual properties.These regulations also hedges on interior lot lines of required encourage the feeling of spaciousness along front yards shall not exceed forty eight neighborhood streets and minimize the closed inches (48") in height. Fences, walls or city atmosphere which tall fences along public hedges on interior side lot lines not within rights-of-way can create. required front yards may be a maximum of seventy two inches (72") in height. B. APPLICABILITY: The provisions and conditions of this Section reg- c. Rear Lot Line: A fence or hedge a ulating height are not applicable to fences or bar- maximum of seventy two inches (72") riers required by State law or by the zoning may be located on the rear lot line. provisions of this Code to surround and enclose public safety installations, school grounds, public playgrounds, private or public swimming pools and similar installations and improvements. C. GENERAL FENCE AND HEDGE REQUIREMENTS: 1. Fence Height—Method of Measure- ment: `` r The height shall be measured from the sr art -' �t top elevation of the top board rail or wire to � the ground. In cases where a wall is used in- 'T_. ,a 5 stead of a fence, height shall be measured from the top surface of the wall to the ground on the high side of the wall. 2. Height Limitations for Corner Lots: 2. Berms: A berm may not be constructed with a fence on it unless the total height of the a. Front Yard Setbacks:Fences,walls berm plus the fence is less than the maximum or hedges a maximum of forty two inches (42") in height may be allowed on any 4 -6 4-4-040E part of the clear vision area. Fences, other barrier is erected along the property walls,or hedges a maximum of forty eight lines. inches (48") in height may be allowed Naive within any part of the front yard setback E. STANDARDS FOR COMMERCIAL, when located outside of any clear vision • INDUSTRIAL AND OTHER USES: area on said lot. 1. Location and Maximum Height:A max- b. Interior Side Lot Line: Fences, imum of eight feet(8') anywhere on the lot walls or hedges a maximum of seventy provided the fence does not stand in or in two inches(72")in height may be located front of any required landscaping or pose a on interior side lot lines to the point where traffic vision hazard. they intersect the required front yard set- back, in which case they shall be gov- erned by subsection D2a of this Section. c. Side Lot Line Abutting Street: • • Fences, walls or hedges a maximum ofV°` 96- forty two inches(42")in height within any , ' � �r0 , clear vision area and forty eight inches �71�mw� 5 t i. (48") in height elsewhere. :R':. ° rR'' d. Rear Lot Line: Fences, walls, or T,'� f, �i ��� hedges a maximum of seventy two FT `�' '�V' 1 5< inches(72") in height may be located along the rear lot line except the fence `UM' "ARE" shall be limited to forty eight inches(48") in height where they intersect the width of 2. Electric Fences:All electric fences shall the required side yard setback of the side be posted with permanent signs a minimum Now street and where the fence abuts the of thirty six(36)square inches in area at inter- front yard of an interior lot. vals of fifteen feet(15') stating that the fence is electrified. INTERIOR LOT ; Electric fences and any related equipment \ 12. 1j ..- and appliances must be installed in accor- dance with the manufacturer's specifications I i CORNER LOT 1 and in compliance with the National Electrical J -, , Code. %/ .,,I 510E YARD ALONG SIK LT t -- 3. Barbed Wire Fences: Barbed wire may SIGHT '\ `'`\, only be used on top of fences at least six feet (6') high for commercial, industrial, utility and public uses. MEI 42"MAXIMUM HEIGHT .E 45.MAXIMUM HEIGHT j .._.-..-1 ' . ..-1 72 MAXIMUM HEIGHT r. 3. Gate Required: Residential fences, m COMMERCIAL LOT I walls or hedges along rear lot lines of interior lots abutting alleys shall contain an access gate to the alley. , REQUIRED iNG GFAR VISION AREA 4. Electric Fences: Electric fences are per- mitted by special review in all residential zones in cases where large domestic animals 9"MAXIMUM IIEx"R In ".-'11.1,-"Ir F,-,\RJC':ri^J:,.LX_ Or r.D are being kept provided additional fencing or fr1..1.171,-,FI- ; -,-I,o=THIF -J,;T-1I FF 4 -7 4-4-040F 4. Bulk Storage Fences: See RMC maximum of seventy two inches(72") in 4-4-110. height.This fence must be located to the rear of the required front yard.In addition, O 5. Special Provisions: Fences for mobile driveways will not be allowed to access 'rrl home parks, subdivisions or planned unit de- . through this fence. The location of the velopment and for sites which are mined, fence exceeding forty two inches(42") in graded or excavated may vary from these height along property lines, particularly regulations as provided in the respective the front and side lot lines along flanking code sections. arterial streets, does not obstruct views of oncoming traffic at intersections or F. ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW OF driveways. VARIATION FROM HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS: H. COMPLIANCE: A property owner wishing to vary the height re- Fences which do not comply with these regula- strictions or placement of a fence or hedge on a tions must be brought into compliance within six lot may make written application to the Develop- (6) months from the date of notice of fence viola- ment Services Division for an administrative re- tion from the City. (Ord. 4056, 4-13-1987) view of the situation.The Department's staff shall review the application and prepare a written de- termination based upon criteria listed in these 4-4-050 GARAGE SALES — regulations. REQUIREMENTS FOR: G. SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE FENCE A. APPLICABILITY: PERMITS: A garage sale which does not comply with the fol- lowing conditions shall be considered a business 1. Fences Eligible for Administrative Re- and must be brought into compliance with all re- view Process: Persons wishing to have one quirements for business uses, including compli- of the following types of fences may submit a ance with the Zoning Code. letter of justification, site plan and typical eleNrid - vation together with the permit fee to the B. CONDITIONS: Planning/Building/Public Works Department: Conditions for garage sales shall include: a. Fences exceeding forty eight inches 1. Maximum Time and Number:Incidental (48")within front yard setbacks but not garage sales consisting of no more than one within a clear vision area. such sale per calendar quarter, and no more than three (3) within the same calendar year b. Solid fences along side property and with no such sale continuing for more lines abutting arterial streets. than two (2) days. c. Electric fences. 2. Supervision of Vehicles Required:Ga- rage sales shall be supervised and are the re- 2. Evaluation Criteria: The Development sponsibility of the occupant or the tenant who Services Division shall approve the issuance occupies the dwelling unit. This person shall of special fence permits provided that: not permit vehicles to impede the passage of traffic on any roads or streets in the area of a. Fences, walls and hedges above the person's property. forty eight inches (48")when all setback from the street property line four inches 3. Use of Right-of-Way Prohibited: (4") for every one inch of increased Goods are not to be displayed in public rights- height sought(over forty eight inches of-way. (48"), up to a maximum of seventy two inches (72")). 4. Signage Installation and Removal Re- quirements: Signs advertising such sales b. Fences along property lines abutting shall not be attached to any public structures, a side street which is an arterial may be a signs or traffic control devices or utility poles. 4 -8 4-4-060C Signs may only be placed on property owned B. SCOPE: by the person conducting the sale or on prop- Nikrof erty where an owner gives consent to post 1. Applicability:All mining,excavation and such sign.All such signs shall be removed grading activities within the City of Renton twenty four(24) hours after the sale is corn- • shall be subject to the terms and conditions of pleted. this Section.All such activities shall be further in compliance with chapter 78.44 RCW and 5. Special Restriction for Self Storage subject to the terms of this Section. Uses in RM-I Zone: No garage,yard,or es- tate sales are allowed from leased storage 2. Application Required for Existing Ac- units. (Ord. 4736, 8-24-1998) tivities:The owner or operator of such activ- ities in the City at the time of the adoption of C. VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES: this Section shall make the initial application Any person found to be in violation of this Section within thirty(30)days and the entire applica- shall be informed in writing by the Planning/Build- tion within ninety(90) days of the effective ing/Public Works Department of the violation and date of this Section. shall be given fourteen (14) days to comply with this Section.Following this action,if a subsequent 3. Application Required for Activities garage sale is conducted in violation of this Sec- Annexed into City:The owner or operator of tion,each day the sale is conducted shall be con- such activities annexed subsequent to the sidered a separate violation and shall be subject adoption of this Section shall make the initial to the following penalty. application within thirty(30) days and the en- tire application within ninety(90) days from Any person conducting any"garage sale"as de- the date of annexation. fined herein in RMC 4-11-070 without being prop- erly licensed therefor or who shall violate any of 4. Time for Compliance: All such existing the other terms and regulations of this Section activities shall comply fully with all provisions shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than of this Section within the period of time estab- 4rr' twenty five dollars ($25.00) nor more than one lished by this Section except such activities hundred dollars($100.00)or to be imprisoned for which are not existing at the date of the adop- a period of not to exceed ten (10)days for each tion of this Section shall conform to all provi- violation. (Ord.4493, 1-23-1995) sions of this Section prior to the beginning of their operation. 4-4-060 GRADING, EXCAVATION C. GENERAL: AND MINING REGULATIONS: 1. Landscaping:Existing vegetation in any A. PURPOSE: required setback shall be preserved or land- It is the purpose of this Section to: scaping shall be planted to prevent erosion and reduce the dust, mud and noise gener- 1. Provide a means of regulating mining, ated on the proposed reuse of the site. excavation and grading to promote the Around the periphery of the site, except health, safety, morals, general welfare and where the proposed reuse of the site requires esthetics in the City of Renton. the lack of vegetation, the applicant shall landscape in such a manner as to result in 2. Promote the progressive rehabilitation of reasonable screening.Trees planted shall be mining,excavation and grading sites to a suit- at least four feet(4')in height. In those areas able new use. that have been rehabilitated and are desig- nated to be planted according to the pro- 3. Protect those areas and uses in the vicin- posed reuse of the site,the appropriate ity of mining, excavation and grading activi- plantings shall be done as soon as possible ties against detrimental effects. to provide mature plants for the new use. 4. Promote safe,economic,systematic and 2. Screening:With the exception of offices, uninterrupted mining,excavation and grading every effort shall be made to screen effec- activities within the City of Renton. tively all structures and activities to minimize 4- 9 (Revised 1/99) 4-4-060D detrimental effects on adjacent property. grading operation by virtue of changing engi- Screening may include but is not limited to neering advisors. landscaping, berms with landscaping, and a - screening fence. 8. Stop Work Order: Should hazardous `orr10 ,conditions occur in either engineered grading 3. Natural Stream Courses: Every effort or regular grading,the Building Department shall be made to preserve perennial and in- inspector shall have the responsibility and termittent streams and their surrounding veg- authority to issue a partial or total stop work etation. (Ord.2820, 1-14-1974, eff. order. 1-19-1974) 9. Emergency Permits: Upon application 4. Hydroseeding Required: Within thirty to the Development Services Division, sup- (30) days of completion of grading work,the ported by those plans adequate for the Direc- applicant shall hydroseed or plant an appro- tor of the Development Services Division to priate ground cover over any portion of the make a decision,there may be declared an site that is graded or cleared of vegetation emergency and the Director may issue an and where no further construction work will emergency fill and grade permit. In order for occur within ninety(90)days.Alternative there to be declared an emergency, there measures such as mulch,sodding, or plastic must be a declaration from a State or Federal covering as specified in the current King regulatory agency that an emergency condi- County Surface Water Management Design tion exists that threatens public safety,health Manual as adopted by the City of Renton may or welfare,or the Development Services Divi- be proposed between the dates of November sion Director must be presented with inde- 1 st and March 31st of each year.The Devel- pendent evidence that there exists an opment Services Division's approval of this emergency that imminently threatens public work is required prior to final inspection and safety, health or welfare, and further that approval of the permit. (Ord.4703, 2-2-1998) there exists inadequate time to obtain a fill and grade permit. Before the emergency per- 5. Conformance with RCW: This Section mit can be issued, the Director must ensure „fir conforms to the requirements of chapter that environmental review has been com- 78.44 RCW which regulates surface mining pleted by the Environmental Review Commit- in the State of Washington. (Ord. 2820, tee or is under the supervision of a Federal or 1-14-1974, eff. 1-19-1974) State agency that has conducted environ- mental review. As part of any emergency 6. Notification of Noncompliance: It shall grading, the applicant for an emergency per- be the responsibility of the certifying engineer mit must provide a disposal plan of the mate- on any grading project to advise immediately rials satisfactory to the Director, including any discrepancies, hazardous conditions or routing of any vehicles transporting any con- problems affecting safety and stability of the taminated,dangerous or toxic materials.Any project to the person in charge of the grading fill to be installed must comply with the re- work and subsequently in writing to the grad- quirements of this Section concerning the ing operator and to the Building Department. contents of the fill. An emergency fill and Recommendations for corrective measures, grading permit shall be for the minimum time if necessary, shall be provided in the correc- and minimum volume necessary to avoid the tion notices. emergency. (Ord. 4102, 12-14-1987, eff. 12-19-1987) 7. Transfer of Responsibility for Work: If at any time the grading operator changes the D. BOND REQUIRED TO COVER COSTS certifying engineer or a different ownership or OF REHABILITATION: responsible party occurs, the operator shall The Development Services Division shall require notify the Building Department in writing bonds amounting to one and one-half(1-1/2) within ten(10)days and shall specify the new times the estimated cost of rehabilitation to as- civil engineer or owner.The owner or grading sure that the work,if not completed or proceeding operator shall not be relieved of any respon- in accordance with the approved plans and spec- sibility relative to the safety and conduct of a ifications, shall be corrected. Such a bond shall NISIO be approved by the City Attorney and filed with (Revised 1/99) 4 - 10 4-4-060F the City Clerk. In lieu of a surety bond,the appli- work.The civil engineer shall be responsible cant may file a cash bond or instrument of credit for reporting monthly or more frequently on with the City Clerk in an amount equal to that " forms provided by the Public Works Depart- which would be required in the surety bond. The ment: bond shall be conditioned upon the faithful perfor- • mance of the requirements as set forth in this a. Extent and location of grading. Section. Any reclamation bonds posted with the State Department of Natural Resources for sur- b. All tests made or taken in conjunction face mining permits may be applied on the bond with the grading operation. requirements, insofar as they pertain to the recla- mation provisions of this Section. c. Extent of drainage, structure, and safety activity report on the project. E. INSPECTION: All operations regulated by this Section shall be d. Any special testing, as-built plans or subject to inspection by authorized Development revised requests necessary. Services Division inspection personnel.When ex- traordinary or special problems or conditions are In addition, he shall certify to the safety and involved, extra inspection of grading operations stability of the slopes, safety earthwork oper- and special tests may be ordered by the City. ation, and special problems which might oc- (Ord.2820, 1-14-1974,eff. 1-19-1974;Amd.Ord. cur. 3592, 12-14-1981) 3. Soil Engineer Responsibilities: The F. ENGINEERING GRADING soil engineer's area of responsibility shall in- REQUIREMENTS: clude but need not be limited to the profes- sional inspection and certification concerning 1. Reports Required:Soil engineering and the preparation of ground to receive fills,test- engineering geology reports shall be required ing for required compaction,stability of all fin- as defined in RMC 4-11-190E and ish slopes and the design of buttress fills, 4-11-190S. During grading all necessary re- where required, incorporating data supplied ports, compaction data and soil engineering by the engineering geologist. and engineering geology recommendations shall be submitted to the civil engineer and 4. Engineering Geologist Responsibili- the Public Works Department by the soil en- ties:The engineering geologist's area of re- gineer and the engineering geologist.The sponsibility shall include but need not be Public Works Department may waive reports limited to professional inspection and certifi- for minor grading operations. cation of the adequacy of natural ground for receiving fills and the stability of cut slopes 2. Civil Engineer Responsibilities: For with respect to geological matters, and the purposes of preparing and/or approving engi- for subdrains or other groundwater neered grading plans,the engineer shall be a drainage devices.He shall report his findings professional engineer registered in the State to the soil engineer and the civil engineer for to practice in the field of civil works. The civil engineering analysis. (Ord.2820, 1-14-1974, engineer shall be responsible for the plans, eff. 1-19-1974) any special soil engineering and testing re- ports,design of drainage facilities and struc- 5. Building Division Responsibilities: tures, and be competent to recommend and The Building Division shall inspect the project obtain special tests,survey data,and geolog- at frequent intervals to determine that ade- ical or hydraulic reports should they be nec- quate control is being exercised by the oper- essary. The civil engineer shall provide an ator and the civil engineer. Should hazardous acceptable plan and report based on good conditions occur, the Building Department in- engineering practices and the requirements Spector shall have the responsibility and au- designated by the Public Works Department. thority to issue a partial or total stop work He shall,upon return of his plans,provide any order. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974, eff. 1-19-1974, corrections necessary and corrected copies Amd. Ord. 3592, 12-14-1981) for use of the City in reviewing the grading 4 - 11 (Revised 10/00) 4-4-060G 6. Specifications: A fence six feet(6') in close visual inspection of slope to assure height with openings no larger than two safety against breakage or sliding. inches (2") (other than gates) may be re- quired for safety reasons completely around 3. Clearing and Rounding Tops of any area worked upon for which a permit is is- , Slopes: All trees,timber, stumps, brush or sued for engineered grading prior to corn- debris shall be cleared to a point at least ten mencing any other work.All gates shall be feet (10') back from the top of any slope in- locked when not in use and shall bear a sign volving cuts greater than ten feet(10'). After denoting danger. excavation, the top of all slopes shall be rounded to prevent a sheer breaking point. 7. Setbacks:Engineered grading sites may be required to have a peripheral area a max- 4. Property and Setback Location: Prop- imum of seventy five feet(75') in width which erty location and approved setbacks must be shall be retained in its natural topographic established and stakes set under the supervi- condition.The setback area shall be used for, sion of a registered land surveyor. These but is not limited to, access roads, planting, stakes must be maintained in place until final fencing,landscaped berms for screening pur- inspection of work so that the inspector can poses,employee and visitor parking, offices, determine at any time if the excavation is directional signs and business signs identify- properly located as related to the property ing the occupant. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974, eff. lines. 1-19-1974) 5. Maximum Noise Levels:Noise levels at G. REGULAR GRADING all operations shall be controlled to prevent REQUIREMENTS: undue nuisance to the public. Maximum al- lowable daytime sound pressure as mea- 1. Inspection,Testing and Reports: In- sured in any residential zone shall not exceed spection and testing by an approved testing the following at least ninety percent (90%) of agency including certification of the exca- the time between the hours of seven o'clock vated or filled areas may be required by the (7:00) a.m. and eight o'clock (8:00) p.m. INS Building Division at any time the City's autho- rized inspectors believe problems may occur. SOUND PRESSURE LEVELS Should special problems be indicated in reg- ular grading,the Building Division may re- SOUND PRESSURE quire the owner or operator to submit FREQUENCY LEVEL IN DECIBELS engineering reports similar to engineered BAND IN re. 0.0002 grading and may specify a time period for CYCLES/SECOND MICROBAR compliance to prevent undue hazard. 25—300 80 300—2,400 70 H. WORK IN PROGRESS: Above 2,400 60 1. Maximum Slopes—Work in Progress: (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974, eff. 1-19-1974) No slopes greater than one horizontal to one vertical will be permitted for cuts,fills, or dur- 6. Permitted Work Hours:All mining, ex- ing excavations that exceed ten feet (10') in cavation and grading work done in residential height without physical restraint by timbering areas or within three hundred feet(300') of or approval by the Building Department of an residential areas shall be between the hours engineering or geologist report assuring of seven o'clock(7:00)a.m.and eight o'clock slope will maintain its shape without undue (8:00) p.m., Monday through Friday, except risk of failing. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974, eff. repairs to machinery.Work may be permitted 1-19-1974;Amd. Ord. 3592, 12-14-1981; on Saturdays and Sundays only if approved Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) in writing in advance by the Development Services Division Director.The Director is au- 2. Safety:Workmen shall be allowed in the thorized to grant an extension of working time vicinity of the toe or top of slope only after during an emergency.An emergency shall in- 111110 clude but is not limited to natural and man- (Revised 10/00) 4 - 12 4-4-060J made disasters. (Ord. 3592, 12-14-1981, I. SURFACE WATER: Amd. Ord. 4703, 2-2-1998) 1. Polluted or Stagnant Water Prohib- 7. Compliance with Pollution Control ited: Under no circumstances shall stagnant Regulations: Discharge of materials into the • or polluted waters be permitted in any site. air or water shall be subject to the require- Should these waters accumulate, remedial ments of the appropriate governing agency. measures such as draining or backfilling shall (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974, eff. 1-19-1974) be taken as corrective action. Backfill mate- rial shall be placed to a point one foot above 8. Control of Dust and Mud: Activities the water table. shall be operated so as to reduce dust and mud to a minimum. Unless otherwise speci- 2. Minimum Lake Depth: Lakes formed in fied by the Public Works and Building Depart- areas which may be used for recreational ments, operations shall be conducted in purposes shall be of such depth that shall in- accordance with the following standards: hibit the growth of vegetative matter in the water.A minimum two foot(2')depth of water a. Access Roads: Access roads shall shall be maintained in these areas. The res- be maintained in a condition that confines toration of any site which results in the forma- the mud and dust to the site. Such roads tion of a lake shall be the result of careful shall be improved to a width sufficient to planning and shall take into consideration all permit the unhindered movement of factors which contribute to the ultimate ecol- emergency vehicles. One-way roads ogy of the site. shall have by-pass routes to permit the movement of emergency vehicles. 3. Maximum Bank Slopes Adjacent to Lake:All banks,adjacent to any body of water b. Dozing and Digging: Dozing, dig- created,shall be sloped or stepped as follows ging, scraping and loading of excavated to permit a person to escape from the water: materials shall be done in a manner which reduces to the minimum level pos- a. Unconsolidated Material: Soil, sible the producing of dust and mud. sand, gravel and other unconsolidated (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974, eff. 1-19-1974, materials shall be sloped to two feet (2') Amd. Ord. 3592, 12-14-1981) below the low groundwater line at a slope no steeper than one and one-half feet 9. Soil Erosion and Sedimentation: Soil horizontal to one foot vertical (1.5':1'). erosion and sedimentation shall be confined to the site by such means as a temporary J. TOP AND TOE SETBACKS: cover of vegetation, mulches, diversions, sedimentation pounds or other acceptable 1. Setbacks—Minimum:The tops and methods. No toxic materials shall be allowed toes of cut and fill slopes shall be set back to wash from the site or be discharged into re- from setback lines as far as necessary to pre- ceiving watercourses. serve the setback for the safety and benefit of adjacent properties,the adequacy of founda- 10. Appearance:All activities under the ju- tions, and to prevent damage as a result of risdiction of this Section shall be operated water runoff or erosion of the slopes. and maintained in a neat and orderly manner, free from junk,trash, or unnecessary debris. Setbacks shall be no less than the following: Buildings shall be maintained in a sound con- ditions, in good repair and appearance. Sal- a. Tops of Slopes: Distance to the set- vageable equipment stored in a nonoperating back line for the top of slopes shall be a condition shall be suitably screened or ga- minimum of ten feet (10'). raged. Landscaping adjacent to and around the main entrance(s) and office shall be suffi- ciently watered and cared for to insure its health and well-being. 4 - 13 (Revised 10/00) 4-4-060K b. Structures:Distance to structures,if or waste areas, humps, hollows or water any structures on the site shall be as fol- pockets shall be graded smooth with accept- lows: able slopes. *1010Slope Height Top Toe 2. Fill Location: Fill slopes shall not be Less than 11' 5' 3' constructed: 11 —30.9' 7' Height/2' a. On natural slopes steeper than two- 31'and over 10' 15' and-one-half horizontal to one vertical (2.5:1)that are fifteen feet(15')or greater K. CUTS: in height(except in conjunction with a modification granted per RMC 4-9-250D1 1. General: Unless otherwise recom- for filling against the toe of a natural rock mended in the approved soil engineering wall—see RMC 4-3-050N2a(ii)(2)); or and/or engineering geology report,cuts shall conform to the provisions of this Section. b. Where the fill slope toes out within twelve feet(12') horizontally of the top of 2. Maximum Slope: The slope of cut sur- existing or planned cut slopes that are fif- faces shall be no steeper than is safe for the teen feet (15') or greater in height and intended use. Except in conjunction with a steeper than two-and-one-half horizontal modification granted per RMC 4-9-250D1 for to one vertical (2.5:1). (Amd. Ord. 4835, one of the circumstances listed in RMC 3-27-2000;Ord.4851, 8-7-2000) 4-3-050N2a(ii) (Geologic Hazards—Modifi- cations), cut operations associated with a 3. Preparation of Ground:The ground sur- plat, short plat, subdivision or dedication, or face shall be prepared to receive fill by remov- other permitted land development activity ing vegetation, noncomplying fill, topsoil and which would result in the creation of perma- other unsuitable materials as determined by nent slopes forty percent(40%) or greater the soil engineer, and where the slopes are which are fifteen feet (15') in height, i.e., pro- five to one (5:1) or steeper, by benching into *0409 tected slopes, shall not be approved. (Amd. sound bedrock or other competent material. Ord. 4835,3-27-2000) 4. Fill Material: Fill materials shall have no 3. Drainage and Terracing: Drainage and more than minor amounts of organic sub- terracing shall be provided as required by stances and shall have no rock or similar irre- subsection N of this Section. ducible material with a maximum dimension greater than eight inches (8"). Fill material shall meet the following requirements: NATURAL GRAPE a. Construction, Demolition,and 1%1-Leo FINISHED GRADE Land Clearing Waste Prohibited: Fill GUT material shall be free of construction, t• demolition, and land clearing waste ex- UNPhrURBED--f ` + _ ;�„ cept that this requirement does not pre- EARTH FILLclude the use of recycled concrete rubble per Washington State Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Road, Bridge, and Municipal Con- L. FILLS: struction. 1. Applicability and Exemptions: Unless b. Cleanliness of Fill Material:Fill ma- otherwise recommended in the approved soil terial shall not contain concentrations of engineering report, fills shall conform to the contaminants that exceed cleanup stan- provisions of this Section. In the absence of dards for soil specified in WAC an approved soil engineering report,these 173-340-740, Model Toxics Control Act, provisions may be waived for minor fills not regardless of whether all or part of the intended to support structures. For minor fills contamination is due to natural back- (Revised 10/00) 4- 14 4-4-060L ground levels at the fill source site. For not include results of sampling and anal- project sites located in Zone 1 of the ysis of imported fill if it determines that Aquifer Protection Area,fill material shaft adequate information is provided indicat- not contain detectable concentrations of ing that the source location is free of con- petroleum per the definition of Class 1 • tamination. In addition to the information Soils contained in Table V in "Guidance otherwise required by subsection as de- for Remediation of Petroleum Contami- fined in RMC 4-8-120D19, such informa- nated Soils"published by the Department tion may include, but is not limited to: of Ecology. Where the detection limit (lower limit at which a chemical can be (i) Results of field testing of earth detected by a specified laboratory proce- materials to be imported to the site dure)for a particular soil contaminant ex- with instruments capable of detecting ceeds the cleanup standard for soil the presence of contaminants; and specified in WAC 173-340-740, then the detection limit shall be the standard for fill (ii) Results of previous sampling material quality. Detection limits shall be and analysis of earth materials to be as published by the Department of Ecol- imported to the site. (Amd. Ord. ogy in the current version of"TABLE II: 4851, 8-7-2000) SOIL, Method Detection Limits, Practical Quantitation Limits, and Comparison of f. Source Statement Not Required for Method B Values"or other source of in- Imported Fill Obtained from Washing- formation accepted by the Department if ton State Department of Transporta- the Ecology publication does not address tion Approved Source: The source the contaminant. statement defined in RMC 4-8-120D19 is not required for those projects located in c. Special Requirement for Projects the aquifer protection area if contractual Located in Zone 1 of the Aquifer Pro- documents confirm that imported fill will tection Area and Which Will Involve be obtained from a Washington State De- Placement of More than Fifty(50) Cu- partment of Transportation approved bic Yards of Imported Fill: A source source. (Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) statement certified by a professional en- gineer licensed in the State of Washing- g. Sampling and Analysis Proce- ton shall be provided to the Department dures:The professional engineer or per- and shall be reviewed and accepted by son under the professional engineer's the Department prior to stockpiling or supervision who samples earth materials grading imported fill at the project site. to be used as imported fill, oversees The source statement, as defined in analysis, and prepares the source state- RMC 4-8-120D19, shall be required for ment required by subsections L4c and each source location from which im- L4d of this Section shall follow proce- ported fill will be obtained. (Amd.Ord. dures specified in WAC 173-340-820 and 4851, 8-7-2000) 173-340-830 of the Model Toxics Control Act Cleanup Regulation and"Guidance d. Special Requirement for Projects on Sampling and Data Analysis Methods" Located in Zone 2 of the Aquifer Pro- published by the Department of Ecology tection Area and Which Will Involve for earth materials potentially contami- Placement of More than One Hundred nated with hazardous materials other (100)Cubic Yards of Imported Fill:The than petroleum. Procedures specified in source statement described in RMC "Guidance for Remediation of Petroleum 4-8-120D19 is required for each source Contaminated Soils"published by the location from which imported fill will be Department of Ecology shall be followed obtained. (Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) for earth materials potentially contami- nated with petroleum. e. Abbreviated Source Statement for Aquifer Protection Area: The Depart- h. Permittee Subject to Required Ac- ment may accept a source statement,as tions after Illegal Placement of Im- defined in RMC 4-8-120D19,that does ported Fill:A permittee who stockpiles 4 - 14.1 (Revised 10/00) 4-4-060M or grades imported fill at the site without agents shall have the authority to imple- Department review and acceptance of ment measures listed in subsection L4h the source statement required by sub- of this Section if the permittee fails to ac444000 - sections L4c and L4d of this Section or complish such measures in a timely man- who stockpiles or grades fill at the site ner.The permittee shall be responsible that does not meet the fill quality require- for any costs incurred by the Department ments of subsections L4a and L4b of this or its authorized agents in the conduct of Section is subject to measures specified such activities. (Amd. Ord. 4740, by the Department to reduce risk of con- 7-19-1999) tamination of the site due to illegal place- ment of fill. Such measures may include, 5. Minimum Compaction: All fills shall be but are not limited to, any or all of the fol- compacted to a minimum of ninety five per- lowing and shall be implemented at the cent(95%) of maximum density as deter- permittee's expense: mined by American Public Works Association (APWA)specifications. Field density shall be i. Provide the Department with a determined in accordance with APWA stan- source statement meeting the re- dards. quirements of subsection L4c of this Section within a time-period speci- 6. Maximum Slope: The slope of fill sur- fled by the Department; faces shall be no steeper than is safe for the intended use. Except in conjunction with a ii. Immediately cover fill with a wa- modification granted per RMC 4-9-250D1 for terproof cover; one of the circumstances listed in RMC 4-3-050N2a(ii) (Geologic Hazards—Modifi- iii. Immediately remove fill; cations),fill operations associated with a plat, short plat, subdivision or dedication, or other iv. Installation of monitoring wells permitted land development activity which and monitoring of ground water qual- would result in the creation of permanent ity; slopes forty percent (40%) or greater which are fifteen feet (15') in height, i.e., protected v. Remediation of contamination of slopes, shall not be approved. (Amd. Ord. the site caused by the illegal place- 4835, 3-27-2000) ment of fill according to a schedule specified by the Department and in 7. Drainage and Terracing: Drainage and accordance with cleanup standards terracing shall be provided and the area for soil and groundwater described in above fill slopes and the surfaces of terraces the Model Toxics Control Act shall be as required by subsection N of this Cleanup Regulation, Chapter Section. 173-340. M. SOLID WASTE FILLS: i. Department Authority to Conduct Independent Sampling and Analysis: 1. Reports Required: Reports by an engi- The Department shall have the authority neer qualified in solid and sanitary waste fills to enter on to private property to conduct shall be required. Such reports shall include independent sampling and analysis of fill. but are not limited to design;insect and ver- If the Department determines that fill min control, physiological considerations; does not meet fill quality standards of sight, noise and odor control of material;spe- subsections L4a and L4b of this Section, cial ingress and egress control for equipment; then it may require the permittee to ac- and special drainage requirements. These complish any or all of the measures listed reports shall be in addition to those required in part h. of this subsection at his or her elsewhere in this Section. own expense. 2. Report Contents: The engineering re- j. Department Authority to Imple- ports submitted shall include plans and ment Removal and Remediation Mea- means of preventing and eliminating any sures:The Department or its authorized health hazards and visual problems. All (Revised 10/00) 4 - 14.2 4-4-060M phases of sanitary landfill operations and solid waste fills shall be provided in the engi- neering report, including type, nature, and'- amount of equipment, manpower, special precautions, chemical usage and availability • of granular material for the coverage of the cell material. Bonding requirements, restric- tions on noise,dust and mud,special fencing requirements, special precautions required and availability of twenty four(24) hour in- spection and correction of hazards shall be provided by operator agreement with the City prior to any consideration for either a sanitary landfill or solid waste fill. cltsle 4 - 14.3 (Revised 10/00) 1410 This page left intentionally blank. 4100 (Revised 10/00) 4- 14.4 4-4-060M 3. General: Unless specific requirements tensive wooden or flammable matter, may be are mentioned in this Section, the require- utilized in embankment where they may be of ments of subsection L of this Section shall be assistance in preventing undue sliding,water followed. scouring or voids which might harbor vermin. ' This material shall be sufficiently mixed or 4. Location: Special attention shall be covered with suitable granular material to given to solid waste and/or sanitary fill loca- prevent unsightly effects. tion to prevent undue hazard. 10. Animal Waste: Animal waste shall be 5. Cell Cover: Cell construction on any provided with suitable cover and sterilization solid waste fill shall consist of at least a six to prevent decay odors,build up of flammable inch (6") noncontaminated uniformly graded gasses, or possible leaching of putrescible granular cover material covering the entire material. Chemical treatment shall be pro- area of the cell construction. Each cell shall vided to prevent insect habitation. be covered the same day it is constructed. 11. Treated Fill: Materials such as hay, 6. Compaction: Compaction of the solid straw, tree limbs and brush, vegetable farm waste or sanitary fill material and mixture of waste, feathers, rubber tires, wood pulp, the material shall be such as to provide a rel- chemical substances, industrial waste, and atively uniform density with no extreme soft silage type material may need special treat- spots. Density of compacted cellular solid ment before utilization in a solid waste or san- waste material shall be as high as possible in itary landfill.Special request and reports shall accordance with good mixing compacting be made on waste materials of the foregoing standards and shall at no time be less than types prior to placement in landfills. forty percent(40%)of the density of a similar sample of material compacted under ideal 12. Prohibited Fill: No materials of appre- conditions by providing a fifty(50) pound per ciable volume of an extremely harmful nature square foot surcharge on a one cubic foot to environment shall be placed in any solid Noire sample of the material. waste or sanitary landfill.This includes, but is not limited to, any form of demolition material 7. Bulk Items:Solid waste materials of bulk of an explosive nature, any volatile or liquid items involving metallic units similar to refrig- petroleum product, any chemical salts or sol- erators, stoves, car bodies, water tanks, uble material which would contaminate storm- heavy timber items and similar items shall be water, surface water or air, and any animal placed in the lower portion of a cell with suffi- meat or semisolid fruit or grain products which cient cover and compaction of cover to pre- might become rancid, putrescible or harmful. dude any dangerous voids. No provisions of the sanitary landfill or solid waste fill requirements shall preclude the use 8. Building Debris and Flammable Mate- of nonharmful native clay, sand, rock, or nor- rial: Broken wood, building material and re- mal fill type materials in filling operations cov- lated debris from structure removal ered under other subsections of this Section. (exclusive of brick and concrete)shall be sat- isfactorily broken and crushed to provide a 13. Drainage: Special attention shall be reasonably compacted cell when covered by provided drainage in any solid waste or sani- granular material. Protection shall be pro- tary landfill to prevent leaching of noxious or vided for any wood or burnable material to putrescible materials, decaying nuisance, prevent fire either on the surface or subsur- any contamination of normal watercourses. face. The earth cover on any cell containing Where water might leach through the con- flammable material including paper,wood, or struction cells, subdrains, lateral collectors vegetable products shall be sufficiently cov- and storage ponds shall be provided. Leach ered to prevent spread of flames should corn- water from solid waste shall not be permitted bustion occur in any cell due to spontaneous to percolate downward into the water table. combustion. Leach water shall be collected and conveyed *toe' to a sewage treatment plant. 9. Stabilization: Brick, broken concrete, crushed building materials, not including ex- 4 - 15 4-4-060N 14. Water Disposal: Any leach water corn- designed to minimize trapping of exces- ing from covered sanitary or solid waste fill sive water which might endanger the ter- cells shall be collected,stored and decontam- -- race. Terraces shall slope toward the inated by suitable chemical or other means back or cut face at a minimum of ten per- and then disposed of in a sanitary sewer. • cent(10%) slope to keep water from Should suitable collection facilities, sand fil- overtopping. ters and chemical-cleaning be provided to prevent any toxicity and reduce the leach wa- b. Scouring: Single run of swale or ter to an equivalent of normal storm flow, the ditch shall not collect runoff from a tribu- Public Works Department may permit dis- tary area exceeding thirteen thousand posal through normal stormwater facilities. five hundred (13,500) square feet of the Frequent samples of all water collected shall area of the face of the slope without dis- be taken, and flow conditions shall be con- charging into a down drain. Down drains trolled to prevent contamination or overload- shall terminate into a catch basin or other ing of either the sanitary or stormwater approved receiver to prevent scouring at facilities. Surface runoff in any sanitary pit or the outfall. solid waste landfill shall be maintained sepa- rately to prevent contamination by leaching. c. Capacity: Designed capacity for ter- races shall be a twenty four(24) hour, 15. Special Considerations: Special pay- twenty five (25) year storm as published ing, surface protection, and related health re- by the U.S. Weather Bureau. Design ve- quirements may be imposed on sanitary locity shall be such as to avoid water landfill and solid waste operations. transporting colloidal silts in the stream. Should request be made for variation 16. Prohibited Activities: No junk picking from the twenty four(24)hour,twenty five or field salvaging of any solid waste or sani- (25) year storm by the engineering de- tary landfill items shall be allowed in the vicin- signer, sufficient data shall be submitted ity of the landfill. Any separation of materials in an engineering report to analyze the re- for salvage shall be provided at the collection quested variation. When accumulated Naisl point or an approved transfer site prior to dis- flows are such that the water is capable of posal at the landfill site. transporting colloidal silts or other parti- cles in suspension down drains, pipe or N. DRAINAGE: lined ditches shall be incorporated to dis- pose of the runoff safely. Energy dispers- 1. General: Unless otherwise indicated on ing structures shall be used to prevent the approved grading plan, drainage facilities erosion. and terracing shall conform to the provisions of this Section. Special drainage protection d. Settling Ponds: Where stormwater work may be ordered in case of emergency or and ground conditions appear to warrant, serious potential flooding conditions, and the special holding and settling ponds, grading operator required to have available stormwater storage reservoirs, or other an employee to be called in times of potential means may be required to prevent over- serious emergency hazards. load or unusual by-pass of storm flow wa- ter to areas off the owner's site and 2. Terrace: Terraces at least eight feet(8') control. in width shall be established at no more than twenty five foot(25') intervals to control sur- 3. Subsurface Drainage: Cut and fill face runoff. Suitable access shall be provided slopes shall be provided with subsurface to permit cleaning and maintenance. drainage as necessary for stability. a. Swales: Swales or ditches on the 4. Disposal: All drainage facilities shall be back side of the terrace shall have a max- designed to carry waters to the nearest prac- imum longitudinal gradient of two percent ticable drainage way approved by the City (2%) unless protected by special paving, and/or other appropriate jurisdiction as a safe use of corrugated metal or other scour place to deposit such waters. Silt and other prevention devices. Drainage shall be debris shall be removed prior to the disposal 4 - 16 4-4-060P of such water. If drainage facilities discharge methods shall be employed to control erosion onto natural ground, riprap may be required. and sediment,provide safety,and control the (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974, eff. 1-19-1974) rate of water runoff. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974, Now eff. 1-19-1974) a. Minimum Grade: At least two per- cent(2%) gradient toward approved P. FINAL REPORTS: drainage facilities from building pads will be required unless waived by the Build- 1. Plans and Reports: Upon completion of ing Department for nonhilly terrain. Ex- the rough grading work and at the final com- ception: The gradient from the building pletion of the work, the Development Ser- pad may be one percent(1%)where vices Division may require the following building construction,and erosion control reports and drawings and supplements will be completed before hazardous con- thereto: (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974, eff. ditions can occur.(Ord.2820, 1-14-1974, 1-19-1974;Amd. Ord. 3592, 12-14-1981) eff. 1-19-1974;Amd. Ord. 3592, 12-14-1981) a. As-Graded Grading Plan: An as- graded grading plan prepared by the civil b. Drainage Releases:The property engineer including original ground sur- owner or his authorized agent shall sub- face elevations, as-graded ground sur- mit acceptable copies of drainage re- face installations, lot drainage patterns leases from downstream owners or other and locations and elevations of all surface government agencies concerned when- and subsurface drainage facilities. The ever drainage is interrupted, diverted or civil engineer shall provide certification changed from natural surface or subsur- that the work was done in accordance face drainage patterns. with the final approved grading plan. c. Stream Acceptance: The volume b. Soil Grading Report:A soil grading and rate of water released shall not ex- report prepared by the soil engineer in- ceed the receiving stream's or water- cluding locations and elevations by field course's ability to accept the water density tests, summaries of field and lab- without erosion. oratory tests and other substantiating data and comments on any changes 5. Overland Runoff: Runoff from areas of made during grading and their effect on higher elevation shall be safely routed around the recommendation made in the soil en- or through the extraction or fill area. (Ord. gineering investigation report. The soil 2820, 1-14-1974, eff. 1-19-1974) engineer shall provide certification as to the adequacy of the site for the intended O. SLOPES: use. 1. General: The faces of cut and fill slopes c. Geologic Grading Report:A geo- shall be provided and maintained to control logic grading report prepared by the engi- against erosion.This control may consist of neering geologist including a final effective planting. The protection for the description of the geology of the site in- slopes shall be installed as soon as practica- cluding any new information disclosed ble and prior to calling for final approval. during the grading and the effect of same Where cut slopes are not subject to erosion on recommendations incorporated in the due to the erosion-resistant character of the approved grading plan. The engineering materials, such protection may be omitted geologist shall provide certification as to with the permission of the Building Depart- the adequacy of the site for the intended ment, provided that this protection is not re- use as affected by geologic factors.(Ord. quired by the rehabilitation plan. (Ord. 2820, 2820, 1-14-1974, eff. 1-19-1974) 1-14-1974, eff. 1-19-1974; Amd. Ord. 3592, 12-14-1981) 2. Notification of Completion:The permit- tee or his agent shall notify the Development 2. Other Devices:Where necessary check Services Division when the grading operation dams, cribbing, riprap or other devices or is ready for final inspection. Final approval 4- 17 (Revised 10/00) 4-4-060Q shall not be given until all work including in- posed development may be used where stallation of all drainage facilities and their practical if the quality is equal to or better than protective devices and all erosion control available nursery stock. Existing desirable 14000 measures have been completed in accor- vegetation should be preserved where appli- dance with the final approved grading plan cable. and the required reports have been submit- ted. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974, eff. 1-19-1974; 4. Protection of Fragile Natural Environ- Amd. Ord. 3592, 12-14-1981) ments:Areas of fragile natural environments should be protected from development and Q. APPEALS: encroachment. If the applicant does not concur with the require- ments of the Development Services Division, he 5. Preservation of Unique Features: If has the prerogative of appealing to the Hearing practicable, unique features within the site Examiner pursuant to RMC 4-8-110. (Ord. 3592, should be preserved and incorporated into 12-14-1981) the site development design(such as springs, streams, marshes, significant vegetation, R. VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES: rock out-croppings and significant ravines). Penalties for any violation of any of the provisions of this Chapter shall be in accord with RMC 1-3-2, 6. Green River Valley Landscaping Re- Civil Penalties. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) quirements:Any development in the Green River Valley shall provide a minimum of two percent (2%) of the total site for landscaping 4-4-070 LANDSCAPING: suitable for wildlife habitat. This landscaping is in addition to any other landscaping re- A. PURPOSE AND INTENT: quirements by this Section or any other regu- Landscaping requirements are established to lation. The following map depicts the provide minimum on-site landscaped standards boundaries of this area. necessary to maintain and protect property val- ues and enhance the image and appearance of the City. (Amd. Ord. 4854, 8-14-2000) B. APPLICABILITY: These requirements apply to all uses except sin- gle family and two (2)family residential uses. C. PLANS REQUIRED: Site plans and landscaping plans shall be re- quired with applications for building permits. The plan shall contain the information required by RMC 4-8-120 and must be approved for issuance of a building permit. D. GENERAL LANDSCAPE REQUIREMENTS: 1. Compliance with Zone Standards Re- quired: See specific Zone requirements listed in chapter 4-2 RMC. 2. Parking Lot Landscaping Require- ments:Parking lot landscaping requirements shall be as listed in RMC 4-4-080F7. 3. 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I ! j , , _ ! •i: ;„,,,,•4'' ..r. 6 L'i!!*3,. i tr/41.3.KI;;;-;! ; ----. --' ;!! I I ! -!. ;j 1 !r-•-;- —"------ ! •*.; 1 At ill 11 . .. „• I I r .i !I II •; i Il1.,' ;-1 ,,W 4131 r:E'Ti ,v .. . . .. . . , • ; _i- ..e,7,\ . ., . . , 1 -_,-,--r , ., , , „. , 4.m ' ‘;`,\ .... .'..,, '. '.. . 1 ' . /.. '; , ' ". .1 .!I ,,,i ., , ,, ...Tit i..: 1 ,. .. , .,. Nik.e• 4 - 19 (Revised 12/00) 4-4-070E 7. Compliance with Shorelines Master H. MAINTENANCE: Program: Any development within the pro- tected shorelines area shall be required to 1. Maintenance Required: Landscaping meet the standards and requirements of the required by this Section shall be maintained City of Renton Shorelines Master Plan. • by the owner and/or occupant and shall be subject to periodic inspection by the Develop- 8. Slopes: Stripping of vegetative slopes ment Services Division. (Ord. 3988, where harmful erosion and run-off will occur 4-28-1986) Plantings are to be maintained in shall be avoided. The faces of cut and fill a healthy, growing condition and those dead slopes shall be developed and maintained to or dying shall be replaced within six(6) control against erosion.This control may con- months.Property owners shall keep the plant- sist of effective planting. The protection for ing areas reasonably free of weeds and litter. the slopes shall be installed within thirty (30) days of grading completion and prior to a re- 2. Failure to Maintain Landscaping: The quest for final project approval.Where slopes Development Services Division Director or are not subject to erosion due to the erosion- his designated representative is authorized to resistant character of the materials such pro- notify the owner or his agent that any installed tection may be omitted with the permission of landscaping as required by the Development the Public Works Department, provided that Services Division is not being adequately this protection is not required by the rehabili- maintained and the specific nature of the fail- tation plan. ure to maintain. The Development Services Division shall send the property owner or his 9. Erosion Control Devices: Where nec- agent two(2)written notices, each with a fif- essary, check dams, cribbing, riprap or other teen (15) day response period. The notices devices or methods shall be employed to shall specify the date by which said mainte- control erosion and sediment, provide safety nance must be accomplished and shall be and control the rate of water run-off. addressed to the property owner or agent's last known address. 10. Underground Sprinkling System Re- quired: Underground sprinkling systems I. DAMAGED LANDSCAPING: shall be installed and maintained in all land- Any landscaping required by City regulations, scaped areas.The sprinkler system shall pro- which is damaged must,at the request of the City, vide full water coverage of the planted areas be replaced with like or better landscaping as de- as specified on the plan. (Ord. 3718, termined by the Planning/Building/Public Works 3-28-1983) Department Administrator. (Ord. 4832, 3-6-2000) E. LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION: J. VIOLATION AND PENALTIES: All approved landscaping shall be completed on (Deleted by Ord. 4856, 8-21-2000) (Ord. 3718, site before the issuance of an occupancy permit. 3-28-1983;Amd. Ord. 4832, 3-6-2000) F. DEFERRAL OF LANDSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS: 4-4-080 PARKING, LOADING AND Deferral improvements,due to seasonal planting DRIVEWAY REGULATIONS: difficulties, plant shortages, or to the fact that the project is impacted by a pending public works A. PURPOSE: project, may be requested pursuant to RMC It is the purpose of this Section to provide a 4-9-060, Deferred Improvements. means of regulating parking to promote the health, safety, morals, general welfare and aes- G. AMENDED LANDSCAPING PLAN: thetics of the City of Renton by specifying the off- The approved landscaping requirements may be modified upon request to the Development Ser- vices Division. The plans may be approved, de- nied or returned to the applicant with suggestions for changes that would make them acceptable. ,, NO (Revised 12/00) 4 - 20 4-4-080A street parking and loading requirements for all uses permitted in this Code and to describe de- sign standards and other required improvements. Furthermore, it is the intent of this Section to pro- mote the efficient use of the City's transportation facilities by incorporation into that system of alter- native modes of transportation to the single occu- pancy vehicle to promote the movement of 4-20.1 (Revised 5/00) grrr NIS This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 5/00) 4 -20.2 I 4-4-080C people from place to place. It is the goal of this 2. Conformance Required: It shall be un- Section to allow the provision of sufficient off- lawful for any person hereafter to erect, con- street parking to meet the needs of urban devel struct, enlarge, move or convert any parking opment while not providing an excess surplus of lot, parking structure, loading area, or drive- spaces. (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) way in the City or cause or permit the same to be done contrary to or in violation of any of B. SCOPE OF PARKING, LOADING AND the provisions of this Section. Driveways DRIVEWAY STANDARDS: shall be constructed to City standards. (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995, Ord.4351, 5-4-1992) 1. Applicability:All new developments and alterations to,or expansion of,existing devel- 3. Plans Required: Where off-street park- opments per subsection B1a(ii)of this Sec- ing is required,except for single-family dwell- tion shall comply with the applicable ings,a plan shall be submitted for approval by requirements of this Section. the Building Department. The plan must be accompanied by sufficient proof of ownership a. New Buildings and Building Addi- that indicates the spaces contemplated will tions: Off-street parking, loading areas, be permanent. and driveways shall be provided in accor- dance with the provisions of this Section 4. Future Changes to Parking Arrange- in the following cases: ment: Any future changes in parking ar- rangements must be approved by the i. The construction of new buildings Development Services Division. or structures;(Ord. 3988,4-28-1986) 5. Timing for Compliance: ii. The enlargement or remodeling of an existing building/structure or a. Building Permit Required: No con- land use by more than one-third(1/3) struction, alteration or changes in uses of the area of building/structure or are permitted until all the information in area of land use; or(Ord. 3988, RMC 4-8-120D16p, Parking Analysis, 4-28-1986) and 4-8-120D19s, Site Plan, has been submitted and approved by the appropri- iii. Paving of a parking lot with a ate City departments and building permit permanent surface, or striping a pre- has been issued. viously unstriped lot. (Ord.4517, 5-8-1995) b. Requirements Prior to Occupancy Permit: The premises shall not be occu- b. Change in Use: When the occu- pied until the parking lot is paved, pancy of any land use, structure and/or marked,landscaped and lighted(if the lot building or any part of a building, struc- is to be illuminated) and an occupancy ture, and/or land use is changed to an- permit has been issued, unless a defer- other use requiring increased parking ment has been granted. stalls, parking shall be provided to meet the parking requirements of the new use, c. Requirements Prior to Business as specified in subsection F10 of this License Issuance: A business license Section. shall not be issued until an occupancy permit has been issued. (Ord. 3988, c. Activities Requiring Deliveries or 4-28-1986) Shipments: For all buildings hereafter erected, reconstructed or enlarged, ade- C. AREA EXEMPTION FOR PARKING — quate permanent off-street loading space DOWNTOWN CORE: shall be provided if the activity carried on The downtown core area, which is described as in such building requires deliveries to it or that area bounded by the centerlines of Smithers shipments from it of people or merchan- Avenue South from South Fourth Place to South dise. Loading space shall be in addition Third Street and Morris Avenue South from South to required off-street parking spaces. Third Street to South Second Street and South (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) Second Street from Morris Avenue South to Lo- 4 -21 (Revised 7/01) 4-4-080C gan Avenue South, bounded on the north by Ce- west side of Logan Avenue South between South dar River, east to Mill Avenue South, south to Second Street and Airport Way, but in no case South Fourth Street and west to Smithers Avenue shall the area extend more than one hundred ten 440110 South,shall be exempt from the provisions of this feet(110')west of the Logan Avenue South right- Section. This area shall also extend to the west of-way. (Ord.4671, 7-21-1997) property line of those properties fronting along the Downtown Core Area lil . Z J C2 � s jrimi _ _____ _ , „, ._ _NMI 2 -c l Renton Municipal Airport I `` I 'Iii a L ort Vn t _ -. Y ` _� i I. - ■ • I `� .• N 2nd�L I [I”, iriri ! � I�` s (1,Tobin Ave Tobin \ I MO . _--1 ip ,, , Ill , I vi \ ., _ _ N)4o , - -- ... . __,..., 1 i .., 0., i _ - k a >> f,_ _� C ' „,.„,..0 b E _ ¢ , �d0= d I I h�f4 i @f S 2nd St S 2nd St � il I I in .—_ _ ice_.._. -_ > , �• 4 ier O_ IIIi 1 I hi53i5jL >I , - - IF� II� III a� kill Ti P% len L11111 7- j - i — __0 _= 4th St L /I .. J - I — S4thS ___,, `^J — - - RR ti > _ts A ,--14,- , iffl___ ___ , (Ord.4722, 5-11-1998) W (Revised 7/01) 4 -22 4-4-080E D. ADMINISTRATION: b. Attached Dwellings Greater Than Three (3) Units: May be on contiguous lowly 1. Authority:The Planning/Building/Public lot with the building they are required to Works Department is hereby authorized and serve; provided, the provisions of sub- directed to enforce all the provisions of this section E2 (Off-Site Parking) of this Sec- Section. For such purpose, the Planning/ tion are complied with. Building/Public Works Administrator or his/ her duly authorized representative shall have c. Boat Moorages: May have parking the authority of a police officer. (Ord. 4517, areas located not more than six hundred 5-8-1995) feet(600')from such moorage facility nor closer than one hundred feet(100')to the 2. Interpretation: shoreline (see subsection F10 of this Section). Accessible parking as required a. Calculation of Number of Parking by the Washington State Barrier Free Spaces—Fractions: When a unit of Standards can be allowed within one hun- measurement determining the number of dred feet(100')per subsection F8e of this required parking spaces results in the re- Section. quirement of a fractional space, any frac- tion up to but not including one-half(1/2) d. Other Uses: On the same lot with shall be disregarded and fractions one- the principal use except when the condi- half(1/2)and over shall require one park- tions as mentioned in subsection E2 (Off- ing space. (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) Site Parking)of this Section are complied with. (Amd. Ord. 4790, 9-13-1999) b. Measurement of Distance— Method: Where a distance is specified, 2. Special Review Process for Off-Site such distance shall be the walking dis- Parking: tance measured from the nearest point of the parking facility to the nearest point of a. Approval Required: If sufficient the building that such facility is required parking is not available on the premises to serve. (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) of the use, excepting single and two (2) family dwellings, a private parking lot c. Measurement of Seat Width— may be provided on a noncommercial ba- Benches and Pews: In stadiums,sports sis subject to the approval of the Devel- arenas, churches and other places of as- opment Services Division. sembly in which patrons or spectators oc- cupy benches, pews or other similar b. Additional Information Required seating facilities, each eighteen inches in Conjunction with Building Permit: (18") of length of such seating facilities The Development Services Division shall shall be counted as one seat for the pur- review the following as part of the build- pose of determining requirements for off- ing permit process: street parking facilities under this Sec- tion. (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) i. A letter of justification addressing the need and neighborhood compat- E. LOCATION OF REQUIRED PARKING: ibility. 1. On-Site Parking Required: Required ii. A site plan showing all dimen- parking as specified herein shall be provided sions of: Parking spaces, aisles, upon property in the same ownership as the landscaping areas, adjacent street property upon which the building or use re- improvements, curb cuts across pub- quiring the specified parking is located or lic streets, and on-site and adjacent upon leased parking. Off-street parking facili- use and building locations. ties shall be located as hereinafter specified: c. Authority for Approval of Off-Site Noose a. Detached, Semi-Attached and Parking: The Development Services Di- Two (2)Attached Dwellings: On the vision shall apply the following conditions same lot with the building they are re- in the review process. (Ord. 4517, quired to serve. 5-8-1995) 4 - 23 (Revised 12/99) 4-4-080F d. General Standards: c. Maximum Distance of Parking from Use: To qualify as a joint-use park- i. The parking lot shall be subject to ing facility, the facility must be located all applicable provisions of this Sec- within a radius of seven hundred fifty feet tion. (750')from the buildings or use areas it is intended to serve. ii. Except for emergencies, no auto- mobile repair or service of any kind d. Contract Required: A joint-use con- shall be conducted on any such park- tract, covering a minimum of five (5) ing area. years, shall be approved by the Building Department and by the City Attorney for iii. No charge for use of such park- such a parking arrangement to be al- ing area shall be made in any resi- lowed. (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) dential zone except on a weekly or monthly basis. (Ord. 3988, e. Special Provisions for Subdivi- 4-28-1986) sion of Shopping Center: Parking ar- eas in shopping centers operate as e. Maximum Distance to Off-Site common parking for all uses. If a shop- Parking Lot:Off-site parking for required ping center is subdivided,the easements parking spaces shall be contained in a and/or restrictive covenants must grant parking lot within five hundred feet(500') use and maintenance of common parking of the building or other use it is intended access. to serve for residential uses, and within seven hundred fifty feet (750') of the F. PARKING LOT DESIGN STANDARDS: building or other use it is intended to serve for nonresidential uses. However, 1. Maneuvering Space/Use of Public if a transportation management plan is in Right-of-Way: Maneuvering space shall be use or proposed for use in conjunction completely off the right-of-way of any public with the project, or if the developer or street except for parking spaces provided for building occupant can demonstrate that a single family dwellings and duplexes. Alleys transit shuttle or other form or acceptable shall not be used for off-street parking and transportation system (motorized or non- loading purposes, but may be used for ma- motorized) between a remote parking fa- neuvering space. Parallel parking stalls shall cility and the development will provide be designed so that doors of vehicles do not adequately for the parking needs of the open onto the public right-of-way. land use, then at the discretion of the Planning/Building/Public Works Depart- 2. Maximum Parking Lot and Parking ment the maximum distance may be re- Structure Slopes: Maximum slopes for park- laxed given that the conditions outlined in ing lots shall not exceed eight percent(8%) RMC 4-9-250D2 are met. slope. The Board of Public Works may allow a driveway to exceed eight percent(8%) 3. Joint Use Parking Facilities: slope but not more than fifteen percent(15%) slope, upon proper application in writing and a. Encouraged: The joint use of park- for good cause shown, which shall include, ing facilities should generally be encour- but not be limited to, the absence of any rea- aged within the City of Renton. sonable alternative. b. When Applicable: The joint use of 3. Access Approval Required: The in- parking facilities may be authorized only gress and egress of all parking lots and struc- for those uses which have dissimilar tures shall be approved by the Development peak-hour demands during the nonpeak Services Division. (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) hours of the lessor. (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) 4. Linkages: The Planning/Building/Public Works Department shall have the authority to establish,or cause to be established, bicycle, Vie high occupancy vehicle and pedestrian link- (Revised 12/99) 4 - 24 i 4-4-080F ages within public and private developments. one foot(1')from the curb face, at Enforcement shall be administered through fifty foot(50') intervals. (Ord. 4130, the normal site design review and/or permit 2-15-1988) ting process. Adjustments to the standard parking requirements of subsection F10 of ii. Signs shall be twelve inches by this Section may be made by the Planning/ eighteen inches(12"x 18")and shall Building/Public Works Department based on have letters and background of con- the extent of these services to be provided. trasting colors, readily readable from (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) at least a fifty foot (50') distance. (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1966) 5. Lighting: Any lighting on a parking lot shall illuminate only the parking lot and shall iii. Signs shall be spaced not further be designed and located so as to avoid un- than fifty feet(50') apart nor shall due glare or reflection of light. Light standards they be placed less than five feet(5'), shall not be located so as to interfere with or more than seven feet(7')from the parking stalls,stacking areas and ingress and ground. The installation and use of egress areas. fire lane signs will preclude the re- quirement for painting"FIRE LANE— 6. Fire Lane Standards: NO PARKING", in the lane only. The area shall be identified by painting a. Applicability: As required by the the curb red or in the absence of a Fire Codes and the Fire Department, fire curb, a four inch (4")red line shall be lanes shall be installed surrounding facil- used. (Ord. 4130, 2-15-1988) ities which by their size, location, design or contents warrant access which ex- d. Surfacing and Construction Re- ceeds that normally provided by the prox- quirements: Fire lanes shall be an all imity of City streets. weather surface constructed of asphalt or reinforced concrete certified to be capa- Additional fire lanes may be required in ble of supporting a twenty (20) ton vehi- order to provide access for firefighting or cle, or when specifically authorized by rescue operations at building entrances the Fire Department, crushed rock may or exits, fire hydrants and fire protection be used; provided, written certification is system service connection or control de- provided from a soils engineer, that the vices. roadway will support the weight of oper- ating fire apparatus. The Fire Department may require that ar- eas specified for use as driveways or pri- e. Clearances and Turning Radii: vate thoroughfares shall be designated Where fire lanes connect to City streets as fire lanes and be marked or identified or parking lots,adequate clearances and as required by this Section. turning radii shall be provided. b. Minimum Width and Clearance: f. Existing Buildings—Hazards: Lanes shall provide a minimum unob- When the Fire Chief, or his authorized structed continuous width of twenty feet designee, determines that a hazard due (20') and provide a minimum vertical to inaccessibility of fire apparatus exists clearance of thirteen feet six inches around existing buildings,he may require (13'6"). (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) fire lanes to be constructed and main- tained as provided by this Section. c. Identification: g. Modification by Fire Chief: When i. Lanes shall be identified by a four the required clearances outlined above inch (4")wide line and curb painted cannot be physically provided, modifica- bright red. The block letters shall tion may be allowed upon written applica- • *441666 state, "FIRE LANE—NO PARKING", tion and approval of the Fire Chief. be eighteen inches (18") high, painted white, located not less than 4 -25 .41101. 4-4-080F 7. Landscape Requirements: d. Minimum Landscaping Width Re- quirements Abutting Public Right-of- a. When Applicable: All parking lots, Way: Parking lots shall have landscaped loading areas and drive-in businesses, areas as follows: vehicle sales lots and storage lots except those used for detached single family i. Right Angle and Ninety Degree dwelling units, duplexes and those in en- (90°)Stalls:A minimum width of five closed buildings, shall be landscaped to feet(5')for right angle and ninety de- the standard set forth in RMC 4-4-070. gree (90°) parking stalls along the abutting public right-of-way except b. Landscape Approval Required:All for areas of ingress and egress. landscaping under this Section is subject to approval by the Building/Zoning De- ii. Angled Parking Layouts, partment. Forming a Sawtooth Pattern: Shall maintain a minimum of two foot(2') c. General Requirements for All landscaping strip in the narrowest Parking Lots: part of the sawtooth pattern abutting a public right-of-way. i. Landscape Safety Standards: Landscaping shall not conflict with e. Additional Landscaping Required the safety of those using adjacent for Large Parking Lots: In addition to sidewalks or with traffic safety. compliance with subsections F7c and F7d of this Section, parking lots ten thou- ii. Retention of Existing Land- sand (10,000) square feet or greater in scaping Encouraged:Where possi- area shall have a minimum of five per- ble existing mature trees and shrubs cent(5%) of area within the parking lot shall be preserved and incorporated landscaped in a pattern that reduces the in the landscape layout. barren appearance of the parking lot. iii. Screening of Adjacent Resi- f. Special Landscape and Screening dential Uses Required: A planting Standards for Storage Lots:Perimeters area or berm with landscaping shall of the lot must be effectively screened by be provided on those sides of a park- a combination of landscaping and fenc- ing lot that is adjacent to properties ing: used and/or zoned for residential pur- poses. (See specific zoning classifi- i. A minimum of ten foot(10') land- cation.) Such planting shall be sub- scaped strip is required between the ject to the requirements of the zoning property lines along public rights-of- development standards and shall be way and the fence. The landscaping of a sufficient height to serve as a shall be of a size and variety so as to buffer. provide an eighty percent(80%) opaque screen. iv. Screening Modifications: The Development Services Division may ii. The entire perimeter must be allow a minimum of a forty two inch fenced by a sight obscuring fence, a (42") screening fence in lieu of land- minimum of eight feet(8') in height. scaping upon proper application for Gates may be left unscreened for se- good cause shown, which shall in- curity purposes. dude but not be limited to a narrow parking lot. g. Underground Sprinkling System Required: Underground sprinkling sys- v. Minimum Width: Any landscap- tems shall be required to be installed and ing area shall be a minimum of five maintained for all landscaped areas.The feet(5') in width. sprinkler system shall provide full water coverage of the planted areas as speci- fied on the plan. 4 -26 4-4-080F h. Installation to Comply with Ap- eight and one-half feet in width and proved Plans:All landscaping and sprin- sixteen feet in length (8-1/2'x 16'). kler systems shall be installed in - accordance with the landscaping and ii. Stall Size-Structured Parking: sprinkler plan submitted by the applicant • A parking stall shall be a minimum of and approved by the Building Department seven feet,six inches(7'6") in width. (see RMC 4-8-120D9i, Irrigation Plans, A parking stall shall be a minimum of and 4-8-120D9I, Landscaping Plans). twelve feet(12')in length,measured along both sides for stalls designed 8. Parking Stall Types, Sizes, and Per- at less than forty five degrees (45°). centage Allowed/Required: A stall shall be a minimum of thirteen feet(13') in length,for stalls de- a. Standard Parking Stall Size—Sur- signed at forty five degrees (45°) or face/Private Garage/Carport: greater. i. Minimum Length:A parking stall iii. Maximum Number of Com- shall be a minimum of twenty feet pact Spaces: Compact parking (20') in length, except for parallel spaces shall not account for more stalls, measured along both sides of than: the usable portion of the stall. Each parallel stall shall be twenty three • Designated employee parking feet by nine feet (23'x 9') in size. —not to exceed forty percent (40%). ii. Minimum Width:A parking stall shall be a minimum of nine feet(9')in • Structured parking—not to ex- width measured from a right angle to ceed fifty percent (50%). the stall sides. • All other uses—not to exceed iii. Reduced Width and Length thirty percent (30%). for Attendant Parking: When cars are parked by an attendant, the stall d. Special Reduced Length for Over- shall not be less than eighteen feet hang:The Planning/Building/Public long by eight feet wide (18'x 8'). Works Department may permit the park- ing stall length to be reduced by two feet b. Standard Parking Stall Size— (2'), provided there is sufficient area to Structured Parking: safely allow the overhang of a vehicle and that the area of vehicle overhang i. Minimum Length:A parking stall does not intrude into required landscap- shall be a minimum of fifteen feet ing areas. (15'). A stall shall be a minimum of sixteen feet(16') for stalls designed e. Customer/Guest Parking: The De- at forty five degrees(45°)or greater. velopment Services Division may require Each parallel stall shall be twenty areas be set aside exclusively for cus- three feet by nine feet(23'x 9') in tomer or guest parking and shall specify size. one of the following methods be used: ii. Minimum Width:A parking stall i. A maximum of fifty percent(50%) shall be a minimum of eight feet,four of the required parking stalls clearly inches (8'4") in width. designated as"customer parking"or "guest parking."Parking stalls with c. Compact Parking Stall Size and said designations shall be used only Maximum Number of Compact for said purposes. Spaces: lioire ii. A separate parking lot with its i. Stall Size-Surface/Private Ga- own ingress and egress,landscaping rage/Carport: Each stall shall be and screening exclusively for cus- 4 -27 (Revised 10/00) 4-4-080F tomer parking and adequately signed ii. Two Way Circulation: For two as such. way circulation,the minimum width of the aisle shall be eighteen feet f. Accessible Parking as Stipulated (18'). (Ord. 3988,4-28-1986) rilw in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA):Accessible parking shall be pro- PARKING - FARALLFL vided per the requirements of the Wash- ington State Barrier Free Standards asx 10-0" adopted by the City of Renton. bNE WA' NUMBER OF ACCESSIBLE ;TAS; PARKING SPACES < ' Total Parking Minimum Required ;. Spaces in Lot or Number of Accessible Garage Spaces "9 oz 1 -25 1o � ; 3,i. 26—50 2 I` _ < Cr) 51 -75 314'. ' 74- D t < Q 76- 100 4 g 101 - 150 5 � � 151 —200 6 201 —300 7 301 —400 8 I 401 —500 9 i 501 —1,000 2%of total spaces TWO WAY TRAVEL Over 1,000 20 spaces plus 1 space for every 100 spaces, or y 18'-0" fraction thereof, over 1,000 Ea PARKING f CIRCULATION } + DIRECTION OF TRAVEL ACCESSIBLE PARKING SPACES GENERAL REQUIREMENTS �� M{NY REAU�D SIGN VAN AC(F55dA.E SIGN SIDEWALK'', RAFT 13'NIP -' -` / 1 " d /k — ar43 6. gg oo6, Qe o 7 & gg 6, PANT{ O O 1.1,E5 k 8 454 5 4 8 454 8 4 8 4 8 4, 8 4 ACCESS AtS E--/ `STALL WPTH 1.VANPACE I(iKCESSIeIE `„ ' (Ord. 3988,4-28-1986;Amd. Ord. 4854, 8-14-2000) 9. Aisle Width Standards: a. Parallel Parking Minimum Aisle Width: i. One Way Circulation: For one way circulation, the minimum width of the aisle shall be ten feet(10'). NIS (Revised 10/00) 4-28 4-4-080F b. Ninety Degree(90°) Head-In Park- c. Sixty Degree(60°) Head-In Park- ing Aisle Width Minimums:For one row ing Aisle Width Minimums: ItioNe and two (2) rows of ninety degree (90°) head-in parking using the same aisle in a i. For one row and two (2) rows of one way or two way circulation pattern, • sixty degree (60°) head-in parking the minimum width of the aisle shall be using a one way circulation pattern, twenty four feet (24'). the minimum width of the aisle shall be seventeen feet (17'). 12A I':ING 90 P1:GREEii. For two (2) rows of sixty degree (60°) head-in parking using a two - way circulation pattern,the minimum - r 1 � width of the aisle shall be twenty feet (20'). (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) - '; .,ii21:11M PARKING — 60 DEGREE { c - ` 22 -0• 4 17•-0' 4, 18 -0' � tkts7f l r: Y1. :: ,-,-,..7. 1 t - ,.„*„..4., , t paw y \ , u: N �9 - l '� L*`/ ✓ 014 t/: M c *Owe '%'k:!.''',‘'‘.,t 5,.''' -\/ fnFn� r n '^ ti t $,,0,,.7. I 'wo v,ri'I • 22 I, 20' 4, Ig.-0. y El F'<'J:;Iki �i (,IFS.0 I X•c f} I au_ 1',d:: a`n'iir`i i. 4-29 (Revised 10/00) 4-4-080F d. Forty Five Degree(45°) Head-In the developer or occupant is required to Parking Aisle Width Minimums: provide at least the number of spaces listed as the minimum requirement, and i. One Way Circulation: For one may not provide more than the maximum and two (2) rows of forty five degree listed in this Code. (45°) head-in parking using a one way circulation pattern,the minimum b. Multiple Uses: When a develop- width of the aisle shall be twelve feet ment falls under more than one category, (12'). the parking standards for the most spe- cific category shall apply, unless specifi- ii. Two Way Circulation: For two cally stated otherwise. (2) rows of forty five degree (45°) head-in parking using a two way cir- c. Alternatives: culation pattern,the width of the aisle shall be twenty feet(20').(Ord.3988, i. Joint Parking Agreements: Ap- 4-28-1986) proved joint use parking agreements and the establishment of a Transpor- tation Management Plan (TMP) may 1AWING - 45 PE Gr be used as described in subsections 21'-0• 11'-0' T7•-0' E3 and Fl Oc(ii) of this Section to / i' meet a portion of these parking re- 1* quirements. (Amd. Ord. 4790, 'Al wt Ar• 9-13-1999) --',7. YA:k %,,i, x ii. Transportation Management Plans: A Transportation Manage- ment Plan (TMP) guaranteeing the required reduction in vehicle trips may be substituted in part or in whole -4 •: for the parking spaces required, sub- ject to the approval of the Planning/ Building/Public Works Department. , � The developer may seek the assis- I 1 tance of the Planning/Building/Public 11-0 o o n-o' / Works Department in formulating a v.r=WA= Transportation Management Plan. ,- „�K x - ;fi3.a,a; x� :.°K...rx The plan must be agreed upon by t i " v' both the City and the developer through a binding contract with the City of Renton. At a minimum,the 10. Number of Parking Spaces Required: Transportation Management Plan will designate the number of trips to a. Interpretation of Standards—Mini- be reduced on a daily basis, the mum and Maximum Number of means by which the plan is to be ac- Spaces: In determining parking require- complished, an evaluation proce- ments,when a single number of parking dure, and a contingency plan if the spaces is required by this Code,then that trip reduction goal cannot be met. If number of spaces is to be interpreted as the Transportation Management the general number of parking spaces re- Plan is unsuccessful,the developer is quired, representing both the minimum obligated to immediately provide ad- and the maximum number of spaces to ditional measures at the direction of be provided for that land use. the Planning/Building/Public Works Department,which may include the When a maximum and a minimum range requirement to provide full parking as of required parking is listed in this Code, required by City standards. (Revised 10/00) 4-30 4-4-080F d. Modification: The Planning/Build- written justification for the proposed mod- ing/Public Works Department may autho- ification. rize a modification from either the minimum or maximum parking require- e. Parking Spaces Required Based ments for a specific development should • on Land Use: Modification of these min- conditions warrant as described in RMC imum or maximum standards requires 4-9-250D2.When seeking a modification written approval from the Planning/Build- from the minimum or maximum parking ing/Public Works Department(see RMC requirements,the developer or building 4-9-250). (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995;Amd. occupant shall provide the Planning/ Ord. 4790, 9-13-1999) Building/Public Works Department with USE NUMBER OF REQUIRED SPACES RESIDENTIAL USES: Detached and semi-attached: 2 parking spaces per dwelling unit. Tandem parking is allowed. Mobile homes: 2 parking spaces for each trailer site plus 1 screened space for each 10 lots for recreational vehicles. Boarding and lodging houses: 1 parking space for the proprietor plus 1 space for each sleeping room for boarders and/or lodging use plus 1 additional space for each 4 persons employed on the premises. Attached dwellings (structured parking): Resident and guest spaces: In the CD, and RMU-Zones: 1.8 parking spaces per 3 bedroom or larger dwelling unit; 1.6 parking spaces per 2 bedroom dwelling unit; 1.2 parking spaces per 1 bedroom or studio dwelling unit. '%rr 4-31 (Revised 10/00) 4-4-080F USE NUMBER OF REQUIRED SPACES RESIDENTIAL USES:(Continued) =- Attached dwellings (surface parking/private garage/carport parking): Resident and guest spaces: Within the CD Zone: 1.8 parking spaces per 3 bedroom or larger dwelling unit; 1.6 parking spaces per 2 bedroom dwelling unit; 1.2 parking spaces per 1 bedroom or studio dwelling unit. Within the RM-N, RM-S and RM-I Zones: 2 parking spaces for each dwelling unit where tandem spaces are not provided;and/or 2.5 spaces per dwelling unit where tandem parking is provided, subject to the following criteria: Apron length shall conform to the standards of subsection F8 of this Section, unless otherwise allowed through the modifica- tion process; and A restrictive covenant or other device acceptable to the City will be required to assign tandem parking spaces to the exclu- sive use of specific dwelling units. Enforcement of tandem parking spaces shall be provided by the property owner, prop- erty manager, or homeowners' association as appropriate; and Tandem parking spaces shall not be counted towards guest parking spaces. All Other Zones: vii 1.75 parking spaces for each dwelling unit where tandem spaces are not provided;and/or 2.25 spaces per dwelling unit where tandem parking is provided, subject to the following criteria: Apron length shall conform to the standards of subsection F8 of this Section, unless otherwise allowed through the modifica- tion process; and A restrictive covenant or other device acceptable to the City will be required to assign tandem parking spaces to the exclu- sive use of specific dwelling units. Enforcement of tandem parking spaces shall be provided by the property owner, prop- erty manager, or homeowners' association as appropriate; and Tandem parking spaces shall not be counted towards guest parking spaces. Recreational vehicle parking All recreational vehicle parking spaces shall be screened. Provi- spaces: sion of parking for recreational vehicles shall be optional and as follows; provided,that such parking areas are not prohibited by the restrictive covenants approved by the City and recorded with King County. Complexes less than 50 units: None. Complexes more than 50 units: 1 for every 15 units. Multiple dwelling for low income 1 parking space for each 4 dwelling units. elderly: (Amd. Ord. 4790, 9-13-1999; Ord.4854, 8-14-2000) (Revised 10/00) 4 -32 USE NUMBER OF REQUIRED SPACES COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES: 4-4-080F All drive-in businesses which Stacking space:The drive-in facility shall be so located that suf- maintain drive-in facilities which are ficient stacking space is provided for the handling of motor vehi- intended to serve customers who des using such facility during peak business hours of such a remain in their motor vehicles during facility. the business transactions, or are Driveway location: Entrances and exits shall be located so as designed in such a manner that customers must leave their not to cause congestion in any public right-of-way. automobiles temporarily in a driving Shopping centers:When located in a shopping center, drive-in lane located adjacent to the facility, facilities shall provide sufficient stacking space to handle peak shall provide stacking space for the business demands and shall not in any way obstruct the normal stacking of motor vehicles as follows: circulation pattern of the shopping center. (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) Banks: A minimum of 4 per each 1,000 feet of gross floor area and not more than a maximum of 5 per each 1,000 square feet of gross floor area except when part of a shopping center. (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) Drive-up windows: 5 spaces for stacking for each station and separate from the parking area. Queuing from drive-up windows cannot extend into the public right-of-way. Convalescent, nursing and health 1 parking space for each 2 employees plus 1 for each 3 beds. A institutions: minimum of 10 parking spaces shall be required. Day care:Child day care or adult day 1 for each employee, and 2 loading spaces within 100'of the care/health main entrance for every 25 clients of the program. Drive-in business: 1 for each 50 square feet of gross floor area except when located ,,. in a shopping center. Hotels, motels and cabins: 1 for each guest room or dwelling unit plus 2 for each 3 employ- ees. Mortuaries or funeral homes: 1 for each 100 square feet of floor area of assembly rooms. Motor vehicle sales—Outdoor retail 1 for every 5,000 square feet. The sales area is not a parking lot sales areas: and does not have to comply with dimensional requirements, landscaping or the bulk storage section requirements for set- backs and screening. Any arrangement of motor vehicles is allowed as long as: • a minimum 5'perimeter landscaping area is provided; • they are not displayed in required landscape areas; and • adequate fire access is provided per Fire Department approval. Motor vehicle repair and service: 1 for each 400 square feet of gross floor area except when part of a shopping center. Offices—Medical and dental: 1 for each 200 square feet of gross floor area except when located in a shopping center. (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) Offices— Professional and A minimum of 3 per each 1,000 feet of gross floor area and not businesses: more than a maximum of 4.5 parking spaces per each 1,000 square feet of gross floor area except when part of a shopping center. (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) Restaurants, night clubs,taverns 1 for each 100 square feet of gross floor area except when part and lounges: of a shopping center. Restaurant—Combination sit-down- 1 for each 75 square feet of gross floor area except when part of `s'' drive-in restaurant: a shopping center. (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) 4-32.1 (Revised 10/00) 4-4-080F USE NUMBER OF REQUIRED SPACES COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES:(Continued) Retail stores, supermarkets, A minimum of 4 per each 1,000 feet of gross floor area and not department stores and personal more than a maximum of 5 per each 1,000 square feet of gross service shops: floor area except when located in a shopping center. (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) Other retail establishments—Service 1 for each 500 square feet of gross floor area except when shops, clothing or shoe repair shops, located in a shopping center. furniture, appliance, hardware stores, household equipment: Recreational and entertainment uses: Auditoriums,theaters, places of 1 for each 4 fixed seats or 1 for each 100 square feet of floor public assembly, stadiums and area of main auditorium or of principal place of assembly not outdoor sports areas: containing fixed seats, whichever is greater. Bowling alleys: 5 for each alley except when located in a shopping center. Dance halls,skating rinks: 1 for each 40 square feet of gross floor area except when located in a shopping center. Golf driving ranges: 1 for each driving station. Marinas: 2 per 3 slips. For private marina associated with a residential complex,then 1 per 3 slips. Also 1 loading area per 25 slips. These shall be located near the piers. Miniature golf courses: 1 for each hole. Other recreational: 1 for each occupant based upon 50%of the maximum occupant load as established by the adopted Building and Fire Codes of the City of Renton. (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) Shopping centers: A minimum of 4 per each 1,000 feet of gross leasable area and not more than a maximum of 5 per each 1,000 square feet of gross leasable area. (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) Travel trailers: 1 for each trailer site. Uncovered commercial area, 1 for each 2,000 square feet of retail sales area in addition to any outdoor nurseries: parking requirements for buildings, except when located in a shopping center. (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) INDUSTRIAL/STORAGE ACTIVITIES: Airplane hangars,tie-down areas: Parking is not required. Hangar space or tie-down areas are to be utilized for necessary parking. Parking for offices associated with hangars is 1 per 200 square feet. Dead storage space: No spaces required. Manufacturing,research and testing A minimum of 1 for each 1,000 square feet of gross floor area laboratories,creameries, bottling and no more than a maximum of 1.5 spaces per 1,000 square establishments,bakeries,canneries, feet of gross floor area(but to include warehousing space). (Ord. printing,and engraving shops: 4517, 5-8-1995) Self service storage: 1 for each 3,500 square feet of gross floor area. Maximum of three moving van/truck spaces in addition to required parking for self service storage uses in the RM-I Zone. (Ord. 4736, 8-24-1998) Uncovered storage area: 1 for each 2,000 square feet of area. Warehouses and storage buildings: 1 for each 1,500 square feet of gross floor area. *41.110 (Revised 10/00) 4-32.2 4-4-080G USE NUMBER OF REQUIRED SPACES PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC'ACTIVITIES: Churches: 1 for each 5 seats in the main auditorium, provided that spaces for any church shall not be less than 10. For all exist- ing churches enlarging the seating capacity of their auditori- ums, 1 additional parking space shall be provided for each 5 additional seats provided by the new construction. For all churches making structural alterations or additions which do not increase the seating capacity of the auditorium, see "Auditoriums, theaters, places of public assembly, stadiums and outdoor sports areas". Hospitals: 1 for each 3 beds plus 1 for each staff doctor, plus 1 for each 3 employees. Libraries and museums: 1 for each 250 square feet in office and public use. Public post office: 3 for every 1,000 square feet. Schools: • Elementary and junior high: 1 for each employee. In addition, if buses for the transporta- tion of students are kept at the school, 1 off-street parking space shall be provided for each bus of a size sufficient to park each bus. Senior high schools: public, 1 for each employee plus 1 space for each 10 students en- parochial and private: rolled. In addition, if buses for the private transportation of children are kept at the school, 1 off-street parking space shall be provided for each bus of a size sufficient to park each bus. Colleges and universities: 1 for each employee plus 1 for each 3 students residing on campus, plus 1 space for each 5 day students not residing Noriiie on campus. In addition, if buses for transportation of stu- dents are kept at the school, 1 off-street parking space shall be provided for each bus of a size sufficient to park each bus. (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) OTHER: Mixed occupancies: The total requirements for off-street parking facilities shall be (2 or more uses in the same building) the sum of the requirements for the several uses computed separately, unless the building is classified as a"shopping center"as defined in RMC 4-11-190. Off-street parking facil- ities for 1 use shall not be considered as providing required parking facilities for any other use except as permitted under the joint use of parking facilities clause,subsection E3 of this Section. (Ord.4517, 5-8-1995) Other uses not specifically identified in Planning/Building/Public Works Department staff shall deter- this section: mine which of the above uses is most similar based upon staff experience with various uses and information provided by the applicant. The amount of required parking for uses not listed above shall be the same as for the most similar use listed above. (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) G. PARKING LOT CONSTRUCTION 2. Surfacing Requirements for Storage REQUIREMENTS: Lots: Storage lots may be surfaced with crushed rock or similar material approved by 1. Surfacing Requirements for Parking the Public Works Department. Areas: All off-street parking areas shall be %ir,,, paved with asphaltic concrete, cement or 3. Marking Requirements: All parking ar- equivalent material of a permanent nature as eas other than those for single family residen- approved by the Public Works Department. tial and duplex dwellings shall have stalls 4 -33 4-4-080H marked and access lanes clearly defined, in- I. DRIVEWAY DESIGN STANDARDS: eluding directional arrows to guide internal circulation. - 1. Driveway Location—Hazard Prohib- ited: No driveway shall be constructed in a. All entrances and exits shall be des- .such a manner as to be a hazard to any exist- ignated as such by markings on the park- ing street lighting standard, utility pole, traffic ing lot pavement in addition to any signs regulating device, fire hydrant, adjacent which may be used as entrance and exit street traffic, or similar devices or conditions. guides. The cost of relocating any such street struc- ture when necessary to do so shall be borne b.• All markings are to be of commercial by the abutting property owner Saidb reloca- traffic paint or equal material and are to tion of any street structure shall be performed be maintained in a legible condition. only through the department and person holding authority for the particular structure c. All accessible (Americans with Dis- involved. (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) abilities Act, ADA), compact and guest parking spaces shall be marked. 2. Driveway Spacing Based Upon Land Use: 4. Wheel Stops Required: Wheel stops shall be required on the periphery of the park- a. Industrial,Warehouse and Shop- ing lot so the cars shall not protrude into the ping Center Uses: public right-of-way of the parking lot, or strike i Single Family Re de Randy Single Family buildings. Wheel stops shall be two feet(2 ) Restdentia£ _ Residenhal from the end of the stall for head-in parking. r..�� , r,Us,_ ��—'•' wax ' r �X K sheet 5. Drainage: Drainage shall meet City re- I BO ITI1 quirements, including the location of the lif Fro, i drains and the disposal of water. ofF°` H. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE M-r , `?° x , .• ' STREET r,,,;;} 14.0.4 REQUIREMENTS: 5-5„,!....::,-.-4- '• J-,(f ' ...; r rtaz aet 1:T i 2 riveways J Maxaper 330' 1. Maintenance Required: Landscaping •! ofF • - I shall be kept neat, orderly and of attractive I -i appearance at all times. Such landscaping L.. ..�.: shall be maintained by the owner and/or oc- COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL.WAREHOUSE cupant. &SHOPPING CENTER 2. Periodic Inspection:Landscaped areas i. The location of ingress and will be subject to periodic inspection by the egress driveways shall be subject to Development Services Division to ensure approval of the Planning/Building/ maintenance. Said Division shall advise en- Public Works Department under curb forcing authority of noncompliance with Sec- cut permit procedures. tion requirements. ii. There shall be a minimum of forty 3. Maintenance Bonds and Charges Au- feet(40') between driveway curb re- thorized: In the event that such landscaping turns where there is more than one is not maintained in a reasonable, neat, and driveway on property under unified clean manner,the City shall have the right to ownership or control and used as demand a proper performance or similar one premises. bond from the owner or occupant of the pre- mises to assure proper and continuous main- iii. Driveways shall not be closer tenance, or alternately, the City reserves the than five feet(5')to any property line right to cause such maintenance to be done (except as allowed under subsection and to charge the full cost thereof unto the 17 of this Section, Joint Use Drive- "' owner. (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) ways). 4 -34 4-4-0801 b. All Other Uses: c. All Other Uses:The width of any driveway shall not exceed thirty feet(30') `_._ i. The location of ingress and exclusive of the radii of the returns or the egress driveways shall be subject to taper section, the measurement being approval of the Planning/Building/ made parallel to the centerline of the Public Works Department under curb street roadway. cut permit procedures. 4. Maximum Number of Driveways ii. Driveways shall not exceed forty Based Upon Land Use: percent(40%) of the street frontage. (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) a. Industrial,Warehouse and.Shop- ping Center Uses: There shall not be iii. Driveways shall not be closer more than two (2) driveways for each than five feet(5')to any property line three hundred thirty feet(330') of street (except as allowed under subsection frontage on property under unified own- 17 of this Section, Joint Use Drive- ership or control. ways). (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) b. All Other Uses:There shall not be iv. There shall be a minimum of more than two (2) driveways for each eighteen feet(18')between driveway three hundred thirty feet(330') of street curb returns where there is more frontage for a single ownership, except than one driveway on property under where a single ownership is developed single ownership or control and used into more than one unit of operation, as one premises. each sufficient in itself to meet the re- quirements of this Section. In such case 3. Driveway Width Maximums Based there shall not be more than two(2)drive- Upon Land Use: ways for each unit of operation. (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) a. Industrial,Warehouse and Shop- ping Center Uses: 5. Driveway Angle—Minimum:The angle between any driveway and the street road- i. Driveways shall not exceed forty way or curb line shall not be less than forty percent(40%) of the street frontage. five degrees (45°). ii. The width of any driveway shall 6. Driveway Grades—Maximum Based not exceed fifty feet(50')exclusive of Upon Land Use: the radii of the returns or taper sec- tion, the measurement being made a. Single Family and Two(2) Family parallel to the centerline of the street Uses:Maximum driveway slopes shall roadway. not exceed fifteen percent(15%), pro- vided that driveways exceeding eight iii. The Board of Public Works may percent(8%)shall provide slotted drains grant an exception upon proper ap- at the lowerend with positive drainage plication in writing and for good discharge to restrict runoff from entering cause shown, which shall include, the garage/residence or crossing any. but not be limited to, the absence of public sidewalk. To exceed fifteen per- any reasonable alternative. cent(15%),a variance from the Board of Adjustment is required. b. Single Family and Duplex Uses: The width of any driveway shall not ex- b. All Other Uses: Maximum driveway ceed twenty feet(20')exclusive of the ra- slope shall not exceed eight percent dii of the returns or taper section, the (8%). The Board of Public Works may al- measurementbeing made parallel to the low a driveway to exceed eight percent ' ,, centerline of the street roadway. (8%) slope but not more than fifteen per- cent(15%) slope, upon proper applica- tion in writing and for good cause shown, 4 -35 4-4-080J which shall include, but not be limited to, located in such a manner as to preclude off- the absence of any reasonable alterna- site or on-street maneuvering of vehicles. tive. To exceed fifteen percent(15%), a - Nig variance from the Board of Adjustment is 4. Minimum Clear Area for Dock High required. • Loading Doors:Buildings which utilize dock- high loading doors shall provide a minimum 7. Joint Use Driveways: one hundred feet(100')of clear maneuvering area in front of each door. a. Benefits of: Joint use driveways re- duce the number of curb cuts along indi- °o a Highvidual streets and thereby improve safety Door g ,c Angled doors and reduce congestion while providing ►e' 0 $2 4%441% for additional on-street parking opportuni- \ ties. Joint use driveways should be en- couraged when feasible and appropriate. 1O lay (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) I1 'Parkn 1 I b. Where Permitted: Adjoining uses I may utilize a joint use driveway where such joint use driveway reduces the total I I Parking y I I r � number of driveways entering the street network, subject to the approval of the Planning/Building/Public Works Depart- 5. Minimum Clear Area for Ground Level ment. Joint use driveways must be cre- Loading Doors: Buildings which utilize ated upon the common property line of ground level service or loading doors shall the properties served or through the provide a minimum of forty five feet(45') of granting of a permanent access ease- clear maneuvering area in front of each door. ment when said driveway does not exist (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) upon a common property line. Joint use Ground Level access to the driveway shall be assured Service or Angled by easement or other legal form accept- Loading Doors Loading able to the City. (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986 _ -',`- � � and Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) 45' 45' J. LOADING SPACE STANDARDS: j \- PartaT 'g 1 • , r ,. , 1. Loading Space Required: For all build- Parking � ings hereafter erected, reconstructed or en- t , larged, adequate permanent off-street loading space shall be provided if the activity K. MODIFICATIONS: carried on in such building requires deliveries to it or shipments from it of people or mer- 1. Special Provisions for Use of Paved chandise. Loading space shall be in addition Recreation Space for Parking:The Building to required off-street parking spaces. Department may authorize the use of space designated and primarily used for recreation 2. Plan Required: Loading space shall be purposes for a portion of the required parking shown on a plan and submitted for approval space provided the space conforms to the fol- by the Development Services Division. lowing conditions: Such parking areas shall be subject to all locational and developmental 3. Projection into Streets or Alleys Pro- provisions of this Section; such portions of hibited: No portion of a vehicle taking part in the recreation area to be used for parking loading or unloading activities shall project shall be paved with a durable, dustless sur- into a public street or alley. Ingress and face of a permanent nature;and such parking egress points from public rights-of-way at space may be credited only to space require- designated driveways shall be designed and `' itiOf 4 -36 4-4-090C ments of the principal use which it is intended quire that reserved space be devel- to serve. (Ord.4517, 5-8-1995) oped for parking, or that necessary parking be secured by some other 2. Modification of Standards: See RMC means. 4-9-250D. iii. A delay in the installation of re- L. DEFERRAL OF CONSTRUCTION: quired parking may be approved only for a specific use and automatically 1. Deferral of Installation of Required Im- lapses upon the cessation of that provements: See RMC 4-9-060. The re- use. (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) quirement of a bond for landscape installation may be waived upon approval of the Devel- M. APPEALS: opment Services Division,and upon written To Hearing Examiner pursuant to RMC 4-8-110. application by the applicant. (Ord. 3718, 3-28-1983) 4-4-090 REFUSE AND 2. Delay in Installation of Parking Spaces .RECYCLABLES-STANDARDS: —Reserve Parking Areas: A. APPLICABILITY: a. Decision Criteria:The Building Offi- In addition to complying with the refuse and recy- cial may approve a delay in the installa- clables requirements listed in chapter 4-2 RMC, tion of up to fifty percent(50%) of the development standards for the specific property minimum number of parking spaces oth- zoning,all new developments for multi-family res- erwise required to be installed, provided: idences,commercial, industrial and other nonres- idential uses shall provide on-site refuse and i. The applicant provides data recyclables deposit areas and collection points which substantiates the reduced for collection of refuse and recyclables in compli- rrr need for parking, and ance with this Section. ii. The applicant reserves on-site B. EXEMPTION FOR SINGLE FAMILY area so that the minimum number of AND DUPLEX RESIDENCES: parking spaces can be provided.Any Single family and duplex residences shall be ex- reserved space must be clearly des- empt from these requirements for refuse and re- ignated on a site plan recorded with cyclables deposit areas. the City Clerk, and must be de- scribed on the certificate of occu- C. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS pancy for the use. APPLICABLE TO ALL USES (EXCEPT b. Standards for Parking Reserve Ar- SINGLE FAMILYAND DUPLEX): eas: 1. Dimensions: Dimensions of the refuse i. No space reserved for parking and recyclables deposit areas shall be of suf- may be utilized to fulfill the minimum ficient width and depth to enclose containers landscaping development of open for refuse and recyclables, and to allow easy space requirements of this Code. user access. However,all reserved space must be 2. Location in Setback or Landscape Ar- landscaped or developed as open eas Prohibited: Outdoor refuse and recycla- space. bles deposit areas and collection points shall ii. The Building Official may review not be located in any required setback or the parking situation at any time to landscape areas. evaluate the parking demand on the 3. Obstruction Prohibited: Collection subject property. If the Building Offi- points shall be located in a manner so that r cial, after such review, reasonably hauling trucks do not obstruct pedestrian or determines that additional parking is needed, the Building Official shall re- 4 -37 4-4-0900 vehicle traffic on-site, or project into any pub- 10. Approval of Screening Detail Plan lic right-of--way. Required:A screening detail plan must be approved by the Development Services Divi- 4. Collocation Encouraged: When possi- sion prior to the issuance of building or con- ble, the recyclables deposit areas and collec- struction permits. (Ord. 4376, 11-16-1992, tion points shall be located adjacent to or Amd. Ord. 4703, 2-2-1998) near garbage collection areas to encourage their use. D. MULTI-FAMILY DEVELOPMENTS— ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR 5. Signage Required: Refuse or recycla- DEPOSIT AND COLLECTION AREAS: bles deposit areas shall be identified by signs The refuse and recyclables deposit area and col- not exceeding two(2) square feet. lection points for multi-family residences shall be apportioned, located and designed as follows: 6. Architectural Design of Deposit Areas to Be Consistent with Primary Structure: 1. Minimum Size: A minimum of one and Architectural design of any structure enclos- one-half(1-1/2) square feet per dwelling unit ing an outdoor refuse or recyclables deposit in multi-family residences shall be provided area or any building primarily used to contain for recyclables deposit areas, except where a refuse or recyclables deposit area shall be the development is participating in a City- consistent with the design of the primary sponsored program in which individual recy- structure(s) on the site as determined by the cling bins are used for curbside collection. A Development Services Division Director. minimum of three(3)square feet per dwelling unit shall be provided for refuse deposit ar- 7. Screening of Deposit Areas: Garbage eas. A total minimum area of eighty (80) dumpsters, refuse compactor areas, and re- square feet shall be provided for refuse and cycling collection areas must be fenced or recyclables deposit areas. (Ord. 4414, screened. A six foot(6')wall or fence shall 8-9-1993, Amd. Ord. 4703, 2-2-1998) enclose any outdoor refuse or recyclables de- posit area. In cases where Zoning Code fenc- 2. Minimum Number of Deposit Areas: `'S ing provisions conflict with the six foot(6') There shall be a minimum of one refuse and wall or fence requirement, the Zoning Code recyclables deposit area/collection point for provisions shall rule. Refuse and recyclables each project. There shall be at least one de- deposit areas located in industrial develop- posit area/collection point for every thirty(30) ments that are greater than one hundred feet dwelling units. (100') from residentially zoned property are exempted from this wall or fence require- 3. Dispersal of Deposit Areas: The re- ment. quired refuse and recyclables deposit areas shall be dispersed throughout the site when a 8. Minimum Gate Opening and Minimum residential development comprises more Vertical Clearance: Enclosures for outdoor than one building. refuse or recyclables deposit areas/collection points and separate buildings used primarily 4. Location within Structures Possible: to contain a refuse or recyclables deposit Refuse and recyclables deposit areas and area/collection point shall have gate open- collection points may be located in separate ings at least twelve feet(12')wide for haulers. buildings/structures or outdoors. Refuse and In addition,the gate opening for any separate recyclables deposit areas may be located building or other roofed structure used prima- within residential buildings, providing that rily as a refuse or recyclables deposit area/ they are in compliance with the Uniform Fire collection point shall have a vertical clear- Code, and that collection points are easily ance of at least fifteen feet(15'). and safely accessible to hauling trucks. 9. Weather Protection: Weather protec- 5. Maximum Distance from Building En- tion of refuse and recyclables shall be en- trance: Refuse and recyclables deposit ar- sured by using weather-proofed containers or eas and collection points shall be located no by providing a roof over the storage area. more than two hundred feet(200')from a 4 -38 4-4-100A common entrance of a residential building,al- square feet per every one thousand (1,000) lowing for easy access by residents and haul- square feet of building gross floor area shall ing trucks. be provided for recyclables deposit areas and a minimum of ten (10) square feet per one E. COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, AND thousand (1,000) square feet of building OTHER NONRESIDENTIAL gross floor area shall be provided for refuse DEVELOPMENTS—ADDITIONAL deposit areas.A total minimum area of one REQUIREMENTS FOR DEPOSIT AND hundred (100) square feet shall be provided COLLECTION AREAS: for recycling and refuse deposit areas. The refuse and recyclables deposit areas and collection points for commercial, industrial and F. MODIFICATIONS: other nonresidential developments shall be ap Whenever there are practical difficulties involved portioned, located and designed as follows: in carrying out the provisions of this Section,the supervisor may grant modifications for individual 1. Location: Refuse and recyclables de- cases provided he/she shall first find that a spe posit areas and collection points may be allo- cial individual reason makes the strict letter of cated to a centralized area, or dispersed these requirements impractical,.that the modifica- throughout the site,in easily accessible areas tion is in conformity with the intent and purpose of for both users and hauling trucks. this Code, and that such modification: 2. Accessibility May Be Limited: Access 1. Will meet the objectives and safety,func- to refuse and recyclables deposit areas and tion, and appearance intended by the re- collection points may be limited, except dur- quirements for recyclables deposit areas and ing regular business hours and/or specific collection points. collection hours. 2. Will not be injurious to other property(s) 3. Office, Educational and Institutional in the vicinity. Developments—Minimum Size: In office, straw educational and institutional developments,a G. APPEALS: minimum of two(2)square feet per every one Any decisions made in the administrative process thousand (1,000) square feet of building described in this Section may be appealed to the gross floor area shall be provided for recycla- Board of Public Works within fifteen(15)days and bles deposit areas and a minimum of four(4) filed, in writing,with the Board chairman or secre- square feet per one thousand(1,000)square tary. The Board of Public Works shall give sub- feet of building gross floor area shall be pro- stantial weight to any discretionary decision of the vided for refuse deposit areas. A total mini- City rendered pursuant to this Section. (Ord. mum area of one hundred (100) square feet 4376, 11-16-1992, Amd. Ord. 4703, 2-2-1998) shall be provided for recycling and refuse de- posit areas. 4-4-100 SIGN REGULATIONS: 4. Manufacturing and Other Nonresiden- tial Developments—Minimum Size: In A. PURPOSE: manufacturing and other nonresidential de- It is the purpose of these regulations to provide a velopments, a minimum of three (3) square means of regulating signs so as to promote the feet per every one thousand (1,000) square health,safety,morals,general welfare,social and feet of building gross floor area shall be pro- economic welfare and esthetics of the City of vided for recyclables deposit areas and a Renton. Signs are erected to provide information minimum of six (6) square feet per one thou- for the benefit and convenience of pedestrians sand (1,000) square feet of building gross and motorists and should not detract from the floor area shall be provided for refuse deposit quality of urban environment by being competitive areas. A total minimum area of one hundred or garish. Signs should complement and charac- (100) square feet shall be provided for recy- terize the environment which they serve to give cling and refuse deposit areas. their respective areas a unique and pleasing quality. The regulations of this Code are not in- 5. Retail Developments—Minimum Size: tended to permit any violations of any other lawful In retail developments, a minimum of five (5) ordinance. The purposes of this Section are im- 4 - 39 (Revised 12/00) 4-4-100B plemented through the establishment of stan- c. Awning, Canopy, and Marquee dards for the type, placement, scale, and Structures Having No Signage: Aw- construction of signs which varies by use,zoning nings and canopies shall meet the appli- district, or City Center sign district. (Ord. 2877, cable provisions of the adopted edition of 9-9-1974;Amd. Ord. 4720, 5-4-1998) the Uniform Building Code. (Ord.4720, 5-4-1998) B. APPLICABILITY AND AUTHORITY: 6. Exceptions from Permit Require- 1. Applicability: No sign shall hereafter be ments:The following shall not require a sign erected, re-erected, constructed or altered, permit. These exceptions shall not be con- except as provided by this Code and a permit strued as relieving the owner of any sign from for the same has been issued by the Building the responsibility of its erection,maintenance Official. and compliance with any other law or ordi- nance regulating the same. 2. Permits Required: A separate permit shall be required for a sign or signs for each a. Bulletin Boards: Bulletin board not business entity and/or a separate permit for over twelve (12)square feet in area on each group of signs on a single supporting one face for each public, charitable or re- structure. In addition, electrical permits shall ligious institution when the same is lo- be obtained for electric signs. (Ord. 4629, cated on the premises of said institution. 8-19-1996) b. City Sponsored Signs: Temporary 3. Periodic Inspection of Signs: All signs signs for the purpose of announcing or controlled by this section shall be subject to promoting a City sponsored community inspection and periodic reinspection by the fair,festival, or event. Such decorations Planning/Building/Public Works Administra- and signs may be displayed no more tor. (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983; Amd. Ord. 4832, than fourteen (14)calendar days prior to 3-6-2000) and during the fair,festival, or event.All decorations and signs must be removed ' 4. Authority of Planning/Building/Public within five(5)calendar days following the Works Administrator: The Planning/Build- end of the fair,festival or event. Excep- ing/Public Works Administrator is hereby au- tions to the time limitations may be ap- thorized and directed to enforce all the proved by the Mayor's office. The provisions of this section. The Planning/ temporary signs may be located on or Building/Public Works Administrator may or- over public rights-of-way with approval of der the removal of any sign that is not main- the sign placement by the City of Renton tained in accordance with the provisions of Transportation Systems Division. subsection D3 of this section. (Ord. 2877, 9-9-1974; Amd. Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983; Ord. c. City Sponsored or Co-Sponsored 4832, 3-6-2000) Signs and Displays: City sponsored or co-sponsored signs, banners, or decora- 5. Exemptions from Sign Code Regula- tions subject to approval of the Mayor's tions: office. These signs, banners, and dis- plays may be located on or over public a. Indoor Signage: This Code does rights-of-way with approval of the sign not apply to any signs or sign structures placement by the City of Renton Trans- located within a building. (Ord. 2877, portation Systems Division. (Amd. Ord. 9-9-1974,Amd. Ord. 4720, 5-4-1998) 4848, 6-26-2000) b. Government and Utility Signage: d. Construction Signs: Nothing in this Code shall be interpreted as controlling public and informational i. Construction Advertising: One signs placed on the public right-of-way by temporary sign per street frontage, any governmental agency or public utility not exceeding thirty two (32) square having underground or overhead installa- feet in area on one face,denoting the tions. (Ord. 2877, 9-9-1974) architect, engineer, contractor, finan- (Revised 12/00) 4 -40 4-4-100B cier, developer and/or future site oc- other incombustible materials. (Ord. cupant or tenant when placed on the 4629, 8-19-1996;Amd. Ord. 4848, site of new construction and/or build- 6-26-2000) '4toriv ing or site renovation. • j. Modifications Not Requiring Struc- ii. Temporary Replacement Sig- tural or Electrical Changes: nage: Existing uses which have re- moved permanent signage during a i. Outside of City Center: Paint- construction project may install tern- ing, repainting or cleaning of an ad- porary banners and/or rigid portable vertising structure or the changing of signs in lieu of permanent signage. the advertising copy or message Only one banner or rigid portable thereon shall not be considered an sign shall be allowed per street front- erection or alteration which requires age. Wall-hung and wall-pole strung sign permit unless a structural or banners shall not exceed one hun- electrical change is made. (Ord. dred (100) square feet in size, pole- 4629, 8-19-1996; Amd. Ord. 4720, hung banners shall not exceed 5-4-1998) twenty(20) square feet in size, and rigid portable signs shall not exceed ii. Inside City Center Sign Regu- thirty two (32) square feet in size. lation Boundaries: Painting, re- The above temporary signage may painting or cleaning of an advertising only be displayed in conjunction with structure shall not be considered an a valid building or construction per- erection or alteration which requires mit. Temporary replacement signs sign permit unless a structural or shall be removed at,or prior to,the fi- electrical change is made. A change nalization of the building permit. of sign face shall be subject to permit (Amd. Ord. 4859, 9-18-2000) requirements. (Ord.4720, 5-4-1998; Amd. Ord. 4848, 6-26-2000) e. Copy Changes:The changing of the advertising copy or message on a k. Open House Signs. (Amd. Ord. painted or printed sign,theater marquee 4848, 6-26-2000) and similar signs specifically designed for the use of replaceable copy. I. Political Signs: Political signs less than twelve(12)square feet on one face f. Credit Signs: Signs of not over two as herein defined. (Amd. Ord. 4848, (2) square feet advertising that credit is 6-26-2000) available to members of monetary institu- tions. m. Public Art: Sculptures, wall paint- ings,murals,collages,banners and other g. Flags: National, State, county and design features which do not incorporate municipal flags properly displayed. In ad- advertising or identification, consistent dition, one corporate or institutional flag with the provisions and procedures of the may be properly displayed per site. (Ord. Public Art Exemption, RMC 4-9-160. 4848, 6-26-2000) (Amd. Ord. 4848, 6-26-2000) h. Holiday Displays: Temporary signs n. Public Service Signs: Nonadvertis- and decorations customary for special ing and nonpromotional signs such as cit- holidays, observed by the federal, state izen recognition signs, neighborhood or municipal government erected entirely welcome signs,signs indicating scenic or on private property. (Amd. Ord. 4848, historic points of interest, or other signs 6-26-2000) of similar nature as determined by the Development Services Division. Such i. Memorial Signs: Memorial signs or signs may be located in any zone and tables, names of buildings and dates of shall require approval of the Develop- *toe erection, when cut into any masonry sur- ment Services Division.These signs may face or when constructed of bronze or be located on or over public rights-of-way 4 -41 (Revised 12/00) 4-4-100C with approval of the sign placement by ii. Pole-Hung Banner Size and the City of Renton Transportation Sys- Location Limitations: Pole-hung T tems Division. (Amd. Ord. 4848, - banners shall not exceed twenty(20) 6-26-2000) square feet in size.No more than one `iir/i pole-hung banner shall be located on o. Real Estate Signs: Real estate any on-site pole or light standard. signs offering the immediately adjacent There are no restrictions on the num- premises for sale, lease or rent and not ber of pole-hung banners per site. exceeding six(6)square feet in area on (Ord. 4848, 6-26-2000) one face or less in area for lots thirty five thousand (35,000) square feet or less in C. PROHIBITED SIGNS AND DEVICES: area, and not exceeding thirty two (32) The following signs or devices are specifically square feet in area on one face for lots prohibited: over thirty five thousand (35,000)square feet in area.(Amd.Ord.4848,6-26-2000) 1. Signs Which Violate State Regula- tions:All signs not complying with the Wash- p. Safety Information Signs: Signs of ington State Highway Department public service companies indicating dan- regulations adjacent to State roads. (Ord. ger and/or service or safety information. 4629, 8-19-1996) (Amd.Ord. 4848, 6-26-2000) 2. Signs Which Interfere with Traffic q. Small Parking and Traffic Control Control: Any sign using the words "stop", Signs: Parking and traffic control signs "look", "danger"or any other word, symbol or two (2) square feet or less on private character which might confuse traffic or de- property. (Amd. Ord.4848, 6-26-2000) tract from any legal traffic control device. No sign shall be erected in such a manner as to r. Small Wall Signs: One on-premises confine or obstruct the view or interpretation sign, not electrical or illuminated,two(2) of any official traffic sign, signal or device. square feet or less on one face which is (Ord. 4629, 8-19-1996;Amd. Ord. 4720, affixed permanently on a plane parallel to 5-4-1998) the wall on the wall located entirely on pri- vate property. (Amd. Ord. 4848, 3. Animated, Revolving, Blinking and 6-26-2000) Flashing Signs: s. Weekend and Holiday Display Sig- a. Outside City Center: All of the fol- nage for Vehicle and Vessel Sales in lowing signs located within seventy five the Auto Mall Overlay Districts: Bal- feet(75') of the public right-of-way with loons,with no limit on size or number per any of the following features: animated, site,may be displayed on Fridays, Satur- revolving more than eight(8) revolutions days,.and Sundays, federal legal holi- per minute, blinking and flashing. Excep- days and December 26—31.(Ord.4848, tions are public service signs, such as 6-26-2000) those which give the time, temperature and/or humidity,and electronic message t. Banner Signage for Vehicle and boards/signs for public facilities and car Vessel Sales in the Auto Mall Overlay dealers located within the Auto Mall Districts: Wall-hung and pole-hung ban- Area(s). (Ord. 4629, 8-19-1996, Amd. ners are permitted as follows: Ord. 4724, 5-11-1998; Ord. 4766, 3-1-1999). i. Wall-Hung Banner Size and Lo- cation Limitations: Wall-hung ban- b. Inside City Center Sign Regulation ners shall not exceed one hundred Area Boundaries: In the City Center, all (100) square feet in size. There are of the following signs with any of the fol- no restrictions on the number per lowing features: animated, revolving, wall or number per site. Wall-hung blinking and flashing. Exceptions are banners shall not cover up perma- public service signs,such as those which nent signage or address numbers. (Revised 12/00) 4 -42 4-4-100C give the time,temperature and/or humid- 3719,4-11-1983;Amd. Ord. 4832, 3-6-2000; ity, and barber poles. Ord. 4848, 6-26-2000) NOt""' 4. Devices of a Carnival Nature:Balloons, 10. Off-Premises Signs: Except tempo- flags, pennants/streamers, wind-animated • rary and portable signs allowed by subsec- objects, searchlights, inflatable statuary, and tions J1c, Projection of Temporary Cloth similar devices of a carnival nature except as Signs; J2, Real Estate Directional Signs; J3, specifically provided in subsections B6, Ex- Residential Open House Signs; J4, Political emptions from Permit Requirements,and J6, Signs;and J5,A-Frame Signs of this Section; Event Signs, of this Section. (Amd. Ord. City sponsored signs and public service signs 4848, 6-26-2000) per subsections B6b, City Sponsored Signs; B6c,City Sponsored or Co-Sponsored Signs 5. Banners and Rigid Portable Signs: and Displays;and B6n, Public Service Signs, Banners and rigid portable signs or any simi- of this Section. (Ord. 4172, 9-12-1988; Amd. lar sign which is not permanently mounted, Ord. 4629, 8-19-1996; Ord. 4832, 3-6-2000; except for those signs specifically permitted Ord. 4848, 6-26-2000) by subsections B6, Exceptions from Permit Requirements, and J, Temporary Signs, of 11. Roof Signs within the City Center this Section.(Amd.Ord.4832,3-6-2000;Ord. Sign Regulation Area, subsection H of this 4848, 6-26-2000) Section, shall be prohibited. (Ord.4720, 5-4-1998) 6. Signs Which Obscure Vision: There shall be no signs allowed within twenty feet 12. Signs Obscuring Address Numbers. (20')of intersections or driveways which shall (Ord. 4848, 6-26-2000) obscure vision between the height of three feet(3') and ten feet(10') of the street or 13. Signs Located in Designated Fire driveway grade. Lanes: Signs shall not encroach within any on-site fire lane, i.e.,a minimum clearance of 7. Signs on Stationary Vehicles: Station- fourteen feet (14') in height and twenty (20') ary motor vehicles, trailers and related de- feet in width. (Ord. 4848, 6-26-2000) vices to circumvent the intent of this Code. (Ord. 4629, 8-19-1996) 14. Perimeter Street Landscaping: No sign shall be located within required perime- 8. Signs over Public Right-of-Way: Signs ter street landscaping. (Ord. 4848, over public right-of-way other than signs 6-26-2000) specified in subsection L2 of this Section, projecting signs, temporary cloth signs per 15. Signs on Vegetation: No sign or ad- subsection J1c of this Section, City spon- vertising device shall be attached or hung on sored signs and public service signs per sub- or from a tree or shrub. (Ord. 4848, sections B6b, B6c and B6m of this Section. 6-26-2000) (Ord.4629, 8-19-1996;Amd. Ord.4720, 5-4-1998) 9. Signs on Public Right-of-Way: Signs on public right-of-way other than temporary and portable signs allowed by subsection J1c, Projection of Temporary Cloth Signs;J2, Real Estate Directional Signs;J3,Residential Open House Signs; J4, Political Signs; and J5,A-Frame Signs, of this Section; and sub- sections B6b, City Sponsored Signs; B6c, City Sponsored or Co-Sponsored Signs and Displays; B6n, Public Service Signs; B6p, Safety Information Signs; and I, Signs on Public Right-of-Way, of this Section. (Ord. 4 -42.1 (Revised 12/00) • This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 12/00) 4 -42.2 4-4-100D D. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR one hundred twenty(120) days of said SIGNS: closure and vacation of premises. (Ord. 4720, 5-4-1998) 1. Permit Fees:At the time of issuing a per- mit to erect or install a sign or device con- b. City Center Sign Regulation Area: trolled by this Code,the Building Official shall Upon the effective date of this Section collect a fee pursuant to RMC 4-1-140M. (June 8, 1998), the following regulations shall govern sign removal in the City 2. Method of Calculating Sign Area: For Center Sign Regulation Area upon clo- the purpose of computing the maximum per- sure of business: mitted size and permit fee, freestanding let- ters or characters,where no background is i. Timing and Responsibility for specially provided, the area shall be consid- Removal: Upon the closure and va- ered as that encompassed by drawing cation of a business or activity, the straight lines at the extremities of the shapes owner of said business or activity to be used. shall immediately remove all signs relating to said business and activity. 3. Sign Maintenance Required:All signs, If the owner of said business or activ- together with all of their supports, braces, ity fails to remove said signs,then the guys and anchors, shall be kept in repair and owner of the property upon which in proper state of preservation. The surfaces said signs are located shall remove of all signs shall be kept neatly painted or said signs within thirty (30) days of posted at all times. The ground area shall be said closure and vacation of pre- neat and orderly. (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983) mises. If the owner of the property fails to remove the signs within the 4. Appearance of Signs: If a sign is visible designated time limit, then the Build- from more than one direction,all areas not in- ing Official or designee may upon tended as display surfaces including the back due notice enforce civil penalty regu- and sides shall be designed so that such ar- lations per RMC 1-3-2. Prior to the eas are given a finished and pleasing appear- end of the thirty(30) day time period ance with the display surfaces visible only or time period established upon no- from the directions that they are intended to tice by the City pursuant to enforce- be seen. (Ord. 2504, 9-23-1969) ment of civil penalty regulations, a new tenant or the property owner 5. Lighting: All illuminated signs shall be may request utilization of existing designed and located in such a manner as to signs or sign structures as regulated avoid undue glare or reflection of light.Unless in paragraphs ii through iv of this sub- specifically restricted,signs may be internally section. or externally illuminated, or have tube illumi- nation. (Ord. 2504, 9-23-1969; Amd. Ord. ii. Exception for Conforming 4720, 5-4-1998) Signs: Conforming signs and sign structures may be utilized by a new 6. Removal of Signage Upon Closure of tenant or owner.The tenant or owner Business: shall submit a sign permit application to confirm the conformity of the signs a. City-Wide Outside of City Center: and sign structures. Permit fees are Upon the closure and vacation of a busi- not required when the reviewing offi- ness or activity, the owner of said busi- cial determines that no change to the ness or activity shall have ninety(90) conforming sign will be made.Where days from the date of closure to remove there will be alterations or new sign all signs relating to said business and ac- faces of the existing conforming tivity. If the owner of said business or ac- signs or sign structures, sign permit tivity fails to remove said signs within the fees shall apply. (Ord. 4720, ,r designated time period,then the owner of 5-4-1998) the property upon which said signs are located shall remove said signs within 4 -43 4-4-100D iii. Exception for Nonconforming iv. Immediate Removal: If the pro- Signs: Nonconforming signs and visions of subsection D6b(iii) of this sign structures shall not be utilized by Section are not met, then the non- a new tenant or owner unless one or conforming sign or sign structure more of the following conditions is shall be removed immediately. present: 7. Nonconforming Signs: Any noncon- • The sign is considered to be of forming signage which was erected prior to historic value,and has been des- the enactment of the Sign Code(September ignated as such by the Renton 9, 1974), or which was erected legally in ac- City Council through adoption of cordance with the provisions of the sign ordi- a resolution or ordinance; or nance in effect at the time of erection, or which has a valid building permit from the City • Replacement of sign faces may may remain in use by the existing business, be allowed if there is a change in subject to the following: the corporate name of the busi- ness due to merger, acquisition a. The changing of advertising copy or or new management, but no message thereon is permitted provided change in use or activity, and the no structural or electrical alteration is property was not vacated in the made.A sign permit shall be obtained by transition. Such signs shall be the existing business, unless exempt subject to applicable sign permit from permit requirements pursuant to and fee requirements; or subsection B6e of this Section. Other proposed alterations are subject to sub- • A variance or modification was sections D7b through D7d of this Section. granted to the previous tenant or owner, and the conditions war- b. The sign shall be kept in a safe con- ranting the variance or modifica- dition. Nothing in this Section shall pre- tion are still present. The vent the strengthening or restoring to a approval or denial shall be docu- safe condition of any portion of a sign de- mented by administrative deter- dared unsafe by a proper authority. Legal mination. If the reviewing official nonconforming signage is subject to all indicates that conditions do not requirements of this Code regarding appear to warrant continuation of safety, maintenance, and repair. the previous variance or modifi- cation, the applicant may submit c. Excluding the cost of changing ad- a new variance or modification vertising copy/messages per subsection application; or D7a of this Section,the cost of alterations of a legal nonconforming sign shall not • The applicant proposes to alter exceed an aggregate cost of fifty percent the nonconforming sign in order (50%) of the value of the sign, based to make it fully conforming.Alter- upon its replacement value, unless the ation of the sign shall be subject amount over fifty percent(50%) is used to applicable sign permit and fee to make the sign more conforming. Alter- requirements; or ations shall not result in or increase any nonconforming condition. • Application is made for a sign modification or variance as ap- d. The reconstruction, repairing, re- propriate. If the above provisions building and continued use of a noncon- are not met, then the noncon- forming sign damaged by fire, explosion, forming sign or sign structure or act of God,subsequent to the effective shall be removed immediately. date of these regulations(June 8, 1998), (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983, Amd. may be allowed as follows:the work shall Ord. 4422, 10-25-1993, Ord. not exceed fifty percent(50%) of its re- 4720, 5-4-1998) placement value of the sign at the time Noe such damage occurred; otherwise, any 4 -44 4-4-100E restoration or reconstruction shall con- premises identifying signs of not over form to the regulations and standards thirty two(32)square feet in area on one ''' specified in this Section. (Ord. 4720, face.The signs may be illuminated but 5-4-1998) not animated, shall be for location identi- fication only and shall display no copy, E. SIZE, NUMBER AND HEIGHT OF symbol or device other than that in keep- PERMANENT SIGNS: ing with the development. Freestanding signs shall be not higher than six feet(6') 1. Permitted and Prohibited Signs:Only above any established grade and shall those signs specifically designated are per- be no closer than ten feet(10')to any miffed; all others are prohibited. (Ord. 4464, street right-of-way or five feet(5')to any 7-25-1994) side property line. (Amd. Ord.4766, 3-1-1999) 2. Location Limitations: All signs are fur- ther limited and restricted as to location in the b. Home Occupations: Only one land use zones as such land use zones are home occupation sign, not illuminated, defined and established by chapter 4-2 RMC, not exceeding two(2)square feet in area, as amended, or any other regulation pertain- attached to the wall of the building with ing to or regulating zoning. The zoning regu- the face of the sign in a plane parallel to lations may contain further sign restrictions. the plane of the wall is permitted. (Ord. 4464, 7-25-1994;Amd. Ord. 4720, 5-4-1998) c. Real Estate Signs: Real estate signs not over six(6)square feet in area 3. Height Limits: offering the immediate premises for sale or lease. a. Signs within City Center: See sub- section H of this Section. d. Real Estate Directional Signs: ` ✓ Real estate directional signs are allowed. b. Signs Outside City Center Sign Regulation Area: The height limitation e. Temporary Signs:Temporary signs for freestanding, ground, projecting and per subsection J of this Section are al- combination signs shall be the maximum lowed, except for cloth signs over public height of the zone or forty feet (40'), right-of-way. (Ord.3719, 4-11-1983; whichever is less.Roof signs may extend Amd. Ord. 4172, 9-12-1988; Amd. Ord. twenty feet(20') above the parapet wall. 4720, 5-4-1998) This Section shall not apply to those signs covered by subsection E5e of this f. Public Facilities(Public Buildings, Section,Large Retail Uses,or subsection Schools, Parks and Recreation Facili- H of this Section, City Center Sign Regu- ties): Each individual public facility may lations. (Ord. 4464, 7-25-1994, Amd. have one freestanding electronic or man- Ord.4720, 5-4-1998) ual message board,a maximum of twenty five feet(25') in height and one hundred 4. Signs Permitted in All Residential, fifty(150)square feet in size. In addition Commercial,and Industrial Zones: Except to the message board sign, each individ- for signage within Shoreline Areas (subsec- ual facility may have one freestanding tion G of this Section),signage in the P-1 sign not higher than six feet(6') above Zone, and signage with the City Center(sub- any established grade for each street section H of this Section), in all residential, frontage and no more than one hundred commercial and industrial zones the following (100) square feet. Freestanding signs shall apply: shall be no closer than ten feet(10') to any street right-of-way or five feet(5') to a. Churches, Apartments and Subdi- any side property line. In addition to the visions: Churches,apartment buildings, freestanding signs, wall signs are permit- subdivision developments and similar oc- ted with a total copy area not exceeding cupancies located in residential and ten percent (10%) of the building facade mixed-use zones may have two (2) on- 4 -45 (Rev,t'cI 4/Q9 4-4-100E to which it is applied. (Ord.4766, d. Shopping Centers: 3-1-1999) i. Shopping centers less than ten 5. Additional Signs Permitted in Com- (10)acres may install: mercial and Industrial Zones:Except in the City Sign Regulation Area,the following shall • Freestanding Signs: One (1) apply in all commercial and industrial zones: freestanding sign for each street frontage of the shopping center. a. Business Signs—General: Each sign shall not exceed an area greater than one and one- i. Freestanding, Ground, Roof half(1-1/2) square foot for each and Projecting Signs: Each individ- linear foot of property frontage, ual business establishment may not to exceed one hundred fifty have only one sign for each street (150) square feet per sign face frontage of any one of the following and a maximum of three hundred types: Freestanding, roof, ground, (300)square feet including all projecting or combination. Each sign sign faces. shall not exceed an area greater than one and one-half(1-1/2) square feet ii. Shopping centers ten (10) for each lineal foot of property front- acres or greater may install: age which the business occupies up to a maximum of three hundred(300) • Freestanding Signs: One (1) square feet; or if such sign is multi- freestanding sign per street faced,the maximum allowance shall frontage not to exceed an area not be more than three hundred greater than one and one-half (300)square feet. However, a maxi- (1-1/2) square feet for each lin- mum of one-half(1/2)of the allowed ear foot of property frontage, up square footage is allowed on each to a maximum of one hundred face. Businesses with less than fifty (150) square feet per sign twenty five (25) lineal front feet may face and a maximum of three have a sign of a maximum of twenty hundred (300) square feet in- (20)square feet per face. cluding all sign faces, and; ii. Wall Signs: In addition to the • Optional Freestanding Sign:In signs in subsections E5c, Under lieu of one of the freestanding Marquee Signs, E5a(i), Business signs permitted above; one free- Signs, E5f and E5g, Motor Vehicle standing identification sign for Dealership Over One Acre, E5e, listing the names of the occu- Large Retail Uses, and E5d, Shop- pants of the shopping center. ping Centers, wall signs are permit- The shopping center identifica- ted with a total copy area not tion sign shall not exceed an exceeding twenty percent(20%) of area greater than one and one- the building facade to which it is ap- half(1-1/2)square feet for each plied. (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983; Amd. linear foot of property frontage, Ord. 4464, 7-25-1994; Amd. Ord. not to exceed two hundred fifty 4720, 5-4-1998) (250) square feet per sign face and a maximum of five hundred b. Marquee Signs:Signs on marquees (500) square feet including all conforming to subsection N of this Sec- sign faces. tion are permitted. e. Large Retail Uses: Property dedi- c. Under Marquee Signs: Under mar- cated primarily to retail sales may install quee signs shall be limited to one such oversized signs as follows in lieu of sig- sign per entrance for each business es- nage permitted under subsections E5a(i), tablishment. (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983) Business Signs,and E5d,Shopping Cen- (Revised 4/99) 4 -46 4-4-100E ters, of this Section. (Ord. 4577, 1-22-1996) '1016.0+ i. Developments Over One Hun- • dred Twenty Five Thousand (125,000)Square Feet: A commer- cial development with a single build- ing of a minimum of one hundred twenty five thousand(125,000) square feet in floor area dedicated primarily to retail sales, provided all or part of the property is located within one thousand (1,000)feet of the right-of-way of Interstate High- way 405 or Highway 167,may install: • Freestanding Signs: One free- standing sign per street frontage not to exceed an area greater Airese 4 -46.1 (Revised 4/99) This page left intentionally blank. Naomi (Revised 4/99) 4-46.2 r 4-4-100E than one and one-half(1-1/2) hundred(400)square feet not to square feet for each linear foot of exceed twenty feet(20')in height ileire property frontage, up to a maxi- above the parapet wall and not to mum of one hundred fifty(150) exceed two(2)such signs per re- square feet per sign face and a • tail center, and; maximum of three hundred(300) square feet including all sign • Additional Freestanding faces, and; Signs: Two (2) on-premises freestanding signs per street • Optional Freestanding Sign:In frontage, no more than eight feet lieu of one of the freestanding (8') tall and no more than one signs permitted above, for a hundred (100) square feet per property frontage with a mini- side.(Ord. 4577, 1-22-1996) mum of two hundred(200)linear feet,one freestanding sign not to f. Motor Vehicle Dealership Over One exceed two hundred fifty(250) Acre of Contiguous Ownership or square feet per sign face and a Control Located within the Auto Mall maximum of five hundred (500) Area(s): square feet including all sign faces, and not to exceed sixty i. Wall and Under Marquee feet(60') in height, and; Signs: Each dealership is allowed its appropriate wall or under marquee • Directional Sign: An additional sign as stated in the Sign Code, and directional sign may be permitted (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983, Amd. Ord. to locate within twenty (20) feet 4707, 2-9-1998) of a recorded access easement serving the subject property, pro- ii. Freestanding Signs: Each vided the sign does not obscure dealership is allowed: *awe sight distance.This sign shall not exceed thirty two (32) square • One freestanding sign per street feet per sign face and a maxi- frontage not to exceed an area mum of sixty four(64) square greater than one and one-half feet including all sign faces. (1-1/2)square feet for each lineal (Ord. 4577, 1-22-1996, Ord. foot of property frontage which 4649, 1-6-1997) the business occupies up to a maximum of two hundred (200) ii. Developments Over Four Hun- square feet, per sign face and a dred Fifty Thousand (450,000) maximum of four hundred (400) Square Feet: Properties with over square feet including all sign four hundred fifty thousand(450,000) faces, or, square feet in developable property potentially dedicated to retail sales • One freestanding sign per street may install: frontage not to exceed an area greater than one and one-half • Large Freestanding Signs: (1-1/2)square feet for each lineal One on-premises freestanding foot of property frontage, up to a sign to exceed sixty feet(60') in maximum of one hundred fifty height and seven hundred (700) (150) square feet per sign face square feet per face, and an- and a maximum of three hundred other such sign not to exceed (300) square feet including all forty feet(40') in height and four sign faces. In addition, each hundred (400) square feet per dealership is allowed a maxi- face, and; mum of two (2) accessory • ground signs per street frontage, Roof Signs: One roof-mounted each for a separate business ac- sign per building of up to four tivity located on the property 4 -47 4-4-100E which can reasonably be related square feet per sign face and a to the primary business. These maximum of two hundred (200) signs shall not exceed a height of square feet including all sign ten feet(10') and a total sign faces. In addition, each dealer- area of twenty five (25) square ship is allowed a maximum of feet if single faced or fifty (50) two (2) accessory ground signs square feet including all sign per street frontage, each for a faces.The accessory signs must separate business activity lo- also maintain a minimum twenty cated on the property which can foot(20') setback and be no reasonably be related to the pri- closer than one hundred fifty feet mary business. These signs (150') to any other accessory shall not exceed a height of ten ground sign. (Ord. 3719, feet(10')and a total sign area of 4-11-1983, Amd. Ord. 4707, twenty five(25)square feet if sin- 2-9-1998) gle faced or fifty(50)square feet including all sign faces. The ac- • One electronic message board cessory signs must also maintain sign is permitted as a wall sign, a minimum twenty foot(20') set- under marquee sign, or free- back and be no closer than one standing sign as allowed by the hundred fifty feet(150') to any provisions stated above. (Ord. other accessory ground sign. 4724, 5-11-1998). (Ord. 4707, 2-9-1998) g. Motor Vehicle Dealership Over h. Subdivision Identification Signs: One Acre of Contiguous Ownership or Commercial and/or industrial subdivi- Control Located Outside the Auto Mall sions may have two(2) on-premises Area: identifying signs not over seventy five (75) square feet on one face. These i. Wall Signs: Each motor vehicle signs must be no higher than six feet(6'), dealership located outside the Auto or no closer to the street right-of-way Mall area is allowed its appropriate than ten feet(10') or five feet(5') to any wall or under marquee sign as stated side property line.(Ord.4172,9-12-1988, in the Sign Code, and; Amd. Ord. 4720, 5-4-1998) ii. Freestanding Signs: Each mo- i. Special Requirements for Speci- tor vehicle dealership located outside fied Secondary Uses in the Commer- the Auto Mall area is allowed: cial Office (CO)Zone within One Hundred(100)Feet of a Lot Zoned R-1, • One freestanding, roof, ground, R-5, R-8, R-10, R-14,and RM-l: or projecting sign per street front- age not to exceed an area i. Freestanding Signs: One free- greater than one and one-half standing sign per street frontage. (1-1/2)square feet for each lineal Freestanding signs shall be limited to foot of property frontage, up to a six feet(6') in height above grade maximum of one hundred fifty and ten feet(10')from any public (150) square feet per sign face right-of-way. Each sign shall not ex- and a maximum of three hundred need an area of one square foot for (300) square feet including all each lineal foot of property frontage, sign faces, or; not to exceed one hundred (100) square feet per sign face and a max- • One freestanding sign per street imum of two hundred (200) square frontage not to exceed an area feet including all sign faces. greater than one and one-half (1-1/2)square feet for each lineal ii. Wall Signs: In addition to the foot of property frontage, up to a freestanding sign(s), wall signs are maximum of one hundred (100) permitted with a total copy area not 4-48 4-4-100H exceeding ten percent(10%)of the bol or device other than that in keeping with building facade to which it is applied. the principal occupant. (Ord. 3921,7-1-1985) (Ord. 4649, 1-6-1997) Nome 5. Exception for Off-Premises Advertis- j. Freestanding Signs: Signage shall • ing:Off-premises advertising may be allowed comply with subsection E5i(i)of this Sec- as an accessory use of an identification sign tion except that freestanding signs shall or other structure if the following conditions be limited to two (2) signs or one per are met: street frontage whichever is greater. (Ord. 4736, 8-24-1998) a. The maximum size of the off-pre- mises advertising is six(6) square feet. F. SIGNS WITHIN SHORELINE AREAS — SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: b. No more than twenty five percent (25%)of the principal structure is cov- 1. View Impairment Prohibited:Visual ac- ered by the off-premises advertising sign. cess to water and shoreline from vistas and viewpoints shall not be impaired by the place- c. The off-premises advertising sign is ment of signs.Where feasible,signs are to be designed to be viewed by users of the fa- constructed against existing buildings or cility rather than street traffic. (Ord.4172, structures to minimize visual obstruction of 9-12-1988) the water and shoreline. H. SIGNS WITHIN CITY CENTER— 2. Location, Size and Type Limitations: SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Outdoor advertising signs are to be limited to areas of high intensity industrial and commer- 1. Purpose of Special Regulations: The cial use,are to be stationary,nonblinking,and purpose of the City Center sign regulations is of a size commensurate with the structure to to provide sign standards and regulations which they are fixed. Off-premises and non- which recognize and strengthen the unique w appurtenant signs are prohibited on the character of the City Center area businesses shoreline. and streets, provide for appropriate signage which contributes to the economic vitality of 3. Illuminated, Freestanding and Roof the area and which complements its environ- Signs Prohibited: Illuminated or freestand- ment, and to enhance the pedestrian orienta- ing signs, or any signs extending above roof- tion of the district. lines, are prohibited on the shoreline except for required navigational aids. (Ord. 3858, 2. Applicability:The sign standards of this 11-5-1984) subsection shall apply to the property con- tained within the City Center sign regulation G. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE boundaries as shown in the following figure, PUBLIC USE (P-1)ZONE: generally described as including: land which is zoned Center Downtown,excluding lots lo- 1. Type of Signage Permitted: Only wall cated on Logan Avenue South, north of the and freestanding signs are allowed. intersection at Airport Way; land zoned Com- mercial Arterial which lies east of Lake Ave- 2. Size: No wall sign shall exceed ten per- nue South, and between Tobin Street South cent(10%) of the building facade to which it and South Second Street; and land zoned is affixed. Commercial Arterial which lies between South Second Street and South Third Place, 3. Height and Setback Restrictions: and east of Rainier Avenue South, excluding Freestanding signs are limited to six feet(6') parcels which have frontage on Rainier Ave- above grade and ten feet(10') to any public nue South and lie more than one hundred right-of-way. sixty feet(160') north of South Third Street; and land zoned Multi-Family—Urban which 4. Illumination and Location: Signs may lies between the Cedar River and South Sec- ''' be illuminated and shall be for location identi- and Street, and between Houser Way South fication only and shall display no copy, sym- and South Fifth Street.(Ord.4720,5-4-1998) 4-49 (Revised 1/99) 4111111. 4-4-100H 3. Map of CITY CENTER SIGN REGULATION BOUNDARIES: t. .311.4t m7 , _ I �^ bNird Ni . mg it �� C // 1IIIi ca 11111101 Renton Nucjp6l Mpot j . 1111 low t i , NB `I—t-1L, !i 1 + ! D Y l .1 \\ 4.4,,,I N End ■ \1 \-- : - . . : _...„ L., , , ,-- 1 N ._ '..1. t•---i..—_._d,_.1_______________,_Thil 111 5--i , I ! 1 17 1 — ---1 1 ' - N'\. #41,4 il:i] II I Tobin ha a / t , __ 1 N. 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MARQUEE SIGN COMPLEX SIGN Within 50 feet: 24 inches 12 inches 6 inches(applies to letters and logo) Between 50 feet 36 inches 12 inches 6 inches(applies to letters and 100 feet: and logo) More than 100 feet: 48 inches 12 inches 6 inches(applies to letters and logo) b. Exemption from Letter Size Lim- i. Respond to the needs of the pub- its: The following proper-ties are exempt lic in locating a business establish- from the maximum letter height require- ment; or ments of subsection H6a of this Section: ii. Assist business in contributing to i. Multi-occupancy buildings or mul- the economic well-being of the com- tiple building complexes with fifty munity; or thousand(50,000)square feet gross leasable floor area or greater,having iii. Install a sign that is considered frontage on Rainier Avenue S.; or to be historic or of historic value by the advertising industry or a recog- ii. Properties with frontage on Rain- nized historic preservation organiza- ier Avenue S.; or tion, provided that such entity was not involved in the use,design or pro- iii. Buildings exceeding forty feet duction of the proposed sign; or (40') in height. (Amd. Ord.4843, 5-22-2000) iv. Result in a reduction of signs on a site; or 7. Special Allowance for City Center Signs to Project into Right-of-Way: See v. Result in a reduction in the num- subsection L2c(ii)of this Section. ber of freestanding or ground signs otherwise allowed; or 8. Temporary/Special Permit Signs: In addition to the permanent signs described in vi. Result in a coordinated sign plan subsection H6b of this Section, temporary for a multi-tenant building or multiple signs per subsection J of this Section,Tem- building complex. porary Signs, are also allowed. b. Review Criteria: If the Development 9. Modifications of City Center Sign Reg- Services Director determines that the in- ulations: tent of the proposed sign accomplishes one of the above purposes,the Develop- a. Authority and Purpose: The Devel- ment Services Director may grant a mod- opment Services Director may grant a ification request provided the proposed modification from the sign standards for sign also meets all of the following crite- individual signs which do not meet the ria: specific provisions of the City Center sign standards when the proposed sign is in- i. The modification will not create a Wr► tended to accomplish one of the following significant adverse impact to other purposes: property or improvements in the im- 4 -61 (Revised 8/00) 4-4-1001 mediate vicinity of the subject prop- vice facilities may be placed entirely on the erty; and public right-of-way. ii. The modification will not increase a. Standards and Size Limits for Di- 1410 the number of signs allowed by this • rectional Signs: Sign must be of size, Chapter or allow a type of sign which height, color, design and mounting and is prohibited by this Chapter in sub- so located as to comply in all respects section C of this Section; and with the City street sign standards. Sign shall not be over twelve(12)square feet iii. The modification will not in- in total background area for any one face, crease the allowed height or area of no portion of the sign closer than four feet any wall, projecting, awning/canopy/ (4')to any curb line or improved roadway marquee/traditional marquee,or sec- surface and not illuminated. (Ord. 2877, ondary sign by more than twenty five 9-9-1974) percent(25%); and 3. Public Service Directional Signs for iv. The modification will not in- Nonpublic Buildings Such as Churches crease the allowed height or area of and Charitable Organizations Authorized: any freestanding or ground sign; and Public service directional signs for nonpublic buildings such as churches and charitable or- v. The modification does not create ganizations may be placed entirely on the a public safety hazard. public right-of-way. c. Variance May Be Required: Pro- a. Review Authority and Time: The posals which do not meet the purposes organization seeking the sign must sub- or criteria of subsections H9a and H9b of mit a letter to the Transportation Systems this Section may be reviewed as variance Division requesting directional signs, in- applications as provided in subsection R cluding the requested locations and of this Section. (Ord.4720, 5-4-1998) wording for the sign.The Transportation Nemile Systems Division shall respond to the let- d. Fees: Fees shall be as stipulated by ter by calling or mailing a postcard within RMC 4-1-140M4. one working day of receipt of the request. An engineering study will be performed I. SIGNS ON PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY: by the City within thirty(30)days of the request. If the requested locations do not 1. City Sponsored Signs Authorized:City conform to this subsection,the response sponsored signs,displays,and public service will suggest suitable alternative locations, signs per subsections B6b, B6c and B6n of if any. this Section may be located on or over public rights-of-way with approval of the sign place- b. Appeal Process: If the Transporta- ment by the City of Renton Transportation tion Systems Division determines that the Systems Division. If the Transportation Divi- sign request does not comply with this sion determines that a sign request does not subsection, the requesting organization comply with this subsection,the requesting shall have the right to appeal that deci- organization shall have the right to appeal that sion to the Hearing Examiner as a final decision to the Hearing Examiner as a final administrative determination. administrative determination pursuant to RMC 4-8-110. (Ord. 4639, 8-19-1996; Amd. c. Installation Time: If the sign is ap- Ord. 4848, 6-26-2000) proved, it will be installed within forty five (45)calendar days after approval of the 2. Directional Signs for Public Buildings request. (Ord. 4615, 6-17-1996) Authorized: Such signs are limited to one of the following sites approved by the Building 4. Residential Open House Signs: Sub- Official. Public service directional signs for ject to the requirements of subsection J3 of public buildings such as public schools, Ii- this Section. braries, hospitals and other similar public ser- (Revised 8/00) 4 -62 4-4-100J J. TEMPORARY AND PORTABLE iii. Time Limits: Cloth signs may SIGNS: (Amd. Ord. 4832, 3-6-2000) be extended over a public right-of- '' w` way in accordance with the provi- 1. General Requirements for Temporary sions of this Code for a period to be Signs: established by the Mayor or his des- ignated representative but not to ex- a. Display of Permit Number:All tern- ceed thirty(30)days. (Ord. 3273, porary signs shall have the sign permit 12-11-1978) number placed in the upper left-hand cor- ner by the permittee. 2. Real Estate Directional Signs on the Public Right-of-Way: b. Support and Perforation Require- ments for Cloth Signs:Every temporary a. Timing:Real estate directional signs cloth sign shall be supported and at- may remain for six(6) months and sub- tached with wire rope of three-eighths ject to one renewal for a three(3)month inch (3/8") minimum diameter, or other period. The Board of Adjustment may material of equivalent breaking strength. grant a variance for a longer time if the No strings,fiber ropes or wood slats shall applicant can show the circumstances be permitted for support or anchorage beyond his control prevented the devel- purposes. Cloth signs and panels shall opment to be more than seventy five per- be perforated over at least ten percent cent(75%)occupied or sold within the (10%) of their area to reduce wind resis- time allowed. tance. b. Maximum Size: Real estate direc- Exception: Temporary cloth signs over tional signs shall have a maximum size of private property not exceeding sixty(60) twelve(12) square feet on one face. square feet shall be supported and at- Such directional signs shall not be placed tached with wire rope which will meet the closer than four feet(4')to the edge of an requirements of subsection K of this Sec- improved roadway and shall not be tion. placed in such a manner as to constitute a public safety hazard. c. Projection of Temporary Cloth Signs Over Public Property/Right-of- c. Maximum Number: No more than way: two(2)such signs shall be allowed at any one intersection and only one sign per i. Projection Permitted: Cloth development is allowed at each intersec- signs may extend over public prop- tion. erty. Cloth signs may extend across a public right-of-way only by permis- d. Minimum Spacing: Between inter- sion of the Mayor's office or his/her sections, real estate directional signs for designated representative,and shall the same development shall be placed be subject to all related laws and or- no closer than five hundred feet(500')to dinances. signs for the same development. (Ord. 3719,4-11-1983;Amd. Ord. 4422, ii. Clearance: Such signs, when 10-25-1993) extended over a public street, shall maintain a minimum vertical clear- 3. Residential Open House Signs: ance of twenty feet(20'). Temporary signs, other than cloth, when eight a. Maximum Number and Type:Signs feet (8') or more above the ground, advertising "open house"and the direc- may project not more than six inches tion to a residence for sale shall be lim- (6") over public property or beyond ited to one sign on the premises for sale the legal setback line. (Ord. 3719, and three (3) off-premises signs. How- '44100e 4-11-1983; Amd. Ord. 4422, ever, if a real estate company has more 10-25-1993) than one house open for inspection in a single development or subdivision, they 4 -63 (Revised 8/00) 4-4-100J shall be limited to four(4)off-premises a. Number: "open house"signs in the entire develop- ment or subdivision. i. Within City Center Sign Regu- lation Area: Only one of these signs b. Hours of Display: Such signs are is permitted per business per street permitted only during daylight hours and frontage. when the real estate company represen- tative or seller or an agent is in atten- ii. Elsewhere in the City: One of dance at the property for sale. these signs is permitted per business per street frontage and, in addition, c. Maximum Size: No such sign shall an additional sign is permitted to be exceed four(4)square feet in surface located abutting the business and area for each surface of the sign. The building to which the sign relates. sign may be placed only along the pe- riphery of a public right-of-way in a man- b. Location Requirements: ner so as not to obstruct the vision or pathway of vehicular or pedestrian traffic. i. Permitted Location: (Ord. 3719,4-11-1983) (1) Within City Center Sign 4. Political Signs: Regulation Area:A-frame signs must be placed against the build- a. Permitted Location: In addition to ing and business to which the being permitted on the public right-of- sign relates. way, political signs may be displayed on private property with the consent of the (2) Elsewhere in the City: A- property owner or the lawful occupant frame signs may be located on thereof and on public right-of-way as long the public sidewalk abutting the as such display does not interfere with business site and/or within the pedestrian or public safety. landscaping area on or abutting y, rilO the business site, however,A- b. Maximum Size: Political signs shall frame signs cannot be placed in not be greater than thirty-two(32)square the landscape strip between the feet if single faced or sixty-four(64) curb and outer edge of the public square feet if multi-faced. sidewalk. Additionally, for busi- nesses located within shopping c. Removal Required: Each political centers, an additional A-frame sign shall be removed within ten (10) sign may be placed against the days following an election, by the candi- building and business to which dates or candidates representative ex- the sign relates. cept that the successful candidates of a primary election may keep their signs on ii. Pedestrian Clearance: A mini- display until ten (10)days after the gen- mum of four feet(4')of unobstructed eral election, at which time they shall be sidewalk area between the outer promptly removed. After ten (10) days edge of the sign and the street curb the City may pick up and dispose of re- is required. maining signs. (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983; Amd.Ord.4422, 10-25-1993; Ord.4848, iii. Clear Vision Area: No sign 6-26-2000) shall be located as to pose a danger and violate the clear vision area spec- 5. A-Frame Signs: A-frame signs comply- ified in subsection C6 of this Section, ing with all the following standards may be Prohibited Signs. Where a traffic vi- permitted: sion hazard is created, the City may require a modification to the height or location of a sign to the degree nec- essary to eliminate the hazard. IGO (Revised 8/00) 4-64 4-4-100J c. Size: Signs shall be no larger than hold the City harmless for any loss, inju- thirty two inches(32")wide and thirty six ries,damage,claims or lawsuit,including inches (36")tall. attorney's fees that arise from the sign. d. Construction Specifications and • k. Confiscation of Signs: Signs that Materials: The sign must be profession- do not comply with the provisions of this ally manufactured of durable material(s). section may be confiscated by the City No lighting or attachments, such as bal- pursuant to subsection T of this Section, loons are permitted. Violations and Penalties. (Ord. 4832, 3-6-2000) e. Maintenance and Appearance: Signs must be maintained in accordance I. Permit Required: The period of va- with the provisions of subsection D3 of lidity for an A-Frame sign permit is twelve this section,Sign Maintenance Required, (12) months. (Ord. 4908, 6-11-2001) and subsection D4 of this Section,Ap- pearance of Signs. 6. Event Signs: f. Alteration of Landscaping Prohib- a. Applicability: Commercial, indus- ited: No landscaping may be damaged trial, public, and quasi-public uses and or modified to accommodate an A-frame mixed-use developments (commercial sign. The City may require replacement combined with multi-family residential) of any damaged landscaping pursuant to may display event signage in compliance RMC 4-4-0701, Damaged Landscaping. with the following regulations.These reg- ulations apply to use of signs for grand g. Removal upon Close of Business opening events or for periodic special Required:A-frame signs shall not be dis- events.This subsection does not apply to played during nonbusiness hours. those signs and displays exempt per Nitre RMC 4-4-10066, Exemptions from Per- h. Display of Permit and Code Re- mit Requirements. quirements:Any business displaying an A-frame sign shall have a copy of the sign b. Types of Event Signage Allowed: permit for the sign posted along with its Any combination of the following types of City business license.Additionally the signage are permitted: balloons, pole/ business shall post the City's regulations wall strung and wall-hung banners not governing A-frame signs so that employ- exceeding one hundred(100)square feet ees are made aware of the standards. each in size, pole-hung banners not ex- ceeding twenty (20) square feet each in i. Display of Permit Number:All A- size,flags, inflatable statuary, pennants/ frame signs shall have the sign permit streamers, searchlights,wind animated number a minimum of one half inch in objects, and other similar advertising de- height placed on the exterior sign face in vices approved by the Development Ser- the upper left-hand corner by the permit- vices Division. Rigid portable signs are tee. also allowed provided the sign is a maxi- mum of thirty two(32)square feet in area j. Proof of Insurance and Hold Harm- on one face per sign not exceeding six less Agreement for Signs on Public feet(6') in height. Rigid portable signs Right-of-Way: In order to obtain a sign are limited to one per street frontage out- permit, applicants must provide the De- side the Auto Mall. velopment Services Division with proof of general commercial liability insurance c. Permit Required: Event signs may (certificate of liability insurance)meeting be displayed on private property only by the requirements of subsection L4 of this "event sign permit." Section.The sign permit application must also include a signed hold harmless agreement that specifies that the owner of the sign will defend, indemnify, and 4 -65 (Revised 7/01) vow 4-4-100K d. Time Limitations and Applicability 4-11-1983;Amd. Ord. 4422, 10-25-1993; —Grand Openings and Event Signage: Ord. 4832, 3-6-2000) i. Grand Opening Event Signage: K. DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION A grand opening temporary event REQUIREMENTS FOR PERMANENT sign permit may be issued for a pe- SIGNS—GENERAL: hod of up to thirty(30)days only for a new business opening or to an exist- 1. General Design: Signs and sign struc- ing business relocating to an entirely tures shall be designed and constructed to re- new location. One permit may autho- sist wind and seismic forces as specified in rize display of all of the above display this Section.All bracing systems shall be de- items. signed and constructed to transfer lateral forces to the foundations. For signs on build- ii. Event Signage—General: Up ings, the dead and lateral loads shall be to four(4)special event permits may transmitted through the structural frame of be issued to each business or orga- the building to the ground in such manner as nization per calendar year. Each per- not to overstress any of the elements thereof. mit may be valid for thirty(30) days. The overturning moment produced from lat- One permit may authorize display of eral forces shall in no case exceed two-thirds all signage types identified in sub- (2/3)of the dead-load resisting moment. Up- section J6b of this Section, Types of lift due to overturning shall be adequately re- Event Signage Allowed. A fifteen sisted by proper anchorage to the ground or (15) day separation period is re- to the structural frame of the building. The quired between the end of one event weight of earth superimposed over footings permit period and the start of another may be used in determining the dead-load re- permit period. sisting moment. Such earth shall be thor- oughly compacted. iii. Event Signage for Vehicle and Vessel Sales in the Auto Mall 2. Wind Loads: Signs and sign structures Overlay Districts: In addition to the shall be designed to resist wind forces as event signage allowed per subsec- specified in the adopted edition of the Uni- tion J6d(ii)of this Section,each deal- form Building Code. ership shall be issued two (2) additional event permits per the re- 3. Seismic Loads: Signs and sign struc- quirements of subsection J6d(ii) of tures shall be designed and constructed to re- this Section. sist seismic forces as specified in the adopted edition of the Uniform Building Code. e. Placement Limitations for Event Signs: 4. Combined Loads: Wind and seismic loads need not be combined in design of i. Roof: No sign or advertising de- signs or sign structures;only that loading pro- vice, allowed per this subsection J6 ducing the larger stresses may be used.Ver- shall be placed on top of a roof or ex- tical design loads,except roof live loads,shall tend vertically above the fascia of the be assumed to be acting simultaneously with building. the wind or seismic loads. ii. Perimeter Street Landscaping: 5. Allowable Stresses: The design of Event signage shall not be located wood, concrete or steel members shall con- within required perimeter street land- form to the requirements of the adopted edi- scaping.(Ord.2877,9-9-1974;Amd. tion of the Uniform Building Code. Loads, Ord.4832, 3-6-2000; Ord. 4848, both vertical and horizontal, exerted on the 6-26-2000) soil shall not produce stresses exceeding those specified in the adopted edition of the 7. Other Temporary Signs: (Deleted by Uniform Building Code.The working stresses :, alliO Ord. 4848, 6-26-2000) (Ord. 3719, of wire rope and its fastenings shall not ex- (Revised 7/01) 4 -66 4-4-100K ceed twenty five percent(25%)of the ultimate heartwood of a durable species or shall strength of the rope or fasteners. Working be pressure-treated with an approved Niture stresses for wind or seismic loads combined preservative. Such members shall be with dead-loads may be increased as speci- marked or branded by an approved fied in the adopted edition of the Uniform agency. (Ord. 2504, 9-23-1969) Building Code. 8. Restrictions on Combustible Mated- 6. Location and General Standards for als: Freestanding and wall signs may be con- Structural Supports: The supports for all structed of any material meeting the signs or sign structures shall be placed in or requirements of this Code. Combination upon private property and shall be securely signs,roof signs and signs on marquees shall built, constructed and erected in conform- be constructed of incombustible materials, ance with the requirements of this Code. except as provided in subsection K9 of this Section. Projecting signs and under awning, 7. Materials: Materials of construction for under canopy, or under marquee signs may signs and sign structures shall be of the qual- be constructed of any material meeting the ity and grade as specified for buildings in the requirements of this Code, including fire re- adopted edition of the Uniform Building Code. sistive treated wood. No combustible mated- In all signs and sign structures the materials als other than approved plastics shall be used and details of construction shall, in the ab- sence of specified requirements, conform with the following: a. Structural steel shall be of such quality as to conform with UBC Standard No.22-1.Secondary members in contact with or directly supporting the display surface may be formed of light gauge steel, provided such members are designed in accordance with the specifications of the design of light gauge steel as specified in UBC chapter 22 and in addition shall be galvanized. Secondary members, when formed integrally with the display surface, shall be not less than No. 24 gauge in thickness. When not formed integrally with the display surface, the minimum thickness of the secondary members shall be No. 12 gauge.The minimum thickness of hot-rolled steel members furnishing structural support for signs shall be one-fourth inch (1/4"), except that, if galvanized, such members shall be not less than one-eighth inch (1/8") thick. Steel pipes shall be of such quality as to conform with UBC Standard No. 22-1. Steel members may be connected with one galvanized bolt, provided the connection is adequate to transfer the stresses in the members. (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983) Slaw b. Anchors and supports when of wood and embedded in the soil,or within six inches (6") of the soil, shall be of all 4 -66.1 (Revised 7/01) iiirommemmior 44010 This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 7/01) 4-66.2 4-4-100K in the construction of electric signs. (Ord. Sections of approved plastics on wall signs 3719,4-11-1983) shall be separated three feet(3')laterally and *446•01 six feet(6')vertically by the required exterior 9. Nonstructural Trim: Nonstructural trim wall construction. may be of wood, metal, approved plastics or • any combination thereof. (Amd.Ord.4832, Exception: Sections of approved plastics on 3-6-2000) signs other than wall signs may not be re- quired to be separated if approved by the 10. Anchorage: Members supporting un- Building Official. braced signs shall be so proportioned that the bearing loads imposed on the soil in either di- 12. Glass Panel Size,Thickness and rection, horizontal or vertical, shall not ex- Type: Glass thickness and area limitations ceed the safe values. Braced ground signs shall be as set forth below:(Ord. 3719, shall be anchored to resist the specified wind 4-11-1983) or seismic load acting in any direction.An- chors and supports shall be designed for safe MAXIMUM SIZE OF EXPOSED GLASS PANEL bearing loads on the soil and for an effective • resistance to pull-out amounting to a force Any, 'Area Minimum twenty five percent(25%)greater than the re- Dimension (Square Thickness of Type of quired resistance to overturning. Anchors (Inches) Inches) Glass(Inches) Glass and supports shall penetrate to a depth below Plain, Plate ground greater than that of the frost line. 30 500 1/8 or Wired 45 700 3/16 Plain, Plate Signs attached to masonry, concrete or steel or Wired shall be safely and securely fastened thereto Plain,Plate by means of metal anchors,bolts or approved 144 3600 1/4 or Wired expansion screws of sufficient size and an- 144+ 3600+ 1/4 Wired Glass chorage to support safely the loads applied. No wooden blocks or plugs or anchors with 13. Approved Plastics: The Building Offi- wood used in connection with screws or nails cial shall require that sufficient technical data shall be considered proper anchorage, ex- be submitted to substantiate the proposed cept in the case of signs attached to wood use of any plastic material and, if it is deter framing. mined that the evidence submitted is satis- factory for the use intended,he may approve No anchor or support of any sign shall be its use. (Ord. 2504, 9-23-1969) connected to,or supported by,an unbraced 14. Welding: All welding on signs or sign parapet wall, unless such wall is designed in structures shall be done by certified welders accordance with the requirements for parapet holding a valid certification from King County walls specified in the adopted edition of the or other governmental jurisdiction acceptable Uniform Building Code. (Ord. 2504, to the Building Official. 9-23-1969) 11. Size of and Materials for Display Sur- 15. Electrical Requirements:All signs faces: Display surfaces in all types of signs containing electrical wiring shall be subject to may be made of metal,glass or approved the governing electrical code and shall bear plastics, or other approved noncombustible the label of an approved testing agency.(Ord. material, or wood for wood signs. 3719, 4-11-1983) Sections of approved plastics on wall signs 16. Clearance: All types of signs shall con- shall not exceed two hundred twenty five form to the clearance and projection require- (225) square feet in area. ments of this Section. 17. Clearance from High Voltage Power a: Exception: Sections of approved plastics on Lines: Signs shall be located not less than signs other than wall signs may be of unlim- ited area if approved by the Building Official. ten feet(10') horizontally or twelve feet(12') 4 -67 (Revised 5/00) ; rrrrrrnr 4-4-100L vertically from overhead electrical conductors which are energized in excess of seven hun- dred fifty(750)volts.The term"overhead *4400 . : <' conductors"as used in this Section means ► sr6+ any electrical conductor,either bare or insu- lated, installed above the ground except such conductors as are enclosed in iron pipe or other material covering of equal strength. 6max Rr 18. Clearance from Fire Escapes, Exits or Standpipes: No sign or sign structure 4--scthackarca--f -streetRow— shall be erected in such a manner that any portion of its surface or supports will interfere in any way with the free use of any fire es- b. Ground signs which are six feet(6') cape, exit or standpipe. or less in height may be installed within the front yard setback in the landscape 19. Obstruction of Openings Prohibited: strip;provided,that the area described in No sign shall obstruct any opening to such an subsection C6 of this Section is kept extent that light or ventilation is reduced to a clear. (Ord.4720, 5-4-1998) point below that required by the applicable City building codes.Signs erected within five Special setback ai owed for ground sicrr feet(5')of an exterior wall in which there are openings within the area of the sign shall be constructed of incombustible material or ap- 6max GrO"'a Fr°Pr`y"e proved plastics. ,, -c----sctback area—f .t-_5trcet ROW- 20. Standards for Supports:The support- ing members of a sign shall be free of any un- 2. Allowed Projections into Right-of- necessary bracing, angle iron, guy wires, Way: Signs and supporting signs structures *4810110 cables and similar devices. (Ord. 2504, may project within the public right-of-way as 9-23-1969) - follows: L. LOCATION, PERMIT, AND a. Wall Signs: The thickness of that INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR portion of a wall sign which projects over SIGNS PROJECTING INTO SETBACKS public right-of-way shall not exceed OR RIGHT-OF-WAY: (Amd. Ord. 4832, twelve inches (12"). (Ord. 3719, 3-6-2000) 4-11-1983; Ord. 4720, 5-4-1998) 1. Maximum Sign Projection into Set- b. Marquees: Marquees and the at- back: tached or associated signs may extend over the right-of-way according to the a. Signs may project within a legal set- terms of the adopted Uniform Building back a maximum of six feet(6'). (Ord. Code. 3719,4-11-1983;Amd. Ord. 4720, 5-4-1998) c. Additional Allowances within City Center Sign Regulation Boundaries:In rRo. rNG the City Center sign regulation bound- SIGN aries defined in subsection H2 of this n sem- Section, the following signs may project into the public right-of-way: i. Wall Signs:The thickness of that KYk portion of a wall sign which projects setback are, 4, + street over public right-of-way shall not ex ceed twelve inches (12"). (Revised 5/00) 4 -68 4-4-100N ii. Projecting Signs: A projecting 5. Annual Right-of-Way Use Permit Re- sign may extend over the public right- quired for Signs Projecting on or over *law of-way no more than four feet(4') Public Right-of-Way: An annual right-of- from the wall it is mounted on. No way use permit shall be required for any signs sign shall extend into the public right- projecting over the right-of-way,excluding of-way to within less than two feet wall signs projecting twelve inches (12")or (2') of the curbline. less.Annual fees shall be consistent with RMC 4-1-180E.The annual permit shall be iii. Awnings, Building Canopies issued upon a determination that liability in- and Marquees:Awnings, building surance remains in effect, and that the sign canopies, and marquees and the at- and supporting structure are secure. (Ord. tached or associated signs may ex- 4832, 3-6-2000) tend over the right-of-way according to the terms of the adopted Uniform M. DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR Building Code.(Ord.4720,5-4-1998) PROJECTING SIGNS: 3. Identification of Sign Installer:All pro- 1. Standards: Projecting signs shall be de- jecting signs and signs which project into signed in accordance with the requirements public right-of-way shall have painted thereon specified in subsection L of this Section.(Ord. the name of the sign erector and the date of 3719,4-11-1983) the erection. (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983;Amd. Ord.4720, 5-4-1998) N. DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR AWNING, CANOPY, OR MARQUEE 4. Liability Insurance Required for Signs SIGNS: Located on or over Public Property:(Amd. Ord.4832, 3-6-2000) 1. Applicability of this Section: All signs a. Excluding wall signs projecting erected on, above or below a marquee shall fir' twelve inches (12")or less over a public comply with the requirements of this Section. right-of-way, the owner of any sign to 2. Acceptable Location and Uniform cated on or over a public right-of-way Building Code Requirements: shall at the time of sign permit applica- tion, file with the Building Official a certif a. Signs may be placed on,attached to icate of liability insurance issued by an or constructed in a marquee.Such signs, insurance company authorized to do over public or private property, shall, for business in the State of Washington.The the purpose of determining projection, City shall be named as an additional in clearance, height and material, be con- sured, and notified of lapses or changes sidered a part of and shall meet the re- to the insurance policy in advance of quirements for a marquee as specified in such change.The insurance shall be in the adopted edition of the Uniform Build- the amount of one million dollars ing Code(UBC). (Ord.4172,9-12-1988) ($1,000,000.00)per occurrence. (Amd. Ord.4832, 3-6-2000) b. Signs may be painted, printed, or af- fixed upon awnings or canopies.Awnings b. An annual sign permit shall be re- or canopies shall meet the applicable quired for any signs projecting over the provisions of the adopted Uniform Build- right-of-way,excluding wall signs project- g ing twelve inches(12") or less.Annual in Code. fees shall be consistent with RMC 3. Under Marquee/Under Awning/Under 4-1-140M. The annual permit shall be is- Canopy Sign Limitations: sued upon a determination that liability insurance remains in effect, and that the a. Number: Under awning, canopy, or -sign and supporting structure are secure. marquee signs shall be limited to one (Ord.4720, 5-4-1998) such sign per entrance for each business x 4 -68.1 (Revised 5/00) 4-4-100N establishment. (Ord. 3719,4-11-1983, Amd. Ord.4720, 5-4-1998) b. Location and Size—Outside City *1110 Center: Where a legally constructed aw- ning,canopy,or marquee exists which in itself complies with the provisions of the Renton Building Code, an"under mar- quee"sign, no larger than twelve inches (12") high by seventy two inches(72") long by twelve inches(12")thick,may be suspended below the awning,canopy,or marquee,provided the bottom of the sign is at least eight feet(8') above the sur- Cid (Revised 5/00) 4 -68.2 4-4-100T face of the public or private sidewalk or R. APPEALS OF ADMINISTRATIVE walkway and the sign does not extend DECISIONS: beyond the awning,canopy,or marquee. Appeals from administrative decisions in the in- terpretation of the provisions of this Code shall be c. Location and Size—Within City heard by the Hearing Examiner pursuant to RMC Center:In the City Center sign regulation 4-8-110. boundaries defined in subsection H2 of this Section, under marquee signs may S. VARIANCES: not exceed a maximum square footage of Applications for variances from the provisions of six(6)square feet, with a maximum sign this Chapter shall be heard by the Board of Ad- thickness of twelve inches(12").The bot- justment as provided in RMC 4-1-050D and con- tom of the sign shall be at least eight feet sistent with the provisions of RMC 4-9-2506. (8')above the surface of the public or pri- (Ord. 3719,4-11-1983) vate sidewalk or walkway, and the sign shall not extend beyond the awning,can- T. COMPLIANCE AND CONFISCATION opy, or marquee. (Ord. 4720, 5-4-1998) OF SIGNS: (Amd. Ord. 4856, 8-27-2000) O. DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR 1. Compliance Required: It shall be un- ELECTRIC SIGNS: lawful for any person to erect, construct, en- large, alter, repair, move, improve, convert, 1. Materials and Design Standards: Elec- equip,use or maintain any sign or structure in tric signs shall be constructed of incombusti- the City or cause or permit the same to be ble materials, except as specified in done contrary to or in violation of any of the subsection K of this Section. The enclosed provisions of this Code. (Amd. Ord.4856, shell of electric signs shall be watertight, ex- 8-27-2000) cepting that service holes fitted with covers shall be provided into each compartment of 2. Removal and Storage of Illegal Signs such signs. Authorized: Unauthorized signs or other ad- vertising devices either wholly or partially 2. Installation: Electrical equipment used supported on or projecting over the public in connection with display signs shall be in- right-of-way may be removed by the Building stalled in accordance with local regulations Official or his representative without notice to regulating electrical installation. the owner. Such signs or devices shall be stored at the City garage for a period not to 3. Erector's Name: Every electric sign pro- exceed thirty(30)days,during which time the jecting over any street or alley or public place owner may redeem such sign or device by shall have the name of the sign erector and payment to the City Treasurer an amount date of erection. Such name and date shall equal to the City cost for the removal and be of sufficient size and contrast to be read- storage, but in no event shall the fee be less able from a reasonable distance. Failure to than twenty dollars ($20.00). After expiration provide such name and date shall be grounds of the thirty (30) day storage period,the sign for rejection of the sign by the Building Offi- not having been redeemed, it shall be de- cial. (Ord. 2504, 9-23-1969) stroyed or otherwise disposed of.(Ord.3719, 4-11-1983, Amd. Ord. 4422, 10-25-1993; 4. Label Required: All electric signs shall Ord. 4856, 8-27-2000) bear the label of an approved testing agency. 3. Confiscated Signs: All confiscated P. INSPECTIONS: signs shall become the property of the City. Footing inspections shall be made by the Building (Ord. 3719,4-11-1983;Amd. Ord. 4856, Official for all signs having footings. 8-27-2000) Q. ALTERNATE PROVISIONS FOR MATERIAL, CONSTRUCTION AND r DESIGN: See RMC 4-9-250E. 4-69 (Revised 10/00) 4-4-110A 4-4-110 STORAGE FACILITIES, 3. Authority and Responsibility: The BULK: Hearing Examiner is designated as the offi- - cial agency of the City for the conduct of pub- *461110 A. INTENT: lic hearings, and the Building Department is The intent of the regulation of bulk storage facili responsible for the general administration ties is to allow such facilities in a location and and coordination. The Building Department manner so they are compatible with adjacent shall establish administrative procedures, properties and beneficial to the City and in accor which shall include, but are not limited to: dance with the State Environmental Policy Act. It Preparation of application forms,determining is further the intent to insure that the safety, completeness and acceptance of application, health,welfare,aesthetics and morals of the corn- and establishment of interdepartmental re- view routing procedures. (Ord. 2962, munity are maintained at a high level. 9-8-1975,Amd.Ord. 2967, 9-22-1975, Amd. B. SPECIAL REVIEW AND HIGHER Ord. 3101, 1-17-1977, eff. 1-1-1977; Ord. STANDARDS REQUIRED: 3592, 12-14-1981) Due to the unique characteristics and problems 4. Provision of Information: The respon- inherent in making bulk storage facilities compat- sibility of producing information and data to ible with surrounding properties and environment, establish that the proposed bulk storage facil- the City Council finds that special review of bulk ity complies with the standards set forth in storage facilities is required to insure the intent of this Section shall be on the applicant. (Ord. these regulations;and the City Council expressly 2962, 9-8-1975;Amd. Ord. 2967, 9-22-1975) finds that in the Green River Valley, City of Renton and surrounding areas,there has been a 5. Evaluation Criteria:The Hearing Exam- loss in air quality and that a potential exists for a iner shall review the impact of the proposed continuing deterioration in this air quality due in use to determine whether it is compatible with part to the unique meteorological and topographic the proposed site and general area. The characteristics such as the channeling and hold- Hearing Examiner may require any applica- ing of air masses by inversions and the surround- ble bulk standard to be up to fifty percent ing hills.This degradation in air quality adversely (50%) more strict than specified to alleviate a affects the livability and desirability of the City and potential problem, providing it shall be is injurious to the health and well-being of its citi- shown: (Ord. 2962, 9-8-1975;Amd. Ord. zens. Those uses classified as a recognized 2967, 9-22-1975;Amd. Ord. 3101, higher risk have higher standards applied to them 1-17-1977, eff. 1-1-1977) including, but not limited to, landscaping,traffic and access and hazardous materials.These reg- a. That because of special circum- ulations are to supplement and be in addition to stances applicable to subject property, existing code provisions. (Ord.2962, 9-8-1975, including size, topography, location or Amd. Ord. 2967,9-22-1975) surroundings and special characteristics C. SPECIAL PERMIT AND applicable to subject facilities including height, surface drainage, toxic sub- ADMINISTRATION: stances,traffic and access,sound, liquid waste, light and glare, odorants,flamma- 1. Special Permit Required for Bulk Stor- ble and explosive materials and gaseous age Facilities:Bulk storage facilities may be wastes,the strict application of the zon- allowed only by special permit as specified in ing code and bulk storage regulations is RMC 4-9-220.The fee for the special permit found to deprive neighboring properties for bulk storage facilities is specified in the fee of rights and privileges enjoyed by other schedule set out in RMC 4-1-170.(Ord.3653, properties in the vicinity and under identi- 8-23-1982) cal zone classification. 2. Applicability: The Building Department b. That the application of more strict shall be responsible for determining whether standards will not be materially detrimen- an application is a bulk storage facility as de- tal to the subject facility and will maintain fined herein. (Ord. 2962, 9-8-1975, Amd. the full rights,privileges and environment Ord. 2967,9-22-1975) of neighboring properties. (Revised 10/00) 4- 70 immummi 4-4-110D c. That the application of such modifica- i. Height of Screen: The barrier tions shall be supported by documented shall have a maximum height of four iiiise evidence of a clear and compelling na- feet(4')when measured as in sub- ture to justify such stricter standards. section D12d of this Section. The • combined height of the four foot(4') D. DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS: (maximum) barrier and screen shall be at least twenty five percent(25%) 1. Height of Containers and Stock Piles: of the height of the bulk storage pro- The maximum height of all storage containers vided such combination is at least and stock piles of bulk materials and/or prod- eight feet(8') high. An optional secu- ucts shall be forty feet(40')or that of the rity fence shall have at least a twenty structure height of the underlying zone if foot(20') setback. more restrictive. The storage of bulk materi- als in containers above manufacturing plants ii. Landscaping Required:All ar- shall not be considered as bulk storage, but eas between the property lines and shall be classified as part of the supporting the screen shall be landscaped ex- structure. No roof shall extend beyond five cept for ingress and egress areas and percent(5%) slopes drawn from forty foot except when a second bulk storage (40') high vertical surfaces contiguous to the facility has a contiguous side or rear base of the structure. Only accessory items property line with an existing bulk such as,but not limited to,Antennas, ladders, storage facility constructed to the light fixtures, railings,vent pipes and safety or standards specified in this Section. health related items shall be excluded from The landscape plan shall be pre- the determination of structure height. pared by a licensed landscape archi- tect and approved by the Building 2. Setbacks:All structures and bulk stor- Department. age, except security fences,opaque screens and signs, shall be located at least sixty feet c. Screening Required for Other Bulk `ow' (60')from all public rights-of-way, wildlife Storage:Those bulk storage uses not in- habitat, public areas, parks and waterways cluded in subsection D3b of this Section which include, but are not limited to, rivers, shall have a screen including gates and lakes, streams and drainage channels. In all shall be at least eighty percent(80%) other instances the setbacks shall be at least opaque surrounding the property area. twenty feet(20') from the property line. Said screen shall be at least twenty five percent(25%) as high as the bulk stor- 3. Landscaping and Screening: age containers or stock piles provided said screen is at least eight feet(8')high. a. Intent:The intent of landscaping and The screen and optional security fence screening is to minimize the visual impact shall be set back at least twenty feet(20') of bulk storage as viewed from adjacent from all property lines except that for or nearby properties or facilities and to those bulk storage facilities whose total enhance the image of the industrial areas ownership is less than two and one-half and the City.(Ord.2962, 9-8-1975;Amd. (2-1/2) contiguous acres in area, the Ord. 2967, 9-22-1975) Hearing Examiner may reduce this set- back up to fifty percent(50%) for good b. Screening Required for Recog- cause and upon proper written applica- nized Higher Risk Storage:Those bulk tion.All areas between the property lines storage uses which are considered as and the screen shall be landscaped ex- having a recognized higher risk shall cept for ingress and egress areas and ex- have a barrier as specified in subsection cept when a second bulk storage facility D12 of this Section, Hazardous Materi- has a contiguous side or rear property als, with a screen that is at least eighty line that abuts an existing bulk storage fa- percent(80%) opaque on top of the bar- cility constructed to the standards speci- e rier and set back at least twenty feet(20') fled in this Section provided there is at from the property line. least a twenty foot(20')landscaped strip. The landscape plan is to be approved by 4 -71 4-4-110D the Building Department. A landscaped (150%) of the estimated cost of mainte- berm may be used by itself or in combina- nance of landscaping for a three(3)year tion with a screen provided the required period, (ii) the depositing with the City height is met. The slopes of said berm Clerk of a certified or cashier's check for *4111110 shall be at least two feet(2')horizontal to one hundred fifty percent(150%) of the one foot(1')vertical.There shall be a flat estimated cost of maintenance of land- area on top of the berm with a minimum scaping for a three(3)year period, (iii)fil- width of two feet(2').A retaining wall may ing with the City Clerk a copy of a service be substituted for the internal side of the contract for maintenance of landscaping berm provided the retaining wall is ap- for a three (3) year period, or(iv) such proved by a licensed engineer. (Ord. other written commitments that will as- 3653, 8-23-1982) sure satisfactory maintenance of land- scaping for a three(3)year period.Any of d. Landscaping Maintenance: The the four(4) options above are to be ap- maintenance of landscaping shall be as- proved as to legal form prior to accep- sured prior to the issuance of a building tance by the City. Landscaping is to be permit by requiring one of the following maintained in a healthy,neat manner and options: (i) the posting of a performance shall be subject to periodic inspection by bond for one hundred fifty percent the City. L'CSCARCC ICRP I r l eCVr toOp4 i ¢mr, 1 1104.1. i � C:1°'''..Qt. 1 ! —j ar xwrt� Y 0.4.35c4'En c a AM o?wtc SCRLCF IwfLT4Y+. 14.1 gvara,er ..car^*rrs m�1rvs. a ism wEu ,moi d —IOC=RSD 4111110, Wtr<r,41,1 VIVO 4 -72 i 4-4-110D . _ ow..SCREEN IEETN LANDSCAPING • ° '""''a I ,o' fr treT moi° aeke-�• frt K1 .4[04 a LMUSCWEO Rt.N NITN RETAINING NAIL 1.4.0OFAQOE SCREEN _T . . _.._ 4,„. c,,,.,„...„ ._...,_. ,or ...,6„,,,,,,......_ 2:"' 1 `b.MY.N6 iiiRr [ 40r.AAVO Cao"{ 'u?tx{ — WoSCSPco gEEf.um meta PAO OPAQUE SCiLEE �4"aT Na - wan+ ' secuerr ,— w+larros iu� ao r °`bN jilt t: s. y. rfl Ax � c P I k„TaF.Y►, 4. Signs Permitted:The only identification trances. (Ord. 2962, 9-8-1975; Amd. Ord. signs permitted shall be one sign per street 2967, 9-22-1975) frontage that shall be four feet(4')in height or less,with a maximum of two(2)faces and no 5. Surface Drainage: more than thirty (30) square feet per face. Such signs may be illuminated by externaIn a. Intent: The intent of this standard is lights. Exit and entrance signs four(4)square to protect property from damage and loss feet in area or less may be placed at street en due to flooding, erosion and deposition 4 - 73 Ammor 4-4-1100 caused by the adverse alteration of natu- ii. The concentration of a single ral drainage flow patterns and rates, and toxic substance measured in an air to promote development practices which sample shall not exceed one-fiftieth enhance the quality, benefits and enjoy- (1/50)of the threshold limit value or ment of the natural watercourses. ceiling"C" limit value at the lot lines or one one-hundredth (1/100) of the b. Standards: Surface drainage shall threshold limit value or ceiling "C" be approved by the Development Ser- limit value at the lot-district line. The vices Division and shall comply with the concentrations of two(2) or more design specifications set forth in the lat- substances shall be considered as in est editions or revisions of Standard the publication of ACGIH. Specifications for Municipal Public Works Construction by the Washington State iii. Those carcinogenic substances Chapter American Public Works Associa- listed in threshold limit values having tion, and Highway Hydraulics Manual by no listed threshold limit value shall the Washington State Highway Commis- not be detectable by the most sensi- sion, Department of Highways. tive method in air samples taken at the lot or lot-district lines. 6. Toxic Substances: d. Method of Measurement: The sam- a. Intent: The intent of this standard is pies shall be taken by a qualified person to extend to the general public basic pre- as per the publication of the ACGIH and cautions used in industry dealing with the the concentrations of toxic substances exposure of workers to toxic materials.As shall be measured in a certified labora- a requisite to protecting the public health tory or facility at the request of the Admin- and welfare,and especially as that public istrative Official. includes the very young and other sensi- tive members,the environment should be 7. Traffic and Access Control: kept free of unnecessary concentrations of these toxic substances by using the a. Intent: The intent of this standard is best practicable control and process to promote the safety of travel on public technology in all phases of manufacture streets in industrial areas where dense and handling and by a sincere commit- and variable traffic flows cause additional ment to good housekeeping practices. hazards to persons and property and to provide for uninterruptable access to all b. PSAPCA Standards: The ambient properties and neighbors of a potential air quality standards specified in Regula- major fire, emergency or hazard. tion 1 of the Puget Sound Air Pollution Control Agency(PSAPCA)shall apply to b. Access Requirements:All lots all air contaminants specifically listed used by an industry of recognized higher therein. risk shall be served on at least two(2) sides by accesses of dimensions equal to c. Maximum Concentrations of Toxic an industrial access street. Such ac- Substances: cesses shall be continuously open to City departments for clearing or repair at the i. Those toxic substances not spe- owner's expense. cifically listed in Regulation 1 of the PSAPCA, but released into the ambi- c. Emergency Vehicle Access:When ent air shall be in accordance with on-site emergency access is required for the fractional quantities set forth in fire or other emergency equipment, a subsection D6c(ii)of this Section and through route shall be provided and for those toxic substances listed in maintained in a free and open condition the most current publication, entitled at all times,with an exit from the lot differ- Threshold Limit Values, of the Amer- ent from the entrance and separated by ican Conference of Governmental at least three hundred feet(300)when Hygienists(ACGIH). not on opposite sides of the lot. Any fire 4 -74 4-4-110D or emergency access, including but not tern required in subsection D7d of this limited to this subsection, shall conform Section shall be paved and maintained in litorie with the recommendations of the Renton" a good condition with an asphalt surfac- Fire Department and together with a traf- ing, or its equivalent if approved by the fic flow pattern, when required, shall be • Administrative Official, to prevent the clearly defined on a site plan.(Ord.2962, generation of dust or the tracking of mud 9-8-1975, Amd. Ord. 2967, 9-22-1975) onto public rights-of-way. d. Traffic Flow,Setbacks from Ac- h. Surfacing of Storage Areas: Stor- cess Routes and Curb Cuts:A defini- age areas not intended for maneuvering tive traffic flow pattern shall be provided space shall be paved with a surface sat- on the property for all traffic, both truck isfactory to the Hearing Examiner to meet and automobile, such that all traffic shall the requirements of this Chapter and cross lot lines traveling in a forward direc- minimize dust and control stormwater tion. Necessary transportation between drainage. (Ord. 3653, 8-23-1982) different parts of the same building or complex of buildings when located on 8. Sound: one continuous lot shall be by private ac- cess routes, confined to the property so a. Intent: The intent of this standard is as to not cause unnecessary congestion to establish maximum sound levels for in- or hazards on public streets.Such on-site dustrial sources as received in other access routes shall be located at a dis- properties of the same or different envi- tance of at least ten feet(10'), or on the ronmental use designation. This is ac- property side of any required planting complished by implementing the sound. strip, from all pedestrian sidewalks or level requirements of the Washington Ad- edge of public right-of-way. Curb cuts ministrative Code as it applies to indus- shall be kept to a minimum on both num- trial sources of sound and all sound ber and width consistent with the prop- receptors. "too' erty traffic flow pattern. b. WAC Regulations Adopted by Ref- e. Separation of Parking from Load- erence: The regulation of industrial ing/Maneuvering Areas: Provisions sounds as set forth in chapter 173-60 of shall be made for the separation of park- the Washington Administrative Code ing of private automobiles from any space (WAC), Maximum Environmental Noise or area used for maneuvering, parking or Levels, is hereby incorporated by refer- loading or any truck, vehicle or trailer ei- ence. ther while attached to or unattached from any mover. c. Classifications:The Classifications for Use Districts(Zoning Codes)of the f. Overpasses: Overpasses extending City of Renton shall be assigned the En- over a public right-of-way shall be limited vironmental Designation for Noise Abate- to pedestrian foot traffic except that con- ment(EDNA) Codes as follows: duits for the transmission of information may be included if concealed within the EDNA Class A: RC, R-1, R-5, R-8, primary structure of the overpass. The RMH, R-10, R-14, design, lighting and landscaping of such RM-I, RM-N, RM-C, structures shall clearly exhibit a high level RM-U, P-1 of aesthetic design and furthermore shall EDNA Class B: CC, CN, CS, CD, CA, be reviewed and approved by the Devel- COR, CO opment Services Division. (Ord. 2962, EDNA Class C: L-1, M-P, H-1 9-8-1975, Amd. Ord. 2967, 9-22-1975; Amd. Ord. 3592, 12-14-1981) g. Paving of Access Routes:All on- site surfaces used for daily traffic within the lot or as a part of the traffic flow pat- 4 -75 4-4-110D d. Maximum Sound Levels: The sound level of an industrial(EDNA Class C) sound source when measured in the prescribed manner and location shall not '40101. exceed the following values: MAXIMUM PERMITTED SOUND LEVELS IN RECEIVING EDNA CLASSES FROM EDNA CLASS C (INDUSTRIAL) SOURCE,, EDNA CLASS OF MAXIMUM SOUND DURATION IN MINUTES IN APPLICABLE RECEPTOR LEVEL1(dB(A)) ANY ONE-HOUR PERIOD HOURS5 A 60 Continually 7 am—10 pm A 65 152 7am-10 pm A 70 52 7 a—10 pm 1-1/22 A 75 Continually 7am— 10 pm A 50 152 10 pm—7 a A 55 52 10 pm—7 a A 60 1-1/22 10 pm—7 a A 65 10 pm-7am B 65 Continually All B 70 153 All B 75 53 All B 80 1-1/23 All C 70 Continually All C 75 154 All C 80 54 All .moi C 85 1-1/24 All 1 Source: Chapter 172-60 WAC, "Maximum Environment Noise Levels". 2 Total of all dB(A)s over 60 not to exceed 15 minutes in any one hour. 3 Total of all dB(A)s over 65 not to exceed 15 minutes in any one hour. 4 Total of all dB(A)s over 70 not to exceed 15 minutes in any one hour. 5 The lower noise in EDNA Class A apply to all hours of the weekends and holidays. e. Reduction Due to Method of Mea- 9. Liquid Waste: surement:All maximum sound level val- ues for impulsive sounds shall be a. Intent: The intent of this standard is reduced five(5)decibels when measured to preserve and enhance the quality of with an A-weighted network. the environment and protect the public health and welfare by preventing the dis- f. Extension of Hours of Restric- posal of liquid industrial wastes by unac- tions: The hours of lower sound levels ceptable methods and in unapproved shall be extended in EDNA Class A envi- areas. Liquid waste shall include surface ronments for all hours of the weekend, run-off waters as per subsection D5 of from midnight Friday to midnight Sunday, this Section, Surface Drainage, when and the following holidays, as officially contaminated with chemicals, oils or observed by the City of Renton: New other toxic substances. Year's Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas b. Discharge Regulated: The dis- Day. charge of all waterless liquid waste shall be subject to the conditions of subsection 4 -76 4-4-1100 D9d of this Section and/or disposed of by h. Treatment of Liquid Waste: Any a liquid waste disposal company. treatment of liquid waste solely for the Nikosi purpose of disposal shall be permitted c. Standards and Permits: The dis- when the generation of any solid or gas- charge of any water containing liquid,gas • eous wastes is adequately handled in or solid wastes in solution and/or as a compliance with these standards and all mixture into any part of the natural water other rules and regulations of State and system shall comply with the standards regional agencies. Such treatment shall and compatibility requirements of the employ the best practicable control cur- Washington State Department of Ecology rently available to industry. or any successor department or agency thereof. The Administrative Official shall 10. Light and Glare: be supplied with a true copy of any and all discharge permits issued to the facility by a. Intent: The intent of this standard is the State of Washington Department of to afford the public the safety of adequate Ecology. lighting while avoiding unnecessary glare and exposure to excessive outdoor illu- d. Standards for Discharge into mination which may create a hazard or Sewer System:All wastes discharged unreasonably interfere with the relaxation into a sewerage system shall comply with and enjoyment of public open spaces, the applicable regulations of the City of rights-of-way, and normal residential ac- Renton and the municipality of metropol- tivities and pursuits. itan Seattle sewerage system governing the control and disposal of industrial b. Method of Measurement: Illumina- waste. tion levels shall be measured with a pho- toelectric photometer(light-meter)having e. Disposal Schedule:All liquid a spectral response similar to that of the wastes undisposable by treatment, after human eye, following the standard spec- treatment, or by sewerage system shall tral luminous efficiency curve adopted by be disposed of on a scheduled basis the International Commission of Illumina- clearly related in both rate and magnitude tion. with the industrial process or source gen- erating the waste. c. Maximum Levels: The illumination from all sources located on a lot shall f. Proof of Compliance: Upon the re- have the maximum value of eleven (11) quest of the Administrative Official, the lumens per square meter outside of lot industry shall provide substantial proof of lines and six(6)lumens per square meter having disposed of liquid waste,falling in outside the district line.In all cases of con- the categories of subsection D9e of this flict the district line value shall apply. The Section equal to or greater than eighty intrinsic brightness of any source visible percent(80%)in either volume or weight beyond the district lines shall have a max- of the amount generated during the pre- imum value of fifty(50)candles per vious six(6)months of operation. Should square centimeter. Intermittent, rotating the generation of such liquid waste be on or flashing lights of an intrinsic brightness a sporadic basis then the industry shall greater than two (2) candles per square provide the Administrative Official with centimeter and with a frequency greater written evidence of substantial compli- than once in any five(5) second time pe- ance with this subsection. riod shall not be visible beyond district lines unless for the sole purpose of alarm g. Prevention of Odorants: The re- or giving warning. lease of odorants or gaseous wastes from liquid wastes awaiting disposal shall 11. Odorants: be prevented by using adequate means _, of storage and all other reasonable a. Intent: The intent of this standard is means necessary. to prevent the occurrence of certain of- fensive odors in the environment by limit- 4 -77 4-4-110D ing the concentration of chemical following schedule shall not exceed the compounds which are known to produce odor threshold values in two(2)consecu- strong olfactory responses. This stan- tive air samples. Three(3)air samples dard does not attempt to determine the are to be taken over a two(2) hour pe- intrinsic or subjective good or bad quali- riod, one sample each at the beginning ties of an odor, but only that the concen- and end of the test period and one sam- tration of specific constituent compounds ple near the time midway through the are above adopted values which have sample period. The Administrative Offs- been accepted for the health and well-be- cial may establish the time of the sample ing of the general public. period. When more than one concentra- tion is listed for a substance in these b. Maximum Levels: The concentra- standards, the more stringent shall apply. tion of specific compounds listed in the ODORANT CONCENTRATIONS FOR SPECIFIC CHEMICALS IN CLEAN'AMBIENT AIR POLLUTANT ODOR THRESHOLD1 (ppm) (mg/m3) Acetone 320.00 770.00 Acrolein 15.00 15.00 Allyl disulfide 0.0001 0.00006 Allyl mercaptan 0.0005 0.00015 Ammonia 0.037 0.026 Amyl alcohol 10.00 35.00 Apiole 0.0063 0.057 Benzene 60.00 180.00 i-Butanol 40.00 120.00 n-Butanol 11.00 33.00 i-Butylacetate 4.00 17.00 n-Butylacetate 7.00 35.00 n-Butylformate 17.00 70.00 Butyric acid 0.00028 0.000001 Camphor 16.00 100.00 Carbon disulfide 7.70 23.00 Carbonetetrachloride 200.00 260.00 Chlorine 0.01 0.029 Diacetyl 0.025 0.088 1,2-Dichloroethane 110.00 450.00 Diethylketone 9.00 33.00 Dimethylamine 6.00 11.00 Dimethyl sulphide 0.02 0.051 Dioxane 170.00 620.00 Ethanol 50.00 93.00 Ethylacetate 50.00 180.00 Ethyleneglycol 25.00 90.00 Ethyl mercaptan 0.000016 0.00004 Ethyl selenide 0.000062 0.00035 Ethyl selenomercaptan 0.0000018 0.000008 Ethyl sulphide 0.00025 0.00092 Heptane 220.00 930.00 Hydrogen selenide 3.00 10.00 Hydrogen sulphide 0.0011 0.0015 Iodoform 0.00037 0.0061 IMO 4 -78 4-4-1100 ODORANT CONCENTRATIONS FOR SPECIFIC CHEMICALS INCLEAN AMBIENT AIR POLLUTANT ODOR THRESHOLD1 (ppm) (mg/m3) Ionone 0.000000059 0.00000046 Methanol 5900.00 7800.00 Methylacetate 200.00 550.00 Methylenechloride 150.00 550.00 Methylethylketone 25.00 80.00 Methylformate 2000.00 5000.00 Methyleneglycol 60.00 190.00 Methyl-i-butylketone 8.00 32.00 Methyl mercaptan 0.0011 0.0022 Methylpropylketone 8.00 27.00 Octane 150.00 710.00 Ozone 0.10 0.20 Phenol 3.00 12.00 i-Propanol 40.00 90.00 n-Propanol 30.00 80.00 i-Propylacetate 30.00 140.00 n-Propylacetate 20.00 70.00 Propyl mercaptan 0.000075 0.00023 Pyridine 0.012 0.04 Scatole 0.000000075 0.0000004 Sulphur dioxide 30.00 79.00 Tetrachloroethylene 50.00 320.00 Tetrahydrofuran 30.00 90.001 Toluene 40.00 40.00 Nose 1,1,1-Trichloroethane 400.00 2100.00 Trichloroethylene 80.00 440.00 Trimethylamine 4.00 96.00 Valeric acid 0.00062 0.0026 Vanillin 0.000000032 0.0000002 Xylene 20.00 100.00 ppm is parts per million at 20°and 760 torr mg/m3 is milligrams per cubic meter c. Testing Procedure: The samples designated as a public use area where- shall be taken by a qualified person and upon all complaints will be accepted. the concentrations of odorants shall be measured in a certified laboratory or facil- e. Other Remedies Not Impaired: ity at the request of the Administrative Of- Nothing in this standard shall be con- ficial. The location for taking the three(3) strued to impair any cause of action or le- samples shall remain fixed during the test gal remedy therefor of any person,or the period and shall be at a point outside lot public for injury or damages arising from lines, at ground level or habitable eleva- the emission of any odorant in such place, tions and a safe and reasonable place manner or concentration as to constitute consistent with the location of the re- air pollution or a common law nuisance. ported violation. 12. Hazardous Materials: d. Monitoring Required Upon Com- plaint: Monitoring shall be undertaken a. Intent: The intent of this standard is only upon receipt of a complaint made by to provide adequate separation between a person who resides, owns property, or highly flammable or explosive materials is employed in the area affected by the used in industries of a recognized higher complained of odors, unless the area is risk and the neighboring properties and 4 -79 4-4-110D public areas, total containment of all structed to full scale shall be prepared by highly flammable, toxic and polluting liq- a licensed engineer and submitted as uid materials, limits for the stored quan- proof of the design. tity of highly flammable and explosive materials as a function of property area, d. Barrier Design:The barrier shall be and all other reasonable safety measures of earthen material with two(2) sloping deemed necessary for the protection of sides extending to grade level without any people, property, and the environment vertical cuts or retaining walls.The top of from the threat and destruction of fire the barrier shall be flat. The barrier shall and/or explosion, and to prevent encum- have a maximum vertical height of four bering adjoining properties with burdens feet(4')when measured between the which are related to the hazards of highly grade level at the internal toe to the top. flammable and explosive materials. The slope of the sides and width of the top shall be according to accepted engineer- b. Off-Site Economic Burdens Pro- ing design for holding ponds.The design hibited:An industry shall not impose of the barrier shall minimize the likelihood economic burdens such as, but not lim- of damage by major earthquakes whose ited to, higher insurance rates and/or op- epicenters are located in the Pacific erational limitations upon neighboring Northwest. All ingress into and egress facilities due to its location and hazard- from the inner side of the barrier shall be ous nature. All necessary modifications over the barrier top.The roadway shall be shall be made to both such characteris- constructed so as to not weaken the bar- tics and the site plan so as to not impact rier or decrease its resistance to earth- neighboring facilities: quake damage. When the barrier and landscaped berm are one and the same c. Barrier Required:An industry or fa- structure no vertical cuts or retaining walls cility storing for its own use or redistribu- shall be allowed in the common structure. tion any highly flammable toxic or polluting liquid of a capacity equal to or e. Fire Suppression System Stan- greater than the lesser of that quantity dards: On-site fire suppression systems sufficient to result in a flow across lot shall be fully automatic with manual over- lines or a quantity of fifteen (15) cubic rides from at least two (2) locations out- inches per square foot of total lot area side the barrier. The fire suppression shall construct a permanent continuous system shall be connected to central dis- barrier surrounding all buildings, struc- patch of the City of Renton by means of a tures and facilities which could contribute remote station protecting signaling sys- to the flow. The storage in liquid form of tern,in accordance with the specifications those materials which are normally in a of the National Fire Code, Volume 7, of gas phase at ambient temperature and the National Fire Protection Association. atmospheric pressures shall be con- tained within a barrier unless determined The best practicable control shall be by the Administrative Official that disper- used for the prevention of fires and explo- sion of the resulting gas or aerosol would sions, for the detection of fires and other be less hazardous. The capacity of the related hazards, and for the protection of space within the barrier shall be one hun- life and property from fires, explosions dred percent(100%) of the maximum and their related effects. possible volume of stored liquid and the top of the barrier shall be at least one foot f. Maximum Quantities and Permit- (1') above this liquid level. The barrier ted Locations: The manufacture and/or shall be designed and constructed in storage of explosives or blasting agents such a manner that there is no visible shall comply with the quantities and loca- leakage on or below any portion of the tions set forth in the following schedule exterior surface of the barrier which is be- as per type of explosive, quantity to be low the level of the confined liquid after a manufactured and/or stored and the dis- forty eight(48) hour period.A report on a tances from the lot lines. The quantities test of a typical barrier section con- are the maximum amount that shall be al- 4 -80 4-4-110D lowed for any one company, facility or into a single configuration similar to that site. The stated distances are the mini- shown in the second figure of subsection ,, mum that shall be allowed. D3 of this Section, Landscaped Berm and Opaque Screen. The required QUANTITY AND DISTANCE FOR EXPLOSIVE opaque screen may be satisfied by a MATERIAL MANUFACTURE AND STORAGE properly designed security fence. DISTANCE EXPLOSIVE QUANTITY FROM LOT j. Impervious Surfacing Required:All MATERIAL] IN POUNDS LINES IN FEET exposed ground surfaces within struc- Explosive— 0 to 5 280 tures intended for the containment of Class A spills shall be impervious to those stored Blasting 0 to 5 280 and/or handled liquids which may result Agents 5 to 10 360 in the contamination of the underlying 10 to 20 440 soil.The ground surface within the barrier 20 to 30 500 shall be impervious unless all potential Explosive— 0 to 5 210 points of spill have intermediate contain- Class B and C 5 to 10 270 ment structures. Contaminating liquids 10 to 20 330 shall also include solid chemicals when 20 to 30 380 readily soluble in water and transportable 30 to 40 420 into the subsoil by dissolution in surface 40 to 50 450 water.The impervious area in the case of such contaminated surface water shall 1Definitions and classification as per"Washington be determined by intercept points in an State Explosive Act",chapter 70-74 WAC,as approved drainage system. amended by Chapter 72, Laws of 1970. 13. Gaseous and Particulate Emissions: g. Additional Requirements: The manufacture and/or storage of explo- a. Intent: The intent of this standard is `wry sives, blasting agents and similar such to limit the unnecessary generation of all substances shall comply with all other air contaminants,to decrease the annual conditions and regulations as set forth in emissions from stationary sources and all the Washington State Explosives Act, related transfer operations on the site by chapter 70-74 WAC. controlling land use intensity and requir- ing the use of the best practicable control h. Separation of Barrier and Fire of the emission of airborne contaminants Code Dyke: The dyke required by the to achieve and maintain a healthful envi- Uniform Fire Code(with a minimum hold- ronment of clean air. ing capacity of one hundred percent (100%)of the single largest tank)and the b. Preferred Process Methods: Pro- barrier required by the bulk storage regu- cess methods and procedures currently lations(with a holding capacity of one available in industry which are known to hundred percent(100%) of the total ca- pacify of all tanks plus one foot(1'))shall cause fewer in number and lesser quan- tities of air contaminants shall be used in be separated by at least one hundred all cases. In addition the best practicable feet(100')for the safety of firefighting control shall be used for the control and personnel. Such separation shall be removal of air contaminants. measured from the external toe of the dyke to the internal toe of the barrier or c. PSAPCA Requirements: Compli- from the setback line when the internal ance with the emission and density toe of the barrier is closer to the property schedule in this subsection D13 does not line than the required setback. relieve the owner or operator of the facil- ity of the responsibility of meeting the re- i. Combination of Requirements En- quirements of Regulation 1 of the Puget couraged: The requirements for a bar- Sound Air Pollution Control Agency. rier, landscaping and opaque screen and/ or berm are encouraged to be combined 4 -81 4-4-110D d. Substance Density Limitations: The report shall contain such information The emission of specific substances into or analyses as will disclose the reported the air shall be limited to the total annual values of the emissions which are or may *441110 and spatial density, relative to land use be discharged by such source.The report for each facility as set forth in the emis- shall be certified by a licensed engineer. sion and density schedule in this subsec- tion D13. h. Quarterly Reports May Be Re- quired: Each emission greater than e. Further Emission Limitations Dur- twenty percent(20%) of the annual ing an Alert:A facility shall be capable of weight per facility or spatial density, corn- achieving a condition of near-zero dis- puted on an annual basis, as reported in charge during an alert or higher stage of subsection D13g of this Section shall be operational and technical means to reach reported thereafter on a quarterly basis the lowest physically possible quantity of until such time as the total weight of the emissions during the entire alert period. It specific emission drops below and re- shall be the responsibility of the Adminis- mains below the twenty percent(20%) trative Official to enforce a reduction in specified above. Such reports shall be the process weight to comply with this re- due and filed with the Administrative Offi- striction. cial within thirty(30)days after the end of the reporting quarter. The beginning and f. Hydroseeding Required:All ground ending dates of each quarter shall be es- surfaces not included in developmental tablished by the Administrative Official. coverage, left in an undisturbed condition of natural flora, or required landscaping i. Notification Required: Each facility which may contribute to the amount of subject to this standard shall be respon- airborne particulate matter shall be suit- sible for notifying the Administrative Offi- ably covered by hydroseeding or the cial of all new initial emissions of a equivalent with grasses or other vegeta- substance listed in the emission and den- tion to prevent the generation of dust. sity schedule in this subsection D13 and 1041110 all increases in emissions of that specific g. Report by Developer Required: It substance for existing sources, above shall be the responsibility of the devel- the twenty percent(20%) level specified oper of the facility to ascertain the infor- in subsection D13h of this Section. Such mation required in the emission and notification will be in a report as per sub- density schedule in this subsection D13 section D13g of this Section. and to report such finding to the Adminis- trative Official. All new facilities or expan- j. Additional Reports Authorized: In sion of existing facilities, unless addition to such reports as required exempted bythe limitations in the emis- above, the Administrative Official may sion and density schedule in this subsec- designate and employ a licensed engi- tion D13, shall provide an initial report neer of his choice to make an indepen- covering the emission of those specific dent study and report as to the type and substances listed in the emission and quantity of emissions which are or may density schedule in this subsection D13. be discharged from the source. The Ad- The report shall cover the first three (3) ministrative Official shall be authorized to months of operation and shall be filed with enter and inspect the facility upon a the Administrative Official within thirty showing of need and upon the owner's (30)days after the end of the reporting pe- permission or upon court order. riod. The report shall enumerate all sources by type or category contributing k. Locational Restrictions for Facili- ten percent(10%) or more of the total ties with Emissions: The site of bulk emission for each specific substance. storage facilities emitting any of those The total of all sources contributing less substances listed in the emission and than ten percent(10%) individually may density schedule in this subsection D13 , 4010 be grouped as one entry and if so shall shall comply with the following limitation specify the number of sources included. on location. No new facility or expansion 4 -82 4-4-110D of an existing facility shall be permitted of this Section. A one time extension of within five thousand feet(5,000')of an ex- up to two(2)years may be granted by the isting bulk storage facility if their corn- Administrative Official upon the showing bined emission for any of the listed sub- of good cause why compliance cannot be stances exceeds two(2)times the permit- . achieved within the specified time period. ted annual emission of the substance for a single facility.The emissions of applica- n. Efficiency Rating—Minimum: ble existing facilities shall be reduced as Emission control shall be required of per subsection D13/of this Section. those specific substances for which a re- port is required as per subsection D13h of I. Special Emission Standards for this Section. Sources and/or points of Existing Facilities:All existing bulk stor- emissions within the lot lines shall be suit- age facilities on the effective date of this ably controlled to result in a reduction or Section (9-18-1975) and emitting more recovery of emissions with an overall ef- than the maximum permitted emission of ficiency for the facility of ninety percent any listed substance shall be assumed (90%) or greater when compared to the as having the maximum permitted emis- uncontrolled facility and when the equip- sion for the purpose of calculating the lo- ment and technology are readily avail- cational density of facilities as specified able. Sources and points of emission in subsection D13k of this Section. For shall include the carrier vehicle and trans- the purpose of this standard, existing fer mechanism when actively engaged in bulk storage facilities shall include those loading or unloading operations. Control facilities for which substantial construc- shall include, but is not limited to, vapor tion, other than site preparation, is in recovery systems for volatile liquids and progress and as determined by the Ad- hoods or fully enclosed buildings with ex- ministrative Official. haust fans and filters or their equivalent for transfer operations generating air- m. Compliance Later Required for borne particulates.Such emission control ` r Existing Facilities: All existing facilities shall be required even though the emis- qualifying under subsection D13/of this sions of the bulk storage facility are below Section shall comply with the emission the maximum permitted levels. (Ord. standards set forth in the emission and 1962, 9-8-1975;Amd. Ord. 2967, density schedule in this subsection D13 9-22-1975) within three(3)years of the effective date TOTAL ANNUAL EMISSION AND SPATIAL DENSITY OF SPECIFIC SUBSTANCES MAXIMUM WEIGHT PER SPATIAL FACILITY DENSITY' SUBSTANCE MEASURED AS (Tons/Year) (Units/Acre) LIMITATIONS Hydrocarbons Carbon 100.0 9.00 Tons None Water Vapor Sulfur Oxides The annual emission per facility and spatial density Nitrogen Dioxide shall be equivalent to the allowable emissions and Carbon Monoxide ambient air concentrations established in Regulation 1 Photochemical Oxidants of the Puget Sound Air Pollution Control Agency Suspended Particulates Arsenic ' Fractions of an acre shall be allotted an equivalent portion of the emission and rounded out to the near- est significant figure as shown in the table. 4 - 83 (Revised 10/00) 4-4-110E E. VARIANCES: ing and site planning practices that are con- In the case of hardships affecting the subject sistent with the City's natural topographical property, variances to these bulk standards may and vegetational features while at the same 1.4104 be granted by the Hearing Examiner subject to time recognizing that certain factors such as the conditions of RMC 4-9-250B5. (Ord. 2962, condition (e.g., disease, danger of falling, 9-8-1975;Amd.Ord.2967,9-22-1975;Amd.Ord. etc.), proximity to existing and proposed 3101, 1-17-1977, eff. 1-1-1977) structures and improvements, interference with utility services, protection of scenic views, and the realization of a reasonable en- 4-4-120 STORAGE LOTS — joyment of property may require the removal OUTSIDE: of certain trees and ground cover; A. SCREENING REQUIRED: 3. To ensure prompt development, restora- Outside storage lots shall be effectively screened tion and replanting,and effective erosion con- by a combination of landscaping and fencing. trot of property during and after land clearing; 1. Landscaping: A minimum of ten feet 4. To promote land development practices (10') landscaped strip is required between that result in a minimal adverse disturbance to the property lines along public rights-of-way existing vegetation and soils within the City; and the fence. The landscaping shall be of size and variety so as to provide an eighty 5. To minimize surface water and ground- percent (80%) opaque screen. water runoff and diversion, and aid in the sta- bilization of soil,and to minimize erosion and 2. Fencing:The entire perimeter must be sedimentation, and minimize the need for ad- fenced by a minimum of an eight foot(8')high ditional storm drainage facilities caused by sight obscuring fence. Gates may be left un- the destabilization of soils; screened for security purposes. 6. To retain clusters of trees for the abate- B. SURFACING: ment of noise and wind protection; *44800 Storage areas may be surfaced with crushed rock or similar material subject to the approval of the 7. To recognize that trees and ground cover Development Services Division to minimize dust, reduce air pollution by producing pure oxy- control surface drainage and provide suitable ac- cess. (Ord. 3653, 8-23-1982) 8. To preserve and enhance wildlife and habitat including streams, riparian corridors, 4-4-130 TREE CUTTING AND LAND wetlands and groves of trees. CLEARING REGULATIONS: B. APPLICABILITY: A. PURPOSE: The regulations of this Section apply to any devel- This Section provides regulations for the clearing oped, partially developed or undeveloped prop of land and the protection and preservation of erty where land development or routine vegeta- trees and associated significant vegetation for the tion management activities are undertaken. following purposes: C. EXEMPTIONS: 1. To preserve and enhance the City's The following activities are exempt from routine physical and aesthetic character by minimiz- vegetation management permit requirements, ing indiscriminate removal or destruction of and may be authorized without an associated trees and ground cover; land development permit; however, the activities must be conducted in accordance with stated re- 2. To implement and further the goals and quirements: policies of the City's Comprehensive Plan for the environment,open space,wildlife habitat, 1. Emergency Situations: Removal of vegetation, resources, surface drainage,wa- trees and/or ground cover by the City and/or *41104 tersheds,and economics,and promote build- public or private utility in emergency situa- tions involving immediate danger to life or (Revised 10/00) 4 -84 4-4-130C property, substantial fire hazards, or interrup- property. In every case impacts shall be tion of services provided by a utility. minimized and disturbed areas restored. 2. Dead, Dangerous,or Diseased Trees: b. In every location where site investi- Removal of dead, terminally diseased, dam- • gative work is conducted, disturbed ar- aged, or dangerous ground cover or trees eas shall be minimized,and immediately which have been certified as such by a for- restored. ester, registered landscape architect, or cer- tified arborist, selection of which to be c. A notice shall be posted on the site approved by the City based on the type of in- by the property owner or owner's agent formation required,or the City prior to their re- indicating that site investigative work is moval. being conducted, and that the work must minimize disturbance to the critical areas 3. Maintenance Activities/Essential Tree identified in subsection D2 of this Sec- Removal—Public or Private Utilities, tion, Restrictions for Critical Areas. Roads and Public Parks: Maintenance ac- tivities including routine vegetation manage- d. No site investigative work shall com- ment and essential tree removal for public mence without first notifying the Director and private utilities, road rights-of-way and or designee in advance. easements, and parks. 9. Allowable Minor Tree Cutting Activi- 4. Installation of SEPA Exempt Public or ties:Tree cutting and associated use of me- Private Utilities: Installation of distribution chanical equipment is permitted as follows, lines by public and private utilities provided except as provided in subsection D2 of this that such activities are categorically exempt Section, Restrictions for Critical Areas: from the provisions of the State Environmen- tal Policy Act and RMC 4-9-070, Environmen- a. On a developed lot or on a partially tal Review Procedures. developed lot less than one-half (1/2) of Nome an acre any number of trees may be re- 5. Existing and Ongoing Agricultural Ac- moved; tivities: Clearing associated with existing and ongoing agricultural activities as defined b. On a partially developed lot greater in chapter 4-11 RMC, Definitions. than one-half(1/2)of an acre or on an un- developed lot provided that: 6. Commercial Nurseries or Tree Farms: Clearing or cutting of only those trees which i. No more than three (3)trees are are planted and growing on the premises of a removed in any twelve (12) month licensed retailer or wholesaler. period from a property under thirty five thousand(35,000)square feet in 7. Public Road Expansion: Expansion of size; and public roads. ii. No more than six(6)trees are re- 8. Site Investigative Work: Site investiga- moved in any twelve (12) month pe- tive work necessary for land use application riod from a property over thirty five submittals such as surveys, soil logs, perco- thousand (35,000) square feet in lation tests, and other related activities in- size. cluding the use of mechanical equipment to LOT TYPES perform site investigative work provided the work is conducted in accordance with the fol- lowing requirements. { • PARTIALLY DEVELOPED a. Investigative work should not disturb UNDEVELOPED any more than five percent(5%) of any protected sensitive area described in • • DEVELOPE subsection D2 of this Section, Restric- tions estric tions for Critical Areas, on the subject 4 -85 (Revised 10/00) 4-4-130D iii. Rights-of-Way Unobstructed: c. Areas classified as very high land- In conducting minor tree cutting ac- slide hazards, except as allowed in this tivities, rights-of-way shall not be ob- Section or in the Critical Areas Regula- structed. tions, RMC 4-3-050. 10. Landscaping or Gardening Permit- Buffer requirements shall be consistent with ted: Land clearing in conformance with the the critical area regulations. Tree cutting or provisions of subsection C9 of this Section, land clearing shall be consistent with estab- Allowable Tree Cutting Activities, and sub- lished native growth protection area require- section D2, Restrictions for Critical Areas, is ments of RMC 4-3-050G. permitted on a developed lot for purposes of landscaping or gardening. Land clearing in 3. Restrictions for Critical Areas—Rou- conformance with the provisions of subsec- tine Vegetation Management Permits: In tion C9,Allowable Minor Tree Cutting Activi- addition to the prohibitions of subsection D2 ties, and subsection D2, Restrictions for of this Section, no tree cutting, land clearing Critical Areas, is permitted on a partially de- or groundcover management, except for en- veloped or undeveloped lot for purposes of hancement purposes or otherwise permitted landscaping or gardening provided that no by this Section,shall be allowed per a routine mechanical equipment is used. vegetation management permit in the follow- ing cases: 11. Operational Mining/Quarrying: Land clearing and tree cutting associated with pre- a. In wetlands and their buffers; and viously approved, operational mining and quarrying activities. b. Riparian corridors including a mini- mum buffer area of twenty five feet (25') 12. Modification of Existing Utilities and from the ordinary high water mark of the Streets (not otherwise exempted by RMC creek or stream and in the two hundred 4-3-05007) by Ten Percent(10%) or Less: foot (200') State shoreline area. Overbuilding (enlargement beyond existing "tali project needs)or replacement and/or rehabil- 4. Restrictions for Critical Areas—Land itation of existing streets, provided the work Development Permits and Building Per- does not increase the footprint of the struc- mits: In addition to the prohibitions of sub- ture, line or street by more than ten percent section D2 of this Section, no tree cutting, (10%)within the critical area and/or buffer ar- land clearing or groundcover management, eas. (Ord.4851, 8-27-2000) except for enhancement purposes or other- wise permitted by this Section, shall be al- D. PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES: lowed per a land development or building permit in the following cases: 1. Prohibited Activities:There shall be no tree cutting or land clearing on any site for the a. In a wetland; and sake of preparing that site for future develop- ment unless a land development permit for b. Within a minimum of twenty five feet the site has been approved by the City. (25') of the ordinary high water mark of creeks, streams, lakes and other shore- 2. Restrictions for Critical Areas—Gen- line areas or within fifteen feet(15')of the eral: No tree cutting, or land clearing, or top of the bank of same, nor should any groundcover management is permitted: mechanical equipment operate in such areas except for the development of pub- a. On portions of property with identi- lic parks and trail systems and enhance- fied and protected critical habitats; ment activities. b. On protected slopes except as al- E. AUTHORITY AND INTERPRETATION: lowed in this Section or in the Critical Ar- The City's Development Services Division Direc- eas Regulation, RMC 4-3-050; or tor, or his duly authorized representative, is hereby authorized and directed to interpret and enforce all the provisions of this Section. (Revised 101(X)) 4 - 86 4-4-130G F. PERMITS REQUIRED: d. Thinning activities shall be limited to less than forty percent(40%) of the vol- 1. Land Development Permit: An ap ume and trees. proved land development permit is required in order to conduct tree cutting or land clear- • 5. Tree Cutting—Solar Access or Pas- ing on any site for the sake of preparing that ture Land:A routine vegetation manage- site for future development. ment permit is required for tree cutting in greater amounts than specified under par- 2. Permit Required for Routine Vegeta- tially exempt actions in subsection C2 of this tion Management on Undeveloped Prop- Section,Allowable Tree Cutting Activities,for erties:Any person who performs routine any property where tree cutting is proposed vegetation management on undeveloped without an associated land development per- property in the City must obtain a routine veg- mit.A routine vegetation management permit etation management permit prior to perform- may be issued allowing tree cutting only in ing such work. the following cases: 3. Permit Required to Use Mechanical a. For purposes of allowing solar ac- Equipment: Except where use of mechani- cess to existing structures;or cal equipment is specifically listed as exempt, any person who uses mechanical equipment b. To create pasture land where agri- for routine vegetation management, land cultural activities are permitted uses in clearing,tree cutting,landscaping,or garden- the zone. ing on developed, partially developed or un- developed property must obtain a routine Any tree cutting activities shall be the mini- vegetation management permit prior to per- mum necessary to accomplish the purpose, forming such work. and shall be consistent with subsection D2 of this Section, Restrictions for Critical Areas. 4. Timber Stand Maintenance—Condi- tional Use Permit Required: While timber G. ROUTINE VEGETATION harvesting shall not be permitted until such MANAGEMENT PERMIT REVIEW time as a valid land development is approved, PROCESS: a request may be made for maintenance and Permits for routine vegetation management shall thinning of existing timber stands to promote be processed as follows: the overall health and growth of the stand. Permits allowing maintenance and thinning 1. Submittal:An application for a routine beyond the limits allowed in subsections sub- vegetation management permit shall be sub- section C9 of this Section, Allowable Tree miffed to the Development Services Division Cutting Activities, shall be considered as a together with any necessary fees as required conditional use permit,by the Hearing Exam- in chapter 4-1 RMC. iner according to the following criteria in lieu of standard conditional use permit criteria: 2. Information Required:A routine vege- tation management permit application shall a. Appropriate approvals have been contain the information requested in RMC sought and obtained with the State De- 4-8-120, Application Submittal Require- partment of Natural Resources; and ments. b. The activity shall improve the health 3. Time:The permit shall be reviewed ad- and growth of the stand and maintain ministratively within a reasonable period of long-term alternatives for preservation of time. trees; and 4. Routine Vegetation Management Per- c. The activity shall meet the provisions mit Conditions:The routine vegetation man- of subsections H2, Applicability, Perfor- agement permit may be denied or conditioned Ntaril mance Standards, and Alternates, and by the City to restrict the timing and extent of H3, General Review Criteria, of this Sec- tion;and 4 -87 (Revised 10/00) iiimingworroor 4-4-130H activities in order to further the intent of this twenty five(25%)or greater, high or very Section including: high landslide areas, and high erosion hazard areas. *40110 a. Preserve and enhance the City's aesthetic character and maintain visual b. Show trees to be cut in restricted crit- screening and buffering. ical areas:wetlands,streams,floodways, slopes forty percent (40%) or greater, b. Preserve habitat to the greatest ex- very high landslide hazard areas, and tent feasible. critical habitat if the activity is exempt or allowed by the critical areas regulations c. Prevent landslides, accelerated soil in RMC 4-3-05005,Specific Exemptions. creep, settlement and subsidence haz- ards. c. Show all trees to be retained in criti- cal area buffers. d. Minimize the potential for flooding, erosion,or increased turbidity,siltation or d. Show trees to be cut along shore- other form of pollution in a watercourse. lines, streams, and lakes and in their buffers. e. Ensure that the proposal will be con- sistent with subsection D2 of this Section, e. Show trees proposed to be cut within Restrictions for Critical Areas. required zoning setbacks along perime- ter of development. 5. Time Limits for Routine Vegetation Management Permits: Any permit for rou- f. In all other areas of the site,trees to tine vegetation management shall be valid for be cut can be indicated generally with one year from the date of issuance.An exten- clearing limits. sion may be granted by the Development Services Division for a period of one year 2. Applicability, Performance Standards upon application by the property owner or and Alternates: All land clearing and tree *4410. manager. Application for such an extension cutting activities shall conform to the criteria must be made at least thirty (30) days in ad- and performance standards set forth in this vance of the expiration of the original permit Section unless otherwise recommended in and shall include a statement of justification an approved soil engineering, engineering for the extension. geology, hydrology or forest management plan and where the alternate procedures will H. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR be equal to or superior in achieving the poli- LAND DEVELOPMENT/BUILDING cies of this Section.All land clearing and tree PERMITS: cutting activities may be conditioned to en- sure that the standards,criteria,and purpose 1. Plan Required: When a development of this Section are met. permit is submitted to the City it shall be ac- companied by a land clearing and tree cutting 3. General Review Criteria: All land clear- plan. Where it is not practicable to retain all ing and tree cutting activities shall meet the trees on site due to a proposed development, following criteria: the plot plan shall identify those trees which are proposed for removal.Where the drip line a. The land clearing and tree cutting will of a tree overlaps an area where construction not create or significantly contribute to activities will occur, this shall be indicated on landslides, accelerated soil creep, settle- the plot plan. Trees shall be shown on the ment and subsidence or hazards associ- plan as follows: ated with strong ground motion and soil liquefaction. a. For allowed activities, including al- lowed exemptions, modifications, and b. The land clearing and tree cutting will variances, show all trees proposed to be not create or significantly contribute to cut on priority tree retention areas:slopes flooding,erosion, or increased turbidity, (Revised 10/00) 4-88 4-4-130H siltation or other form of pollution in a wa- same,whichever provides good resource tercourse. protection. c. Land clearing and tree cutting will be 6. Timing:The City may restrict the timing conducted to maintain or provide visual of the land clearing and tree cutting activities screening and buffering between land to specific dates and/or seasons when such uses of differing intensity,consistent with restrictions are necessary for the public applicable landscaping and setback pro- health, safety and welfare, or for the protec- visions of the Renton Municipal Code. tion of the environment. d. Land clearing and tree cutting shall 7. Restrictions for Critical Areas: See be conducted so as to expose the small- subsection D2 of this Section, Prohibited Ac- est practical area of soil to erosion for the tivities and RMC 4-3-050,Critical Areas Reg- least possible time, consistent with an ulations. approved build-out schedule and includ- ing any necessary erosion control mea- 8. Tree/Ground Cover Retention: The fol- sures. lowing measures may be used by the Depart- ment Administrator or designee in condition- e. Land clearing and tree cutting shall ing a land development permit or building be consistent with subsection D2 of this permit proposal per subsection H4 of this Section, Restrictions for Critical Areas, Section, Tree Preservation,to comply with and RMC 4-3-050, Critical Areas Regula- the general review criteria of subsection H3. tions. a. Trees shall be maintained to the 4. Tree Preservation: Trees shall be main- maximum extent feasible on the property tained to the maximum extent feasible on the where they are growing. property where they are growing. b. The City may require and/or allow *411110•1 a. Ability to Condition Plan:The City the applicant to relocate or replace trees, may require a modification of the land provide interim erosion control, hydro- clearing and tree cutting plan or the asso- seed exposed soils, or other similar con- ciated land development plan to ensure ditions which would implement the intent the retention of the maximum number of of this Section. trees. c. Priority shall be given to retention of b. Clearing—Conditions of Ap- trees on sensitive slopes and on lands proval:The Department Administrator or classified as having high or very high designee may condition a proposal to re- landslide hazards, or high erosion haz- strict clearing outside of building sites, ards as classified in the critical areas reg- rights-of-way,utility lines and easements, ulations. to require sequencing and phasing of construction, or other measures, consis- d. Where feasible,trees which shelter tent with the permitted density and inten- interior trees or trees on adjacent proper- sity of the zone. ties from strong winds that could other- wise cause them to blow down should be 5. Native Growth Protection Areas: Na- retained. tive growth protection areas may be estab- lished through the subdivision process,or via e. Except in critical areas unless en- another land development permit pursuant to hancement activities are being per- the critical areas regulations and RMC formed,the removal of trees on the fol- 4-3-050G, and in environmentally critical ar- lowing list should be allowed in order to eas including but not limited to the following avoid invasive root systems, weak wood area:a buffer area from the annual high water prone to breakage, or varieties which mark of creeks, streams, lakes and other tend to harbor insect pests: shoreline areas or from the top of the bank of 4-89 (Revised 10/00) AIM► 4-4-1301 i. All Populus species including cot- applicant shall construct a dry rock tonwood (Populus trichocarpa), wall or rock well around the tree.The quaking aspen (Populus tremu- diameter of this wall or well must be 4,10 loides), lombardy poplar(Populus ni- equal to the tree's drip line. gra"Italica"), etc. iv. The applicant may not install im- ii. All Alnus species which includes pervious surface material within the red alder(Alnus oregona), black al- area defined by the drip line of any der(Alnus glutinosa),white alder(Al- tree to be retained. nus rhombifolia), etc. v. The grade level around any tree iii. Salix species which includes to be retained may not be lowered weeping willow(Salix babylonica), within the greater of the following ar- etc.,unless along a stream bank and eas: (1)the area defined by the drip away from paved areas. line of the tree,or(2)an area around the tree equal to one foot in diameter iv. All Platanus species which in- for each one inch of tree caliper. clude London plane tree (Platanus acerifolia), American sycamore, but- vi. The applicant shall retain a qual- tonwood(Platanus occidentalis), etc. ified professional to prune branches and roots,fertilize, and water as ap- 9. Protection Measures During Con- propriate for any trees and ground struction: cover which are to be retained. a. Tree Protection Measures: Protec- I. VARIANCE PROCEDURES: tion measures in subsections H9b(i) The Hearing Examiner shall have the authority to through H9b(vi) shall apply for all trees grant variances from the provisions of this Sec- which are to be retained in areas immedi- tion pursuant to RMC 4-1-050F1q and RMC ately subject to construction. These re- 4-9-250. quirements may be waived pursuant to RMC 4-9-250D, Modification Proce- J. VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES: dures,individually or severally by the City if the developer demonstrates them to be 1. Penalties: Penalties for any violation of inapplicable to the specific on-site condi- any of the provisions of this Section shall be tions or if the intent of the regulations will in accord with RMC 1-3-2. In a prosecution be implemented by another means with under this Section, each tree removed, dam- the same result. aged or destroyed will constitute a separate violation, and the monetary penalty for each b. Drip Line: All of the following tree violated tree shall be no less than the mini- protection measures shall apply: mum penalty, and no greater than the maxi- mum penalty of RMC 1-3-2D. i. The applicant may not fill, exca- vate, stack or store any equipment, 2. Additional Liability for Damage: In ad- or compact the earth in any way dition,any person who violates any provision within the area defined by the drip of this Section or of a permit issued pursuant line of any tree to be retained. thereto shall be liable for all damages to public or private property arising from such violation, ii. The applicant shall erect and including the cost of restoring the affected maintain rope barriers or place bales area to its condition prior to such violation. of hay on the drip line to protect roots. In addition, the applicant shall 3. Restoration Required:The City may re- provide supervision whenever equip- quire replacement of all improperly removed mentor trucks are moving near trees. ground cover with species similar to those which were removed or other approved spe- iii. If the grade level adjoining to a cies such that the biological and habitat val- tree to be retained is to be raised,the ues will be replaced. Restoration shall (Revised 10/00) 4 -90 4-4-140E include installation and maintenance of in- 5. Enhance the ability of the providers of terim and emergency erosion control mea- telecommunications services to provide such sures which shall be required as determined services to the community quickly, effec- by the City. tively, and efficiently. 4. Replacement Required: The City may C. EXEMPTION FOR AMATEUR RADIO, require for each tree which was improperly RECEIVE ONLY ANTENNAS: cut and/or removed, replacement planting of This Section shall not govern any tower, or instal- a tree of equal size,quality and species or up lation of any antenna, that is under seventy (70) to three (3)trees of the same species in the feet in height and is owned and operated by a fed- immediate vicinity of the tree(s)which was re- erally licensed amateur radio station operator or moved. The replacement trees will be of suf- is used exclusively for receive only antennas. ficient caliper to adequately replace the lost tree(s) or a minimum of three inches (3") in D. ADMINISTERING AND ENFORCING caliper. AUTHORITY: The Planning/Building/Public Works Administra- 5. Stop Work: For any parcel on which tor and/or his/her designated representative are trees and/or ground cover are improperly re- responsible for the general administration and co- moved and subject to penalties under this ordination of this Section. Section,the City shall stop work on any exist- ing permits and halt the issuance of any or all E. COMPLIANCE WITH future permits or approvals until the property TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1996: is fully restored in compliance with this Sec The Federal Telecommunications Act of 1996 re- tion and all penalties are paid. (Ord. 4219, quires the City to comply with the following condi- 6-5-1989;Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) tions: 4-4-140 WIRELESS 1. The City zoning requirements may not ' .r► COMMUNICATION FACILITIES: unreasonably discriminate among wireless telecommunication providers that compete A. PURPOSE: against one another. The purpose of this Section is to establish general 2. The City zoning requirements may not guidelines for the siting of wireless communica- prohibit or have the effect of prohibiting the tions facilities, including towers and antennas. provision of wireless telecommunications service. B. GOALS: The goals of this Section are to: 3. The City must act within a reasonable pe- riod of time on requests for permission to 1. Encourage the location of towers in non- place or construct wireless telecommunica- residential areas and minimize the total num- tions facilities. ber of towers throughout the community; 4. A decision by the City denying a request 2. Encourage strongly the joint use of new for permission to install or construct wireless and existing tower sites; telecommunications facilities must be in writ- ing and must be based on evidence in a writ- 3. Encourage users of towers and antennas ten record. to locate them,to the extent possible, in ar- eas where the adverse impact on the commu- 5. If a wireless telecommunications facility nity is minimal; meets technical emissions standards set by the FCC, it is presumed safe. The City may 4. Encourage users of towers and antennas not deny a request to construct a facility on to configure them in a way that minimizes the grounds that its radio frequency emissions adverse visual impact of the towers and an- would be harmful to the environment or the tennas;and health of residents if those emissions meet FCC standards. 4- 90.1 (Revised 10/00) Ammik 4-4-140F F. STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS 4. Maximum Noise Levels: No equipment FOR ALL TYPES OF WIRELESS shall be operated so as to produce noise in COMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES: levels above forty five (45)dB as measured from the nearest property line on which the 1. Equipment Shelters or Cabinets:A . attached wireless communication facility is shelter or cabinet used to house radio elec- located.Operation of a back-up power gener- tronic equipment and the associated cabling ator in the event of power failure or the testing connecting the equipment shelter or cabinet of a back-up generator between 8 a.m.and 9 to the support structure shall be contained p.m. are exempt from this standard. No test- wholly within a building or structure, or other- ing of back-up generators shall occur be- wise appropriately concealed, camouflaged tween the hours of 9 p.m. and 8 a.m. or located underground. When they cannot be located in buildings or underground, equipment shelters or cabinets shall be fenced, screened and landscaped in con- formance with RMC 4-4-070, Landscaping. Landscaping shall include a minimum fifteen foot (15') sight obscuring landscape buffer around the accessory equipment facility. Ac- cessory equipment facilities located on the roof of any building shall be enclosed so as to be shielded from view. 2. Visual Impact: Site location and devel- opment shall preserve the pre-existing char- acter of the surrounding buildings and land uses and the zone district to the extent con- sistent with the function of the communica- tions equipment. Wireless communication Nome towers shall be integrated through location and design to blend in with the existing char- acteristics of the site to the extent practical. Existing on-site vegetation shall be preserved or improved, and disturbance of the existing topography shall be minimized, unless such disturbance would result in less visual impact of the site to the surrounding area. 3. Screening of Accessory Equipment Shelters and Cabinets: Accessory equip- ment facilities used to house wireless com- munication equipment should be located within buildings or placed underground when possible. When they cannot be located in buildings, equipment shelters or cabinets shall be fenced,screened and landscaped to screen views from adjacent residential or commercial zoned properties. Any landscap- ing shall be in conformance with RMC 4-4-070,Landscaping.Accessory equipment facilities located on the roof of any building shall be enclosed so as to be shielded from view.Accessory equipment facilities may not be enclosed with exposed metal surfaces. *04600 (Revised 10/00) 4-90.2 4-4-140G 5. Fencing: Security fencing, if used, shall ence is not remedied within thirty (30) days, be painted or coated with nonreflective color. the City may revoke or modify this permit. Fencing shall comply with the requirements- listed in RMC 4-4-040, Fences and Hedges. G. STANDARDS FOR SPECIFIC TYPES OF WIRELESS FACILITIES: 6. Lighting: Towers shall not be artificially For definitions of specific types of wireless corn- lighted, unless required by the FAA or other munication facilities, see RMC 4-11-230. Devel- applicable authority. If lighting is required,the opment standards for specific types of wireless governing authority may review the available communication facilities shall be as follows: lighting alternatives and approve the design that would cause the least disturbance to the surrounding views. Security lighting for the equipment shelters or cabinets and other on- the-ground ancillary equipment is also permit- ted, as long as it is appropriately down shielded to keep light within the boundaries of the site. 7. Advertising Prohibited: No lettering, symbols, images, or trademarks large enough to be legible to occupants of vehicu- lar traffic on any adjacent roadway shall be placed on or affixed to any part of a telecom- munications tower,antenna array or antenna, other than as required by FCC regulations re- garding tower registration or other applicable law.Antenna arrays may be located on previ- ously approved signs or billboards without al- teration of the existing advertising or sign. 8. Building Standards: Wireless commu- nication support structures shall be con- structed so as to meet or exceed the most recent Electronic Industries Association/Tele- communications Industries Association (EIA/ TIA)222 Revision F Standard entitled:"Struc- tural Standards for Steel Antenna Towers and Antenna Supporting Structures" (or equiva- lent),as it may be updated or amended. 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O Q O N O U O t— o - a) o u_ -2 0. J; C2 :E3 .. Q oOa Q 2LQRS g;(n � ,0) Lw -0 }c — wc O .c m n a Td NQo a) U t . Q U cna) cn3a (n (n O) C 'a. ca o o` -a o C 0 Co 4 -95 AgoNor 4-4-140H H. AIRPORT RESTRICTIONS—NOTICE cause interference with the applicant's TO FAA: proposed antenna. A Notice of Proposed Construction shall be sub- miffed to the FAA a minimum of thirty(30) days e. The fees, costs, or contractual provi- prior to the issuance of any building permit for any sions required by the owner in order to wireless communication support structure or at- share an existing tower or structure or to tached wireless communication facilities. adapt an existing tower or structure for sharing are unreasonable.Costs exceed- I. OBSOLESCENCE: ing new tower development are pre- Any wireless communications facility or attached sumed to be unreasonable. wireless communications facility that is no longer needed and its use is discontinued shall be re- f. The applicant demonstrates that ported immediately by service provider to the Ad- there are other limiting factors that render ministrator. Discontinued facilities shall be existing towers and structures unsuit- decommissioned and removed by the facility able. owner within six(6) months of the date it ceases to be operational or if the facility falls into disre- 2. Cooperation in Collocation Efforts: A pair, and the.site restored to its pre-existing con- permittee shall cooperate with other WCF dition. The Administrator may approve an providers in collocating additional antennas extension of an additional six(6) months if good on support structures and/or on existing cause is demonstrated by the facility owner. buildings provided said proposed collocators have received a building permit for such use J. COLLOCATION REQUIRED: at said site from the City.A permittee shall ex- ercise good faith in collocating with other pro- 1. Evaluation of Existing Support Struc- viders and sharing the permitted site, tures: No new wireless communications sup- provided such shared use does not give rise port structure shall be permitted unless the to a substantial technical level of impairment applicant demonstrates to the reasonable of the ability to provide the permitted use(i.e., satisfaction of the governing authority that no a significant interference in broadcast or re- existing tower or structure can accommodate ception capabilities as opposed to a compet- the applicant's proposed antenna. Evidence itive conflict or financial burden). Such good submitted to demonstrate that an existing faith shall include sharing technical informa- tower or structure can accommodate the ap tion to evaluate the feasibility of collocation. plicant's proposed antenna may consist of In the event a dispute arises as to whether a any of the following: permittee has exercised good faith in accom- modating other users, the City may require a a. No existing towers or structures are third party technical study at the expense of located within the geographic area re- either or both the applicant and permittee. quired to meet applicant's engineering requirements. 3. Reasonable Efforts:All applicants shall demonstrate reasonable efforts in developing b. Existing towers or structures are not a collocation alternative for their proposal. of sufficient height to meet applicant's en- gineering requirements. K. PERMIT LIMITATIONS: c. Existing towers or structures do not 1. Maintenance Required: The applicant have sufficient structural strength to sup- shall maintain the WCF to standards that may port applicant's proposed antenna and be imposed by the City at the time of the related equipment. granting of a permit. Such maintenance shall include, but shall not be limited to, mainte- d. The applicant's proposed antenna nance of the paint, structural integrity and would cause electromagnetic interfer- landscaping. If the applicant fails to maintain ence with the antenna on the existing the facility, the City may undertake the main- towers or structures, or the antenna on tenance at the expense of the applicant or the existing towers or structures would terminate the permit, at its sole option. 4-96 4-4-140N 2. Compliance with Federal Standards for Radio Frequency Emissions:The appli- cant shall comply with Federal (FCC) stan- dards for radio frequency emissions. Within sixty (60) days after the issuance of its build- • ing permit,the applicant shall submit a project implementation report which provides cumu- lative field measurements of radio frequency emissions of all antennas installed at the sub- ject site and compares the results with estab- lished Federal standards.Said report shall be subject to review and approval of the Admin- istrator for consistency with Federal stan- dards. If on review,the City finds that the WCF does not meet Federal standards,the City may revoke or modify this permit. 3. Notice to City of Change of Owner- ship: The applicant shall notify the Depart- ment of all changes in ownership or operation of the facility within sixty (60) days of the change. (Ord. 4666, 6-2-1997, Amd. Ord. 4689, 11-24-1997) L. ALTERNATES, MODIFICATIONS, VARIANCES: See RMC 4-9-250. M. APPEALS: See RMC 4-8-110. (Ord. 4722, 5-11-1998) N. VIOLATIONS OF THIS CHAPTER AND PENALTIES: Penalties for any violations of any of the provi- sions of this Chapter shall be in accord with chap- ter 1-3 RMC. (Ord. 4856, 8-21-2000) 4-97 (Revised 10/00) 4111011\ *id '44110 • Chapter 5 4 BUILDING AND FIRE PREVENTION STANDARDS This Chapter last amended by Ord.4856,August 21, 2000. SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 4-5-010 ADOPTION OF STATE, NATIONAL, AND UNIFORM CODES 1 A. Adoption by Reference 1 B. Amendments 1 4-5-020 AUTHORITY 1 A. Building Official Duty 1 1. Record of Plats Required 1 B. Fire Department Duty 1 1. Bureau of Fire Prevention Established 1 2. Appointment of Fire Marshal 1 3. Report Required 1 4. Appointment of Inspectors by Fire Chief 1 C. City Clerk Duty 1 4-5-030 MANUFACTURED/MOBILE HOME AND PARK INSTALLATION 1 A. Construction of Manufactured or Mobile Home Parks— Permits Required . . . . 1 ktolool B. Individual Mobile/Manufactured Home Installation 2 1. Installation Permit Required 2 2. Installation Requirements 2 3. Insignia Required 2 4-5-040 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE 2 A. Adoption 2 B. Electrical Permit Required 2 C. Additions and Amendments 2 1. State Rules Adopted 2 2. Nonmetallic Sheathed Cable 2 3. Standards for Existing Buildings 2 4. Requirements for Connections for Mechanical Equipment 2 4-5-050 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE 2 A. Applicability 2 B. Adoption 3 C. State Amendments to Uniform Building Code 3 D. City Amendments to Uniform Building Code 3 1. Dangerous Buildings 3 2. Violations and Penalties 3 3. Liability Claims 3 4. Appeals Board 3 5. Off-Site Improvements 3 6. Standpipe Requirements 3 E. City Amendments to UBC Relating to Sprinkler Requirements 3 F. Uniform Building Code Appendix Chapters Adopted 4 1. Aviation Control Towers 4 5-i (Revised 10/00) , SECTION PAGE NUMBER _ NUMBER *110 2. Minimum Plumbing Fixtures 4 G. Washington State Energy Code Adopted 4 H. Nonresidential Energy Code Adopted 4 4-5-060 UNIFORM CODE FOR THE ABATEMENT OF DANGEROUS BUILDINGS 5 A. Adoption 5 B. Process for Abatement 5 4-5-070 UNIFORM FIRE CODE AND FIRE PREVENTION REGULATIONS 5 A. Purpose 5 B. Adoption of Uniform Fire Code and Standards 5 C. Additions and Amendments to Uniform Fire Code 5 1. Administration and Enforcement 5 2. Liability Claims 5 3. Inspection and Permits 6 4. Conditions of Permits 7 5. Definition of "Shall" 7 6. Premises Identification Required 8 7. Two (2) Means of Approved Access Required 8 8. Maintenance 8 9. Required Installation of Automatic Fire-Extinguishing System 8 10. Fire Alarm Systems 10 11. Standpipes 10 12. Open Burning 10 13. Place of Assembly 10 14. Supervision 10 15. Fireworks 10 16. Flammable and Combustible Liquids 13 17. Hazardous Materials 13 D. Fire Hydrants 13 1. Required for Construction 13 a. Plans Required Prior to Permit 13 b. Installation Timing 13 c. Upgrade of Existing Hydrants Required 18 2. Fire Hydrant Requirements in Commercial, Business, Industrial and Manufacturing Areas 14 a. Installation Required 14 b. Number and Location of Hydrants 14 c. Applicability to Annexed Properties 14 3. Fire Hydrants in Other Areas 14 4. Fire Hydrants; Special Locations 14 5. Multiple Uses—Contract 14 6. Fire Flow Requirements 15 a. Basis for and Computation of Fire Flow Requirement 15 b. Unknown Fire Flow 15 7. Residential Sprinkling Permitted 15 8. Number of Hydrants Required 15 9. Location of Hydrants 15 -- a. Minimum Distances from Structures 15 (Revised 10/00) 5-ii SECTION PAGE klikarri NUMBER NUMBER 10. Hydrant Accessibility 15 a. Fire Marshal Discretion 15 11. Design and Installation Requirements 15 12. Special Requirements for Buildings More Than Two Hundred Feet(200')from a Street Property Line 16 13.Water System Requirements for Hydrants 17 14. Service and Testing of Hydrants 17 15. Prohibited Hydrants 17 16. Dead End Mains Prohibited 17 17. Meter or Detection Required for Private Water or Fire Service 17 18. Use for Other Than Fire Protection Prohibited 17 19. Changes Requiring Increased Fire Protection 17 20. Violation and Penalties 17 4-5-080 UNIFORM HOUSING CODE 17 A. Adoption 17 B. City Amendments to Certain Uniform Housing Code Procedures 17 4-5-090 UNIFORM MECHANICAL CODE 18 A. Adoption 18 B. Board of Appeals 18 4-5-100 UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE 18 A. Adoption 18 B. State Amendments to Uniform Plumbing Code 18 C. City Amendments to Uniform Plumbing Code 18 4-5-110 UNIFORM SWIMMING POOL CODE 18 A. Adoption 18 B. City Amendments to Uniform Swimming Pool Code 18 C. Fencing Required Around Pools and Spas 18 1. Fence Height and Construction Standards 18 2. Self-Closing Device/Lock Required 18 3. Compliance Required for Existing Pools 19 D. Modifications 19 E. Setbacks from Property Lines 19 F. Supervision Required for Outdoor Pools 19 G. Board of Appeals 19 4-5-120 UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK SECONDARY CONTAINMENT REGULATIONS 19 A. Purpose 19 B. Intent 19 C. Compliance with Uniform Fire Code Required 19 D. Applicability 19 E. Exclusions 20 F. Fire Chief and Fire Department Authority and Responsibility 20 G. Definitions of Terms Used in This Section 20 H. New Underground Storage Facilities and Monitoring Standards 22 1. Applicability 22 2. Standards for New Underground Storage Facilities 22 5-iii (Revised 4/99) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 3. Design Standards for New Primary Containers and Double-Walled Underground Storage Tanks 23 4. Standards for Secondary Containers Including Leak Interception and Detection Systems 25 5. Monitoring Standards for New Underground Storage Facilities 27 6. Response Plan for New Underground Storage Facilities 27 a. Plan Required 27 b. Plan Contents 27 I. Existing Installations and Monitoring Standards 27 1. Continuation 27 2. Leaks 27 3. Special Requirements for Zone 1 of the Aquifer Protection Area 28 4. Monitoring Standards for Existing Underground Storage Facilities 28 a. Monitoring System Required 28 b. Objective 28 c. Fire Department Approval Required 28 d. Monitoring System Requirements 28 5. System Evaluation Criteria 28 6. Tests 29 7. Failure to Monitor 29 J. Permits 29 1. Permit Required 29 • 2. Information Required 29 3. Abandonment Prohibited 29 4. Closure Procedure 29 5. Fee 29 6. Permit Conditions 29 a. Notification of Changes or Release 29 b. Monitoring Records Required 29 7. Permit Expiration 30 8. Transfer of Permit 30 9. Inspection Required for Permit Renewal 30 10. Implementation of Inspection Report 30 K. Release Reporting Requirements 30 1. Reporting Required for All Unauthorized Releases 30 a. Releases to Secondary Containers 30 b. All Other Releases 30 2. Unauthorized Releases Requiring Recording 31 a. Definition of Release Requiring Recording 31 b. Time for Reporting 31 c. Content of Report 31 d. Review and Inspection 31 e. Revocation of Permit 31 f. Causes of Container Deterioration 31 g. Reportable or Recordable Release 31 3. Unauthorized Release Requiring Reporting 31 a. Time for Notification 31 (Revised 4/99) 5-iv SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER b. Time for and Content of Report 31 4. Subsequent Cleanup Reports Required 32 L. Closure Requirements 32 1. Closure Required 32 2. Exception 32 3. General Provisions 32 a. Compliance with Fire Code Required 32 b. Closure Proposal Required 32 4. Temporary Closure 32 a. Applicability 32 b. Exception 32 c. Standards and Requirements for Temporary Closure 33 d. Modification of Monitoring Requirements 33 e. Inspection Required 33 5. Permanent Closure Requirements 33 a. Applicability 33 b. Compliance Required 33 c. Standards and Requirements for Removal of Tanks 33 d. Standards and Requirements for Abandoning Tank in Place 34 e. Demonstration to Fire Chief 34 M. Variances 34 N. Violations of This Chapter and Penalties 35 0. Appeals 35 5-V (Revised 10/00) J 4-5-030A 4-5-010 ADOPTION OF STATE, 3101, 1-17-1977;Amd. Ord. 3214, NATIONAL, AND UNIFORM CODES: 4-10-1978) Noise A. ADOPTION BY REFERENCE: B. FIRE DEPARTMENT DUTY: By the reference thereto made herein, said Codes, together with any and all amendments, 1. Bureau of Fire Prevention Estab- modifications or additions thereto hereafter lished: The Uniform Fire Code shall be en- printed and filed with the City Clerk as herein forced by the Bureau of Fire Prevention in the specified, are incorporated in and made a part of Fire Department of the City which shall be op- this Chapter as fully and with the same effect as if erated under the supervision of the Chief of set out herein in full, or as if adopted by subse- Fire Department. quent amendments. (Ord. 3214, 4-10-1978, eff. 4-19-1978) 2. Appointment of Fire Marshal:The Fire Marshal in charge of the Bureau of Fire Pre- B. AMENDMENTS: vention shall be appointed by the Fire Chief of Any and all amendments, additions or modifica the City. His appointment shall continue dur- tions to said Codes, when printed and filed with ing good behavior and satisfactory service. the City Clerk of the City of Renton by authoriza- tion of the City Council from time to time, shall be 3. Report Required:A report of the Bureau considered and accepted and constitute a part of of Fire Prevention shall be made at least an- such Codes without the necessity of further adop- nually and transmitted to the Mayor and City tion of such amendments, modifications or addi- tions by the legislative authority of the City of among others, all proceedings under this Renton or by ordinance. Code, with such statistics as the Chief of the Fire Department may wish to include therein. The Chief of the Fire Department shall also 4-5-020 AUTHORITY: recommend any amendments to the Code, which in his judgment shall be necessary. 'w A. BUILDING OFFICIAL DUTY: Whenever the term"administrative authority" is 4. Appointment of Inspectors by Fire used in this Chapter, it shall be construed to mean Chief:The Chief of the Fire Department may the Building Official of the City of Renton, or his appoint such members of the Fire Depart duly authorized representative or agent. It shall ment as inspectors as shall from time to time be the duty of the Building Inspector(or Official) be necessary in order to carry out and en in charge of issuing building permits and inspec force the terms and conditions of the Fire tion of buildings to see that this Chapter is en- Code. (Ord. 4547, 7-24-1995) forced through the proper legal channels. He C. CITY CLERK DUTY: shall issue no permit for the construction or alter- ation of any building or part thereof unless the The City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed plans, specifications and intended use of such to duly authenticate and record a copy of the Uni building conform in all respects with the provi form and other Codes adopted under this Chap- sions of this Chapter. ter, together with any amendments or additions thereto, together with an authenticated copy of 1. Record of Plats Required:All specifics this Chapter and made available for examination tions for building permits shall be accompa— nied by a plat in duplicate drawn to scale, showing the actual dimensions of the lot to be 4-5-030 MANUFACTURED/MOBILE built upon, the size, the use and location of existing buildings and buildings to be erected, HOME AND PARK INSTALLATION: and such other information as may be neces- sary to provide for the enforcement of this A. CONSTRUCTION OF Chapter.A careful record of such application MANUFACTURED OR MOBILE HOME and plats shall be kept in the office of the PARKS— PERMITS REQUIRED: ,,, Building Official or proper enforcement offi- In the construction of mobile home parks, the de- cial. (Ord. 1472, 12-18-1953; Amd. Ord. veloper shall obtain a building permit consistent 5 - 1 4-5-030B with all applicable State, County and City codes Renton Electrical Code, 1996. (Ord. 4596, for electrical, plumbing, sanitary sewer, storm 4-8-1996) sewer, fire, street, building and all other applica- _ ble codes. A building permit for a mobile home B. ELECTRICAL PERMIT REQUIRED: park shall include but is not necessarily limited to In addition to the National Electrical Code, a City the site, its grading and preparation, private utili- electrical permit is required before any electrical ties and services, private on-site streets, drive- work commences. Fees shall be as listed in RMC ways,walkways and landscaping,the dimensions 4-1-140F, Electrical Permit Fees. (Ord. 4400, of the individual mobile home sites and the design 5-3-1993) and construction of the individual mobile home pads and their utility connections. Public utilities C. ADDITIONS AND AMENDMENTS: and on-or off-site public street improvements as defined in subdivision regulations and public or 1. State Rules Adopted: The Washington private sewer,water and storm drainage systems State Department of Labor and Industries will require a permit from the Development Ser- Rules and Regulations for Installing Electrical vices Division. (Ord. 3746, 9-19-1983) Wires and Equipment and Administrative Rules are hereby adopted by reference and B. INDIVIDUAL MOBILE/ as same may be amended,from time to time. MANUFACTURED HOME INSTALLATION: (Ord. 3217, 4-10-1979, eff. 4-19-1978) 1. Installation Permit Required: An instal- 2. Nonmetallic Sheathed Cable: Nonme- lation permit from the Development Services tallic sheathed cable shall be allowed only in Division shall be required for installation of residential occupancies up to three(3)stories each manufactured/mobile home and to con- above grade. (Ord. 4311, 4-15-1991) nect to utilities.An installation permit shall not be issued for the location of any mobile home 3. Standards for Existing Buildings: A unless the mobile home park has been is- change of occupancy, minor remodeling or sued an occupancy certificate and a license additions under two hundred (200) square from the Building Official. feet may be wired in like manner as existing; provided, existing wiring has been main- 2. Installation Requirements: All mobile tained in a safe manner and is in accordance home installations shall comply with WAC with the National Electrical Code and subsec- 296-150B-200 et seq. entitled General Instal- tion Cl of this Section. (Ord. 3217, lation Requirements for Mobile Homes. Set- 4-10-1978, eff. 4-19-1978) backs, lot coverage and related requirements shall be completed and approved and issued 4. Requirements for Connections for Me- prior to the occupation of each mobile home. chanical Equipment: Electrical connections for disconnect on equipment regulated by 3. Insignia Required: Mobile homes con- RMC 4-5-090, Uniform Mechanical Code, structed after July 1, 1968 shall bear the in- shall be installed to requirements of the Me- signia of approval for plumbing, heating and chanical Code. (Ord. 4400, 5-3-1993) electrical installation according to chapter 43.22 RCW. (Ord. 3746, 9-19-1983) 4-5-050 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE: 4-5-040 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL A. APPLICABILITY: CODE: It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corpo- ration to erect, construct, enlarge, alter, repair, A. ADOPTION: move, improve, remove, convert or demolish, The National Electrical Code, 1996 Edition, pub- equip, use, occupy or maintain any building or lished by the National Fire Protection Association structure in the city, or cause or permit the same is hereby adopted as the National Electrical to be done, contrary to or in violation of any of the Code, 1996 Edition, for the City of Renton,which provisions of this Code. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) Code may be hereafter designated as City of NIS 5 -2 4-5-050E B. ADOPTION: Uniform Building Code shall read as follows: The"Uniform Building Code, 1997 Edition(Vol- ._ "Occupancies three stories or more, but less umes 1 and 2)"together with"Uniform Building than 150'in height,except Group R, Division Code Standards, 1997 Edition (Volume 3)"as 3." (Ord. 4546, 7-24-1995; Amd. Ord. 4768, published by the"International Conference of 3-8-1999) Building Officials,"as amended by chapter 51-40 WAC are hereby adopted by reference. (Ord. E. CITY AMENDMENTS TO UBC 3214, 4-10-1978;Amd. Ord. 4546, 7-24-1995; RELATING TO SPRINKLER Ord. 4768, 3-8-1999) REQUIREMENTS: C. STATE AMENDMENTS TO UNIFORM 1. Chapter 9: The following sections of BUILDING CODE: chapter 9 of the 1997 Uniform Building Code The Uniform Building Code, 1997 Edition, as are amended to read as follows: amended by chapter 51-40 WAC, is hereby adopted by reference and as an amendment to a. Section 904.2.3.3, Exhibition and the Uniform Building Code and shall supersede Display Rooms. conflicting sections of the Uniform Building Code. (Ord. 4358, 7-20-1992; Amd. Ord. 4768, i. An automatic sprinkler system 3-8-1999) shall be installed in Group A Occu- pancies which have more than D. CITY AMENDMENTS TO UNIFORM twelve thousand (12,000) square BUILDING CODE: feet of floor area, or more than forty feet(40') in height. 1. Dangerous Buildings: Section 102 of the Uniform Building Code (relating to Dan- b. Section 904.2.4, Group E Occu- gerous Buildings) is hereby repealed and in pancies. its place the City has adopted RMC 4-5-060 Nkire and 4-9-050,Abatement of Dangerous Build- i. Size and Height: When the oc- ings. cupancy has over twelve thousand (12,000) square feet of floor area or 2. Violations and Penalties: Section 103 more than forty feet (40') in height. of the Uniform Building Code (relating to Vio- lations and Penalties) is hereby amended to ii. Basements:An automatic sprin- read pursuant to subsection A of this Section, kler system shall be installed in base- Applicability, and pursuant to RMC 1-3-2, ments classified as a Group E Civil Penalties. Occupancy when the basement is larger than fifteen hundred (1,500) 3. Liability Claims: Section 104.2.6 of the square feet in floor area. Uniform Building Code (relating to Liability Claims) is hereby amended to read pursuant iii. Stairs: An automatic sprinkler to RMC 4-1-090, Liability. system shall be installed in enclosed usable space below or over a stair- 4. Appeals Board: The Appeals Board for way in Group E Occupancies. purposes of section 105 of the Uniform Build- ing Code shall hereafter be the Board of Ad- c. Section 904.2.8, Group M Occu- justment. pancies. 5. Off-Site Improvements: Section 106.3 i. When the occupancy has over of the Uniform Building Code (relating to In- twelve thousand (12,000) square stallation of Off-Site Improvements)is hereby feet of floor area or more than forty amended to read pursuant to RMC 4-4-030D, feet (40') in height. Off-Site Improvements. ii. In buildings used for high-piled N'" 6. Standpipe Requirements: Line 2 of Ta- combustible storage, fire protection ble No. 9A, standpipe requirements, of the 5 -3 (Revised 4/99) 4-5-050F shall be in accordance with article 81 ardous contents,critical expo- of the Fire Code. sure problems, limited accessibility to the building, or d. Section 904.2.9,Group R,Division other items may contribute to a 1 and 3 Occupancies. definite hazard. i. When the occupancy has over • When existing buildings with full twelve thousand (12,000)square sprinkler systems are remodeled feet of floor area or more than forty or added onto,the remodeled or feet(40') in height. added on portion shall be fully sprinklered. ii. An automatic sprinkler system shall be installed throughout build- • When an existing building is ings containing Group R, Division 1 added onto or remodeled, and Occupancies that are two(2)stories the resulting total floor area ex- in height and contain five(5)or more ceeds twelve thousand (12,000) dwelling units or guest rooms or are square feet,the entire structure of three (3) or more stories in height shall be fully sprinklered. (Amd. regardless of the number of dwelling Ord. 4768, 3-8-1999) units or guest rooms. For the pur- pose of this subsection, portions of F. UNIFORM BUILDING CODE buildings separated by one or more APPENDIX CHAPTERS ADOPTED: area separation walls will not be con- The following chapters from the Appendix of the sidered a separate building. Uniform Building Code are hereby adopted as the Uniform Building Code: e. Section 904 is amended by adding section 904.2.10 to read as follows: 1. Aviation Control Towers: Appendix chapter 4, Uniform Building Code, 1997 (Vol- i. Sprinklers: ume 1) Edition, entitled "Aviation Control Towers." • A fully automatic fire protection sprinkler system is to be installed 2. Minimum Plumbing Fixtures:Appendix in all new buildings in excess of chapter 29, "Minimum Plumbing Fixtures," twelve thousand(12,000)square 1997 Edition. (Amd. Ord. 4768, 3-8-1999) feet total floor area,regardless of vertical or horizontal occupancy G. WASHINGTON STATE ENERGY separations, such sprinkler sys- CODE ADOPTED: tem shall be designed, installed The 1997 Washington State Energy Code as and tested as per Uniform Build- adopted by the State of Washington Second Edi- ing Code Standard 9-1 which is tion (chapter 51-11 WAC) and 1998 Washington hereby incorporated by refer- State Ventilation and Indoor Air Quality Code, ence as if fully set forth,one copy Second Edition (chapter 51-13 WAC) is hereby being on file with the City Clerk adopted by reference. (Amd. Ord. 4768, for public inspection. 3-8-1999) • A fully automatic fire protection H. NONRESIDENTIAL ENERGY CODE sprinkler may be required by the ADOPTED: (Deleted by Ord. 4768, Chief of the Fire Department or 3-8-1999) the Fire Marshal for buildings less than twelve thousand (12,000) square feet total floor area when, in their judgment, supported by written documenta- tion from a professional organi- zation (such as NFPA, ICBO, U.L., ISO, etc.)verify that haz- (Revised 4/99) 5 - 4 4-5-070C 4-5-060 UNIFORM CODE FOR THE a. Section 103.2.1.1: The Chief is au- ABATEMENT OF DANGEROUS thorized to administer and enforce this BUILDINGS: Code.Under the Chief's direction the Fire Department is authorized to enforce all A. ADOPTION: ordinances of this jurisdiction pertaining The"Uniform Code for the Abatement of Danger- to: ous Buildings, 1997 Edition"published by the"In i. Prevention of fires. ternational Conference of Building Officials"is hereby adopted by reference. (Ord. 4546, ii. Suppression or extinguishing of 7-24-1995;Amd.Ord.4768,3-8-1999;Ord.4769, dangerous or hazardous fires. 3-8-1999) B. PROCESS FOR ABATEMENT: iii. Storage, use and handling of hazardous materials. The process for abatement of dangerous build- ings shall be as stipulated in RMC 4-9-050. (Ord. iv. Installation and maintenance of 4722, 5-11-1998;Amd. Ord. 4768, 3-8-1999) automatic, manual and other private fire alarm systems and fire extin- 4-5-070 UNIFORM FIRE CODE AND guishing equipment. FIRE PREVENTION REGULATIONS: v. Maintenance and regulation of fire escapes. A. PURPOSE: The following provisions and regulations are vi. Maintenance of fire protection adopted as part of the City's fire prevention pro- and elimination of fire hazards on gram to abate existing fire hazards,to investigate land and in buildings, structures and the cause,origin and circumstances of fires,to in- other property including those under spect potential fire hazards,to control the means construction. and adequacy of the construction and safety of buildings in case of fires,within commercial, busi- vii. The maintenance of exits. ness, industrial or manufacturing areas and all other places in which numbers of persons work, viii. Investigation of the cause, ori- meet, live or congregate,as hereinafter more par- gin, and circumstances of fire and ticularly set forth. (Ord. 2434, 9-23-1968) unauthorized releases of hazardous materials. B. ADOPTION OF UNIFORM FIRE CODE AND STANDARDS: ix. Enforcement of this Code shall The City does hereby adopt the 1997 Uniform not be construed for the particular Fire Code and Appendix chapters I-A, I-B, I-C, benefit of any individual person or II-A, II-B, II-C, II-D, II-E, II-F, II-i, Ill-A, III-C, III-D, group of persons,other than the gen- IV-A, V-A, VI-A, VI-B, VI-D, and the Uniform Fire eral public. In the event of a conflict Code Standards published by the International between the intent of this Section Fire Code Institute and the International Confer- and any other subsection herein,this ence of Building Officials, by reference as pro- subsection shall govern insofar as vided by State law, with the amendments, applicable. deletions or exceptions as noted herein. (Ord. 4547, 7-24-1995; Amd. Ord. 4769, 3-8-1999) 2. Liability Claims—Article 1, section 101.5 of the Uniform Fire Code,1997 Edition, C. ADDITIONS AND AMENDMENTS TO is hereby amended to read as follows: (Amd. UNIFORM FIRE CODE: Ord. 4769, 3-8-1999) 1. Administration and Enforcement— a. Article 1, section 101.5: Liability Section 103.2.1.1 of the Uniform Fire Code, Claims: The administrative authority or *owe 1997 Edition, is hereby amended to read as any employee performing duties in con- follows: (Amd. Ord. 4769, 3-8-1999) nection with the enforcement of this Code and acting in good faith and without mal- 5 - 5 (Revised 4/99) 4-5-070C ice in the performance of such duties the infraction,condition or violation shall be relieved from any personal liabil- shall be sent to both the building ity for any damage to persons or property owner and its occupant or occuNosi - as a result of any act or omission in the pants. Should compliance with the discharge of such duties,and in the event Uniform Fire Code so as to remedy of claims and/or litigation arising from the infraction, condition or violation such act or omission, the City Attorney require additions or changes to the shall, at the request of and on behalf of building or premises,which would be said administrative authority or em- part of the structure or the fixtures to ployee, investigate and defend such the realty, then the responsibility to claims and/or litigation and if the claim be remedy the infraction, condition, or deemed by the City Attorney a proper violation shall be upon the owner of one or if judgment be rendered against the building unless the owner and oc- such administrative authority or em- cupant shall otherwise agree be- ployee, said claim or judgment shall be tween themselves and so notify the paid by the City. City. Should the occupant not rem- edy the infraction,condition, or viola- 3. Inspection and Permits—Article 1, tion,then the City shall have the right section 103.3 entitled"Inspection"is hereby to demand such remedy from the amended by adding the following which owner of the premises. reads as follows: iii. Construction/Installation a. Article 1, section 103.3, subsec- Plan Review and Permits—Sec- tion 103.3.1.3: tion 103.3.2.3: Plans shall be sub- mitted for review and approval prior i. Reinspection and Fees: When- to issuing a permit for the following: ever the Fire Department has given proper notification of an infraction • Installation and/or modification which required reinspection and of fire protection and suppres- thirty(30) days have expired with sion systems to include fire such condition or violation allowed to alarms, electronic monitoring exist without both eliminating or rem- alarms,fire extinguishing sys- edying the condition or violation and tems, standpipes, kitchen hood having a reinspection by the Fire De- systems,halon and other special partment,then any such reinspection automatic fire extinguishing sys- after such thirty(30) day period of tems. time shall be done only upon the pay- ment of a reinspection fee as speci- • Installation of all new tanks, fied in RMC 4-1-150, Fire Prevention above or below ground contain- Fees, to be assessed against the ing flammable/combustible liq- person owning, operating or occupy- uids, hazardous chemicals, ing the building or premises wherein compressed gases,cryogenic the violation exists. However, any fluids, and liquid petroleum gas. building owner, operator or occu- pant, upon a reasonable request to • Piping related to any of the the Fire Chief, may obtain an exten- above listed systems except for sion of said thirty(30) day period for natural gas and liquid petroleum a reasonable period to be estab- gas piping covered by the Me- lished by the Fire Chief to allow such chanical Code. time for compliance. (Amd. Ord. 4769, 3-8-1999) • Removal, relocation, modifica- tion and/or additions to any exist- ii. Notice and Responsibility: ing systems listed above. Whenever the infraction,condition or Nag violation involves the structural integ- • 103.3.2.4 Plan Review Fees: rity of the building,then the notice of Construction plans required to (Revised 4/99) 5 -6 4-5-070C be reviewed by this Chapter and i. 105.2.4 Permit Fees and Expi- Uniform Fire Code shall be ration: Except for permits for con- charged in accordance with struction or installation and section RMC 4-1-150, Fire Prevention 25 of the Uniform Fire Code,the fee Fees. for permits issued in accordance with section 105.8 of the Uniform Fire iv. Expiration and Extensions of Code shall be as specified in RMC Construction Permit: Every con- 4-1-150, Fire Prevention Fees, and struction permit issued by the Fire permits issued for underground tank Department under this Code shall removal shall be as specified in RMC expire if the work authorized by the 4-1-150. The permits shall expire permit has not commenced within one year after date of issuance.The one hundred eighty(180)days of the permit fee shall be payable at or be- permit issue date.A new permit may fore the time of issuance or renewal be required at one-half of the original of the permit.In the event of failure to permit fee, if an extension has not renew a permit within thirty(30)days been requested prior to the expira- after its renewal date, the fee for re- tion of the permit.Extensions may be newal of the permit shall double the granted when work was not able to amount of the above-stated fee. be started within the one hundred eighty (180) day time period due to ii. 105.2.5 Hazardous Production satisfactory reasons. Extensions are Materials Permits: A fee as stipu- limited to an additional one hundred lated in RMC 4-1-150, Fire Preven- eighty (180) days. tion Fees,shall be imposed upon any business storing, handling, or using v. Fee Payment and Expiration of hazardous production materials as Annual Uniform Fire Code Permits regulated in the Uniform Fire Code. and Tank Removal Permits— 105.2.4 Permits: Except for permits 5. Definition of"Shall"—Article 2, sec- for section 25 of the Uniform Fire tion 220 of the Uniform Fire Code, 1997 Edi- Code, the fee for permits issued in tion, is hereby amended by adding the accordance with section 105.8 of the following subsections: (Amd. Ord. 4769, Uniform Fire Code and permits is- 3-8-1999) sued for underground tank removal shall be as stipulated in RMC a. Section 220S: The word"shall" is 4-1-150, Fire Prevention Fees.The defined to have the following meaning: permits shall expire one year after date of issuance.The permit fee shall i. With respect to the functions and be payable at or before the time of is- powers of the Director of Develop- suance or renewal of the permit. In ment Services, Chief Fire Official, the event of failure to renew a permit any agents and employees of the within thirty(30) days after its re- City of Renton,and any Board autho- newal date,the fee for renewal of the rized hereunder, a direction and au- permit shall double the amount of the thorization to act in the exercise of above-stated fee. (Amd. Ord. 4769, sound discretion and in good faith; 3-8-1999) and 4. Conditions of Permits—Article 1, sec- ii. With respect to the obligations tion 105 of the Uniform Fire Code, 1997 Edi- upon owners, occupants of the pre- tion, is hereby amended to read as follows: mises and their agents, there is a (Amd. Ord.4769, 3-8-1999) mandatory requirement to act in compliance with this Code at the risk a. Article 1, subsection 105.2, Condi- of civil and criminal liability upon fail- lotiov tions of Permits, is amended by adding ure to so act. the following subsections: 5 -7 (Revised 4/99) 4-5-070C 6. Premises Identification Required—Ar- ified agency. (Exception) Hood fire tide 9, section 901.4.4 of the Uniform Fire extinguishing requires 6-month service. Code, 1997 Edition, is hereby amended to Documentation shall be provided as indi- add the following subsections: cated in section 1001.5.1.2. a. 901.4.4.1 —Identification Size: In b. Section 1001.5.1.2—Certification: order that the address identification is All electronic monitoring systems used in plainly visible, the following size figures connection with flammable, combustible or numbers, in block style in contrasting liquids and/or hazardous materials shall color shall be used in accordance with be certified annually by a qualified the following: agency. Documentations of the system certification shall be forwarded to the Fire i. Single family residential houses— Prevention Bureau indicating the system 4". has been tested and functions as re- quired. ii. Multi-family residential, commer- cial, or small business: 50'or less 9. Required Installation of Automatic setback—6"; more than 50'setback Fire-Extinguishing System—Article 10, —8-12". section 1003 of the Uniform Fire Code, 1997 Edition, entitled"Required Installation of Au- iii. Large commercial or industrial tomatic Fire-Extinguishing System",is hereby areas: 100'or less setback—18"; amended by adding the following subsec- more than 100'setback—24". tions: (Amd. Ord. 4769, 3-8-1999) b. 901.4.4.2—Rear Door Marking: a. Section 1003.2.3 Group A Occu- When vehicle access is provided to the pancies:Section 1003.2.3.8 All Group A rear of commercial, industrial and ware- Occupancies. An automatic sprinkler house buildings, the rear doors servicing system shall be installed in Group A Oc- individual businesses shall be marked to cupancies which have more than twelve ,46011 indicate address and/or unit identifica- thousand (12,000) square feet of floor tion. (Ord. 4769, 3-8-1999) area or more than forty feet (40') in height. 7. Two(2) Means of Approved Access Required—Article 9,section 902 of the Uni- b. Section 1003.2.7 Group B, F, M, form Fire Code, 1997 Edition, is hereby and S Occupancies: amended to add the following: (Amd.Ord. 4769, 3-8-1999) i. Section 1003.2.7.1 —When the occupancy has over twelve thousand a. Article 9, section 902.2.1: Two (2) (12,000) square feet of floor area or means of approved access shall be re- more than forty feet (40') in height. quired when a complex of three or more buildings is located more than 200'from ii. Section 1003.2.7.2— In build- a public road. ings used for high-piled combustible storage,fire protection shall be in ac- 8. Maintenance—Article 10, section cordance with article 81 of the Fire 1001.5 of the 1997 Uniform Fire Code entitled Code. "Maintenance"shall be amended by adding subsections to read as follows: (Amd. Ord. c. Section 1003.2.4 Group E Occu- 4769, 3-8-1999) pancies: a. Section 1001.5.1.1 —Annual Certi- i. Section 1003.2.4.1 is hereby fication Required:All sprinkler systems, amended to read as follows: fire alarm systems, portable fire extin- guishers, smoke removal systems and • Section 1003.2.4.1.1:When the other fire protective or extinguishing sys- occupancy has over twelve thou- tems shall be certified annually by a qual- sand (12,000) square feet of (Revised 4/99) 5 - 8 4-5-070C floor area or more than forty feet iv. Section 1003.2.8.4—For the (40') in height. purposes of this subsection,portions *Istur'° of buildings separated by one or • Section 1003.2.4.2 Base- more area separation walls will not ments: An automatic sprinkler be considered a separate building. system shall be installed in base- ments classified as a Group E v. Section 1003.2.8.5—Division 3: Occupancy when the basement Dwellings, when proposed within all is larger than fifteen hundred residential zones, clustered or con- (1,500)square feet in floor area. structed so that, when attached, the total square foot floor area of all • Section 1003.2.4.3 Stairs: An dwelling units exceeds twelve thou- automatic sprinkler system shall sand (12,000) square feet. (Amd. be installed in enclosed usable Ord. 4769, 3-8-1999) space below or over a stairway in Group E Occupancies. f. Section 1003.5 Automatic Sprin- kler Systems in New Buildings: d. Section 1003.2.4.4 Group E, Divi- sion 1: An approved automatic fire extin- i. Section 1003.5.1 —A fully auto- guishing system shall be installed in all matic fire protection sprinkler system newly constructed buildings classified as is to be installed in all new buildings E-1 Occupancies. EXCEPTION: Porta- in excess of twelve thousand ble school classrooms provided: (12,000) square feet total floor area, regardless of vertical or horizontal i. Aggregated area of clusters of occupancy separations, such sprin- portable school classrooms does not kler system shall be designed, in- exceed 5,000 square feet; and stalled and tested as per Uniform 'Nkomo' Building Code Standard 9-1,which is ii. Clusters of portable school class- hereby incorporated by reference as rooms separated as required in if fully set forth,one copy being on file chapter 5 of the Uniform Building with the City Clerk for public inspec- Code. tion. e. Section 1003.2.8 Group R Occu- ii. Section 1003.5.2—A fully auto- pancies: matic fire protection sprinkler system may be required by the Chief of the i. Section 1003.2.8.1 — Division 1: Fire Department or the Fire Marshal When the occupancy has over for buildings less than twelve thou- twelve thousand (12,000)square sand (12,000) square feet total floor feet of floor area or more than forty area when, in their judgment, sup- feet (40') in height; or ported by written documentation from a professional organization ii. Section 1003.2.8.2—An auto- (such as NFPA,ICBO,U.L., ISO etc.) matic sprinkler system shall be in- verifies that hazardous operations, stalled throughout buildings hazardous contents, critical expo- containing Group R, Division 1 Occu- sure problems, limited accessibility pancies that are two stories in height to the building or other items may and contain five(5)or more dwelling contribute to a definite hazard. units or guest rooms. g. Section 1003.6 Sprinkler Systems iii. Section 1003.2.8.3—Buildings in Remodeled Buildings: of three (3) or more stories in height containing guest rooms or dwelling i. Section 1003.6.1 —When exist- Nose units. ing buildings with full sprinkler sys- tems are remodeled or added onto, 5- 9 (Revised 4/99) 4-5-070C the remodeled or added on portion complex, including recreation and/or shall be fully sprinklered. day-care buildings,shall be provided with approved fire alarm systems re- ii. Section 1003.6.2—When an ex- gardless of size.The buildings within isting building is added onto or re- the complex shall have each building modeled and the resulting total monitored by an approved central square foot floor area exceeds station. (Amd. Ord.4769, 3-8-1999) twelve thousand (12,000)square feet,then the entire structure shall be 11. Standpipes—Article 10,section 1004 fully sprinklered. of the Uniform Fire Code, 1997 Edition, "Standpipes,"standpipe requirements, is 10. Fire Alarm Systems—Article 10, sec- hereby amended to read as follows: (Amd. tion 1007 of the Uniform Fire Code, 1997 Ord. 4769, 3-8-1999) Edition, entitled"Fire Alarm Systems," is hereby amended by adding the following sub- a. Section 1004.2.1 —Occupancies section: (Amd. Ord. 4769, 3-8-1999) three stories or more, but less than 150' in height, except Group R, Division 3. a. Article 10,section 1007.3.3.3 Audi- bility: 12. Open Burning—Article 11, section 1102.3 of the Uniform Fire Code, 1997 Edi- i. Section 1007.3.3.3.1 —All occu- tion, entitled"Open Burning"is hereby pied areas shall have a minimum au- amended to read as follows: (Amd. Ord. dible sound level of 60 db or 15 db 4769, 3-8-1999) above ambient with exception of sleeping areas. Sound level in sleep- a. Section 1102.3.1 —General open ing areas shall be 70 db minimum burning is hereby prohibited in conform- with 15 db above ambient as maxi- ance with the Puget Sound Air Pollution mum (NFC 72). Agency and the Department of Ecology regulations. ii. Section 1007.3.3.3.2— Inspec- tion testing is required to be wit- b. Section 1102.3.2—Permits are re- nessed by the Fire Department, Fire quired for the following: for recreational, Prevention Bureau prior to occu- religious or other fires as outlined in state pancy being granted. regulations. Such permits shall be ob- tained through Puget Sound Air Pollution iii. Section 1007.3.3.3.3— In the Agency. event that an alarm system may not meet these requirements, it shall be 13. Place of Assembly—Article 25 of the a further requirement of this Chapter Uniform Fire Code, 1997 Edition, entitled that modifications necessary to meet "Place of Assembly", is hereby amended to these minimum levels be made to the add subsection 2501.3.1 which reads as fol- alarm system and subsequent test- lows: (Amd. Ord. 4769, 3-8-1999) ing be conducted prior to any occu- pancy being granted. a. Section 2501.3.1 —Inspection Per- mit. An inspection permit shall be re- iv. Section 1007.2.3.1 —Group B quired to operate a place of assembly as Occupancies of two (2) or more sto- defined in article 9 of the Uniform Fire ries in height and 10,000 square feet Code.A fee of$30.00 shall be paid upon or more in area. application of an inspection permit. EX- CEPTION: Permit fee for nonprofit occu- v. Section 1007.2.9.1.1 —General: pancies will be$10.00. Delete Exception 1 and 2. 14. Supervision —Article 52, section vi. Section 1007.2.9.1.2— Multi- 5201.6.3 Supervision: Delete unsupervised family complexes with three (3)or dispensing. (Amd. Ord. 4769, 3-8-1999) more separate buildings within the (Revised 4/99) 5 - 10 4-5-070C 15. Fireworks—Article 78, section 7802 of the Uniform Fire Code, 1997 Edition, enti-- tied"Fireworks" is hereby amended to read as follows: (Amd. Ord. 4769, 3-8-1999) a. Section 7802.1 —Purpose;Compli- ance with State Regulations: It is the intent of this Chapter to provide a proce- dure for the granting of licenses and the possession, sale, and discharge of fire- works as classified by the State Fire Mar- shal as safe for possessing, sale and discharge, and not to permit the posses- sion, sale or use of any other fireworks, classified as dangerous fireworks by the State Fireworks Law, all as provided for and defined in RCW. Each licensee shall further comply with and adhere to the rules and regulations relating to fireworks as issued by the State Fire Marshal. b. Section 7802.2—Retail Sale of Fireworks; City and State Prerequi- site: i. Section 7802.2.1 —No permit shall be issued by the City unless the person applying for same has first obtained a license from the State Fire Marshal as provided in RCW. ii. Section 7802.2.2.2— It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in the retail sale of or to sell any fire- works within the City without first having obtained a permit as hereinaf- ter set forth. 5- 10.1 (Revised 4/99) • This page left intentionally blank. *1000 (Revised 4/99) 5 - 10.2 4-5-070C c. Section 7802.3—Permit Restric- up of all debris from the site of the tions:A permit granted pursuant to this temporary stand which deposit shall Now Chapter shall entitle the permittee to be returned to the applicant only in maintain only one retail outlet.All permits the event that he removes said stand issued pursuant hereto shall be used and cleans up all debris to the satis- only for the specified permittee and shall faction of the Fire Chief or any other be nontransferable. Any transfer or pur- so designated official of the City. In ported transfer of a permit shall be the event of the applicant's failure to deemed a violation of this Chapter. do so,the performance bond or cash deposit shall be forfeited unto the i. Section 7802.3.1 Permit Fee: City. In no event shall the applicant The annual permit fee for the sale of be entitled to the return of the perfor- such fireworks as may be authorized mance bond or cash deposit if he has hereunder or may be authorized by failed to remove the temporary stand the provisions of the laws of the State and failed to clean up all the debris shall be one hundred dollars by July 10th of each year. ($100.00) per annum, payable in ad- vance. vi. Section 7802.3.5 Fireworks Sales: Permits for the retail sale of ii. Section 7802.3.2 Permit Limi- fireworks shall restrict any authorized tations: No person shall receive retail sale to persons sixteen (16) or more than one license for the sale of more years of age. Sellers shall re- fireworks during any one calendar quire proof of age by means of dis- year. play of a valid Washington State driver's license or photo identification iii. Section 7802.3.3 Permit Appli- card issued by the Washington State cation; Investigation: All applica- Department of Licensing. No other tions for a permit shall be made in forms of identification shall be ac- `' e writing addressed to the Chief of the cepted. Fire Department or such other per- son as may be appointed by the It shall be unlawful for any person to Chief. It shall be the duty of the Fire offer for retail sale, or expose for re- Chief or his designee to make a corn- tail sale,or sell at retail within the City plete inspection of the stand site prior except from twelve o'clock(12:00) to the issuance of a permit.The Chief noon on June 28 to eleven o'clock shall have power in his discretion to (11:00) p.m. of July 4 of each year. grant or deny the application,subject to such reasonable conditions, if any, vii. Section 7802.3.6 Fireworks as he shall prescribe. Discharge: No person shall ignite or discharge any fireworks except be- iv. Section 7802.3.4 Time for Ap- tween the hours of nine o'clock(9:00) plication:All applications for li- a.m. and twelve o'clock(12:00) mid- censes as required under the terms night p.m. on July 4 of any calendar of this Chapter shall be made be- year. tween the first day of January and five o'clock(5:00)p.m. May 28 of the d. Exceptions: year for which such license is sought. i. Section 7802.3.6.1 —Public dis- v. Section 7802.3.4.1 Perfor- plays authorized by permit issued mance Bond or Cash Deposit Re- pursuant to WAC. quired:Any applicant shall post with the City a performance bond or cash ii. Section 7802.3.6.2— Use by a deposit in an amount of not less than group or individual for religious or Noire seventy five dollars ($75.00) condi- other specific purpose on an ap- tioned upon the prompt removal of proved date at an approved location the temporary stand and the cleaning 5 - 11 4-5-070C pursuant to a permit issued pursuant ii. Section 7802.3.8.2—No tempo- to WAC. rary fireworks stand shall be located within fifty feet(50') of any other iii. Section 7802.3.6.3—Use of building or structure or within one trick and novelty devices as defined hundred feet(100') of any gasoline in WAC 212-17-030, as amended, station, oil storage tank or premises and use of agricultural and wildlife where flammable liquids are kept or fireworks as defined in RCW. stored. iv. Section 7802.3.7—Public Dis- iii. Section 7802.3.8.3—Each tern- play; Insurance Required: Any ap- porary fireworks stand must have at plicant shall, at the time of issuance least two (2) exits which shall be un- of such license, submit to the City obstructed at all times; and each proper evidence of public liability and stand have a readily accessible fire property damage insurance and extinguisher duly approved in ad- such applicant shall maintain the in- vance by the Fire Chief. surance in a company or companies approved by the City Attorney with iv. Section 7802.3.8.4—All weeds, amounts as follows: One hundred grass and combustible material shall thousand dollars ($100,000.00) or be cleaned from the location of the more for injuries to any one (1) per- temporary fireworks stand and sur- son in one(1) accident or occur- rounding area a distance of not less rence; three hundred thousand than twenty five feet(25'), measured dollars($300,000.00) or more for in- from the exterior walls of each side of juries to two (2) or more persons in the temporary fireworks stand. any one (1) accident or occurrence; fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00) v. Section 7802.3.8.5—No smok- for damage to property in any one(1) ing shall be permitted in or near a accident or occurrence. temporary fireworks stand, and the same shall be posted with proper"No v. Section 7802.3.7.1 —Pyrotech- Smoking"signs,which rules are to be nic Operator Required: Every pub- strictly enforced. No fireworks shall lic display of fireworks shall be be discharged within one hundred handled or supervised by a State Ii- feet(100')of any retail fireworks sale censed pyrotechnic operator. location. e. Section 7802.3.8—Temporary vi. Section 7802.3.8.6—Each tern- Stands; Required Standards: The tern- porary fireworks stand shall have an porary stands of all licensees shall con- adult in attendance at all times. No form to the following minimum standards child or children under the age of six- and conditions: teen (16) years shall be allowed in- side any temporary fireworks stand. i. Section 7802.3.8.1 —Temporary fireworks stands need not comply vii. Section 7802.3.8.7—All unsold with all the provisions of the Building stock and accompanying litter shall Code; provided however, that all be removed from the temporary fire- such stands shall be erected under works stand by twelve o'clock(12:00) the supervision of the Fire Chief or noon on July 6 of each year. his duly authorized representative who shall require that all such stands viii. Section 7802.3.8—Danger- be constructed in a safe manner en- ous Fireworks Prohibited: It shall be suring the safety of attendants and unlawful for any person to sell, pos- patrons. In the event any such tern- sess, use or explode any dangerous porary stand is wired for electricity, or illegal fireworks within the City. then the wiring shall conform to the Dangerous or illegal fireworks shall NIES Electrical Code of the City. be those fireworks so defined by 5 - 12 4-5-070D RCW and any subsequent amend- c. Section 7902.6.1.3—Leaking ments thereto which said Code sec-.. Tanks: All unauthorized releases from tion is hereby adopted by reference underground storage tanks shall be re- as part of this Code,one copy having ported in conformance with RMC been filed with the City Clerk for pub- 4-5-120K, Release Reporting Require- lic inspection. ments. Leaking tanks shall be promptly emptied and removed from the ground ix. Section 7802.3.9—Enforce- and abandoned in accordance with sec- ment Officer:The Fire Chief or his tion 79.116. duly authorized representative is hereby designated as enforcing of- d. Section 7902.6.1.4—All new above ficer of this Chapter. In addition to all ground and underground tank installa- other grounds for revocation or termi- tions and modifications or additions to ex- nation of a permit as set forth in the isting systems shall be subject to plan general provisions hereof,any failure review and installation fees as described or refusal on the part of a permittee to in section 103.3.2. obey any rule, regulation or request of the Fire Chief concerning the sale 17. Hazardous Materials—Article 80 of of fireworks shall be grounds for the the Uniform Fire Code, 1997 Edition, entitled revocation of a fireworks permit. "Hazardous Materials",is hereby amended to read as follows: (Amd. Ord. 4769, 3-8-1999) x. Section 7802.3.10— Fireworks; Zoning Compliance:The location of Section 8001.3.1.1 Plan Review and Per- the proposed place of business shall mit Fees: All new installations and/or be only in those areas or zones modifications or additions to existing sys- within the City wherein business, or tems shall require plan review and permit industrial activities, are authorized fees as stipulated in RMC 4-1-150, Fire under the applicable zoning law of Prevention Fees. (Ord.4547,7-24-1995; the City; provided,that the sale of Amd.Ord. 4769, 3-8-1999) "common"fireworks shall not be deemed an enlargement of existing D. FIRE HYDRANTS: nonconforming use; and provided further,that no fireworks shall be sold 1. Required for Construction:All build- in any residential area where a busi- ings constructed within the City of Renton ness enterprise does not exist. shall be served by fire hydrants installed in accordance with the requirements of this 16. Flammable and Combustible Liquids Section. (Ord. 4007, 7-14-1986) —Article 79 of the Uniform Fire Code, 1997 Edition, entitled"Flammable and Combusti- a. Plans Required Prior to Permit:No ble Liquids," is hereby amended to read as building permit shall be issued until plans follows: (Amd. Ord.4769, 3-8-1999) required under this Chapter have been submitted and approved in accordance a. Section 7902.6.1.1 —All new under- with the provisions contained in this ground storage tanks shall conform to the Chapter. standards as defined in the"Under- ground Storage Tank Secondary Con- b. Installation Timing: No construc- tainment Ordinance". tion beyond the foundation shall be al- lowed until hydrants and mains are in b. Section 7902.6.1.2—Scope: All place, unless approved by the appropri- provisions of the"Underground Storage ate City authority, following appropriate Tank Secondary Containment Ordi- application and a finding that there is no nance"shall apply to the installation,use, life or safety threat involved. maintenance and abandonment of un- derground storage tanks. c. Upgrade of Existing Hydrants Re- quired: In addition,presently existing fire hydrants which do not conform with the 5- 13 (Revised 4/99) 4-5-070D requirements and standards of this Sec- and which said structure or building is used tion when replaced shall be replaced with for school,church,rest home,hospital or mul- hydrants which do conform to the stan- tiple residential apartments (four(4) individ- dards and requirements of this Section. ual apartment units or more)or any other (Ord. 4007, 7-14-1985) place of public assembly, and wheresoever located, shall at his expense install or cause 2. Fire Hydrant Requirements in Corn- to be installed fire hydrant or hydrants unless mercial, Business, Industrial and Manu- adequate and sufficient hydrants are located facturing Areas: or accessible within one hundred fifty feet (150')of any such building or structure.The a. Installation Required:The owner of number, location, size and type of such hy- any building hereafter constructed or drant or hydrants to be installed shall be as used in the City which building or struc- specified in RMC 8-4-24B, further reference ture is not located or accessible within hereby had thereto, and all of such installa- one hundred fifty feet(150') of any fire tion to be approved by the City Fire Depart- hydrant and such building or structure ment. (Amd. Ord. 4769,3-8-1999) being located or situated in any area zoned and to be used, or actually used 4. Fire Hydrants; Special Locations: In for any commercial, business, industrial addition to the foregoing requirements, addi- or manufacturing purpose shall,at his ex- tional hydrant or hydrants may be required or pense, install or cause to have installed separately required in areas which are being fire hydrant or hydrants together with the utilized for open storage of flammable prod- necessary pipes, appurtenances and ucts, including flammable liquids, or other ar- connections in order to connect and hook eas of special fire hazards with spacing and on said hydrant or hydrants to the City's floor requirements based on the fire protec- existing water supply. It shall be unlawful tion required in each instance;the number, for any person to own,occupy or use any size, type and location of hydrants for the building or structure as defined in RMC aforesaid purpose shall be as specified in 8-4-24B, C and D, unless such building subsection D2 of this Section and all of such or structure is located within one hundred installations to be subject to the approval of fifty feet(150')of any fire hydrant. (Amd. the Fire Department. Ord. 4769, 3-8-1999) 5. Multiple Uses—Contract: In the event b. Number and Location of Hy- that the installation of any such fire hydrant or drants:The number and location of such hydrants as above set forth,and the connect- hydrants shall be in accordance with ing system pertaining thereto,should benefit good fire engineering practice and stan- two(2)or more properties then the owners of dards, the size, location, and construc- such benefited properties shall share the cost tion to comply with the rules and of such installation in the proportion of the regulations of the American Insurance benefits so derived. Whenever an owner is Association formerly known as the Na- required to install such fire hydrant or fire hy- tional Board of Fire Underwriters and all drants under the provision of this Section and of such installations to be duly approved which installation will benefit outer properties by the Fire Department prior to its accep- not owned or controlled by such owner,then tance thereof by the City. in any such case such owner may apply to the City for an agreement under the provi- c. Applicability to Annexed Proper- sions of the Municipal Water and Sewer Fa- ties: The aforesaid requirements shall cilities Act known as chapter 261 of the likewise apply to any such building or Sessions Laws of 1959 and any such agree- structure as hereinabove defined which ment between such owner and the City shall is hereafter annexed to the City. (Ord. run for a period not to exceed five (5) years 2434, 9-23-1968) and thus permit such owner to recover a por- tion of the cost of such initial installation from 3. Fire Hydrants in Other Areas: The other parties in the event of any such future owner or party in control of any building here- hook up or connection. Such contract shallNg after constructed in or annexed to the City further provide that the owner of any building (Revised 4/99) 5 - 14 4-5-070D or structure subsequently erected shall not 8. Number of Hydrants Required: The be permitted,during the term of the aforesaid, number of fire hydrants that shall be required Ns, contract,to make any hook up or connection for the new construction or a defined risk shall to the City's water system or to any such hy- be based on the amount of fire flow that is re- drant until such owner has paid his propor- quired to protect said risk. The requirement tionate fair share of the initial cost of such shall be one hydrant per one thousand installation as set forth in said contract. Any (1,000) g.p.m. fire flow. (Ord. 4007, such agreement entered into between such 7-14-1986) owner causing such installation and the City shall be filed for record with the King County 9. Location of Hydrants: Auditor's office and thereupon such filing shall constitute due notice of the terms and a. Minimum Distances from Struc- requirements therein specified to all other tures: These fire hydrants shall be lo- parties. The City further reserves the right, cated no closer than fifty feet (50') from upon approval of the City Council,to partici- the structure and no greater than three pate in the installation of any oversized water hundred feet(300').The primary hydrant line extensions or additional or extra improve- shall be not further than one hundred fifty ments relative to such installations. (Ord. feet(150')from the structure.(Ord.4007, 2434, 9-23-1968) 7-14-1986) 6. Fire Flow Requirements: 10. Hydrant Accessibility: Hydrants shall not be obstructed by any structure or vegeta- a. Basis for and Computation of Fire tion, or have the hydrant visibility impaired Flow Requirement: The fire flow re- within a distance of one hundred fifty feet quirement applied by the Fire Marshal (150') in any direction of vehicular approach under the provisions of this Section shall to the hydrant.All hydrants are to be accessi- be based upon criteria established in Ap- ble to Fire Department pumpers over roads pendix IIIA of the Uniform Fire Code as capable of supporting such fire apparatus. amended, added to or accepted herein. (Ord. 3541, 5-4-1981; Amd. Ord. 4007, Appendix IIIA of the Uniform Fire Code is 7-14-1986) hereby adopted by reference. One copy of that document shall be filed in the City a. Fire Marshal Discretion: The Fire Clerk's office and be available for use Marshal shall have discretion to deter- and examination by the public. (Ord. mine the location of the hydrants based 4327, 8-26-1991) upon a review of the location of the exist- ing utilities, topography and the charac- b. Unknown Fire Flow: Where the ex- teristics of the building or structure;minor isting fire flow is not known or cannot be deviations may be granted by Fire De- easily determined, it shall be required of partment approval of written requests. the developer to compute the available (Ord. 4007, 7-14-1986) fire flow using standards and criteria set forth at Renton City Ordinance No.3056. 11. Design and Installation Require- (Ord. 4007, 7-14-1986) ments: The installation of all fire hydrants shall be in accordance with sound engineer- 7. Residential Sprinkling Permitted: ing practices. In addition, the following re- When the fire flow is less than one thousand quirements shall apply to all building (1,000) gallons per minute but greater than construction projects: five hundred (500) gallons per minute, then residential structures shall be permitted to be a. Two (2)copies of detailed plans or served by sprinklers unless the Fire Chief has drawings, accurately indicating the loca- made a written finding that the public safety, tion of all valves and fire hydrants to be health or welfare will be threatened, stating installed shall be submitted to the Fire the factors upon which such finding is based, Marshal prior to the commencement of in which case residential structures shall not any construction. be permitted to be constructed at such loca- tion. (Ord. 4327, 8-26-1991) 5 - 15 (Revised 4/99) 4-5-070D b. All fire hydrants must be approved by k. All pipe shall meet City of Renton the City of Renton, Public Works Depart- standards per RMC 4-6-010A. ment. Nee I. The maximum distance between fire c. All construction of the fire hydrant in- hydrants in single family use district stallation and its attendant water system zones shall be six hundred feet(600'). connection shall conform to the design standards and specifications of the City m. The maximum distance between fire of Renton. hydrants in commercial, industrial and apartment(including duplex) use district d. Fire hydrant installation shall be ade- zones shall be three hundred feet(300'). quately protected against vehicular dam- age in accordance with RMC 4-6-010A. n. Lateral spacing of fire hydrants shall be predicated on hydrants being located e. An auxiliary gate valve shall be in- at street intersections. stalled at the main line tee to permit the repair and replacement of the hydrant o. The appropriate water authority and without disruption of water service. Fire Department shall be notified in writ- ing of the date the fire hydrant installation f. All hydrants shall stand plumb,±3°,to and its attendant water connection sys- be set to the finished grade with the bot- tem will be available for use. tom flange two inches(2")above ground or curb grade and have no less than thirty p. The Fire Marshal shall be notified six inches (36") in diameter of clear area when all newly installed hydrants or about the hydrant for the clearance of hy- mains are placed in service. drant wrenches on both outlets and on the control valve. q. Where fire hydrants are not in ser- vice,they shall be identified as being out g. The port shall face the most likely of service by a method approved by the '4604 route of approach and location of the fire Fire Marshal. (Ord. 3541,5-4-1981) truck while pumping; distance from pumper port to street curb shall be no fur- 12. Special Requirements for Buildings ther than twelve feet (12'), all as deter- More Than Two Hundred Feet(200')from a mined by the Fire Marshal. Street Property Line:The requirements of this Section apply to all building construction h. The lead from the service main to the projects in which buildings are located or are hydrant shall be no less than six inches to be located such that any portion is more (6") in diameter. Any hydrant leads over than two hundred feet (200') in vehicular fifty feet(50')in length from water main in travel from a street property line, except de- hydrant shall be no less than eight inches tached single family dwellings: (8") in diameter. a. Buildings that have required fire i. All hydrants newly installed in single flows of less than two thousand five hun- family residential areas shall be supplied dred (2,500)g.p.m. may have fire hy- by not less than six inch (6") mains, and drants on one side of the building only. shall be capable of delivering one thou- sand (1,000) g.p.m. fire flow over and b. When the required fire flow is over above average maximum demands at two thousand five hundred (2,500) the farthest point of the installation. Hy- g.p.m., the fire hydrants shall be served drant leads up to fifty feet(50') long may by a main which loops around the build- be six inches (6") in diameter. ing or complex of buildings and recon- nects back into a distribution supply j. All hydrants shall conform to the latest main. revised City of Renton Standard Detail NINO and Specifications. (Amd. Ord. 4769, c. The number of fire hydrants that shall 3-8-1999) be required for the new construction or a (Revised 4/99) 5 - 16 4-5-080B defined risk shall be based on the nected from those used for other purposes. amount of fire flow that is required to pro, (Ord. 4441,2-28-1994) *bpi tect said risk.The requirement shall be one hydrant per one thousand (1,000) 18. Use for Other Than Fire Protection g.p.m. fire flow.These fire hydrants shall Prohibited: In no case will any tap be made be located no closer than fifty feet (50') upon any pipe used for fire service purposes from the structure and no greater than or any tank connected therewith,nor shall the three hundred feet(300').All hydrants use of any water be permitted through any are to be accessible to Fire Department fire service nor through any pipes,tanks or pumpers over roads capable of support- other fixtures therewith connected for any ing such fire apparatus.The Fire Marshal purposes except the extinguishing of fire on shall determine the location of the hy- such premises or testing flows for fire control drants based upon a determination of purposes. (Ord. 4441, 2-28-1994) utility, topography and building or struc- ture;minor deviations may be granted by 19. Changes Requiring Increased Fire Fire Department approval of written re- Protection: Whenever any change in the quests. (Ord.3541,5-4-1981;Amd.Ord. use, occupancy or construction of any pre- 4769, 3-8-1999) mises or purposes as hereinabove defined require any increased fire and hydrant pro- 13. Water System Requirements for Hy- tection, the owner, owners or person in drants: All fire hydrants shall be served by a charge of such premises shall proceed municipal or quasi-municipal water system, promptly toward securing adequate protec- or as otherwise approved by the Fire Mar- tion and all such installation or changes to be shal. (Ord. 4007, 7-14-1986) completed providing for such increased fire protection, prior to the use or occupancy of 14. Service and Testing of Hydrants: All such facilities. hydrants shall be subject to testing, inspec- tion and approval by the Fire Control Division. 20. Violation and Penalties: A violation of (Ord. 4007, 7-14-1986) any subsection or provision of this Section is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not 15. Prohibited Hydrants: The installation less than five hundred dollars ($500.00)for of flush type hydrants is prohibited unless ap- each offense or ninety(90)days in jail or both proved by the Fire Marshal and such ap- such fine and such jail time. Each day upon proval shall be given only when permitted fire which a violation occurs or continues consti- hydrants would be dangerous or impractical. tutes a separate offense. (Ord. 3541, The showing of such danger or impracticabil- 5-4-1981) ity shall be the burden of the builder. (Ord. 3541, 5-4-1981) 4-5-080 UNIFORM HOUSING CODE: 16. Dead End Mains Prohibited: Provi- sions shall be made wherever appropriate in A. ADOPTION: any project for looping all dead end or tempo- The"Uniform Housing Code, 1997 Edition", as rarity dead end mains.A minimum fifteen foot published by the"International Conference of (15') easement shall be required. Construc- Building Officials" is hereby adopted by refer- tion plans must be approved by the Public ence. (Ord. 3216, 4-10-1978; Amd. Ord. 4768, Works Department as per this Section and 3-8-1999) other applicable City regulations prior to com- mencement of construction. (Ord. 3541, B. CITY AMENDMENTS TO CERTAIN 5-4-1981) UNIFORM HOUSING CODE PROCEDURES: 17. Meter or Detection Required for Pri- RMC 4-9-050, Abatement of Dangerous Build- vate Water or Fire Service: Services for fire ings, shall be used for procedures in the Uniform protection must be metered or detector Housing Code, chapters 9 through 14. (Ord. `err,, checkered at the expense of the owner and 3760, 12-5-1983; Amd. Ord. 4768, 3-8-1999) fitted with such fixtures only as are needed for fire protection and must be entirely discon- 5 - 17 (Revised 4/99) 4-5-090A 4-5-090 UNIFORM MECHANICAL Officials"is hereby adopted by reference. (Ord. CODE: 4358, 7-20-1992; Amd. Ord.4768, 3-8-1999) A. ADOPTION: B. CITY AMENDMENTS TO UNIFORM The"Uniform Mechanical Code, 1997 Edition,"as SWIMMING POOL CODE: published by the"International Conference of Section 1.7: Amend first paragraph section 1.7, Building Officials"as amended by chapter 51-42 relating to violations and penalties pursuant to WAC is hereby adopted by reference.(Ord.4546, RMC 1-3-2,Civil Penalties. (Ord.3760, 7-24-1995; Amd. Ord.4768, 3-8-1999) 12-5-1983) B. BOARD OF APPEALS: C. FENCING REQUIRED AROUND The Board of Appeals of section 110 shall be the POOLS AND SPAS: Board of Adjustment. (Ord. 4546, 7-24-1995) 1. Fence Height and Construction Stan- dards: For the protection of the citizens and 4-5-100 UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE: general public, all swimming pools con- structed shall be completely enclosed by a A. ADOPTION: substantial wall or fence of not less than six The"Uniform Plumbing Code, 1997 Edition,"as feet(6') in height and such wall or fence and published by the"International Association of the swimming pool shall be under the same Plumbing and Mechanical Officials"and chapters ownership or control. Any wall or fence shall 51-42 and 51-47 WAC are hereby adopted by ref- be so constructed as not to have openings, erence. (Ord. 4358, 7-20-1992;Amd. Ord. 4768, holes or gaps larger than two inches (2") in 3-8-1999) any dimension, except for doors and gates. (Ord. 3538, 5-4-1981) B. STATE AMENDMENTS TO UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE: 2. Self-Closing Device/Lock Required: Whenever there is a discrepancy in the require- All openings in such wall or fence shall be ments between the Uniform Plumbing Code, equipped with gates having a self-latching, 1997 Edition, as published by the"International self-closing device with the latch on the inside Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Offi- of the gate not readily accessible for children cials"and chapters 51-46 and 51-47 WAC, the to operate, and such gate shall be securely Washington Administrative Code sections will be locked when the swimming pool is unat- deemed to have amended the Uniform Plumbing tended or uncovered; provided, however, if Code, 1997 Edition, as published by the"Interna- the premises of the residence in which said tional Conference of Building Officials."(Ord. pool is located is enclosed,then this provision 4358, 7-20-1992; Amd. Ord. 4768, 3-8-1999) may be waived by the Building Department upon inspection and approval of the resi- C. CITY AMENDMENTS TO UNIFORM dence enclosure. PLUMBING CODE: Section 102.3:Amend the first paragraph of sec- tion 102.3 of the UPC, relating to violations and penalties, to read pursuant to RMC 1-3-2, Civil Penalties. (Ord. 3760, 12-5-1983; Amd. Ord. 4768, 3-8-1999) 4-5-110 UNIFORM SWIMMING POOL CODE: A. ADOPTION: The Uniform Swimming Pool, Spa and Hot Tub Code, 1997 Edition,as published by the"Interna- tional Association of Plumbing and Mechanical ` (Revised 4/99) 5 - 18 4-5-120D 3. Compliance Required for Existing storage facilities, establishes uniform stan- Pools: Swimming pools already constructed dards for release reporting, emergency re- and in operation shall comply with this Sec-- sponse and abandonments, and specifies tion within ninety(90)days after the adoption permit procedures. of this Section (4-19-1978). B. INTENT: D. MODIFICATIONS: It is the intent of this Section to provide a method The Building Official may make modification in in- by which: dividual cases upon showing of good cause, with respect to the height, nature or location of the 1. To safely store regulated substances in- fence, wall, gates or latches or the necessity cluding hazardous materials, flammable and therefor, provided the protection as sought here- combustible liquids, and toxic substances in under is not reduced thereby.The Building Official underground storage facilities; to trap and may permit other protective devices or structures safely hold for recovery any regulated sub- to be used as long as the degree of the protection stance which may leak from underground afforded by substitute devices or structure is not storage facilities; less than the protection afforded by the wall, fence, gate and latch described herein. 2. To provide a systematic means of moni- toring to determine the presence of any E. SETBACKS FROM PROPERTY LINES: leaked substance so that it may be safely re- All private swimming pools shall be constructed covered in a timely manner; or placed so as to have a side yard of not less than six feet(6')in width on each side,a rear yard 3. To provide a means to monitor existing of not less than six feet(6') in width and a front underground storage facilities to detect leaks; setback of not less than thirty feet(30'). 4. To protect groundwater resources; F. SUPERVISION REQUIRED FOR OUTDOOR POOLS: 5. To protect the City's drinking water sup- `` "" No person shall maintain an outdoor swimming ply from impacts caused by regulated sub- pool on his premises without providing adequate stances; and supervision at all times when the swimming pool is in use so that no person may be injured or 6. To reduce the fire and life safety hazards drowned therein. (Ord. 3538, 5-4-1981) associated with substances that might other- wise escape from a primary container. G. BOARD OF APPEALS: The Board of Appeals of section 1.18 shall be the C. COMPLIANCE WITH UNIFORM FIRE Board of Adjustment. (Ord. 3760, 12-5-1983) CODE REQUIRED: In addition to the provisions of this Section, all un- derground storage facilities installations shall 4-5-120 UNDERGROUND STORAGE meet all applicable provisions and requirements TANK SECONDARY CONTAINMENT of articles 79 and 80 of the Uniform Fire Code. REGULATIONS D. APPLICABILITY: A. PURPOSE: 1. Persons who own one or more under- 1. The purpose of this Section is to estab- ground storage facilities storing regulated lish secondary containment and monitoring substances(including hazardous sub requirements for new underground storage stances,flammable liquids,toxic substances, facilities which store regulated substances in- and combustible liquids) shall comply with cluding hazardous materials, flammable liq- this Chapter. If the operator of the under uids, toxic substances and combustible ground storage facility is not the owner, then liquids.This Section establishes construction the owner shall enter into a written contract standards for new underground storage facil- ities, establishes separate monitoring stan- dards for new and existing underground 5 - 19 4-5-120E 2. All new underground storage facilities 3. Septic tanks; which store regulated substances must com- ply with the construction and monitoring stan- 4. Storage tanks situated in an underground dards for new underground storage facilities area (such as a basement, cellar, minework- as set forth in this Section. ,ing,drift, shaft or tunnel)if the storage tank is situated upon or above the surface of the 3. All existing underground storage facilities floor; which store regulated substances must com- ply with the monitoring standards for existing 5. Pipeline facility: Pipelines which trans- underground facilities which are set forth in port regulated substances interjurisdiction- this Section. However, existing underground ally; storage facilities which meet the construction and monitoring standards for new facilities as 6. Surface impoundment, pit, pond or la- set forth in this Section may be issued per- goon; mits and regulated pursuant to the standards and procedures for new facilities. 7. Stormwater or wastewater collection sys- tem; 4. All existing underground storage facilities which are located in Zone 1 of the Aquifer 8. Flow-through process tanks; or Protection Area and which store regulated substances must comply with the construc- 9. Liquid trap or associated gathering lines tion and monitoring standards for new under- directly related to oil or gas production and ground storage facilities as set forth in this gathering operations. Section within eighteen (18) months of the date of adoption of this Section (4-4-1988). F. FIRE CHIEF AND FIRE DEPARTMENT AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY: 5. All owners and/or operators of under- The Fire Department shall not issue a permit to ground storage facilities which store regu- operate an underground storage facility until the lated substances now, have stored regulated Department inspects the underground storage fa- substances in the past, or have the ability to cility and determines that the underground star- store regulated substances in the future must age facility complies with the provisions of these comply with the release reporting require- regulations. The Fire Chief or his duly authorized ments, the closure requirements and the per- representative is hereby designated as the en- mit application requirements as set forth in forcing officer of this Section. In addition to all this Section. other grounds for revocation or termination of per- mits set forth in the general provisions hereof,any 6. The detection of any unauthorized re- failure or refusal on the part of a permittee to obey lease shall require compliance with the re- any rule, regulation, condition or law concerning porting requirements of this Section. the installation, maintenance, or removal of un- derground storage facilities shall be grounds for E. EXCLUSIONS: revocation of a permit. This Section specifically excludes regulation of the following: G. DEFINITIONS OF TERMS USED IN THIS SECTION: 1. Farm or residential tanks of one thou- sand one hundred (1,100) gallons or less ca- ABANDONMENT OF UNDERGROUND STOR- pacity used for storing motor fuel for AGE FACILITIES: noncommercial purposes, except for new tank installations in the City's Aquifer Protec- 1. The relinquishment or termination or por- tion Area; session, ownership or control without full dis- closure to the new owner thereof of contain- 2. Tanks used for storing heating oil for con- ers, tanks, or pipes which have stored in the sumption use by single family residences, ex- past or are currently storing regulated sub- cept for new tank installations in the City's stances whether by vacating or by disposition Aquifer Protection Area; 4 5 -20 4-5-120G thereof and shall not depend on a mere lapse out of the containment system and will be free of of time;or cracks and gaps. `woe 2. Storage facilities which have been sub- NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED INDEPENDENT stantially emptied and unattended. TESTING ORGANIZATION: Any one of the fol- lowing organizations, or other organizations ap- AQUIFER PROTECTION AREA(APA): Refer to proved by the Fire Chief: RMC 4-3-05062, Applicability—Critical Areas Designations/Mapping,Aquifer Protection, and American National Standards Institute(ANSI) RMC 4-11-010, Definitions A. (Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) CLOSURE OF UNDERGROUND STORAGE FACILITIES:The lawful emptying and/or removal American Society for Testing and Materials of underground storage facilities pursuant to a (ASTM) permit issued by the Fire Department and in con- formance with article 79 of the Uniform Fire Code. National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NAGE) CONTINUOUS MONITORING: A system using automatic equipment which routinely performs National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) the required monitoring on a periodic or cyclic ba- sis throughout each day. Underwriters Laboratories (UL) DEPARTMENT: The City of Renton Fire Depart- Underwriters Laboratories of Canada, Inc. ment. (ULC) DOUBLE-WALLED: A container with two (2) NEW UNDERGROUND STORAGE FACILITY: complete shells which provide both primary and Any underground storage facility subject to this secondary containment.The outer shell must pro- Section which is installed after the effective date vide structural support and must be constructed of this Section or which complies with the require- primarily of nonearthen materials including, but ments of RMC 4-5-120H. not limited to, concrete, steel, and plastic. OPERATOR: Any person in control of, or having EXISTING UNDERGROUND STORAGE FACIL- responsibility for,the daily operation of a storage ITY:Any underground storage facility that is not a facility. new underground storage facility. The term in- cludes any underground storage facility which OWNER: Includes his duly authorized agent or has contained a hazardous substance in the past attorney, a purchaser, devisee, fiduciary and a and,as of July 1, 1987, had the physical capacity person having vested or contingent interest in the of being used again (it had not been removed or property in question. completely filled with an inert solid). PRIMARY CONTAINMENT:A device (such as a LEAK DETECTION SYSTEM: A system or tech- tank, pipe,drum) and associated appurtenances nology capable of detecting,within twenty four which holds a regulated substance. (24) hours,the failure of either the primary or sec- ondary containment structure or the presence of PRODUCT TIGHT: Impervious to the substance liquid in the secondary containment structure. which is contained, or is to be contained,so as to prevent the seepage of the substance from the MEMBRANE LINER: Any membrane sheet ma- primary containment. To be product tight,the pri- terial fabricated into system for secondary con- mary container shall not be subject to physical or tainment.A membrane liner is placed external to chemical deterioration by the substance which it a tank, in order to be an impermeable barrier be- contains over the useful life of the tank. tween a primary containment device including pipes, and the ground. The membrane must pro- REGULATED SUBSTANCES: Any hazardous 4000., vide a complete envelope that will prevent both materials,flammable liquid,combustible liquid,or lateral and vertical migration of the stored product 5 -21 (Revised 10/00) 4-5-120H toxic substances which are more particularly de- transmission of regulated substances and the vol- fined as: ume of which (including the volume of the under- ground pipes connected thereto) is ten percent 1. Flammable Liquid: Any liquid having a (10%)or more beneath the surface of the ground. `' flash point below one hundred degrees(100°) The underground storage facilities include but are Fahrenheit and having a vapor pressure not not limited to line leak detectors,monitoring wells, exceeding forty(40) pounds per square inch continuous automatic leak detection systems,and (absolute)at one hundred degrees (100°) secondary containment systems associated Fahrenheit. therewith. 2. Combustible Liquid:A liquid having a H. NEW UNDERGROUND STORAGE flash point at or above one hundred degrees FACILITIES AND MONITORING (100°) Fahrenheit. STANDARDS: 3. Hazardous Materials: Includes such 1. Applicability:The following subsections materials as flammable solids, corrosive liq- shall apply to all new installations of primary uids, radioactive materials, oxidizing materi- and secondary containers including leak fin- als, highly toxic, materials, poisonous gases, terception and detection systems. reactive materials, unstable materials, hyper- bolic materials and pyrophoric materials as 2. Standards for New Underground Stor- defined in article 9 of the Uniform Fire Code age Facilities: and any substance or mixture of substances which is an irritant, a strong sensitizer or a. Primary and secondary levels of con- which generates pressure through exposure tainment shall be required for all new un- to heat, decomposition or other means. derground storage facilities used for the storage of regulated substances. 4. Toxic Substance:Any material, either singularly or in combination,which may pose b. All primary containers shall be prod- a present or potential hazard to human health uct-tight and shall be installed in accor- or to the quality of groundwaters when im- dance with all applicable sections of properly used, stored,transported or dis- article 79 of the Uniform Fire Code. posed of or otherwise mismanaged including fertilizers, herbicides, and pesticides. c. All secondary containers shall be constructed of materials of sufficient SECONDARY CONTAINMENT:A system which thickness, density, and composition to will completely collect and contain all primary prevent structural weakening of the sec- containment spills and leaks, and contaminated ondary container as a result of contact precipitations, until appropriate remedial action with any released hazardous substance can be determined. and shall be capable of containing any SINGLE-WALLED: A container with one shell in which regulated substances can or are being stored and which provides primary containment. UNAUTHORIZED RELEASE:Any spilling, leak- ing, emitting, discharging, escaping, leaching, or disposing from any underground storage tank into groundwater, surface water,or subsurface soils. Unauthorized release does not include intentional withdrawals of hazardous substances for the pur- pose of legitimate sale, use or disposal. UNDERGROUND STORAGE FACILITY:A tank, pipe, vessel or other container, or any combina- tion of the foregoing,used or designed to be used ., for the underground storage or underground (Revised 10/00) 5- 22 4-5-120H unauthorized release of the hazardous greater than that required in subsection substance stored within the primary con- H2e of this Section. The available pore tainer(s) for at least the maximum antici- space in the secondary container backfill pated period, established by manufac- shall be determined using appropriate turer's specifications, sufficient to allow • engineering methods and safety factors detection and removal of the unautho- and shall consider the specific retention rized release. and specific yield of the backfill material, the location of the primary container d. If a hazardous substance has come • within the secondary container, and the into contact with the secondary container proposed method of operation for the and either additional primary containers secondary container. exist within the secondary container or the leaking primary container has been h. The secondary container shall be closed as specified in this Section and re- equipped with a collection system to ac- placed by a new primary container, the cumulate, temporarily store, and permit owner shall demonstrate to the satisfac- removal of any precipitation, subsurface tion of the Department that the require- infiltration, or hazardous substance re- ments of subsection H2c of this Section leased from the primary container. are still achievable or replace the sec- ondary container. i. Laminated, coated, or clad materials shall be considered single-walled and e. The secondary container shall have shall not be construed to fulfill the re- the ability to contain the following vol- quirements of both primary and second- umes: ary containment. i. At least one hundred percent j. All primary containers and double- (100%) of the volume of the primary walled underground storage tanks sub- container where only one primary ject to flotations shall be weighted or an- lotlir" container is within the secondary chored using methods specified by the container. manufacturer or, if none exist, best engi- neering judgment. ii. In the case of multiple primary containers within a single secondary 3. Design Standards for New Primary container, the secondary container Containers and Double-Walled Under- shall be large enough to contain one ground Storage Tanks: hundred fifty percent(150%) of the volume of the largest primary con- a. Cathodically protected steel under- tainer placed in it or ten percent ground storage tanks, steel underground (10%) of the aggregate internal vol- storage tanks clad with glass fibre-rein- ume of all primary containers in the forced plastic, and glass fibre plastic un- secondary container, whichever is derground storage tanks shall be greater. fabricated and designed to standards de- veloped by a nationally recognized inde- f. If the secondary container is open to pendent testing organization or be listed rainfall, then it shall be able to accommo- by the testing organization. date the volume of precipitation which could enter the secondary container dur- b. Underground storage tanks shall be ing a twenty four(24) hour, one hundred tested by the manufacturer or an inde- (100)year storm in addition to the volume pendent testing organization for durability of hazardous substance storage required and chemical compatibility with the regu- in subsection H2e of this Section. lated substances to be stored using rec- ognized engineering practices for g. The volumetric requirements for the materials testing. Nome- pore space of a granular material placed in the secondary container as backfill for c. Except for steel underground storage the primary container shall be equal to or tanks,a wear plate(striker plate)shall be 5 -23 4-5-120H centered under all accessible openings e. All primary containers and double- of the underground storage tank. The walled underground storage tanks shall plate shall be constructed of steel or, if be installed according to the manufac- the steel is not compatible with the regu- turer's written recommendations or, if no lated substance stored, a material resis- . written recommendations exist, best en- tant to the stored regulated substance. gineering practice. The width of the plate shall be at least nine inches(9")wide and have an area of f. Underground storage tanks shall be one square foot or be equal to the area of tested before being put into service in ac- the accessible opening or guide tube, cordance with the applicable sections of whichever is larger. The thickness of the the code under which they were built. steel plate shall be at least 0.053 inch The ASME code stamp or listing mark of (1.35 mm), and those constructed of Underwriters Laboratories, Incorporated other materials(as required) shall be of (UL), or any other nationally recognized sufficient thickness to provide equivalent independent testing organization shall be protection.The plate shall be rolled to the evidence of compliance with this require- contours of underground storage tank ment. and bonded or seam welded in place. g. Before being covered, enclosed, or d. Single-walled primary containers of placed in use, all underground storage steel and the outer surface of double- tanks and piping shall be tested for tight- walled underground storage tanks con- ness hydrostatically or with air pressure structed of steel which are not clad with at not less than three (3) pounds per glass fibre reinforced plastic,shall be pro- square inch and not more than five(5) tected by a properly installed,maintained, pounds per square inch. Pressure piping and monitored cathodic protection sys- shall be hydrostatically tested to one hun- tern.Selection of the type of protection to dred fifty percent(150%)of the maximum be employed shall be based on a certifi- anticipated pressure of the system, or cation listing by a nationally recognized pneumatically tested to one hundred ten independent testing organization or the percent(110%) of the maximum antici- judgment of a registered corrosion engi- pated pressure of the system, but not neer or a National Association of Corro- less than five(5) pounds per square inch sion Engineers(NAGE) accredited gauge at the highest point of the system. corrosion specialist taking into account This test shall be maintained for a suffi- the corrosion history of the area. Under- cient time to complete visual inspection ground storage tanks with listed corrosion of all joints and connections, but for at resistant materials, nonmetallic glass fi- least ten (10) minutes. In lieu of the ber reinforced plastic coatings, compos- above,a test using accepted engineering ites,or equivalent systems shall be tested practices shall be used. Double-walled immediately prior to installation. underground storage tanks are exempt from the requirements of this Section pro- i. The protection system shall be in- vided that the annular space is monitored spected under the direction of a reg- using either pressure or vacuum testing. istered corrosion engineer or NACE (Ord. 4147, 4-4-1988) corrosion specialist at the frequency specified in the certification or in ac- h. All underground storage tanks shall cordance with the schedule pre- be equipped with an overflow spill protec- scribed by the system designer, but tion system; a combination of"i" and at not less than annually. least one additional method of"ii"through "iv" must be used and is defined as fol- ii. Underground storage tanks in a lows: vault and not backfilled are ex- empted from the requirements of this i. A spill catchment basin which subsection. surrounds the fill pipe and prevents the inflow of the hazardous sub- 5 -24 4-5-120H stance into the subsurface environ- age of a leak of regulated substances ment. from any part of the primary container to the monitoring location(s). ii. A level sensing device that con- tinuously monitors and indicates the • e. Two(2) or more primary containers liquid level in the underground stor- shall not utilize the same secondary con- age tank. tainer if the primary containers store ma- terials that in combination may cause a iii. An audible/visual alarm system fire or explosion; or the production of a triggered by a liquid level sensor to flammable,toxic,or poisonous gas;or the alert the operator of an impending deterioration of a primary or secondary overfill condition. container. iv. An automatic shut-off device that f. Drainage of liquid from within a sec- stops the flow of product being deliv- ondary container shall be controlled in a ered to the underground storage tank manner approved by the Fire Department when the underground storage tank so as to prevent regulated materials from is full. (Ord. 4323, 8-12-1991) being discharged. The liquid shall be an- alyzed to determine the presence of any 4. Standards for Secondary Containers of the regulated substance(s) stored in Including Leak Interception and Detection the primary container prior to initial re- Systems: moval and monthly thereafter for any continuous discharge(removal) to deter- a. The secondary container shall, at a mine the appropriate method for final dis- minimum,encompass the area within the posal. The liquid shall be sampled and system of vertical planes surrounding the analyzed immediately upon an indication exterior of the primary containment unit. of an unauthorized release from the pri- If backfill is placed between the primary mary container. Illowe and secondary containment, then an evaluation shall be made of the maxi- g. For primary containers installed corn- mum lateral spread of a point leak from pletely beneath the ground surface, the the primary containment over the vertical original excavation for the secondary distance between the primary and sec- container shall have a watertight cover ondary containment. The secondary con- which extends at least one foot(1') be- tainment shall extend an additional yond each boundary of the original exca- distance beyond the vertical planes de- vation. This cover shall be asphalt, scribed above equal to the radius of lat- reinforced concrete, or equivalent mate- eral spread plus one foot(1'). rial which is sloped to drainways leading away from the excavation. Access open- b. The secondary container must be ca- ings shall be constructed as watertight as pable of precluding the inflow of the high- practical. Double-walled underground est groundwater anticipated during the storage tanks and open vaults are exempt life of the underground storage tank into from the requirements of this subsection. the space between the primary and sec- ondary containers. h. The actual location and orientation of the underground storage tanks and ap- c. If the space between the primary and purtenant piping systems shall be indi- secondary containers is backfilled, the cated on as-built drawings of the facility. backfill material shall not preclude the Copies of all drawings and/or plans shall vertical movement of leakage from any be submitted to the Fire Department. part of the primary container. i. The floor of the secondary container d. The secondary container and any shall be constructed on a firm base and, slew backfill material between the primary and if necessary for monitoring, shall be secondary containers shall be designed sloped to a collection sump.One or more and constructed to promote gravity drain- access casings shall be installed in the 5-25 latrosir 4-5-120H sump and sized to allow removal of col- hazardous substance shall not lected liquid.The access casing shall ex- exceed two percent(2%)of the tend to the ground surface,be perforated original elongation. in the region of the sump, and covered with a locked waterproof cap. If this ac- • The liner membrane material cess casing is within a secured facility,the hardness(brittleness) after requirements for a locked cap may be twenty four(24) hours of immer- waived by the Fire Marshal. The casing sion in the regulated substance shall be thick enough to withstand all an- shall be within five percent(5%) ticipated stresses with appropriate engi- of the original hardness. neering safety factors and constructed of materials that will not be structurally • For a containment test, the rate weakened by the stored hazardous sub- of transport through the liner stance and will not donate, capture, or membrane material of the regu- mask constituents for which analyses will lated substance after a period of be made. twenty four(24) hours shall not exceed six percent(6%) by j. Systems for secondary containment weight of the regulated sub- utilizing membrane liners shall meet the stance being tested. The liquid following requirements: height for the test shall be no greater than that expected in ac- i. The membrane liner shall have a tual site conditions. permeability factor of twenty five one-hundredths (0.25) ounces per • The rate of solubility of the liner square foot per twenty four(24) membrane material in the regu- hours or less. Such permeability lated substance for a period of shall constitute the maximum rate of twenty four(24) hours shall not transport over time of the hazardous exceed one-tenth of one percent substance proposed for storage. (0.1%)by weight of the section of Permeability shall be evaluated ac- liner being tested. cording to accepted engineering practices for materials testing. • The liner seam strength shall be equal to the tensile strength of ii. The membrane liner shall be the parent material when tested considered to have satisfied the re- in accordance with accepted en- quirements of this Section only if the gineering practices for materials liner material meets the following tested. standards. The material properties specified in these standards shall be k. The liner shall be installed under the determined using accepted engi- supervision of a representative of the neering practices for materials membrane liner fabricator or a contractor tested. All certifications of accepted certified by such fabricator. standards are to be forwarded to this Department prior to installation. I. The excavation base and walls for the synthetic liner shall be prepared to the • The volume swell after a twenty liner fabricator's specifications and shall four(24) hour period of immer- be firm, smooth, and free of any sharp sion in the stored hazardous objects or protrusions. substance shall not exceed three percent(3%) of the original liner m. The design of double-walled under- membrane material thickness. ground storage tanks shall allow for mon- itoring of the annular space. • The maximum change in elonga- tion of the liner membrane mate- n. "Sticking"the annular space of a dou- rial at break after twenty four(24) ble-walled underground storage tank as hours of immersion in the stored a monitoring method shall not be allowed 5 -26 4-5-1201 unless a strike plate or other approved 6. Response Plan for New Underground devices used to protect the underground Storage Facilities: storage tank are located directly under' liar+' the monitoring opening. a. Plan Required: A response plan • shall be developed by the permit appli- o. The double-walled underground cant which demonstrates, to the satisfac- storage tank shall be so designed and in- tion of the Fire Marshal, that any stalled that any loss of hazardous sub- unauthorized release will be removed stance from the primary container will from the secondary container within the drain to a specific location within the an- shortest possible time and no longer than nular space, as required, to be detected the time consistent with the ability of the by a monitoring device or method. secondary container to contain the regu- lated substance.This response plan shall p. Any special accessories,fitting, coat- be a condition of the underground stor- ing, or lining not inherent within the initial age facility permit. design of the primary container or dou- ble-walled underground storage tank b. Plan Contents: The response plan shall be approved by a nationally recog- shall include, but is notlimited to, the fol- nized, independent testing organization lowing: or a demonstration of integrity with the primary container or double-walled un- i. A description of the proposed derground storage tank shall be required. methods and equipment to be used for removing the hazardous sub- 5. Monitoring Standards for New Under- stance, including the location and ground Storage Facilities: availability of the required equip- ment, if not permanently on-site, and a. The owners or operators of all new an equipment maintenance schedule underground storage facilities shall im- for the equipment located on-site. 'err+' plement a monitoring program that is ap- proved by the Department and required ii. The name(s)or title(s)of the Aer- as a condition of the permit. Visual moni- son(s)responsible for authorizing the toring must be implemented unless it is work to be performed. determined by the Department to be un- feasible to visually monitor. I. EXISTING INSTALLATIONS AND MONITORING STANDARDS: b. All monitoring programs shall include a written routine monitoring procedure 1. Continuation:Any underground storage which includes, when applicable: facility in existence as of the effective date of this Section, or for which an installation per- i. the frequency of performing the mit has been obtained prior to the effective monitoring method, date of this Section, shall be allowed to con- tinue in use, so long as it is product-tight. ii. the methods and equipment to be used for performing the monitor- 2. Leaks:Should any existing storage tank ing, and/or its associated piping experience a loss of product, due to leakage or mechanical fail- iii. the location(s) from which the ure, the entire underground storage facility monitoring will be performed, shall be upgraded to meet the requirements for a new underground storage facility as set iv. the name(s) or title(s) of the per- forth in this Section. Should any existing star- son(s)responsible for performing the age tank experience a loss of product due to monitoring and/or maintaining the a failure in its associated piping, the Fire equipment, and Chief shall have the authority, upon written request of the owner/operator, to waive the v. the reporting format. requirement to replace the entire facility. Such waiver shall be based upon certification 5 -27 A 4-5-1201 to the satisfaction of the Chief that the piping tion Area. All owners of existing has been fully repaired. At a minimum, such underground storage facilities subject to certification shall include a product-tight test this Section who are not able to imple- of the facility. ment visual monitoring shall implement ` one of the following monitoring alterna- 3. Special Requirements forZone 1 of the tives in conformance with any permit re- Aquifer Protection Area: All existing under- quirements imposed by the Fire Marshal: ground storage facilities which are located in Zone 1 of the Aquifer Protection Area and i. Tank tightness testing and inven- which store regulated substances must corn- tory reconciliation controls. ply with the construction and monitoring stan- dards for new underground storage facilities ii. Testing or monitoring for vapors as set forth in this Section within eighteen(18) within the soil surrounding the U.S.T. months of the date of adoption of this Section. system. 4. Monitoring Standards for Existing Un- iii. Monitoring for products on the derground Storage Facilities: groundwater. a. Monitoring System Required:All iv. Monitoring for releases in an in- owners of existing underground storage terception barrier. facilities which store regulated sub- stances subject to this Section shall im- v. Automatic monitoring of product plement a visual monitoring or alternative level and automatic inventory recon- monitoring system that complies with this ciliation. Section and is approved by the Fire Mar- shal within eighteen (18) months of the vi. Interstitial monitoring between effective date of this Section. the U.S.T. and a secondary barrier. b. Objective:The objective of the mon- vii. Other methods approved by the ; 4000 itoring program for existing underground Fire Department. storage facilities is to detect unauthorized releases within seventy two(72)hours of 5. System Evaluation Criteria: The Fire their occurrence. Department shall evaluate each monitoring alternative proposed by the applicant for a c. Fire Department Approval Re- permit to determine its suitability based on quired: The Fire Department shall re- the following criteria: view the proposed monitoring program and shall approve the monitoring system a. Whenever possible, primary method if it finds that all aspects of the monitoring of monitoring other than groundwater alternative can be implemented. If the monitoring shall be performed, monthly proposed monitoring alternative cannot at a minimum. be approved, then the Fire Department may request the submittal of another pro- b. When the underground storage facil- posed monitoring alternative or may ity is in an Aquifer Protection Area, a specify the implementation of another monitoring method other than groundwa- monitoring alternative. ter monitoring shall be utilized on a weekly or more frequent basis for leak d. Monitoring System Requirements: detection monitoring. The monitoring system must be capable of determining the containment ability of c. Groundwater monitoring may be re- the underground storage tank and detect- quired by the Fire Chief or his designee in ing any active or future unauthorized re- an Aquifer Protection Area.The Fire Mar- leases. Groundwater monitoring may be shal shall review and approve the num- utilized as a primary means of monitoring ber and location of the monitoring well(s). only when the underground storage facil- More than one underground storage fa- ity is located outside of an Aquifer Protec- cility may be monitored using the same 5 -28 4-5-120J well provided the well is directly downgra- meets the intent and provisions of this Sec- dient of all underground storage facilities tion. being monitored and is within one thou sand feet(1,000') of all underground 5. Fee:The application for a permit pursu- storage facilities being monitored. ant to this Section shall be accompanied by the fee stipulated in RMC 4-1-150, Fire Pre- 6. Tests: If the monitoring technique(s) se- vention Fees. lected is designed to detect the presence of the stored regulated substance outside of the 6. Permit Conditions: underground storage facility, then tests must be made to determine if the regulated sub- a. Notification of.Changes or Re- stance or any interfering constituents exist in lease: the soil or backfill surrounding the under- ground storage facility. i. As a condition of any permit re- quirements to operate an under- 7. Failure to Monitor: The failure to imple- ground storage facility,the permittee ment an approved monitoring system shall be shall report to the Department within cause for the Fire Chief to require closure of thirty (30) days after any changes in the underground storage facility pursuant to the usage of any underground stor- subsection L of this Section, Closure Re- age tank, including: quirements. • The storage of new hazardous J. PERMITS: substances; 1. Permit Required: No person, persons, • Changes in monitoring proce- corporation or other legal entities shall install dure; or or operate a primary or secondary storage fa- cility without first obtaining a permit to do so • The replacement or repair of all from the Fire Department. or part of any underground stor- age facility. 2. Information Required:The Fire Depart- ment shall not issue a permit to install or op- ii. As a condition on any permit re- erate a primary or secondary underground quirement to operate an under- storage facility unless adequate plans, speci- ground storage facility,the permittee fications, test data, and/or other appropriate shall report to the Department within information have been submitted by the seventy two (72) hours any replace- owner and/or operator showing that the pro- ment or repair of all or part of any un- posed design and construction of the facility derground storage facility. meet the intent and provisions of this Section. iii. As a condition of any permit re- 3. Abandonment Prohibited: No person, quirement to operate an under- persons, corporation or other legal entities ground storage facility,the permittee shall temporarily or permanently abandon a shall report to the Department any primary or secondary storage facility. unauthorized release occurrence, within twenty four(24)hours of its de- 4. Closure Procedure: No person, per- tection, using the procedures re- sons, corporation or other legal entities shall quired in this Section. close a primary or secondary underground storage facility without first obtaining a permit b. Monitoring Records Required: to do so from the Fire Marshal. The Fire Mar- Written records of all monitoring per- shal shall not issue a permit to temporarily or formed shall be maintained on-site by the permanently close a primary or secondary un- operator for a period of at least three (3) derground storage facility unless adequate years from the date the monitoring was plans and specifications and other appropri- performed. The Fire Department may re- ate information have been submitted by the quire the submittal of the monitoring applicant showing that the proposed closure records or a summary at a frequency that 5 -29 4-5-120K they may establish.The written records of storage facility complied with this Section,as all monitoring performed in the past three applicable, and with all existing permit condi- (3)years shall be shown to the Depart-. .. tions. The inspection shall be conducted by ment or duly authorized representative the Fire Department. If the inspection reveals upon demand during any site inspection. noncompliance, then the Department must Monitoring records shall include: verify by a follow-up inspection that all re- quired corrections have been implemented i. The date and time of all monitor- before renewing the permit. ing or sampling; 10. Implementation of Inspection Re- ii. Monitoring equipment calibration port:Within thirty (30) days of receiving an and maintenance records; inspection report from the Department the permit holder shall file with the Department a iii. The results of any visual obser- plan and time schedule to implement any re- vations; quired modifications to the underground stor- age facility or to the monitoring plan needed iv. The results of all sample analy- to achieve compliance with the intent of this sis performed in the laboratory or in Section or the permit conditions. This plan the field, including laboratory data and time schedule shall also implement all of sheets; the recommendations of the Department. v. The logs of all readings of K. RELEASE REPORTING gauges or other monitoring equip- REQUIREMENTS: ment, groundwater elevations, or other test results; and 1. Reporting Required for All Unautho- rized Releases:All unauthorized releases vi. The results of inventory read- from the primary or secondary container shall ings and reconciliations. be reported to the Fire Department according to the provisions of this Section. 7. Permit Expiration: A permit to operate issued by the Fire Department shall be effec- a. Releases to Secondary Contain- tive for one year. The underground storage ers:All unauthorized releases to second- facility owner shall apply to the Department ary containers shall be recorded on the for permit renewal at least sixty (60) days operator's monitoring reports. Such an prior to the expiration of the permit. unauthorized release shall be deter- mined to be"an unauthorized release re- 8. Transfer of Permit: Permits may be quiring reporting", if the leak detection transferred to a new underground storage fa- monitoring system in the space between cility owner if the new underground storage the primary and secondary containers facility owner does not change any conditions cannot be reactivated within eight(8) of the permit, the transfer is registered with hours. This provision shall be applicable the Department within thirty (30) days of the only to new underground storage tanks. change in ownership, and any necessary modifications are made to the information in b. All Other Releases:All other unau- the initial permit application due to the change thorized releases shall be reported pursu- in ownership. The Fire Department may re- ant to the provisions of an"unauthorized view, modify, or terminate the permit to oper- release requiring reporting"within twenty ate the underground storage facility upon four(24) hours after the release has receiving the ownership transfer request. been, or should have been, detected un- der the monitoring system installed or 9. Inspection Required for Permit Re- maintained. newal: The Fire Department shall not renew an underground storage facility permit unless the underground storage facility has been in- spected within the prior three (3) years and the inspection revealed that the underground 5 -30 4-5-120K 2. Unauthorized Releases Requiring Re- shall review the permit and may inspect cording: the underground storage facility. '"'' a. Definition of Release Requiring e. Revocation of Permit: The Depart- Recording: An unauthorized release re- • ment shall find that the containment and quiring recording is one in which the leak monitoring standards of this Section can detection monitoring system in the space continue to be achieved or the Depart- between the primary and secondary con- ment shall revoke the permit until appro- tainer could be reactivated within eight priate modifications are made to allow (8) hours. compliance with the standards. b. Time for Reporting: Unauthorized f. Causes of Container Deterioration: releases requiring recording shall be re- Deterioration of the secondary container ported to the Fire Department within five is likely when any of the following condi- (5) days of the occurrence. tions exist: c. Content of Report: The incident re- i. The secondary container will port shall be accompanied by a written have some loss of integrity due to record including the following informa- contact with the stored hazardous tion: substances; i. List of type, quantities, and con- ii. The mechanical means used to centration of hazardous substances clean up the released hazardous released. substance could damage the sec- ondary container; or ii. Method of cleanup. iii. Hazardous substances, other iii. Method and location of disposal than those stored in the primary con- r of the released hazardous sub- tainer, are added to the secondary stances (indicate whether a hazard- container for treatment or neutraliza- ous waste manifest(s) is utilized). tion of the released hazardous sub- stance as part of the cleanup iv. Method of future leak prevention process. or repair. If this involves a change in operation, monitoring or manage- g. Reportable or Recordable Re- ment, then appropriate reports shall lease: If a recordable unauthorized re- also be filed and a new permit ap- lease becomes a reportable unauthorized plied for. release due to initially unanticipated facts, the release shall immediately be treated v. If the primary container is to con- as a reportable release. tinue to be used,then a description of how the monitoring system between 3. Unauthorized Release Requiring Re- the primary and secondary container porting: has been reactivated. a. Time for Notification:Within twenty vi. Facility operator's name and four(24) hours after an unauthorized re- telephone number. lease has been detected, or should have been detected, using required monitor- vii. The approximate costs for ing, the operator shall notify the Fire De- cleanup to be submitted voluntarily. partment. This Section shall apply to any unauthorized release except as defined d. Review and Inspection: The De- in subsection K2a of this Section. partment shall review the information submitted pursuant to the report of an un- b. Time for and Content of Report: authorized release requiring recording, Within five(5) working days of detecting the release, the operator or permittee 5 -31 4-5-120L shall submit to the Department a full writ- stances are continued to be stored even ten report to include all of the following in- though there is no use being made of the formation which is known at the time of stored substance. In these cases, the appli- filing the report: cable containment and monitoring require- ments of this Section shall continue to apply. i. List of type,quantity,and concen- tration of regulated substances re- 3. General Provisions: leased. a. Compliance with Fire Code Re- ii. The results of all investigations quired:All closures shall be accom- completed at that time to determine plished in conformance with article 79 of the extent of soil or groundwater or the Uniform Fire Code and with the provi- surface water contamination due to sions of this Section. the release. b. Closure Proposal Required: Prior iii. Method of cleanup implemented to closure, the underground storage facil- to date, proposed cleanup actions, ity owner shall submit to the Department and approximate cost of actions a proposal describing how the owner in- taken to date. tends to comply with closure require- ments. The requirement for prior iv. Method and location of disposal submittal is waived if the storage of regu- of the released regulated substance lated substances ceases as a result of an and any contaminated soils or unauthorized release or to prevent or groundwater or surface water. minimize the effects of an unauthorized release. In this situation, the under- v. Proposed method of repair or re- ground storage facility owner shall submit placement of the primary and sec- the required proposal within fourteen(14) ondary containers. days of either the discovery of an unau- thorized release or the implementation of Nossie vi. Facility operator's name and actions taken to prevent or minimize the telephone number. effects of the unauthorized release. 4. Subsequent Cleanup Reports Re- 4. Temporary Closure: quired: Until cleanup is complete, the opera- tor or permittee shall submit reports to the a. Applicability: This Section applies Department every month or at a more fre- to those underground storage facilities in quent interval specified by the Department. which storage has ceased for a period of The reports shall include the information re- more than ninety(90)days and less than quested in this Section. three hundred sixty five (365) days and where the owner or operator proposes to L. CLOSURE REQUIREMENTS: retain the ability to use the underground storage facility within a year for the stor- 1. Closure Required: Existing under- age of regulated substances. Under- ground storage facilities which have experi- ground storage facilities temporarily enced an unauthorized release may not be taken out of service for a period of up to repaired and shall be closed pursuant to the ninety(90) days shall continue to be requirements of this Section. During the pe- monitored in conformance with the appli- riod of time between cessation of regulated cable subsections of this Section. substance storage and actual completion of underground storage facility closure, the ap- b. Exception: This Section does not plicable containment and monitoring require- apply to underground storage facilities ments of this Section shall continue to apply. that are empty as a result of the with- drawal of all stored material during nor- 2. Exception: The requirements of this mal operating practice prior to the Section do not apply to those underground planned input of additional regulated sub- storage facilities in which regulated sub- 5 -32 4-5-120L stances consistent with permit condi- e. Inspection Required: The under- tions. ground storage facility shall be inspected Nome by the owner or operator at least once ev- c. Standards and Requirements for ery three (3) months to assure that the Temporary Closure:The owner or oper- temporary closure actions are still in ator shall comply with all of the following: place. This shall include: i. All residual liquid, solids, or slud- i. Visual inspection of all locked ges shall be removed and handled caps and concrete plugs. pursuant to the requirements of the Fire Department. ii. If locked caps are utilized,then at least one shall be removed to deter- ii. If the underground storage facil- mine if any liquids or other sub- ity contained a regulated substance stances have been added to the that could produce flammable vapors underground storage tank or if there at standard temperature and pres- has been a change in the quantity or sure, then the underground storage type of liquid added pursuant to the facility shall be purged of the flamma- above Section. ble vapors to levels that would pre- clude an explosion or such lower 5. Permanent Closure Requirements: levels as may be required by the Fire Department. a. Applicability: The permanent clo- sure requirements of this Section shall iii. The underground storage tank apply to those underground storage facil- may be filled with a noncorrosive liq- ities in which the storage of regulated uid that is not a regulated substance. substances has ceased for a period of This liquid must be tested by a certi- more than three hundred sixty five (365) fied testing agency and results sub- days or when the owner has no intent mitted to the Department prior to its within the next year to use the under- being removed from the under- ground storage facility for storage of reg- ground storage facility at the end of ulated substances. the temporary closure period. b. Compliance Required: Owners of iv. Except for required venting, all underground storage facilities subject to fill and access locations and piping permanent closure shall comply with all shall be sealed utilizing locked caps the provisions of this Section. or concrete plugs. c. Standards and Requirements for v. Power service shall be discon- Removal of Tanks: An underground nected from all pumps associated storage facility that is required to be per- with the use of the underground stor- manently closed shall have the tanks re- age tank. moved, per article 79 of the Uniform Fire Code. Owners of underground storage d. Modification of Monitoring Re- facilities proposing to permanently close quirements: The monitoring required the facility by removal shall comply with pursuant to the permit may be modified the following requirements: or eliminated during the temporary clo- sure period by the Department. The De- i. All residual liquid, solids, or slud- partment shall consider, in making the ges shall be removed. above decision, the need to maintain monitoring in order to detect unautho- ii. If the underground storage facil- rized releases that may have occurred ity contained a regulated substance during the time the underground storage that could produce flammable vapors facility was used but that have not yet at standard temperature and pres- '*ime reached the monitoring locations and sure,then the underground storage been detected. facility, either in part or as a whole, 5 - 33 (Revised 10/00) arrr. 4-5-120M shall be purged of the flammable va- solid, unless the owner intends to pors to levels that would preclude ex- use the underground storage tank for plosion or such lower levels as may the storage of a nonregulated sub- be required by the Department. stance which is compatible with the `" previous use of the underground iii. When an underground storage storage facility. facility or any part of an underground storage facility is to be disposed of, iv. A notice shall be filed and re- the owner must document to the De- corded with the County Auditor, partment that proper disposal has which shall describe the exact verti- been completed. cal and area location of the closed underground storage facility,the reg- iv. An owner of an underground ulated substance it contained, and storage facility or any part of an un- the closure method. derground storage facility that is des- tined for a specific reuse shall identify e. Demonstration to Fire Chief: The to the Department the future under- owner of an underground storage facility ground storage facility owner, opera- being closed shall demonstrate to the tor,location of use,and nature of use. satisfaction of the Fire Chief that no un- authorized release has occurred.This v. An owner of an underground demonstration can be based on the on- storage facility or any part of an un- going leak detection monitoring, ground- derground storage facility that is des- water monitoring, or soils sampling per- tined for reuse as scrap material shall formed during or immediately after identify this reuse to the Department. closure activities.If feasible,soil samples shall be taken and analyzed according to d. Standards and Requirements for the following: Abandoning Tank in Place:A tank may be abandoned and closed in place, if it i. If the underground storage facility can be proven that removal of the tank or any portion thereof is removed, could constitute a hazard to the immedi- then soil samples from the soils im- ate structure or underground utilities.The mediately beneath the removed por- closing in place is at the Fire Chief's ap- tions shall be taken. A separate proval.Owners of underground storage sample shall be taken for every two facilities who propose to permanently hundred (200) square feet for under- close a facility in place with prior approval ground storage tanks or every twenty of the Fire Chief shall comply with the fol- (20) lineal feet of trench for piping,at lowing: a minimum. i. All residual liquid, solids, or ii. Soils shall be analyzed for all sludges shall be removed. constituents of the previously stored regulated substances and their ii. All piping associated with the un- breakdown or transformation prod- derground storage tank shall be re- ucts. moved and disposed of unless removal might damage structures or M. VARIANCES: other pipes that are being used and The Fire Chief shall have the authority to grant that are contained in a common variances from the specific requirements of this trench,in which case the piping to be Section, if it can be shown that the proposed closed shall be emptied of all con- method of installation, operation, or removal tents and capped. meets the intent of this Section. (Ord. 4147, 4-4-1988) iii. The underground storage tank, except for the piping that is closed pursuant to the above subsection, *40110 shall be completely filled with an inert (Revised 10/00) 5-34 4-5-1200 N. VIOLATIONS OF THIS CHAPTER AND PENALTIES: Penalties for any violations of any of the provi sions of this Chapter shall be in accord with chap- ter 1-3 RMC. (Ord. 4147, 4-4-1988, Amd. Ord. • 4722, 5-11-1998; Ord. 4856, 8-21-2000) 0. APPEALS: Appeals shall be filed as stipulated in RMC 4-8-110. (Ord. 4147, 4-4-1988,Amd. Ord. 4722, 5-11-1998) 5 -35 (Revised 10/00) vig *IS Chapter 6 STREET AND UTILITY STANDARDS This Chapter last amended by Ord. 4907,June 4, 2001. SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 4-6-010 GENERAL STANDARDS APPLICABLE TO DEVELOPER EXTENSIONS TO THE UTILITY SYSTEM 1 A. Conditions and Standards for Constructing Utility Extensions 1 B. Mains to Extend Full Width of Property 1 1. Special Exception for Sanitary Sewer Extensions 1 C. Oversizing of Utilities and Reimbursement by City 1 4-6-020 CROSS CONNECTION CONTROL STANDARDS 1 A. Purpose 1 B. Applicability 1 C. Authority 1 D. Installation of Backflow Prevention Assemblies 2 E. Types of Backflow Prevention Assemblies Required 2 F. Responsibilities of Owner and Utility 3 1. Water Utilities Section 3 2. Plan Review Section 3 3. Owner 3 G. Annual Inspection and Testing Requirements 3 4-6-030 DRAINAGE (SURFACE WATER) STANDARDS 4 A. Purpose 4 B. Administering and Enforcing Authority 4 C. Submission of Drainage Plans 4 1. When Required 4 2. When Plans Not Required 4 D. Development Restrictions in Critical Flood, Drainage and/or Erosion Areas 4 E. Drainage Plan Requirements and Methods of Analysis 5 1. Content 5 2. Special Requirement#13; Aquifer Recharge and Protection Areas 5 a. Threshold 5 b. Requirement 5 3. Additional Requirements in Aquifer Protection Areas—Amendments to King County Surface Water Design Manual, Chapter 1 5 F. Drainage Plan Design Criteria, Drafting Standards and Contents 8 G. Review and Approval of Plan 8 1. Timing and Process 8 2. Fees 8 3. Additional Information 8 H. Bonds and Liability Insurance Required 8 1. Construction Bond 9 2. Maintenance Bond 9 3. Liability Policy 9 6-i (Revised 7/01) SECTION PAGE :40100, NUMBER _ NUMBER I. City Assumption of Maintenance 9 1. Maintenance of Facilities by City Authorized 9 2. Notification of Defect Required 10 J. Retroactivity Relating to City Maintenance of Subdivision Facilities 10 K. Drainage Plan Review Procedures 10 1. Tests 10 L. Alternate Provisions for Material, Construction and Design 10 M. Modifications of Code Requirements 10 N. Violations and Penalties 10 4-6-040 SANITARY SEWER STANDARDS 10 A. Connection to City Sewer Required 10 1. Exception for Connection to Private Sewage System . . . 10 B. Responsibility for Sewer Management Facilities 11 C. Service Outside of City 11 D. Use of Septic Tanks, Privies or Cesspools 11 E. Permit Required for Connection to City Sewer 11 1. Connection Approval Options . . . . 11 2. Permit Classes 11 3. Submittal Requirements and Application Fees 11 F. Public Sewer Standards 12 1. Costs and Damages 12 2. Standards 12 :111111) 3. Public Sewer Pipe Materials 12 4. Use of Old Sewers 12 5. Manhole Requirements 12 a. Where Required 12 b. Covers 12 c. Connections 12 d. Manhole Requirements for Industrial Wastes 12 6. Lift Station Standards 12 7. Supervision Required 12 8. Public Sewer Extension Requires Developer Agreement 12.1 G. Private (Building) Sewer Standards 12.1 1. Independent Sewer Required for Every Building 12.1 2. Private Sewer Pipe Materials 13 3. Size and Slope 13 4. Special Allowance for Lesser Slope 13 5. Pipe Location, Elevation, Etc. 13 6. Trenching Standards 13 7. Joints and Connections 13 8. Grease, Oil and Sand Interceptors 13 a. When Required 13 b. Type, Capacity and Location 13 c. Construction Materials and Standards 14 d. Maintenance Required 14 ciii) 9. Inspection 14 10. Precautions While Building 14 (Revised 7/01) 6-ii SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 1/4110.1 11. Restoration of Public Property Required 14 12. Surety Bond Required 14 H. Connection of Private (Building) Sewer to Public Sewer 14 1. Location 14 2. Permit and Supervision by Utility Required 14 I. Private Sewage Disposal Standards 14 1. Permit Required 14 2. Inspection and Approval by Utilities Engineer 14 3. Standards and Tests 14 4. Maintenance Requirements and Discharge Prohibitions 15 5. Additional Requirements of Health Officer 15 6. Standards for Abandoning Private Sewage Disposal Facilities 15 J. Additional Requirements that Apply within Zones 1 and 2 of an Aquifer Protection Area 15 1. Zone 1 Requirements 15 a. Wastewater Disposal—Zone 1 15 b. Additional Zone 1 Requirements 15 2. Zone 2 Requirements 15 a. Wastewater Disposal —Zone 2 15 b. Additional Zone 2 Requirements 16 4-6-050 STREET PLAN ADOPTED 16 4-6-060 STREET STANDARDS 16 A. Purpose 16 B. Administering and Enforcing Authority 16 C. Applicability 16 D. Exemptions 16 E. Right-of-Way Dedication Required 16 1. Dedication Required for Development 16 2. Amount of Dedication 16 3. Waiver of Dedication 16 F. Public Street and Sidewalk Design Standards 16.1 1. Level of Improvements 16.1 2. Minimum Standards 16.1 a. Public Street Improvement Requirements for Private Development 16.1 b. Minimum Design Standards for Residential Access Streets 17 c. Minimum Design Standards for Collector Streets 17 d. Minimum Design Standards for Commercial Access Streets 17 e. Minimum Design Standards for Industrial Access Streets 17 3. Length of Improvements 17 4. Special Design Standards for Arterial Streets 17 5. Grades 17 6. Pavement Thickness 17 a. Alternate Provisions for Material Construction and Design 17 7. Sidewalk Width Minimum and Measurement 17 8. Curves 17 NkiNie a. Horizontal Curves 17 b. Vertical Curves 18 6-Hi (Revised 10/00) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER c. Tangents for Reverse Curves • 18 9. Downtown Core Area-Special Standards 18 G. Dead End Streets 18 1. When Permitted 18 2. Cul-de-Sacs and Turnarounds-Minimum Requirements 18 3. Turnaround Design 18 4. Cul-de-Sac Design 18 5. Secondary Access 18 6. Waiver of Turnaround 18 H. Alley Standards 18 1. Access Purpose 18 2. Minimum Alley Design Standards 19 I. Street Lighting Standards 19 1. Average Maintained Illumination 19 2. Uniformity Ratios 19 3. Guidelines 19 J. Private Streets 19 1. When Permitted 19 2. Minimum Standards 19 3. Signage Required 19 4. Easement Required 19 5. Timing of Improvements 19 K. Shared Driveways 19 1. When Permitted 19 L. Timing for Installation of Improvements 19 M. Plan Drafting and Surveying Standards 19 N. Review of Construction Plans 20 1. Submittal 20 2. Fees and Submittal Requirements 20 3. Cost Estimate Required 20 0. Inspections 20 1. Authority and Fees 20 P. Construction Bond Required 20 1. Acceptable Security 20 2. Instructions to Escrow 20 3. Subsequent Conversion to Maintenance Bond 20 Q. Latecomer's Agreements 20 1. Latecomer's Agreements Authorized 20 2. Process for Latecomer's Agreements 20 R. Variations from Standards 20 1. Alternates, Modifications, Waivers, Variances 20 2. Half Street Improvements 20 a. When Permitted 20 b. Minimum Design Standards 21 c. Standards for Completion of the Street 21 3. Reduced Right-of-Way Dedication 21 a. When Permitted 21 '"1.1) (Revised 10/00) 6-iv SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER b. Additional Easements 21 S. Deferral of Improvement Installation 21 T. Appeals 21 U. Violations and Penalties 21 4-6-070 TRANSPORTATION CONCURRENCY REQUIREMENTS 21 A. Authority and Purpose 21 kiwi 6-iv.1 (Revised 10/00) *4111) This page left intentionally blank. 'NJ (Revised 10/00) 6-iv.2 SECTION PAGE NUMBER • NUMBER B. Definitions of Terms Used in This Section 21 C. Applicability and Exemptions 22 1. Applicability 22 2. Exemptions 22 D. Concurrency Review Process 23 1. Test Required 23 2. Written Finding Required 23 3. Failure of Test 23 E. Transferability of Written Finding of Concurrency 23 F. Expiration of Written Finding of Concurrency 23 G. Reconsideration of Concurrency Test 23 1. Notification Required 23 2. Reconsideration Authorized 23 3. Timing 23 4. Options to Achieve Concurrency 23 5. One Hundred Twenty (120) Day Time Limit Suspended 24 H. Appeal of Project Application Denial 24 I. Concurrency Inquiry 24 4-6-080 WATER SERVICE STANDARDS 24 A. Compliance Required 24 1. Building Section Responsibility for Report to Engineer 24 B. Connection without Permission Prohibited 24 C. Connection to Water Main Required 24 1. Utilities Engineer Maintenance Responsibility 25 a. Connection Required Prior to Street Paving 25 b. City Notification of Requirement to Connect 25 c. Failure to Connect 25 D. Separate Water Service Connections Required 25 E. Alternative Water Service Connection 25 F. Water Use for Construction Purposes 26 G. Supervision Required 26 H. Private Water Pipe Requirements 26 1. Acceptable Pipe Materials 26 2. Minimum Pipe Size 26 3. Minimum Pipe Installation Depth 26 4. Minimum Pressure Tolerance 26 5. Sterilization Required 26 6. General Design Requirements 26 I. Meter Size 26 J. Permit Required for Meter Removal or Re-installation 26 K. Installation of Service Prior to Completion of Street Construction 26 4-6-090 UTILITY LINES - UNDERGROUND INSTALLATION 26 A. Purpose 26 B. Applicability 27 C. Exemptions 27 D. Definitions of Terms Used in This Section 27 E. Underground Service Required 28 • 6-v SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 1. When Required 28 a. New Services 28 b. Service Extensions and Rebuilds 28 c. Upon Dedication of Right-of-Way or Easement 28 2. Time Allowed to Convert Existing Above-Ground Facilities 28 a. Business Centers and Industrial Areas 28 b. Retail Business and Public Facilities 28 . 3. Conversion to Underground Service Required When Property Abuts Underground Project 29 a. City Notice Will Stipulate Time to Disconnect Above-Ground Service 29 b. Service Disconnection Due to Failure to Convert 29 c. Timing for Objections 29 d. Hearing by Council 29 e. Timing of and Authority for Hearing 29 f. Council Decision Final 29 g. General Provisions Applicable 29 F. Responsibility for Conversion and/or Installation Cost 30 1. Conversion 30 2. Installation 30 G. Permits, Plans and Fees 30 1. Underground Permit Required Prior to Work in Public Easements or Right-of-Way 30 a. Fees 30 2. Overhead Permit Required 30 a. Fees 30 3. Permits Not Required for Overhead Pole Lines 30 4. Additional Inspection Fees 30 5. Development Services Division Review of Screening and Setbacks Required Prior to Issuance of Service Permit 30 6. As-Built Plans Required for Underground Projects 30 7. Annual Submittal by Utilities of As-Built Drawings of Underground Facilities Required 30 H. Design Standards 31 1. Standards Applicable 31 2. Coordination with Other Facilities Required 31 3. Street Lighting 31 4. Wheel Load Requirements—Minimum 31 5. Grading of Streets 31 6. Joint Trenches 31 a. Joint Trenches Authorized and Encouraged 31 b. Delay of Permit Issuance to Allow Notice to Other Utilities 31 c. Provision for Joint Services Across Public Right-of-Way Required 31 d. Responsibility for Notice 31 e. Traffic Engineer Responsibility 31 f. Delay of Permit Issuance to Allow Notice to Other Utilities 32 '014111) 6-vi SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 7. Standards for Above-Ground Installations 32 I. Variance Procedures 32 1. Authority 32 2. Review Criteria 32 4-6-100 DEFINITIONS OF TERMS USED IN THIS CHAPTER 32 4-6-110 VIOLATIONS OF THIS CHAPTER AND PENALTIES 34 6 -VII (Revised 10/00) J J J 4-6-020C 4-6-010 GENERAL STANDARDS subdivider, owners or developers immediately APPLICABLE TO DEVELOPER abutting upon the street, alley or easement in EXTENSIONS TO THE UTILITY which such a main is to be placed, then the City err► may, at its discretion, require the installation of SYSTEM: • such a larger sized main in which case the City A. CONDITIONS AND STANDARDS FOR shall pay the increased difference in cost between the installation cost of the similar main and of the CONSTRUCTING UTILITY EXTENSIONS: larger main. (Ord. 2849, 5-13-1974) The City's Utility Division shall publish from time to time a"Conditions and Standards for Con- Any party required to oversize utilities may re- structing Utility Developer Extensions". All devel- quest that utility participate in the cost of the oper extensions shall abide and fully comply with project. (Ord. 4506, 4-10-1995 and Ord. 4415, said Standards. From time to time these Stan- 8-16-1993) dards shall be updated in accordance with the "Standard Specifications for Municipal Public Works Construction of the American Public 4-6-020 CROSS CONNECTION Works Association", "Recommended Standards CONTROL STANDARDS: for Sewage Work", the American Water Works Association (AWWA) Standards, Insurance Ser- A. PURPOSE: vices Office (ISO) requirements, the American Public Works Association(APWA)Standards and 1. National standards of safe drinking water with prevailing good practices relative to such ex- have been established. The City, as a water tension and installations. (Ord. 3056, 8-9-1976 purveyor, has the primary responsibility for and Ord. 3055, 8-9-1976, eff. 7-1-1976) preventing water from unapproved sources, B. MAINS TO EXTEND FULL WIDTH OF or any other substances, from entering the public potable water system. (Ord. 4312, PROPERTY: 5-13-1991) All extensions shall extend to and across the full %we width of the property served with water and 2. This Section is to protect the health of the sewer. No property shall be served with City wa- water consumer and the potability of the wa- ter or sewer unless the main is extended to the ter in the distribution system. This is accom- extreme boundary limit of said property line ex- plished by eliminating or controlling all actual tending full length of the front footage of said (direct) and potential (indirect) cross connec- property. (Ord. 2849, 5-13-1974) tions between potable and nonpotable sys- tems through the use of approved backflow 1. Special Exception for Sanitary Sewer prevention assemblies. Extensions: All installations shall extend to and across the full width of the property B. APPLICABILITY: served with sanitary sewer except when it is This Chapter applies throughout the water ser- shown by engineering methods, to the satis- vice area of the City. It applies to all systems in- faction of the wastewater utility,that future ex- stalled prior to or after its enactment. Therefore, tension of the sewer main is not possible or anyone wanting or using water from the City is re- necessary. If an exemption is granted, the sponsible for compliance with these regulations property owner is not relieved of the respon- and shall be strictly liable for all damage incurred sibility to extend the main and shall execute a as a result of failure to comply with the express covenant agreeing to participate in an exten- terms and provisions contained herein. sion if, in the future, the wastewater utility de- termines that it is necessary. (Ord. 4343, C. AUTHORITY: 2-3-1992) The Administrator of the Department of Planning/ Building/Public Works will administer the provi- C. OVERSIZING OF UTILITIES AND sions of the Chapter. He/she will designate cross REIMBURSEMENT BY CITY: connection specialists and propound all needful If it has been determined that it would be to the rules and regulations to implement these provi- best interests of the City and the general locality sions. The Water Utility Section of the Utility Sys- to be benefited thereby to install a larger size tems Division will be responsible for monitoring main than one then needed or considered by the 6 - 1 4-6-020D and inspecting all existing cross connection as- 9. Piers and docks. semblies and for keeping all records generated by the cross connection control program. The 10. Sewage treatment plants. Plan Review Section of the Development Ser- vices Division will be responsible for reviewing all 11. Food or beverage processing plants. new and revised plans for cross connections. 12. Chemical plants using a water process. D. INSTALLATION OF BACKFLOW PREVENTION ASSEMBLIES: 13. Metal plating industries. Backflow prevention assemblies required by this Chapter must be installed so as to be readily ac- 14. Petroleum processing or storage plants. cessible for maintenance and testing. All assem- blies shall be connected at the meter,the property 15. Radioactive material processing plants line when meters are not used, or within any pre- or nuclear reactors. mises where, in the judgment of the City Cross Connection Control Specialist, the nature and ex- 16. Car washes. tent of activity on the premises or the materials used or stored on the premises could present a 17. Process waters or cooling towers. health hazard should a cross connection occur. This includes: 18. Fire sprinkler systems. 1. Premises having an auxiliary water sup- 19. Irrigation systems. ply. 20. Solar hot water systems. 2. Premises having internal cross connec- tions that are not correctable, or intricate 21. Others specified by the Administrator of plumbing arrangements which make it im- the Department of Planning/Building/Public practical to ascertain whether or not cross Works. connections exist. E. TYPES OF BACKFLOW PREVENTION 3. Premises where entry is restricted so that ASSEMBLIES REQUIRED: inspections for cross connections cannot be Specific types of backflow prevention assemblies made with sufficient frequency or at sufficient are required in the following conditions: short notice to assure that cross connections do not exist. 1. An air-gap separation or reduced princi- ple backflow prevention assembly shall be in- 4. Premises having a repeated history of stalled where the water supply may be cross connections being established or re-es- contaminated by industrial waste of a toxic tablished. nature or any other contaminant which would cause a health or system hazard. 5. Premises on which any substance is han- dled under pressure so as to permit entry into 2. An air gap must be used between a pota- the public water system, or where a cross ble water supply and sewer connected connection could reasonably be expected to wastes. occur. This includes the handling of process waters and cooling waters. 3. Lawn sprinkler or irrigation systems, which are supplied by City water only, shall 6. Premises where materials of a toxic or be required to have a pressure vacuum hazardous nature are handled such that if breaker. If such system contains an auxiliary backsiphonage should occur,a health hazard pump or is subject to chemical additives a may result. double-check valve assembly, air-gap sepa- ration or a reduced pressure principle back- 7. Hospitals, mortuaries, clinics. flow prevention assembly will be required. 8. Laboratories. 6-2 4-6-020G F. RESPONSIBILITIES OF OWNER AND tester any and all backflow preventers on UTILITY: his premises. 1. Water Utilities Section: c. The owner shall return to the City the • assembly test reports within thirty (30) a. The Water Utilities Section will per- days after receipt of the yearly test notifi- form evaluations and inspections of cation. plans/or premises of all existing facilities and inform the owner, by letter, of any d. The owner shall inform the Water corrective action deemed necessary, the Utilities Section of any proposed or mod- method of achieving the correction and ified cross connections. the time allowed for the correction to be made. e. Owners who cannot shut down oper- ation for testing of assemblies must pro- b. The Water Utilities Section shall in- vide bypass piping with an additional sure that all backflow prevention assem- backflow assembly at their expense. blies are tested annually to insure satisfactory operation. f. The owner shall only install backflow preventers which are approved by the c. The Water Utilities Section shall in- Washington State Department of Health. form the owner, by letter, of any failure to comply by the time of the first reinspec- g. The owner shall install backflow pre- tion.An additional fifteen(15)days will be venters only in a manner approved by the allowed for the correction. In the event Washington State Department of Health. the owner fails to comply with the neces- sary correction by the time of the second h. The owner may be required to install reinspection, the Water Utilities Section a backflow preventer at the service en- will inform the owner, by letter, that the trance if a private water source is main- water service to the owner's premises will tained on his premises, even if it is not be terminated within a period not to ex- cross connected to the City's system. ceed five(5) days. i. Failure of the owner to cooperate in d. If the Water Utilities Section deter- the installation, maintenance, repair, in- mines at any time that a serious threat to spection and testing of backflow preven- the public health exists,the water service ters required by this Section shall be will be terminated immediately and with- grounds for the termination of water ser- out notice. vice or the requirements of an air-gap separation. 2. Plan Review Section: On new installa- tions the Plan Review Section will provide on- G. ANNUAL INSPECTION AND TESTING site evaluation and/or inspection of plans in REQUIREMENTS: order to determine if cross connections exist All reduced pressure principle backflow assem- and what type of backflow preventer, if any, blies,double check valve assemblies, pressure will be required before a water meter permit vacuum breaker assemblies and air gaps in- can be issued. stalled in lieu of a backflow preventer shall be in- spected and tested annually, or more often when 3. Owner: successive inspections indicate failure. All in- spections and testing will be performed by a cer- a. The owner shall be responsible for tified tester. The test reports shall be returned to the elimination or protection of all cross the City within thirty (30) days after receipt of the connections on his property. yearly test notification. (Ord. 4312, 5-13-1991) b. The owner, whether notified by the City or not, shall at his expense install, maintain and have tested by a certified 6-3 4-6-030A 4-6-030 DRAINAGE (SURFACE h. Building permits.Where the permit WATER) STANDARDS: relates to a single family residential struc- ture of less than five thousand (5,000) A. PURPOSE: square feet,the Administrator may waive , It is the purpose of this Section to promote and the plan requirement except where the develop policies with respect to and to preserve subject property is in a critical area, as the City's watercourses and to minimize water determined under subsection D of this quality degradation by previous siltation, sedi- Section; mentation and pollution of creeks, streams, riv- ers, lakes and other bodies of water to protect i. Planned unit development; property owners tributary to developed and unde- veloped land from increased runoff rates and to j- Site plan approvals; insure the safety of roads and rights-of-way.(Ord. 3174, 11-21-1977) k. Any other development or permit ap- plication which will affect the drainage in B. ADMINISTERING AND ENFORCING any way. AUTHORITY: The plan submitted during one permit ap- The Administrator of the Planning/Building/Public proval process may be subsequently submit- Works is designated as the Administrator and is ted with further required applications. The responsible for the general administration and co- plan shall be supplemented with additional in- ordination of this Section. All provisions of this formation at the request of the Department of Section shall be enforced by the Administrator Public Works. and/or his designated representatives. For such purposes,the Administrator or his duly authorized 2. When Plans Not Required:The plan re- representative shall have the power of a police of- quirement established in subsection Cl of ficer. this Section shall not apply when the Depart- mentC. SUBMISSION OF DRAINAGE PLANS: determines that the proposed permit and/or activity: 1. When Required: All persons applying a. Will not seriously and adversely im- for any of the following permits and/or ap- pact the water quality conditions of any provals shall submit for approval, unless ex- affected receiving bodies of water; and/or pressly exempted under subsection C2 of this Section, a drainage plan with their appli- b. Will not substantially alter the drain- cation and/or request: age pattern, increase the peak discharge and cause any other adverse effects in a. Mining, excavation and grading per- the drainage area. mit; c. Additionally,the plan requirement es- b. Shoreline management substantial tablished in subsection Cl of this Section development permit; shall not apply to single family residences when such structures are less than five c. Flood control zone permit; thousand (5,000)square feet, unless the subject property is in a critical area as de- d. Major plat; termined under subsection D of this Sec- tion. e. Short plat approval, except where each lot contains thirty five thousand D. DEVELOPMENT RESTRICTIONS IN (35,000) square feet or more; CRITICAL FLOOD, DRAINAGE AND/OR f. Special permits; EROSION AREAS: Development which would increase the peak flow g. Temporary permits; and/or the volume of discharge from the existing flooding, drainage and/or erosion conditions pre- sents an imminent likelihood of harm to the wel- 6-4 4-6-030E fare and safety of the surrounding community Chapter 1:The following sections of chapter until such a time as the community hazard is aIle- 1 of the 1990 King County Surface Water De- viated.Where applications of the provisions of- sign Manual(which has been incorporated in this Section will deny all reasonable uses of the the Renton Municipal Code by reference) is property, the restriction on development con- hereby amended to read as follows by adding tained in this Section may be waived for the sub- additional requirements following the end of ject property;provided,that the resulting each section: (Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) development shall be subject to all of the remain- ing terms and conditions of this Section. (Ord. a. Section 1.2.1, CORE REQUIRE- 3174, 11-21-1977) MENT#1: DISCHARGE AT THE NATU- RAL LOCATION: E. DRAINAGE PLAN REQUIREMENTS AND METHODS OF ANALYSIS: i. Requirements that Apply with- in Zones 1 and 2 of an Aquifer Pro- 1. Content:All persons applying for any of tection Area: Surface water and the permits and/or approvals contained in stormwater runoff from a proposed subsection Cl of this Section shall provide a project that proposes to construct drainage plan for surface water flows enter- new, or modify existing drainage fa- ing,flowing within and leaving the subject cilities must be discharged at the nat- property. The drainage plan and supportive ural location so as not to be diverted calculation report(s) shall be stamped by a onto, or away from, the adjacent professional civil engineer registered in the downstream property, except that State of Washington.The drainage plan shall surface and storm runoff from new or be prepared in conformance with the Core existing impervious surfaces subject and Special Requirements contained in sec- to vehicular use or storage of chemi- tions 1.2 and 1.3 of chapter 1,the hydrologic cals should be discharged at the lo- analysis methods contained in chapter 3,the cation and in the manner which will hydraulic analysis and design criteria in chap- provide the most protection to the lossie ter 4, and the erosion/sedimentation control aquifer,as directed and approved by plan and practices contained in chapter 5 of the Stormwater Utility and the Water the 1990 King County Surface Water Design Utility. Manual,except where amended or appended by the Department. (Ord. 4367, 9-14-1992; ii. Discharge from the project must Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) produce no significant adverse im- pact to the downhill property. Where 2. Special Requirement#13;Aquifer Re- no conveyance system exists at the charge and Protection Areas: adjacent downstream property line or other acceptable location and the a. Threshold:If a proposed project lies discharge was previously unconcen- within an Aquifer Recharge and/or Pro- trated flow, the runoff must: tection Area as defined and designed by City ordinance and as indicated on the • Be conveyed across the down- Aquifer Recharge and Protection Map at stream properties to an accept- the City Permit Counter. able discharge point(see CORE REQUIREMENT#2;OFF-SITE b. Requirement:Then the proposed ANALYSIS in§ 1.2.2),with drain- project drainage review and engineering age easement secured from the plans shall be prepared in accordance downstream owners and re- with the special requirements, methods corded at the King County Office of analysis and design standards that of Records and Elections prior to have been adopted for aquifer recharge drainage plan approval, OR and protection areas by City ordinance. • Be discharged onto a rock pad 3. Additional Requirements in Aquifer shaped in a manner so as to dis- Protection Areas—Amendments to King perse flow(see Figure 4.3.51) if County Surface Water Design Manual, the runoff is less than 0.2 cfs run- 6-5 (Revised 10/00) 4-6-030E off rate for the one hundred(100) (2)year, twenty four(24) hour dura- year, twenty four(24) hour dura- tion design storm event for the peak tion design storm event existing rate runoff control facility.Biofiltration site conditions. facilities installed prior to peak rate runoff control facilities shall be sized b. Section 1.2.3, CORE REQUIRE- based on the developed conditions. MENT#3; RUNOFF CONTROL, "Biofil- (Amd. Ord.4740, 7-19-1999) tration": c. Section 1.2.3, CORE REQUIRE- i. Requirements for Zone 1 of an MENT#3; RUNOFF CONTROL, "Deten- Aquifer Protection Area:Proposed tion Facilities": project runoff resulting from more than five thousand (5,000) square i. Requirements for Zone 1 of an feet of impervious surface, and sub- Aquifer Protection Area:The City of ject to vehicular use or storage of Renton prohibits the construction of chemicals, shall not be treated prior new detention ponds to control the to discharge from the project site by peak rate of runoff from new or exist- on-site biofiltration measures but ing impervious surfaces subject to shall instead be treated by a wetvault vehicular use or storage of chemi- meeting the design criteria contained cals. in§ 1.3.5 SPECIAL REQUIREMENT #5; SPECIAL WATER QUALITY d. Section 1.2.3, CORE REQUIRE- CONTROLS. New or existing retrofit- MENT#3; RUNOFF CONTROL, "Reten- ted wetvaults and appurtenances tion Facilities": shall meet the pipeline requirements specified in RMC 4-3-050H6a, Pipe- i. Requirements for Zone 1 of an line Requirements—Zone 1. (Amd. Aquifer Protection Area: The City Ord.4851, 8-7-2000) of Renton prohibits the construction of new retention ponds to control the ii. Requirements for Zone 2 of an peak rate of runoff from new or exist- Aquifer Protection Area: Proposed ing impervious surfaces subject to project runoff resulting from more vehicular use or storage of chemi- than five thousand (5,000) square cals. (Amd. Ord. 4740, 7-19-1999; feet of impervious surface, and sub- Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) ject to vehicular use or storage of chemicals, shall be treated prior to e. Section 1.2.3, CORE REQUIRE- discharge from the project site by on- MENT#3; RUNOFF CONTROL, "Infiltra- site biofiltration measures as de- tion Facilities": scribed in §4.6.3 in Chapter 4 of the King County Surface Water Design i. Requirement for Zone 1 of an Manual. Biofiltration facilities may re- Aquifer Protection Area: The City quire a liner per the design criteria of Renton prohibits the construction described in the section"Liner to Pre- of new infiltration facilities to control vent Groundwater Contamination"in the peak rate of runoff from new or the introduction to§4.6, Water Qual- existing impervious surfaces subject ity Facility Design. to vehicular use or storage of chemi- cals. iii. The biofiltration design flow rate shall be based on the peak rate of f. Section 1.2.4, CORE REQUIRE- runoff for the two(2)year,twenty four MENT#4; CONVEYANCE SYSTEM (24) hour duration design storm "(4) For new drainage ditches or chan- event total precipitation. Note, biofil- nels": tration facilities installed following peak rate runoff control facilities may i. Requirements for Zone 1 of an be sized to treat the allowable re- Aquifer Protection Area: New lease rate(predeveloped)for the two drainage ditches or channels shall (Revised 10/00) 6-6 4-6-030E not be employed to convey the runoff water protection liner may be re- resulting from impervious surface quired for new drainage ditches or that is subject to vehicular use or channels per the design criteria de- storage of chemicals. scribed in the section "Liner to Pre- • vent Groundwater Contamination"in ii. Requirements for Zone 2 of an the introduction to§4.6, Water Qual- Aquifer Protection Area: New ity Facility Design. Exception: New drainage ditches or channels may be drainage ditches or channels do not employed in lieu of a pipe system. A require a groundwater protection groundwater protection liner may be liner following the last water quality required for new drainage ditches or facility. Proposed projects shall pro- channels per the design criteria, and vide an impervious surface for all existing drainage ditches or channels new or existing areas that will be sub- reconstructed, to convey the peak ject to vehicular use or storage of runoff from the twenty five (25) year chemicals. Said impervious surface design storm using the design crite- shall be provided with the proper ria described in the section "Liner to catch basins and an approved con- Prevent Groundwater Contamina- veyance system in order to collect tion"in the introduction to§4.6, Wa- surface water runoff and direct it into ter Quality Facility Design, and the the downstream drainage convey- methods of analysis described in ance system. (Amd. Ord. 4740, § 4.3.7 in Chapter 4 of the King 7-19-1999;Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) County Surface Water Design Man- ual with afreeboard to overflow of 0.5 h. Section 1.3.5, SPECIAL REQUIRE- feet. In addition, new drainage MENT#5; SPECIAL WATER QUALITY ditches or channels must be demon- CONTROLS: strated to convey the peak runoff from the one hundred (100) year de- i. Requirements for Zone 1 of an sign storm without overtopping. Aquifer Protection Area: (Amd. Ord.4740, 7-19-1999) • Threshold:If a proposed project g. Section 1.2.4, CORE REQUIRE- will discharge runoff from more MENT#4; CONVEYANCE SYSTEM, than one acre of impervious sur- "Composition": face that will be subject to vehic- ular use or storage of chemicals, i. Requirements for Zone 1 of an and: Aquifer Protection Area: New con- veyance systems shall be con- (1) Proposes direct discharge structed in accordance with the of runoff to a regional facility, re- pipeline requirements specified in ceiving water, lake, wetland, or RMC 4-3-050H6a, Pipeline Require- closed depression without on- ments—Zone 1, of the aquifer pro- site peak rate runoff control; or tection regulations. Proposed projects shall provide an impervious (2) The runoff from the project surface for all new or existing areas will discharge into a Type 1 or 2 that will be subject to vehicular use or stream,or Type 1 wetland,within storage of chemicals. Said impervi- one mile from the project site. ous surface shall be provided with the proper catch basins and a pipe- • Requirement:The wetvault size line storm drainage system in order shall be increased by a factor of to collect surface water runoff and di- 1.5 times the size of the wetvault rect it into the downstream drainage normally required per§4.6.2 of conveyance system. the 1990 King County Surface Water Design Manual and shall "fir' ii. Requirements for Zone 2 of an satisfy the wetvault required by Aquifer Protection Area:A ground- § 1.2.3. CORE REQUIREMENT 6-7 (Revised 10/00) 4-6-030F #3:RUNOFF CONTROL in Zone dard Specifications for Municipal Construction 1 of the aquifer protection area. and Standard Detail documents, and the design New or existing retrofitted criteria, construction materials, practices, and wetvaults and appurtenances standard details contained in chapters 3,4 and 5 "fir shall meet the pipeline require- of.the current King County Surface Water Design ments specified in RMC Manual; provided,that the Department's stan- 4-3-050H6a, Pipeline Require- dards and design criteria will take precedent and ments—Zone 1. (Amd. Ord. prevail in any interpretation of conflicting or con- 4851, 8-7-2000) tradictory standards and design criteria. (Ord. 4269, 5-21-1990) ii. Requirements for Zone 2 of an Aquifer Protection Area: G. REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF PLAN: • Threshold:If a proposed project 1. Timing and Process:All storm drainage will construct more than one acre plans prepared in connection with any of the of impervious surface that will be permits and/or approvals listed in subsection subject to vehicular use or stor- Cl of this Section shall be submitted for re- age of chemicals, and view and approval to the Development Ser- vices Division. If no action is taken by the City (1) Proposes direct discharge after submission of final drainage plans within of runoff to a regional facility, re- forty five(45)days,then such plan is deemed ceiving water, lake, wetland, or approved. (Ord. 3174, 11-21-1977) closed depression without on- site peak rate runoff control;or 2. Fees: Fees shall be as listed in RMC 4-1-1808. (Ord. 4722, 5-11-1998) (2) The runoff from the project will discharge into a Type 1 or 2 3. Additional Information: The permit ap- stream,or Type 1 wetland,within plication shall be supplemented by any plans, one mile from the project site. specifications or other information consid- ered pertinent in the judgment of the Admin- • Requirement: Then a wetpond istrator or his duly authorized representative. meeting the standards described (Ord. 3174, 11-21-1977) above shall be employed to treat a project's runoff prior to dis- H. BONDS AND LIABILITY INSURANCE charge from the site. A wetvault REQUIRED: or water quality swale, as de- The Development Services Division shall require scribed above, may be used all persons constructing retention/detention facili- when a wetpond is not feasible. ties to post with the Administrator surety and cash A groundwater protection liner bonds or certified check in the amount of one and may be required for wetponds one-half(1-1/2)times the estimated cost of con- and water quality swales per the design criteria described in the section "Liner to Prevent Groundwater Contamination"in the introduction to§4.6, Water Quality Facility Design. (Ord. 4367, 9-14-1992;amd. Ord. 4740, 7-19-1999) F. DRAINAGE PLAN DESIGN CRITERIA, DRAFTING STANDARDS AND CONTENTS: The drainage plan shall be prepared in conform- ance with the Department's construction plan drafting standards and contents,the City's Stan- (Revised 10/00) 6-8 4-6-0301 struction. Where such persons have previously Administrator to correct deficiencies in posted,or are required to post, other such bonds said maintenance affecting public health, with the Administrator, either on the facility itself_ safety and welfare, must be posted and Nome or on other construction related to the facility, maintained throughout the three(3)year such person may, with the permission of the Di- maintenance period. The amount of the rector and to the extent allowable by law,combine cash bond or surety bond shall be in the all such bonds into a single bond; provided, that amount of one and one-half(1-1/2)times at no time shall the amount thus bonded be less the estimated cost of maintenance for a than the total amount which would have been re- three(3) year period. quired in the form of separate bonds; and pro- vided further, that such bond shall on its face 3. Liability Policy: The person con- clearly delineate those separate bonds which it is structing the facility shall maintain a liabil- intended to replace. ity policy during such private ownership with policy limits of not less than one hun- 1. Construction Bond: Prior to corn- dred thousand dollars($100,000.00) per mencing construction the person con- individual, three hundred thousand dol- structing the facility shall post a lars($300,000.00) per occurrence and construction bond in an amount sufficient fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00) prop- to cover the cost of conforming said con- erty damage,which shall name the City of struction with the approved drainage Renton as an additional insured without plans. In lieu of a bond,the applicant may cost to the City and which shall protect the elect to establish a cash escrow account City of Renton from any liability, cost or with his bank in an amount deemed by expenses for any accident, negligence, the Administrator to be sufficient to reim- failure of the facility,omission or any other burse the City if it should become neces- liability whatsoever relating to the con- sary for the City to enter the property for struction or maintenance of the facility. the purpose of correcting and/or eliminat- Said liability policy shall be maintained for ing hazardous conditions relating to soil the duration of the facility by the owner of err stability and/or erosion. The instructions the facility, provided that in the case of fa- to the escrowee shall specifically provide cilities assumed by the City of Renton for that after prior written notice unto the maintenance pursuant to subsection I of owner and his failure to correct and/or this Section, said liability policy shall be eliminate existing or potential hazardous terminated when said City maintenance conditions and his failure to timely rem- responsibility commences. edy same, the escrowee shall be autho- rized without any further notice to the I. CITY ASSUMPTION OF owner or his consent to disburse the nec- MAINTENANCE: essary funds unto the City of Renton for the purpose of correcting and/or eliminat- 1. Maintenance of Facilities by City Au- ing such conditions complained of. After thorized:The City of Renton is authorized to determination by the Department that all assume the maintenance of retention/deten- facilities are constructed in compliance tion facilities after the expiration of the three with the approved plans,the construction (3) year maintenance period in connection bond shall be released. with the subdivision of land if: 2. Maintenance Bond:After satisfac- a. All of the requirements of subsection tory completion of the facilities and re- F of this Section have been fully complied lease of the construction bond by the with; City, the person constructing the facility shall commence a three(3) year period b. The facilities have been inspected of satisfactory maintenance of the facility. and approved by the Department after A cash bond, surety bond or bona fide their first year of operation; contract for maintenance with a third party for the duration of this three(3)year c. The surety bond required in subsec- period,to be approved by the Administra- tion H of this Section has been extended tor and to be used at the discretion of the 6 -9 4-6-030J for one year covering the City's first year Code or by other recognized test standards. of maintenance; If there are no recognized and accepted test methods for the proposed alternate, the Ad- d. All necessary easements entitling ministrator shall determine test procedures. *40100 the City to properly maintain the facility Suitable performance of the method or mate- have been conveyed to the City; rial may be evidence of compliance meeting the testing requirement. (Ord. 4269, e. It is recommended by the Adminis- 5-21-1990) trator and concurred in by the City Coun- cil that said assumption of maintenance L. ALTERNATE PROVISIONS FOR would be in the best interests of the City. MATERIAL, CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGN: 2. Notification of Defect Required: The See RMC 4-9-250E. (Ord. 4722, 5-11-1998) owner of said property shall throughout the maintenance period notify the City in writing if M. MODIFICATIONS OF CODE any defect or improper working of the drain- REQUIREMENTS: age system has come to his notice. Failure to See RMC 4-9-250D. (Ord.4722, 5-11-1998) so notify the City shall give the City cause to reject assumption of the maintenance of the N. VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES: facility at the expiration of the three (3) year Penalties for any violation of any of the provisions maintenance period, or within one year of the of this Section shall be in accord with RMC 1-3-2, discovery of the defect or improper working, Civil Penalties. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) whichever period is the latest in time. J. RETROACTIVITY RELATING TO CITY 4-6-040 SANITARY SEWER MAINTENANCE OF SUBDIVISION STANDARDS: FACILITIES: If any person constructing retention/detention fa- A. CONNECTION TO CITY SEWER cilities and/or receiving approval of drainage plans REQUIRED: *41.00 prior to the effective date of this Section re-as- The owner of each house, building or property sesses the facilities and/or plans so constructed used for human occupancy, employment, recre- and/or approved and demonstrates,to the Admin ation or other purpose, situated within the City istrator's satisfaction,total compliance with the re- and abutting on any street,alley or right-of-way in quirements of this Section the City may, after in which there is now located or may in the future be spection, approval and acknowledgment of the located a public sanitary or combined sewer of proper posting of the required bonds as specified the City which said public sewer is within three in subsection H of this Section, assume mainte- hundred thirty feet(330') of the property line and nance of the facilities. (Ord. 3174, 11-21-1977) which has been determined to be a health hazard K. DRAINAGE PLAN REVIEW by the City or the Seattle-King County Health De- PROCEDURES: partment,or its successor agencies,or which has participated and been included in a local improve- The drainage plan and supportive calculations ment district, is hereby required at the owner's ex- shall be reviewed by the Department using the pense to install suitable toilet facilities therein and Department's construction plan review proce- to connect such facilities directly with the proper dures in coordination with all other applicable City public sewer in accordance with the provisions of permit review procedures. this Chapter,within ninety(90)days after the date of official notice to do so. 1. Tests:Whenever there is insufficient ev- idence of compliance with any of the provi- 1. Exception for Connection to Private sions of this Code or evidence that any mate- Sewage System:Where a public sanitary or rial or construction does not conform to the combined sewer is not available under the requirements of this Code, the Administrator provisions of this Chapter, the building sewer may require tests as proof of compliance to shall be connected to a private sewage dis- be made at no expense to this jurisdiction. posal system complying with the provisions 'Ng Test methods shall be as specified by this of this Section. (Ord. 4343, 2-3-1992) 6 - 10 4-6-040E B. RESPONSIBILITY FOR SEWER D. USE OF SEPTIC TANKS, PRIVIES OR MANAGEMENT FACILITIES: CESSPOOLS: ilrowe Any facility improvements identified by the current Except as hereinafter provided, it shall be unlaw- adopted long-range wastewater management ful to construct or maintain any privy, privy vault, plan(comprehensive sewer system plan)that are • septic tank,cesspool, or other facility intended or not installed or in the process of being installed used for the disposal of sewage. (Ord. 2173, must be constructed by the property owner(s) or 8-16-1965) developer(s)desiring service. (Ord. 4343, 2-3-1992) E. PERMIT REQUIRED FOR CONNECTION TO CITY SEWER: C. SERVICE OUTSIDE OF CITY: No unauthorized person shall uncover,make any Sewer service to properties outside the City's cor- connections with or openings into, use, alter or porate limits will be permitted under the following disturb any public sewer or appurtenance thereof conditions: without first obtaining a written permit from the De- velopment Services Division. 1. The property shall be within the City's adopted Potential Annexation Area (PAA) or 1. Connection Approval Options: Per- approved Sanitary Sewer Service Boundary; mission to make connection to the public and sewer shall consist of either: 2. The Planning/Building/Public Works De- a. A developer extension agreement, partment mandates design standards and cri- wherein permission is granted to make teria for the property(ies) requesting service an extension to a public sewer, or without annexation. King County Boundary Review Board approval of service and service b. A building sewer permit,wherein per- agreements with adjacent districts will be ob- mission is granted to make a connection tained, when necessary, prior to issuance of from private property to a public sewer.A the public works permit. The property owner building sewer permit shall include per- Noe will obtain and pay for all required permits, in- mission to construct a side sewer when- cluding but not limited to City side sewer per- ever it is required to complete mits and County right-of-way permit(if connection. necessary). The property owners will be re- sponsible for their fair share of the cost of the 2. Permit Classes:There shall be three(3) installation of the sewer main either through classes of building sewer permits: direct costs or latecomer's assessments;and a. For residential service; 3. The owner(s)of property in Renton's Po- tential Annexation Area shall execute an b. For commercial service; and agreement to be recorded against the par- cel(s) by which the owners, their heirs, suc- c. For industrial service. (Ord. 3832, cessors, or assigns agree and covenant to 8-13-1984) annex the property(ies) into the City of Renton. Except, if the owner of an existing 3. Submittal Requirements and Applica- developed single-family parcel provides a let- tion Fees: In each case the owner or his duly ter,from the Seattle-King County Department authorized agent or representative shall Public Health, documenting that the septic make application in writing on a special form system serving the parcel has failed or is fail- furnished by the City for said purposes. The ing and that they are required to connect to a permit application shall be supplemented by public sewer system,said agreement will not any plans,specifications or other information be required. considered pertinent in the judgment of the Development Services Division. The permit 4. The rates to such special users shall be and inspection fees shall be as listed in RMC as stipulated in RMC 8-5-15. (Ord. 4467, 4-1-180. 8-22-1994; Amd. Ord. 4677, 8-4-1997; Ord. 4907, 6-4-2001) 6 - 11 (Revised 7/01) 4-6-040F F. PUBLIC SEWER STANDARDS: changes of grade, size or alignment, at distances no greater than four hundred 1. Costs and Damages: All costs and ex- feet(400')for fifteen inch (15") diameter pense incident to the installation and connec- sewers or smaller. Greater spacing may tion of the building sewer shall be borne by be permitted in larger sewers. Manholes the owner or applicant of the premises in shall be a minimum of forty eight inches question.The owner shall indemnify the City (48") in diameter, shall be precast con- against any loss or damage that may directly crete or cast in place concrete,with steel or indirectly be occasioned by the installation reinforcement; steps shall be placed at of the building sewer.(Ord. 1552,6-12-1956) one foot(1') spacing, conforming to cur- rent safety regulations. (Ord.4343, 2. Standards: Public sewers shall conform 2-3-1992) to the latest standards of the City,as adopted by City Code, and to the"Recommended b. Covers: The manhole covers shall Standards for Sewage Works"of the Great be twenty four inches (24") in diameter Lakes-Upper Mississippi River Board of State cast iron frame and covers. Sanitary Engineers,and are subject to review by the Department of Ecology of the State of c. Connections:All connections to the Washington.All public sewer extensions manhole shall match the existing inverts shall conform to the standards and be consis- or have a drop connection in accordance tent with the City comprehensive sewer sys- with the current City standards. (Ord. tern plan. (Ord.4343, 2-3-1992) 4343, 2-3-1992) 3. Public Sewer Pipe Materials: The pub- d. Manhole Requirements for Indus- lic sewer shall be ductile iron,AWWA C151, trial Wastes: When required by the Utili- with Type II push-on or Type Ill mechanical ties Engineer, the owner of any property joints,together with cement mortar lining served by a building sewer carrying in- three thirty seconds inch (3/32") in accor- dustrial wastes shall install a suitable con- dance with AWWA C104, or polyvinyl chlo- trol manhole in the building sewer to facil *481019 - ride (PVC) plastic pipe ASTM D3034, or itate observation,sampling and measure- concrete nonreinforced ASTM C14 Class 2, ment of the wastes.Such manhole,when or concrete reinforced ASTM C76; rubber required, shall be accessibly and safely gaskets for concrete pipe shall meet ASTM located, and shall be constructed in ac- C443 standards; rubber gasket for PVC pipe cordance with plans approved by the Util- shall meet ASTM 1869 standards. However, ities Engineer. The manhole shall be in- when public sewers are installed in filled or stalled by the owner at his expense, and unstable ground, in areas with high ground- shall be maintained by him so as to be water levels, or in areas where the potential safe and accessible at all times. (Ord. for infiltration occurs,they may be required to 1552, 6-12-1956;Amd. Ord. 2847, be either ductile iron or PVC plastic pipe. Ex- 5-6-1974) act pipe material shall be as determined by the wastewater utility. Minimum size shall be 6. Lift Station Standards: All lift stations eight inches(8")diameter. (Ord.4343, that are to be turned over for public mainte- 2-3-1992) nance as well as private lift stations for com- mercial or multi-family building sewers shall 4. Use of Old Sewers:Old building sewers have alarm and standby emergency opera- may be used in connection with new buildings tion systems, and meet or exceed Depart- only when they are found, on examination ment of Ecology specifications as detailed in and tests by the Utilities Engineer,to meet all "Criteria for Sewage Works Design". All pri- requirements of this Chapter. (Ord. 1552, vate single family lift stations shall meet or ex- 6-12-1956; Amd. Ord. 2847, 5-6-1974) ceed the current City standards for that type of facility. 5. Manhole Requirements: 7. Supervision Required:All persons or a. Where Required:Manholes shall be local improvement districts desiring to install installed at the end of each line, at all sanitary sewer mains, as an extension of (Revised 7/01) 6- 12 4-6-040G Renton's sewer system, must extend said mains under the supervision of the wastewa- ter utility. (Ord. 4343, 2-3-1992) 8. Public Sewer Extension Requires De- • veloper Agreement: Extensions to the pub- lic sewer may be permitted by developer extension agreements.(Ord.3055,8-9-1976) G. PRIVATE (BUILDING) SEWER STANDARDS: 1. Independent Sewer Required for Ev- ery Building: A separate and independent building sewer shall be provided for every building,except where one building stands at the rear of another on an interior lot and no 6 - 12.1 (Revised 7/01) This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 7/01) 6- 12.2 4-6-040G private sewer is available or can be con- be laid at uniform grade and in straight align- structed to the rear building through an ad- ment insofar as possible. Changes in direc- joining alley, court, yard, or driveway, the ._ tion shall be made with proper fittings per City building sewer from the front building may be standards. The wastewater utility may allow, extended to the rear building and the whole at its discretion, the installation of a six inch considered as one building sewer. (Ord. (6") building sewer properly curved not to ex- 1552, 6-12-1956) ceed one-half(1/2) of manufacturer's specifi- cations. In all buildings in which any building 2. Private Sewer Pipe Materials: The drain is too low to permit gravity flow to the building sewer shall be ductile iron pipe class public sewer,sanitary sewage carried by such 50, PVC plastic pipe ASTM spec. D3034 or drain shall be lifted by approved artificial equal, or other suitable material approved by means and discharged to the building sewer. the Utilities Engineer.Joints shall be tight and waterproof. Any part of the building sewer 6. Trenching Standards: All excavations that is located within ten feet(10')of a water required for the installation of a building service pipe shall be constructed of ductile sewer shall be open trench work unless oth- iron pipe with push-on rubber gasket joints. If erwise approved by the Utilities Engineer. installed in filled orunstable ground, the Pipe laying and backfill shall be performed in building sewer shall be of ductile iron pipe accordance with ASTM spec. C12-19 and with push-on rubber gasketed joints. (Ord. APWA spec. Sec. 60 except that no backfill 4343, 2-3-1992) shall be placed until the work has been in- spected. 3. Size and Slope: The size and slope of the building sewer shall be subject to the ap- 7. Joints and Connections: All joints and proval of the Utilities Engineer. The standard connections shall be made gastight and wa- minimum sizes and slopes are: tertight, and installed in accordance with APWA spec. 62-3.98A. Concrete pipe joints a. Four inches (4") at a two percent shall conform with ASTM C-443. Ductile iron (2%) slope (one-quarter inch (1/4") per pipe push-on joints shall conform with ANSI Noe foot) for single family or duplex residen- A-21.11. PVC pipe joints shall conform with tial, or ASTM D2680. Other jointing materials and methods may be used only by written ap- b. Six inches(6")at a two percent(2%) proval of the Utilities Engineer. slope (one-quarter inch (1/4") per foot) for multi-family, commercial or industrial. 8. Grease, Oil and Sand Interceptors: c. In no event shall the diameter of the a. When Required: Grease, oil and side sewer stub be less than six inches sand interceptors or other approved (6"). methodology shall be provided when, in the opinion of the Utilities Engineer, they 4. Special Allowance for Lesser Slope: are necessary for the proper handling of The utility may allow, under certain circum- liquid wastes containing grease in exces- stances, a six inch (6") side sewer to be laid sive amounts, or any flammable wastes, at no less than one percent(1%)(one-eighth sand and other harmful ingredients; ex- inch (1/8") per foot).A grade release holding cept that such interceptors shall not be the City harmless for the flatter slope will be required for private living quarters or required. dwelling units. Grease and oil intercep- tors shall be required on all restaurants, 5. Pipe Location, Elevation, Etc.: When- garages and gas station premises and ever possible, the building sewer shall be shall be so situated as to intercept only brought to the building at an elevation below the sources of grease and oil wastes but the basement floor.No building sewer shall be excluding domestic or human wastes. laid parallel to or within three feet(3')of any bearing wall, which might thereby be weak- b. Type,Capacity and Location:All in- ened. The depth shall be sufficient to afford terceptors shall be of a type and capacity protection from frost.The building sewer shall approved by the Utilities Engineer, and 6 - 13 4-6-040H shall be located as to be readily and easily amination and tests by the utility to meet all accessible for cleaning and inspection. standards and specifications of the City. If no stubs are suitably located or if the existing c. Construction Materials and Stan- stub(s) are found not to meet all standards dards: Grease and oil interceptors shall •and specifications,the property owners shall, be constructed of impervious materials at their expense, have a new side sewer stub capable of withstanding abrupt and ex- installed. treme changes in temperature. They shall be of substantial construction, wa- 2. Permit and Supervision by Utility Re- tertight and equipped with easily remov- quired: All such connections shall be made able covers which,when bolted in place, under permit issued by the utility and per City shall be gastight and watertight. standards and specifications.The connection shall be made under the supervision of the d. Maintenance Required: Where in- Utilities Engineer or his representative. (Ord. stalled, all grease, oil and sand intercep- 4343, 2-3-1992) tors shall be maintained by the owner, at his expense, in continuously efficient op- I. PRIVATE SEWAGE DISPOSAL eration at all times.(Ord.4343,2-3-1992) STANDARDS: 9. Inspection: The applicant for the build- 1. Permit Required: Before commence- ing sewer permit shall notify the Utilities Engi- rent of construction of a private sewage dis- neer when the building sewer is ready for posal system the owner shall first obtain a inspection and connection to the public written permit signed by the Utilities Engineer. sewer. (Ord. 1552, 6-12-1956; Amd. Ord. The application for such permit shall be made 2847, 5-6-1974). on a form furnished by the City,which the ap- plicant shall supplement by any plans, speci- 10. Precautions While Building: All exca- fications and other information deemed nec- vations for building sewer installation shall be essary by the Utilities Engineer.A permit and guarded with barricades and lights and such inspection fee of ten dollars($10.00) shall be other precautions as are reasonably ade- paid to the Finance and Information Services quate to protect the public from accident and Director at the time the application is filed. injury. (Ord. 2801, 9-24-1973; Amd. Ord. 2845, 4-15-1974) 11. Restoration of Public Property Re- quired: Streets, sidewalks, parkways and 2. Inspection and Approval by Utilities other public property disturbed in the course Engineer: A permit for a private sewage dis- of the work shall be restored in a manner sat- posal system shall not become effective until isfactory to the City. the installation is completed to the satisfaction of the Utilities Engineer. He shall be allowed 12. Surety Bond Required:A surety bond to inspect the work at any stage of construc- in an amount deemed sufficient and deter- tion and, in any event, the applicant for the mined by the Utilities Engineer, but in no permit shall notify the Utilities Engineer when event less than five hundred dollars the work is ready for final inspection, and be- ($500.00), shall be furnished and deposited fore any underground portions are covered. with the City to indemnify the City against any The inspection shall be made within forty loss,damage,liability in connection with such eight(48) hours of the receipt of notice by the sewer work. (Ord. 1552, 6-12-1956; Amd. Utilities Engineer whenever possible. Ord. 2847, 5-6-1974). 3. Standards and Tests: The type, capaci- H. CONNECTION OF PRIVATE ties, location and layout of a private sewage (BUILDING) SEWER TO PUBLIC SEWER: disposal system shall comply with all recom- mendations of the Seattle-King County 1. Location:The connection of the building Health Department. Field tests and a site sur- sewer into the public sewer shall be made at vey shall be made before any permit is issued a side sewer stub, if such a stub is available for any private sewage disposal system em- at a suitable location and is found upon ex- ploying subsurface soil absorption facilities. 6 - 14 4-6-040J (Ord. 2801,9-24-1973, Amd. Ord. 2847, with capacity shall be required to 5-6-1974) connect within two (2)years of the passage of this Section (September Niumoe 4. Maintenance Requirements and Dis- 14, 1994).All existing developments charge Prohibitions: The owner shall oper- (residential and nonresidential) ate and maintain the private sewage disposal which are located within three hun- facilities in a sanitary manner at all times, at dred thirty feet(330')of a new gravity no expense to the City. No septic tank or sanitary sewer line with capacity cesspool shall be permitted to discharge to shall be required to connect within any public sewer or natural outlet. two (2)years of the availability of the new sewer line. 5. Additional Requirements of Health Of- ficer:No statement contained in this Chapter b. Additional Zone 1 Requirements: shall be construed to interfere with any addi- For properties located in Zone 1 of an tional requirements that may be imposed by aquifer protection area, additional re- the Health Officer. (Ord. 2801, 9-24-1973) quirements pertaining to sewers are specified in the following sections of the 6. Standards for Abandoning Private Renton Municipal Code: RMC Sewage Disposal Facilities: After connec- 4-3-050C8e(ii), Prohibited Activities— tion to the sewerage system, all septic tanks, Aquifer Protection Areas, Zone 1; RMC cesspools and similar private sewage dis- 4-3-050C1 a, Aquifer Protection Areas— posal facilities shall be abandoned and filled Compliance with Regulations; RMC with suitable material;provided,however,the 4-3-050H6a, , Pipeline Requirements— owner of the subject premises may suitably Zone 1; and RMC 4-4-03007, Construc- clean the septic tank to utilize same and any tion Activity Standards—Zones 1 and 2. adjoining drain fields system for the proper disposal of stormwaters. (Ord. 4472, 2. Zone 2 Requirements: 9-12-1994) '` a. Wastewater Disposal—Zone 2: J. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS THAT APPLY WITHIN ZONES 1 AND 2 OF AN i. New developments (residential AQUIFER PROTECTION AREA: and nonresidential) shall, as a condi- tion of the building permit, be re- 1. Zone 1 Requirements: quired to connect to a central sanitary sewer system prior to occu- a. Wastewater Disposal—Zone 1: pancy. New single family residential development on existing lots may i. New developments (residential use an on-site sewage disposal sys- and nonresidential) shall, as a condi- tern in lieu of connection to a central tion of the building permit,be required sanitary sewer system when the to connect to a central sanitary sewer Wastewater Utility has determined system prior to occupancy. that, according to its codes and poli- cies, a central sanitary sewer is un- ii. Existing developments (residen- available. Approval of the use of an tial and nonresidential) may be re- on-site sewage disposal system for quired to connect to a central sewer such development shall be condi- system as a requirement of any tional upon the signing of a covenant building permit issued after the effec- running with the land to connect to a tive date of this Section (May 1, central sanitary sewer within two (2) 1993)for the property. years of its availability as determined by the Wastewater Utility, according iii. All existing developments (resi- to its codes and policies. dential and nonresidential)which are within three hundred thirty feet(330') ii. Sanitary sewers shall be con- Noy of an existing gravity sanitary sewer structed in accordance with prevail- ing American Public Works 6 - 15 (Revised 10/00) 4-6-050 Association (APWA) standards with way, and all private street improvements on ac- respect to minimum allowable infiltra- cess easements.The minimum design standards tion and exfiltration. for streets are listed in the following tables.These standards will be used as guidelines for determin- b. Additional Zone 2 Requirements: ing specific street improvement requirements for For properties located in Zone 2 of an development projects, including short plats and aquifer protection area, additional re- subdivisions. quirements pertaining to sewers are specified in the following sections of the D. EXEMPTIONS: Renton Municipal Code: RMC The following exemptions shall be made to the re- 4-3-050C1 a, Aquifer Protection Areas— quirements listed in this Section: Compliance with Regulations; RMC 4-3-050H6b, Pipeline Requirements— 1. New construction or addition with valua- Zone 2; RMC 4-4-03007, Construction tion less than fifty thousand dollars Activity Standards—Zones 1 and 2; and ($50,000.00). RMC 4-3-050D2b, Potential to Degrade Groundwater. (Ord.4367, 9-14-1992; 2. Interior remodels of any value not involv- Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) ing a building addition. 4-6-050 STREET PLAN ADOPTED: 3. The construction of one single family house, or the modification or addition to an That certain arterials and street plan is hereby existing house if the public street adjacent to adopted as a part of and in further implementation the lot under construction is currently used for of the City's Comprehensive Plan for the physical vehicular access and improved with pave development of the City of Renton. (Ord. 2199, ment. If the street does not meet the criteria, 12-20-1965) then the street must be improved to meet minimum Fire Department Standards. 4-6-060 STREET STANDARDS: E. RIGHT-OF-WAY DEDICATION REQUIRED: A. PURPOSE: It is the purpose of this Code to establish design 1. Dedication Required for Develop- standards and development requirements for ment: Where the existing width for any right- street improvements to insure reasonable and of-way adjacent to the development site is safe access to developed properties. These im- less than the minimum standards listed in provements include sidewalks, curbs, gutters, subsection F of this Section, additional right- street paving, monumentation, signage and light- of-way dedication will be required for the pro- ing. (Ord. 4521, 6-5-1995) posed development. B. ADMINISTERING AND ENFORCING 2. Amount of Dedication:The right-of-way AUTHORITY: dedication required shall be half of the differ- The Administrator of the Department of Planning/ ence between the existing width and the min- Building/Public Works and/or his/her designated imum required width as listed in subsection F representatives are responsible for the general of this Section. In cases where additional administration and coordination of this Code. right-of-way has been dedicated on the oppo- site side of the right-of-way from the develop- C. APPLICABILITY: ment site in compliance with this Section, Whenever a permit is applied for under the provi then dedication of the remaining right-of-way sions of the Uniform Building Code for new con width to obtain the minimum width as listed in struction, or application made for a short plat or a subsection F of this Section shall be required. full subdivision which is located on a property ad- jacent to public right-of-way, then the person ap- plying for such building permit shall build and tor may waive the requirement for additional install certain street improvements, including,but right-of-way dedication pursuant to RMC not limited to: lighting on all adjacent rights-of- 4-9-250C,Waiver Procedures,where it is de (Revised 10/00) 6- 16 F termined by the Administrator that construc- addition to existing buildings,number of units tion of full street improvements are waived for apartments, or total number of final lots in and not anticipated in the future. the proposed plat or short plat. Nital F. PUBLIC STREET AND SIDEWALK2. Minimum Standards: All such improve- DESIGN STANDARDS: ments shall be constructed to the City Stan- dards for Municipal Public Works Construc- 1. Level of Improvements: The minimum tion. Standards for construction shall be as level of street improvements required de- specified in the following tables, and by the pends upon the project size as listed in the Administrator or his/her duly authorized rep- following table. The project sizes listed shall resentative. be for square footage of new building and/or a. PUBLIC STREET IMPROVEMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT: RIGHT-OF-WAY PAVEMENT SIDEWALKS AND DISTANCE TO PROJECT SIZE WIDTH WIDTH STREET LIGHTING ARTERIAL 2—4 units residential As determined by Provide half Provide sidewalk on Minimum 20' 0—5,000 sq.ft. commercial subsection F2 of pavement width project side. No pavement to this Section. per standard plus street lighting arterial (500' 0— 10,000 sq. ft. industrial minimum 10'— required. maximum). curb required on project side. 5—20 residential lots As determined by Provide full Provide sidewalk on Minimum 20' 5,000— 10,000 sq. ft. subsection F2 of pavement width project side. Street pavement to commercial this Section. per standard— lighting required on arterial (500' curb required on project side. maximum). 10,000—20,000 sq. ft. industrial project side. More than 20 units residential As determined by Provide full Provide sidewalk on Minimum 20' 10,000 sq.ft. commercial subsection F2 of pavement width project side. Street pavement and this Section. per standard— lighting required on pedestrian 20,000 sq.ft. industrial curb required on project side. walkway to project side. arterial. 6- 16.1 (Revised 10/00) *41110 This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 10/00) 6 - 16.2 4-6-060F b. MINIMUM DESIGN STANDARDS 3. Length of Improvements: Such im- FOR RESIDENTIAL ACCESS provements shall extend the full distance of STREETS: such property to be improved upon and Ierr✓ sought to be occupied as a building site or RIGHT- parking area for the aforesaid building of plat- OF-WAY PAVE- SIDE- ting purposes and which may adjoin property WIDTH MENT WALKS OTHER dedicated as a public street. 50' 32'paved 6'sidewalk Combined 4. Special Design Standards for Arterial Parking adjacent to public Streets:Arterial street rights-of-way shall be both sides curb both detention sixty feet(60')to one hundred fifty feet(150') sides Street in width as may be required by the Adminis- lighting trator or his/her designee. The design stan- dards for arterial streets will be established c. MINIMUM DESIGN STANDARDS on a case-by-case basis by the Administrator FOR COLLECTOR STREETS: or his/her designee in accordance with the major arterials and streets plan. RIGHT 5. Grades: Grades on arterial streets shall OF-WAY PAVE- SIDE- not exceed ten percent(10%), and the grade WIDTH MENT WALKS OTHER on any public street shall not exceed fifteen 60' 36'paved 5' Combined percent(15%), except for within approved Parking sidewalks public hillside subdivisions. both sides and 5' detention planting Street 6. Pavement Thickness: New pavement strip on shall be a minimum of four inches(4") of as- lightingboth sides phalt over six inches(6") of crushed rock. Pavement thickness for new arterial or collec- „v d. MINIMUM DESIGN STANDARDS tor streets or widening of arterials or collector FOR COMMERCIAL ACCESS streets must be approved by the Department. STREETS: Pavement thickness design shall be based on standard engineering procedures. For the RIGHT purposes of asphalt pavement design, the OF-WAY PAVE- SIDE procedures described by the"Asphalt Insti- WIDTH MENT WALKS OTHER tute's Thickness Design Manual" (latest edi- tion)will be accepted by the Department. 60' 40'paved 5' Combined sidewalks public a. Alternate Provisions for Material on the detention Construction and Design:Alternate de- property Street sign procedures or materials may be line lighting used if approved by the Department through the process listed in RMC e. MINIMUM DESIGN STANDARDS 4-9-250E. FOR INDUSTRIAL ACCESS STREETS: 7. Sidewalk Width Minimum and Mea- surement: New sidewalks must provide a RIGHT- PAVE- minimum of four feet(4') of horizontal clear- OF-WAY MENT SIDE- ance from all vertical obstructions. Sidewalk WIDTH WIDTH WALKS, OTHER widths listed in the tables include curb width 66' 44'paved 5' Combined for those sidewalks constructed adjacent to sidewalks public the curb. and 5' detention planting 8. Curves: strip on Street Nose both sides lighting a. Horizontal Curves: Where a deflec- tion angle of more than ten degrees(10°) 6 - 17 4-6-060G in the alignment of a street occurs, a dead end streets, when approved by the De- curve of reasonably long radius shall be partment, are as follows: introduced, subject to review and ap- proval of the Administrator. LENGTH OF *44004 -STREET TYPE OF TURNAROUND b. Vertical Curves:All changes in grade shall be connected by vertical For up to 150'in No turnaround required. curves of a minimum length of two hun- length dred feet(200') unless specified other- From 150'to 300'in Dedicated hammerhead wise by the Administrator. length turnaround or cul-de-sac required. c. Tangents for Reverse Curves:A From 300'to 500'in Cul-de-sac required. tangent of at least two hundred feet length (200') in length shall be provided be- From 500'to 700'in Cul-de-sac required. tween reverse curves for arterials; one length hundred fifty feet(150')for collectors and Fire sprinkler system one hundred feet(100')for residential ac- required for houses. cess streets. Longer than 700'in Two means of access and length fire sprinklers required for 9. Downtown Core Area—Special Stan- all houses beyond 500'. dards: Greater sidewalk widths may be re- quired in the Downtown Core Area as part of 3. Turnaround Design: The hammerhead site plan review for specific projects. The Ad- turnaround shall have a design approved by ministrator may require that sidewalks be ex- the Administrator and the Bureau of Fire Pre- tended from property line to the curb with vention. provisions made for street trees and other landscaping requirements, street lighting, 4. Cul-de-Sac Design: Cul-de-sacs shall and fire hydrants. have a minimum paved radius of forty five feet(45')with a right-of-way radius of fifty five G. DEAD END STREETS: feet(55') for the turnaround. The cul-de-sac turnaround shall have a design approved by 1. When Permitted: Dead end streets are the Administrator and the Bureau of Fire Pre- permitted where through streets are deter- vention. mined by the Department not to be feasible. For other circumstances, dead end streets 5. Secondary Access: Secondary access may be approved by the Department or Hear- for emergency equipment is required when a ing Examiner as part of the plat approval of development of three(3)or more buildings is site plan approval for a proposed develop- located more than two hundred feet(200') ment. from a public street. 2. Cul-de-Sacs and Turnarounds—Mini- 6. Waiver of Turnaround:The requirement mum Requirements:Minimum standards for for a turnaround or cul-de-sac may be waived by the Administrator with approval of the Bu- reau of Fire Prevention when the develop- ment proposal will not create an increased need for emergency operations pursuant to RMC 4-9-250C, Waiver Procedures. H. ALLEY STANDARDS: 1. Access Purpose: Alleys may be used for vehicular access to the adjacent lots, but are not to be considered as primary access for emergency or Fire Department concerns. 6 - 18 4-6-060M 2. Minimum Alley Design Standards: 2. Minimum Standards: Such private streets shall consist of a minimum of a twenty ZONING TYPE ROW WIDTH PAVING WIDTH six-foot(26') easement with a twenty-foot Nik'" (20')pavement width.The private street shall All Residential 16 feet 14 feet • provide a turnaround meeting the minimum Commercial 16 feet 16 feet requirements of this Chapter. No sidewalks Downtown 20 feet 20 feet are required for private streets, however, Core Area and drainage improvements per City Code are re- Industrial quired, as well as an approved pavement thickness(minimum of four inches (4") as- 1. STREET LIGHTING STANDARDS: phalt over six inches(6") crushed rock). The maximum grade for the private street shall 'IL not exceed fifteen percent(15%), except for 1. Average Maintained Illumination: The street lighting shall be constructed to provide within approved hillside subdivisions. average maintained horizontal illumination as illustrated below. The lighting levels shall be 3. Signage Required: Appurtenant traffic governed by roadway classification and area control devices including installation of traffic De- zoning classification.Values are in horizontal and street name signs,as required by the De foot-candles at the pavement surface when partment,shall be provided by the subdivider. the light source is at its lowest level. The street name signs will include a sign la- beled "Private Street". Commercial Industrial Residential 4. Easement Required: An easement will Principal 2.0 2.0 1.0 be required to create the private street. Arterial Minor 1.4 1.2 0.6 5. Timing of Improvements: The private Arterial street must be installed prior to recording of Collector 1.2 0.9 0.6 the plat unless deferred. Street K. SHARED DRIVEWAYS: Local 0.9 0.6 0.2 Street 1. When Permitted:A shared private drive- way may be permitted for access to two (2) 2. Uniformity Ratios: Uniformity ratios for lots.The private access easement shall be a the street lighting shall meet or exceed four to minimum of twenty-foot(20') in width, with a one(4:1)for light levels of 0.6 foot-candles or minimum of twelve-foot(12') paved driveway. more and six to one(6:1)for light levels less than 0.6 foot-candles. L. TIMING FOR INSTALLATION OF IMPROVEMENTS: 3. Guidelines:Street lighting systems shall No building shall be granted a certificate of final be designed and constructed in accordance occupancy,or plat or short plat recorded, until all with the City publication, "Guidelines and the required street improvements are constructed Standards for Street Lighting Design of Resi- in a satisfactory manner and approved by the re- dential and Arterial Streets". sponsible departments unless those improve- ments remaining unconstructed have been J. PRIVATE STREETS: deferred by the Board of Public Works and secu- rity for such unconstructed improvements has 1. When Permitted: Private streets are al- been satisfactorily posted. lowed for access to six(6)or less lots,with no more than four(4) of the lots not abutting a M. PLAN DRAFTING AND SURVEYING public right-of-way. Private streets will only be STANDARDS: permitted if the proposed private street is not The construction permit plans for street improve- anticipated by the Department to be neces- ments shall be prepared and surveyed in con- sary for existing or future traffic and/or pedes- formance with the Department's"Construction ‘44i.r trian circulation through the subdivision or to Plan Drafting Standards", surveying standards serve adjacent property. 6 - 19 4-6-060N and the City's"Standard Specifications for Munic- City if it should become necessary for the city ipal Construction", and standard detail docu- to complete the improvements. ments. 2. Instructions to Escrow: The instruc- N. REVIEW OF CONSTRUCTION PLANS: tions to the escrow shall specifically provide that after prior written notice unto the appli- 1. Submittal:All street improvement plans cant and his/her failure to correct and/or elim- prepared shall be submitted for review and inate existing or potential hazardous approval to the Department. All plans and conditions or improperly constructed im- specifications for such improvements are to provements, and his/her failure to timely rem- be submitted at the time application for a edy same, the escrow shall be authorized building permit is made. without any future notice to the applicant or his/her consent to disburse the necessary 2. Fees and Submittal Requirements:All funds unto the City of Renton for the purpose permits required for the construction of these of correcting and/or eliminating such condi- improvements shall be applied for and ob- tions. tained in the same manner and conditions as specified in chapter 9-10 RMC, relating to ex- 3. Subsequent Conversion to Mainte- cavating or disturbing streets, alleys, pave- nance Bond:After determination by the De- ment or improvements. Fees shall be as partment that all facilities are constructed in stipulated in RMC 4-1-180B1, C4 and C5. compliance with the approved plans, the con- Money derived from the above charges shall struction bond can be reduced to ten percent be deposited to the General Fund. Half of the (10%) as a one year maintenance bond. fee is due and payable upon submittal for a construction permit application, and the re- Q. LATECOMER'S AGREEMENTS: mainder is due and payable prior to issuance of the construction permit. 1. Latecomer's Agreements Authorized: Any party extending utilities that may serve 3. Cost Estimate Required:The applicant other than that party's property may request a will be required to submit a cost estimate for latecomer's agreement from the City. WhereNIS the improvements. This will be checked by a development is required to construct street the Department for accuracy. improvements that may also be required by other developments or by future development O. INSPECTIONS: of other parcels in the vicinity, then the devel- oper may request establishment of a late- 1. Authority and Fees: The Department corner's agreement to reimburse the shall be responsible for the supervision, in- developer for all initial costs of the improve- spection and acceptance of all street im- ments. provements listed in this Section, and shall make a charge therefor to the applicant. 2. Process for Latecomer's Agreements: The procedure to follow in making application P. CONSTRUCTION BOND REQUIRED: for the latecomer's agreement and the steps to be followed by the City are as detailed in 1. Acceptable Security: Prior to corn- chapter 9-5 RMC. mencing construction the person construct- ing the street improvements shall post a R. VARIATIONS FROM STANDARDS: construction bond in an amount sufficient to cover the cost of conforming said construc- 1. Alternates, Modifications,Waivers, tion with the approved construction permit Variances: See RMC 4-9-250. plans. In lieu of a bond, the applicant may elect to establish a cash escrow account with 2. Half Street Improvements: his/her bank, securing only this obligation and no other, in an amount deemed by the a. When Permitted: Half street im- Administrator to be sufficient to reimburse the provements may be allowed for a resi- dential access street by the Administrator or her/his designee when it is determined 6 -20 4-6-070B that the adjacent parcel of property has ments be provided for the franchise the potential for future development and utilities outside of the dedicated right-of- dedication of the right-of-way necessay" way when such a right-of-way reduction for the completion of the street right-of- is approved. In no case shall a reduction way. in the required right-of-way width be ap- proved unless it is shown that there will b. Minimum Design Standards: The be no detrimental effect on the public right-of-way for the half street improve- health, safety or welfare if the right-of- ment must be a minimum of thirty-five feet way width is reduced, and that the full (35')with twenty-eight feet paved(28').A right-of-way width is not needed for cur- curb and a six-foot(6') sidewalk shall be rent or future development. installed on the development side of the street. If the street will require a cul-de- S. DEFERRAL OF IMPROVEMENT sac, then the right-of-way for the half of INSTALLATION: the cul-de-sac shall be dedicated,with in- See RMC 4-9-060. stallation of a temporary hammerhead turnaround. The property shall also dedi- T. APPEALS: cate easements to the city for street light- Any decisions made in the administrative process ing and fire hydrants. Additional ease- described in this Section may be appealed to the ments shall be provided for the franchise Hearing Examiner pursuant to RMC 4-8-110. utilities outside of the dedicated right-of- way. U. VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES: Violations of the provisions of this Chapter will be c. Standards for Completion of the a civil infraction and punishable under RMC Street: When the adjacent parcel is plat- 1-3-2, Civil Penalties. (Ord. 4521, 6-5-1995) ted or developed, an additional fifteen feet(15') of right-of-way shall be dedi- cated from the developing property. The 4-6-070 TRANSPORTATION pavement shall then be widened to thirty CONCURRENCY REQUIREMENTS: two feet(32') in total width, and a curb and six foot(6')wide sidewalk shall be in A. AUTHORITY AND PURPOSE: stalled on the developing side of the This Chapter is enacted pursuant to the Washing- street. If the street is a dead end street re ton State Growth Management Act, chapter quiring a cul-de-sac,then the developing 36.70A, at RCW 36.70A.070. It is the purpose of parcel shall dedicate the remainder of the this Chapter to ensure Renton transportation right-of-way for the cul-de-sac and con level of service standards are achieved concur- struct the final complete cul-de-sac, in- rently with development, or within a reasonable cluding curb and sidewalk improvements. time after development occupancy and use.(Ord. 3. Reduced Right-of-Way Dedication: 4708, 3-2-1998) a. When Permitted: The Department B. DEFINITIONS OF TERMS USED IN may approve a reduction in the required THIS SECTION: right-of-way width for residential access streets for new streets within a short plat 1. Concurrency or Concurrent with De- or subdivision to forty two feet(42')when velopment:Transportation improvements or the extra area from the reduction is used strategies are in place at the time of building for the creation of an additional lot(s) permit issuance,or a financial commitment is which could not be platted without the re- in place to complete the improvements or duction; or when the platting with the re- strategies within six(6) years of building per- quired right-of-way width results in the mit issuance. creation of lots with less than one hun- dred feet(100') in depth. 2. Department: The Planning/Building/ Public Works Department. b. Additional Easements: The De- partment may require additional ease- 6 -21 4-6-070C 3. Development Activity Permit Applica- termine if the transportation system has ade- tion: For the purposes of transportation con- quate or unused or uncommitted capacity, or currency regulations, any construction, _ will have adequate capacity,to accommodate building expansion, or change in use which trips generated by the proposed develop- creates additional demand upon or need for ment, without causing the level of service transportation facilities and which requires a standards to decline below the adopted stan- development permit from the City of Renton. dards,at the time of development orwithin six (6) years. 4. Development Permit: Written permis- sion from the appropriate City decision maker 9. Vested:The right to develop or continue authorizing the division of a parcel of land,the development in accordance with the laws, construction, reconstruction, conversion, rules, and other regulations in effect at the structural alteration, relocation or enlarge- time vesting is achieved. The time vesting is ment of any structure,or any use or extension achieved is determined in accordance with of the use of the land. brightline vesting rules included in State leg- islation and case law. 5. Financial Commitment: Includes reve- nue designated in the most currently adopted C. APPLICABILITY AND EXEMPTIONS: Transportation Improvement Program for transportation facilities or strategies through 1. Applicability:A concurrency test shall the six(6)year period with reasonable assur- be conducted for all development activity ap- ance that such funds will be timely put to such plications, as defined in subsection B3 of this ends, unanticipated revenue from Federal or Section, excluding exemptions. State grants for which the City has received notice of approval, and/or revenue that is as- 2. Exemptions: The following applications sured by an applicant in a form approved by are exempt from the concurrency test: the City in a voluntary agreement. a. Applications categorically exempt 6. Finding of Concurrency:A written find- from SEPA review under RMC 4-9-070, ing that is part of the applicable development Environmental Review Procedures. permit issued by the City indicating that a de- velopment activity permit application has suc- i. The concurrency test shall not be cessfully passed the Renton transportation conducted for projects that are sub- concurrency test.The finding of concurrency ject to SEPA review due to their loca- is made by the decision maker with the au- tion within an environmentally thority to approve the development permit. sensitive area, but which would oth- erwise be exempt from SEPA review. 7. Level of Service (LOS): A measure of the quality and efficiency of facilities and sys- ii. The concurrency test exemption tems. The Renton transportation LOS is shall not apply to short plats. adopted in the Renton Comprehensive Plan Transportation Element. The transportation b. Any project that is a component of a LOS standard establishes an index value development which was granted a finding which must be met or exceeded in future of concurrency that has not expired. years.The LOS index value is determined by the weighted sum of the p.m. peak travel dis- c. Development vested prior to April 6, tances from the City, averaged in all direc- 1998. tions,in thirty(30)minutes for SOV,HOV,and transit modes.The current index value is forty d. Projects granted a finding of concur- nine(49). More in depth discussion of the Cit- rency where the development activity is ywide LOS policy may be found in the Trans- conducted by a person or entity other portation Element. than the original applicant,if the project is limited to the uses, intensities, and vehi- 8. Transportation Concurrency Test: cle trip generation rates for which the Technical review of a development activity finding of concurrency was originally 4,41.10 permit application by the Department to de- made. 6 -22 4-6-070G D. CONCURRENCY REVIEW PROCESS: 3. Revisions to an approved development that reduce the intensity or density or vehicle iiimor 1. Test Required:A concurrency test shall trip generation rates of the project,resulting in be conducted by the Department for each less impacts to transportation facilities than nonexempt development activity. The con- originally approved,will be required to under- currency test shall determine consistency go an additional concurrency test in order to with the adopted Citywide Level of Service In- properly account for unused capacity. Unless dex and Concurrency Management System the revised development requires newly is- established in the Transportation Element of sued development permit approvals, the pre- the Renton Comprehensive Plan, according vious finding of concurrency remains in effect, to rules and procedures established by the -and a new finding of concurrency is not re- Department. The Department shall issue an quired for the less intense or dense proposal. initial concurrency test result describing the outcome of the concurrency test. F. EXPIRATION OF WRITTEN FINDING OF CONCURRENCY: 2. Written Finding Required: Prior to ap- A finding of concurrency shall expire if the accom- proval of any nonexempt development activ- panying development permit expires or is re- ity permit application, a written finding of yoked.A finding of concurrency may be extended concurrency shall be made by the City as part according to the same terms and conditions as the of the development permit approval.The find- accompanying development permit. If the devel- ing of concurrency shall be made by the deci- opment permit is granted an extension,the finding sion maker with the authority to approve the of concurrency shall be extended simultaneously accompanying development permits required for the same period. If the accompanying devel- for a development activity.A written finding of opment permit does not expire, the finding of con- concurrency shall apply only to the specific currency shall be valid for a period of three (3) land uses,densities, intensities,and develop- years from the date the written finding was made. ment project described in the application and development permit. G. RECONSIDERATION OF iiii"` CONCURRENCY TEST: 3. Failure of Test: If no reconsideration is requested, or if upon reconsideration a 1. Notification Required: Prior to a final project fails the concurrency test, the project recommendation or decision to deny a devel- application shall be denied by the decision opment activity permit application due to fail- maker with the authority to approve the ac- ure of the concurrency test, the Department companying development activity permit ap- shall notify the project applicant in writing of plication. the initial concurrency test results. E. TRANSFERABILITY OF WRITTEN 2. Reconsideration Authorized: The De- FINDING OF CONCURRENCY: partment shall allow an applicant of a devel- opment activity that has failed an initial con- 1. A written finding of concurrency is not currency test to request an administrative re- transferable to other land, but may be trans- consideration of the concurrency test results ferred to new owners or lessees of the origi- or prepare a modified project submission. nal land. 3. Timing: Requests for reconsideration 2. Revisions to an approved development shall be made in writing within ten (10)calen- that may create additional impacts on trans- dar days of the Department's written notifica- portation facilities will be required to undergo tion. Requests for reconsideration shall be an additional concurrency test.A new finding directed to the Department Administrator, of concurrency is required from the decision and be filed with the Development Services maker with the authority to approve the re- Division counter no later than 5:00 p.m.of the vised project in order to permit the revised de- tenth day. velopment activity. Nrare 4. Options to Achieve Concurrency:The Department shall allow an applicant to submit 6 -23 4-6-070H alternative data, provide a traffic mitigation I. CONCURRENCY INQUIRY: plan,or reduce the size of the project in order to achieve concurrency. _ 1. An applicant may inquire whether or not there is sufficient capacity available to ac- +„ 5. One Hundred Twenty(120) Day Time commodate a development without submit- Limit Suspended:Upon receipt of a request ting a development application. for reconsideration, the one hundred twenty (120)day permit review time limit established 2. Available capacity cannot be reserved in RMC 4-8-080E, Permit Classification Time - based on a preliminary inquiry. Frames,shall be suspended temporarily until the decision date to allow an applicant to pre- 3. A written finding of concurrency will only pare any supplemental information,and to al- be issued in conjunction with a development low Department review of the request for re- activity permit application. (Ord. 4708, consideration and data submitted. 3-2-1998) H. APPEAL OF PROJECT APPLICATION DENIAL: 4-6-080 WATER SERVICE STANDARDS: 1. A project applicant may appeal the denial of a development activity based upon failure A. COMPLIANCE REQUIRED: of a concurrency test. The appeal shall be It shall be unlawful for any person to make any based upon one or both of the following connection with any service or branch pipe grounds: thereof or make any repairs or additions to or al- terations of any pipe,stop and waste cock or any a. Technical error; or fixtures connected or designed to be connected with the City water system, except in compliance b. The applicant submitted alternative with this Chapter. (Ord. 1437, 8-28-1952) data or a traffic mitigation plan that was rejected by the City. 1. Building Section Responsibility for Report to Engineer: It shall be the duty of 2. If the development activity requires a the person in charge of the issuance of build- Type I, II, or Ill permit as defined in chapter ing permits to report to the Utilities Engineer 4-8 RMC, the decision to deny a finding of the beginning of construction or repairs of all concurrency may be appealed to the Hearing buildings in the City, giving the official house Examiner for an open record appeal. The de- number and street name, the lot, block and cision of the Hearing Examiner may be ap- addition. (Ord. 1437, 8-28-1952; Amd. Ord. pealed to the City Council fora closed record 2823, 1-21-1974; Amd. Ord. 2845, appeal. 4-15-1974) 3. If the development activity requires a B. CONNECTION WITHOUT Type V or VI permit as defined in chapter 4-8 PERMISSION PROHIBITED: RMC, the decision to deny a finding of con- It shall be unlawful for any person to make con- currency may be appealed to the City Council nections with any fixtures or connect any pipe for a closed record appeal, or the Shoreline with any water main or water pipe belonging to Hearings Board, as appropriate. the water system without first obtaining permis- sion so to do from the Planning/Building/Public 4. If the development activity requires a Works Administrator. (Ord. 1437, 8-28-1952; Type IV,VII,VIII, IX or X permit as defined in Amd. Ord. 2823, 1-21-1974) chapter 4-8 RMC,the decision to deny a find- ing of concurrency may be appealed to Supe- C. CONNECTION TO WATER MAIN dor Court. REQUIRED: Upon the presentation at the office of the Utilities Engineer of the Finance and Information Services Administrator's receipt for the installation fees, the Utilities Engineer shall cause the premises 6 -24 4-6-080E described in the application to be connected with with, the City may make or cause to be the City's water main by a service pipe extending made the connection and the Administra- at right angles from the main to the property line- tor shall, in addition to the cost and ex- Noirol and including a stop cock placed within the lines penses of the street improvement to be of the street curb,which connection shall thereaf- • assessed against the lot or lots of the ter be maintained and kept within the exclusive owner so neglecting, add the cost of control of the City. (Ord. 2849, 5-13-1974) making the connection which amount shall be the actual cost of making such 1.. Utilities Engineer Maintenance Re- connection.(Ord. 1090,12-5-1939;Amd. sponsibility:The Utilities Engineer will main- Ord. 2823, 1-21-1974, eff. 1-30-1974) taro private services in streets which are being graded or regraded and will have such D. SEPARATE WATER SERVICE access on private property as shall be neces- CONNECTIONS REQUIRED: sary to maintain such pipes during the work, A separate service connection with the City water and shall as soon as practicable upon corn- - main must be installed by every residence and pletion of the work relay said pipes in the commercial building supplied with City water in streets. (Ord. 2849, 5-13-1974) front of which there is a main,and the buildings so supplied will not be allowed to supply water to a. Connection Required Prior to other buildings, except temporarily where there Street Paving: Whenever any public are no mains located in the streets;provided,that street or avenue is about to be improved when two (2) or more houses, buildings or other by the laying of a permanent pavement premises occupied by separate consumers are thereon, it shall be the duty of each and supplied from a single service connection, the every owner of real property fronting or owner shallimmediately, upon notice from the abutting thereon to cause his property to Planning/Building/Public Works Department,sep- be connected with water mains located in arate each customer's line and apply for and con- the street in front thereof, at least one wa- nect individually to meters at the property line; if ter connection for each lot fronting or separate services are not established within a ,,,r abutting upon said street.The connection reasonable time, not more than sixty(60)days af- shall be galvanized iron pipe of such size ter such initial notice, the Department reserves as shall be designated by the proper offi- the right to shut off the water and refuse further cial, and the connection shall be brought service to all such consumers. Such joint service to the property line in front of each lot af- may, however, be continued at the option of the fronting on such street. (Ord. 1090, Department,providing, one owner has agreed in 12-5-1939) writing to assume and be responsible for and pay the total water bill without any deductions for va- b. City Notification of Requirement cancies or other reasons.Computation of the total to Connect:Whenever the City is about bill will be based on multiplying the quantity in to improve any street with a permanent each classification of the rate schedule by the paving, it shall be the duty of the desig- number of consumers hooked up to one meter. nated official to report to the Administra- The minimum monthly charge shall be the regular for the lot and block number of each lot or minimum charge multiplied by the number of con- parcel of real estate abutting on such sumers served. (Ord. 2849, 5-13-1974) street to be paved and the name of the owner or agent thereof,together with the E. ALTERNATIVE WATER SERVICE post office address of such person,which CONNECTION: is not suitably connected to the water In the event that a water main is not available as main as herein provided within ten (10) hereinabove set forth, but a customer is able to days of service of notice, such notice to obtain service by extending such line, by means specify the kind and size of pipe to be of an easement or similar right, across adjacent used. or neighboring property to a point where such main is located,then the Planning/Building/Public c. Failure to Connect: Whenever the Works Administrator may sign a temporary ser- owner or agent of any property shall have vice agreement with such customer allowing ser- `4101' been served with such notice and shall vice until such time as a main is available in front fail, refuse or neglect to comply there- 6 -25 4-6-080F of such property.At such time the customer shall est adopted standards of the American Water then be required to connect to such main in front Works Association. of his property and pay the then applicable fees therefor. (Ord. 3056, 8-9-1976) 5. Sterilization Required: Pipe shall be sterilized in accordance with the regulations F. WATER USE FOR CONSTRUCTION of the State Health Department. PURPOSES: Water for building purposes will only be furnished 6. General Design Requirements:All wa- upon the application of the owner or authorized ter system design and pipe sizes and quality agent of the property and the Utilities Engineer to conform to the latest fire underwriters stan- shall require payment in advance of any reason- dards and requirements. (Ord. 2849, able sum, not exceeding ten dollars ($10.00), in 5-13-1974) the case of any one building,for the water used in construction, and from time to time may require I. METER SIZE: additional payments,when necessary to secure All meters shall be the same size as the tap and the City against loss. (Ord. 1437, 8-28-1952; service connection. (Ord. 3636, 6-14-1982) Amd. Ord. 2823, 1-21-1974; Ord. 2845, 4-15-1974) J. PERMIT REQUIRED FOR METER REMOVAL OR RE-INSTALLATION: G. SUPERVISION REQUIRED: Whenever it is desired to have a meter removed All persons or local improvement districts desiring or reinstalled the owner of the premises supplied, to extend water mains in the City must extend the or to be supplied, by such meter shall file an ap- same under the supervision of the City Utilities plication at the office of the Utilities Engineer and Engineer. shall pay the cost in full for such removal or rein- stallation. (Ord. 3636, 6-14-1982) H. PRIVATE WATER PIPE REQUIREMENTS: K. INSTALLATION OF SERVICE PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF STREET 1. Acceptable Pipe Materials: All pipe to CONSTRUCTION: be used for connection to the City water sys- Whenever it is deemed prudent, in case of a new tern shall be new pipe,either galvanized iron, development or subdivision, to install the three- cast iron or copper tubing. The Utilities Engi- fourths inch (3/4") service from the main to the neer may, at his discretion, permit the use of property line, hereinafter referred to as"stub ser- nonmetallic pipe where soil conditions may vice" prior to completion of street construction, cause a deterioration of metallic pipe. the City will provide such service for sixty percent (60%)of the then current installation cost for such 2. Minimum Pipe Size: Water supply lines service. At such time that meter installation is re- other than metered service connections shall quested, the remaining balance of the then cur- be not less than six inch (6") diameter pipe. rent rate shall be collected and paid for by such Pipes of smaller size may be used when the developer or subdivider. (Ord. 4287, 8-13-1990) Utilities Engineer determines that maximum fire rating is maintained or the line in question cannot be extended. 4-6-090 UTILITY LINES - UNDERGROUND INSTALLATION: 3. Minimum Pipe Installation Depth:All pipes shall be laid not less than two feet six A. PURPOSE: inches(2'6")below the surface of the ground, It is especially found and determined by the City except that in ungraded streets the pipe shall that the health, safety,especially the safety of the be laid three feet(3') below the established traveling public, and general welfare of the resi- street grade. dents of the community require that all such exist- ing overhead facilities be relocated underground 4. Minimum Pressure Tolerance:All pipe as soon as practicable in accordance with the re- shall be designed to withstand internal water quirements specified herein and that all new facil- pressure on one hundred fifty(150) pounds ities specified herein be installed underground. per square inch, and shall conform to the lat- The purpose of this Chapter, among others, is to *441100 6 -26 4-6-090D establish minimum requirements and procedures f. When undergrounding is required for the underground installation and relocation of due to extensions, duplications, reloca- electrical and communication facilities within the tions or rebuilds to existing overhead °�rrr City. electrical and communication facilities but the poles to be removed following un- B. APPLICABILITY: dergrounding would not be removed be- lt shall be and it is hereby made the policy of the cause of continuing requirements for City to require compliance with the following or- such poles, such as services to resi- derly program pertaining to the underground relo- dences of King County when those resi- cation of all existing overhead wires carrying any dences are not required to be electrical energy, including, but not limited to, undergrounded. However, if there is a telephone,telegraph, cable television and electri- reasonable likelihood that underground- cal power, and to require the underground instal- ing would occur in the foreseeable future, dation of all new electrical communication conduit for underground crossings facilities, subject to certain exceptions noted should be installed whenever feasible as hereafter. Subject to the excepted facilities listed part of any ongoing street construction, in subsection C of this Section, this Chapter shall reconstruction or overlayment project. apply to all electric facilities and to all communica- tion facilities, including but not limited to tele- g. When: phone, telegraph and cable television facilities. • undergrounding is required due C. EXEMPTIONS: to extensions, duplications, relo- cations or rebuilds to existing 1. This Chapter shall not apply to the follow- overhead electrical and commu- ing facilities: nication facilities and there are existing overhead electrical or a. Electric utility substations, pad- communication facilities that will mounted transformers and switching not be removed (such as high *owe facilities not located on the public right- tension wires), and of-way where site screening is or will be provided in accordance with subsection • the electrical and communication H7b of this Section. facilities to be removed by under- grounding parallel the facilities b. Electric transmission systems of that will not be removed, and a voltage of fifty five (55) kv or more, (including poles and wires) and equiva- • are on the same street right-of- lent communication facilities where the way or are immediately adjacent utility providing electrical energy is willing thereto, either on the same side to provide at its expense an underground of the right-of-way or on the op- street lighting circuit including all conduc- posite side of the right-of-way, tor and conduit to a point on the poles at then the owners of the property least forty feet(40')above ground level to that would be required to under- serve utility owned street lighting fixtures ground under subsection E3 of to be mounted on the poles at said loca- this Section will be given the op- tion_ tion to request such under- grounding and if the majority of c. Ornamental street lighting stan- them agree, then the under- dards. grounding shall occur. d. Telephone pedestals and other D. DEFINITIONS OF TERMS USED IN equivalent communication facilities. THIS SECTION: The following terms when used in this Section e. Police and fire sirens,or any similar shall have the meanings given below: municipal equipment, including traffic- control equipment. (Ord. 2432, 1. Rebuilds:A replacement of overhead fa- 9-23-1968) cilities for a distance of three (3) or more 6 -27 4-6-090E spans(four(4) poles) or five hundred feet 2. Time Allowed to Convert Existing (500')exclusive of replacements due to casu- Above-Ground Facilities: alty damage. a. Business Centers and Industrial *41.19 2. Services: Facilities located on private Areas:The following requirements apply property and/or for the specific purpose of to all areas of the City which are outlined servicing one customer. on the map referred to herein. 3. Relocations: Removal of existing facili- i. Fifteen (15)Years for Conver- ties with subsequent reinstallation at an adja- sion: All existing overhead electric cent location, generally necessitated by and communication facilities, with roadway widening projects, shall constitute a the exceptions previously noted in relocation. (Ord. 2432, 9-23-1968) subsection C of this Section,shall be converted to underground facilities E. UNDERGROUND SERVICE within fifteen (15)years from the ef- REQUIRED: fective date of this Chapter, subject to a ten (10) year extension by the 1. When Required: City whereby in the City's judgment, their financial situation prohibits the a. New Services:All new electric or City from participating to the degree communication services from an over- implied by the provisions of this head or underground facility to service Chapter. connections of structures shall be in- stalled underground from and after the ii. Special Requirements for Re- effective date of this Section(9-23-1968). zoned Areas:All areas rezoned for commercial or industrial use after the b. Service Extensions and Rebuilds: effective date of this Chapter shall be All extension, rebuilds, relocations, or du- converted to underground in the plications of existing overhead electric same manner as provided herein for and communication facilities shall be in- existing facilities within fifteen (15) stalled under ground from and after the years from the effective date of such effective date of this Section(9-23-1968). rezoning, subject to a ten (10) year All rebuilt or relocated electric or commu- extension by the City, provided that nication services from an overhead or un- the Board of Public Works elects to derground facility to service connections _ add such rezoned areas to those out- of structures shall be installed under lined on the map as designated in ground from and after the effective date subsection E2a of this Section. of this Section (9-23-1968), except: 1) those services which only involve a b. Retail Business and Public Facili- change in the overhead service line with- ties:The following requirements apply to out a change in the corresponding ser- all areas not included in subsection E2a vice entrance facilities, and 2) services of this Section and zoned by the Zoning feeding overhead to existing single family map of the City as retail business and residences may be rebuilt or enlarged. public facilities. (Ord. 4352, 5-11-1992) The underground requirements respect- c. Upon Dedication of Right-of-Way ing all electric or communication facilities or Easement:All rights-of-way proposed in these areas shall conform to the re- to be dedicated to the City and/or ease- quirements of the immediately surround- ments for public facilities shall be subject ing areas as determined by the zoning to the provisions of this Chapter. (Ord. classifications; provided, that where the 2432, 9-23-1968) surrounding areas have varying require- ments in accordance with the provisions of this Section, the underground require- ments shall be those applicable to the predominantly surrounding area. 6 -28 4-6-090E 3. Conversion to Underground Service improvement within ninety(90)days after Required When Property Abuts Under- the mailing to him of the notice, the City ground Project:The owner or owners of real shall order the electric and communica- N'"'` property abutting an underground project tion utilities to disconnect and remove all shall be responsible, at his or their expense, • such service lines; provided, that if the for converting to such underground service owner has filed his written objections to within ninety (90) days after the date of the such disconnection and removal with the mailing of the notice as hereinbelow set forth. City Clerk within thirty(30)days after the Time in consummating such connection and mailing of the notice then the City shall disconnection of overhead service is of the not order such disconnection and re- essence and such notice to the property moval until after the hearing on such ob- owner or occupant of the affected premises jections. may be mailed, postage prepaid,or delivered in person. All of such conversion of electric c. Timing for Objections: Should the and communication facilities to underground owner object to the disconnection and re- facilities may be undertaken by local improve- moval of the service lines he may file his ment district or as otherwise permitted by law written objections thereto with the City and as further authorized by RCW 35.96.030 Clerk within thirty(30)days after the date through 35.96.040. of the mailing of the notice and failure to so object within such time will constitute a. City Notice Will Stipulate Time to a waiver of his right thereafter to object to Disconnect Above-Ground Service: such disconnection and removal. When service from the underground electric and communication facilities is d. Hearing by Council: Upon the available in all or part of a conversion timely filing by the owner of objections to area, the City shall mail a notice to the the disconnection and removal of the ser- owners of all structures of improvements vice lines,the legislative authority of such served from the existing overhead facili- City, or a committee thereof, shall con- ' ,,,r ties in the area, which notice shall state duct a hearing to determine whether the that: removal of all or any part of the service lines is in the public benefit. i. Service from the underground fa- cilities is available; and e. Timing of and Authority for Hear- ing: The hearing shall be held at such ii. All electric and communication time as the legislative authority of such service lines from the existing over- City may establish for hearings on the ob- head facilities within the area to any jections and shall be held in accordance structure or improvement must be with the regularly established procedure disconnected and removed within set by the legislative authority of the City. ninety(90)days after the date of the If the hearing is before a committee, the mailing of the notice. committee shall, following the hearing, report its recommendation to the legisla- b. Service Disconnection Due to tive authority of the City for final action. Failure to Convert: Should such owner fail to convert such service lines from f. Council Decision Final:The deter- overhead to underground within ninety mination reached by the legislative au- (90) days after the date of the mailing of thority shall be final in the absence of an the notice, the City will order the electric abuse of discretion. and communication utilities to disconnect and remove the service lines. If the g. General Provisions Applicable: owner of any structure or improvement Unless otherwise provided for in chapter served from the existing overhead elec- 35.96 RCW et seq., all the general provi- tric and communication facilities within a sions relating to local improvements of conversion area shall fail to convert to cities and towns shall likewise apply to lo- underground the service lines from such cal improvements for the conversion of overhead facilities to such structure or overhead electric and communication fa- 6 -29 4-6-090F cilities to underground facilities. (Ord. 2. Overhead Permit Required:Where 2496, 8-25-1969) above-grade pole line installations are per- mitted under the variance procedures of sub- F. RESPONSIBILITY FOR CONVERSION section I of this Section, a permit shall be AND/OR INSTALLATION COST: acquired by the serving utility from the De- partment prior to proceeding with construc- 1. Conversion: The cost and expense of tion of such facilities in the public right-of-way converting existing overhead facilities to un- and/or public property. derground, or installing new facilities under- ground,shall be borne by the serving utilities, a. Fees:The fee shall be as specified in or the owners or occupants of the real prop- RMC 4-1-180C4. erty served, or persons applying for such un- derground service. However, whenever the 3. Permits Not Required for Overhead City determines that the public health, wel- Pole Lines: Chapter 9-10 RMC, Street Exca- fare, convenience and pedestrian and vehic- vations, is hereby amended to exclude over- ular traffic safety in any street or road head pole lines for which jurisdiction shall widening or relocation project requires con- henceforth be placed under the Department version of existing overhead facilities to an and for which the permit provisions of sub- underground installation, then in any such section G2 of this Section shall apply. event, the utility or utilities affected shall pro- vide such work at its own cost and expense. 4. Additional Inspection Fees:The terms This requirement shall apply to all major or ar- of the above permits create a liability on the terial streets or roadways carrying an aver- serving utility for excess inspection fees as age of five thousand(5,000)vehicles or more provided for in RMC 4-1-180B and/or any per day and shall be limited to two(2)miles of amendments thereto. such street or roadway per annum. (Ord. 3951, 10-21-1985) 5. Development Services Division Re- view of Screening and Setbacks Required 2. Installation: Whenever an electrical Prior to Issuance of Service Permit: Plans communication facility, including but not lim- for all above-ground installations, including `variel ited to electrical power, telephone, telegraph those excepted under subsection Cl of this and cable TV, is required to be placed under Section, shall be submitted to the Develop- ground according to the terms of this Section, ment Services Division for approval of site then that utility shall bear the cost of such un- screening and setbacks prior to the issuance dergrounding, including the conduit, cable, of a service permit by the Development Ser- vaults and a proportionate share of the vices Division. (Ord. 2432, 9-23-1968; Amd. trenching or other preparatory work or neces- Ord. 3592, 12-14-1982) sary work of restoration. (Ord. 3763, 12-12-1983) 6. As-Built Plans Required for Under- ground Projects:As-built, project drawings G. PERMITS, PLANS AND FEES: in a form and scale conforming to generally accepted engineering practice shall be sub- 1. Underground Permit Required Prior to milled in duplicate to the office of the City Work in Public Easements or Right-of- Traffic Engineer within thirty(30) days of the Way: An underground permit shall be ac- completion of any underground project within quired by the serving utility from the Planning/ the City. Building/Public Works Department prior to the proceeding with construction of facilities 7. Annual Submittal by Utilities of As- in the public right-of-way, easements for pub- Built Drawings of Underground Facilities Iic facilities, and/or public property. Required: In addition, each utility shall sub- mit in duplicate as-built drawings of all of its a. Fees:The fee shall be as specified in underground facilities within the City on an RMC 4-1-180C4. (Ord. 3832, 8-13-1984) annual basis, commencing on January 1, fol- lowing the effective date of this Section, pro- vided that if said drawings are not available at *46110 the time of the effective date of this Section 6 -30 4-6-090H (9-23-1968), each utility shall be given a rea- ities, as contemplated by this Chapter, it sonable time to prepare such drawings.(Ord. is the City's intent to authorize the estab- 2432, 9-23-1968) lishment of joint or common trenches;that ' is,the utilization of a single trench where H. DESIGN STANDARDS: feasible by all utilities and/or franchise holders involved in the relocation of over- 1. Standards Applicable:All conductors, head facilities. switches, transformers, and regulating de- vices shall be installed in accordance with the b. Delay of Permit Issuance to Allow applicable national, State, and local safety Notice to Other Utilities: Upon applica- standards. All structural devices shall be de- tion for an underground permit, the City signed in accordance with the provisions of Traffic Engineer shall determine what util- the latest edition of the Uniform Building ities and franchise holders shall use the Code, subject to the provisions of the imme- proposed trench and the issuance date of diately following subsection. the applicable underground permit. If at the time of application for an under- 2. Coordination with Other Facilities Re- ground permit it does not appear that all quired:All underground facilities provided for utilities involved in the undergrounding herein shall be installed in such manner as to project have made appropriate arrange- coordinate with other underground facilities, ments for the use of common trenches, i.e., water, sewer and gas pipelines, traffic the City Traffic Engineer may delay the control and other signal systems. Whenever issuance of such permit until all utilities such coordination requires installation prac- involved in such relocation shall have tices more restrictive or demanding than the been given the opportunity to be heard minimum standards required by applicable upon two(2) weeks' notice. (Ord. 2432, national, State and local codes and safety 9-23-1968) standards, the requirements of such coordi- nation shall be governing and controlling. c. Provision for Joint Services Across Public Right-of-Way Required: 3. Street Lighting: Street lighting facilities Where new structures require under- or systems conforming to the current stan- ground services extending into or across dards of the City Traffic Engineer shall be in- the public right-of-way_to existing over- stalled as an integral part of all underground- head distribution systems for connection, ing projects. it shall be the responsibility of the prop- erty owner, owner's agent or other per- 4. Wheel Load Requirements—Mini- sons applying for such underground mum: All vaults, handholes, ventilation grat- services from an electrical or communi- ings,and access covers and conduit in public cation utility (power, telephone and TV rights-of-way shall be strong enough to with- cable) to provide adequate provisions stand a ten thousand (10,000) pound wheel and capacity for joint service usage in a load. The serving utility may, at their option, trench with conduit or other required facil- elect to restrict a ten thousand (10,000) ities for present and future service exten- pound wheel load requirement to traveled sions to the structure. street areas while assuming the responsibility for upgrading facilities beyond the original d. Responsibility for Notice:The prin- traveled street areas should subsequent wid- cipal utility to initiate the street crossing ening occur. by owners, owners' agent or other per- sons' request shall notify the remaining 5. Grading of Streets: Streets shall be electrical or communication utility when graded to subgrade prior to the installation of the common trench is available. underground facilities. e. Traffic Engineer Responsibility: 6. Joint Trenches: When arrangements do not appear to in- volve all the above mentioned utilities in loar. a. Joint Trenches Authorized and En- a joint trench, the Traffic Engineer shall couraged:In the undergrounding of facil- notify the utilities and property owner or 6 - 31 4-6-0901 owner's agent to provide appropriate ar- I. VARIANCE PROCEDURES: rangements. 1. Authority:All applications for variances f. Delay of Permit Issuance to Allow from the foregoing underground require- Notice to Other Utilities: The issuance ments shall first be filed with the City Board of of a permit may be delayed until all utili- Public Works. The Board shall promulgate ties involved in a street crossing for un- rules and regulations governing application derground service connection to a for, hearings pertaining to,and the granting of structure have been given the opportu- - variances from the foregoing underground re- nity to be heard upon two (2)weeks' no- quirements. tice. (Ord. 3318, 5-14-1979, eff. 5-23-1979) 2. Review Criteria: Underground require- ments shall be waived by a variance only if 7. Standards for Above-Ground Installa- the utility owner or user or any other affected tions:Any equipment excepted from those party can demonstrate that it would work an underground requirements or otherwise per- undue hardship to place the facilities con- miffed to,be installed above-ground shall cerned underground. By an undue hardship comply with the following: is meant a technological difficulty associated with the particular facility, or with the particu- a. Be placed within an enclosure or lar real property involved, or a cost of under- part of the building being served, or grounding such a facility which,in the Board's discretion,is deemed to outweigh the general b. Be suitably screened with masonry welfare consideration implicit in underground or other decorative panels and/or ever- installation, or an area where the growth pat- green trees, shrubs, and landscaping tern has not been sufficiently established to planted in sufficient depth and height, permit the determination of ultimate service within a period of five (5) years, to form requirements or major service routes. an effective sight barrier.The utility shall be responsible for the installation, maintenance, repair, or replacement of 4-6-100 DEFINITIONS OF TERMS `rr the aforementioned screening materials USED IN THIS CHAPTER: when the real property on which the above ground facility is located is owned AIR GAP:A physical vertical separation through the free atmosphere sufficient to prevent back by the utility.When said above-ground fa - flow is located on non-utility owned real flow between the free flowing discharge end of property, the owner(s) shall bear the ex- the potable water system and the overflow level of pense of installation maintenance, repair the receiving vessel,tank,plumbing fixture or any or replacement of screening materials other system. Physically defined as a distance outlined hereinabove. greater than or equal to twice the diameter of the supply pipe diameter,but in no case less than one c. Have space frames and structural ar inch (1"). (Ord. 4312, 5-13-1991) rangements for holding equipment de- signed to have an uncluttered and neat APPROVED: (for purposes of the Water Utility appearance. Provisions)Approved in writing by the Depart- ment of Health or other agency having jurisdic- d. Required Positioning of Conduc- tion. (Ord. 4312, 5-13-1991) tors:Where above-grade pole line instal- lations are permitted under the variance AUXILIARY SUPPLY: Any water source or sys- procedures outlined in subsection I ofthis tem on or available to the premises other than the Section, conductors shall be placed in purveyor approved potable water supply. (Ord. vertical alignment or any other approved 4312, 5-13-1991) alignment as subsequently designated by the City Traffic Engineer. (Ord. 2432, BACKFLOW: The flow of water or any other liq 9-23-1968) uid, gas or substance from any source back into the distribution pipes of the potable water supply system. (Ord. 4312, 5-13-1991) 1011.0 6-32 4-6-1001 BACKFLOW PREVENTER: An approved as- FWPCA:The Federal Water Pollution Control Act sembly which prevents the backflow of water or of 1956, PL 84-660, together with the amend- any other liquid, gas or substance from any ments of 1966, 1972, and as same may be here- `'Nosy source back into the distribution pipes of the po- after amended; Public Law 92-500 and all table water supply system. (Ord. 4312, subsequent amendments thereto. (Ord. 4343, 5-13-1991) 2-3-1992) BACKSIPHONAGE:The flow of water or any HEALTH HAZARD: A physical or toxic hazard other liquid,gases or substances from any source which could be dangerous to health. (Ord. 4312, back into the distribution pipes of the potable wa- 5-13-1991) ter supply system caused by the reduction of pressure in the potable water supply system. INDUSTRIAL WASTES: The liquid wastes from (Ord. 4312, 5-13-1991) industrial process as distinct from sanitary sew- age. (Ord. 4343, 2-3-1992) BUILDING DRAIN:That part of the lowest hori- zontal piping of a drainage system which receives INFILTRATION: The volume of water or ground- the discharge from soil,waste, and other drain- water entering sewers and building sewer con- age pipes inside the walls of the building and con- nections from the soil through defective joints, veys it to the building sewer, beginning five feet broken or cracked pipe, improper connections or (5') outside the inner face of the building walls. other structural failures. (Ord. 4343, 2-3-1992) (Ord. 4343, 2-3-1992) LONG-RANGE WASTEWATER MANAGE- BUILDING SEWER: See Sewer, Building. (Ord. MENT PLAN: See City Comprehensive Sewer 4343, 2-3-1992) Plan. (Ord. 4343, 2-3-1992) COMBINED SEWER: A sewer receiving both NATURAL OUTLET: Any outlet into a water- surface runoff and sewage.(Ord.4343,2-3-1992) course,pond,ditch, lake or other body of surface or groundwater. (Ord. 4343, 2-3-1992) CONTAMINANT:A substance that will impair the quality of the water to a degree that it creates a POTABLE WATER: Water which is safe for hu- serious health hazard. (Ord.4312, 5-13-1991) man consumption, as described by the public health authority having jurisdiction. (Ord. 4312, CROSS CONNECTION: Any physical or poten- 5-13-1991) tial arrangement whereby a public water system is connected, directly or indirectly, with any other PRESSURE VACUUM BREAKER:An assembly nonpotable water system, drain, sewer, conduit, consisting of a spring loaded check valve and in- pool, storage reservoir, plumbing fixture or other dependently operating air inlet valve, inlet and device which contains, or may contain, contami- discharge shutoff valve, and properly installed nated water, sewer or other waste liquid of un- test cocks. The air inlet valve is internally loaded known or unsafe quality which may be capable of to the open position, normally by means of a imparting contamination to the public water sys- spring.This internal loading allows the assembly tem as a result of backflow. Bypass arrange- to be installed on the pressure side of a shutoff ments,jumper connections, removable sections, valve. It is designed to protect against backsipho- swivel or change-over devices, or other tempo- nage only. (Ord. 4312, 5-13-1991) rary or permanent devices through which back- flow may occur are considered to be cross REDUCED PRESSURE PRINCIPLE BACK- connections. (Ord.4312, 5-13-1991) FLOW PREVENTER:An assembly consisting of two (2) independently acting spring operated DOUBLE CHECK VALVE ASSEMBLY: An ap- check valves,separated by a spring loaded differ- proved assembly composed of two (2) single, in- ential pressure relief valve,which is installed as a dependently acting check valves, either spring unit between two(2)tightly closing shutoff valves loaded or internally weighted, installed as a unit and having suitable connections for testing. (Ord. between two(2)tightly closing shutoff valves and 4312, 5-13-1991) having suitable connections for testing. (Ord. "fire 4312, 5-13-1991) SEWAGE: A combination of the water-carried wastes from residences, business buildings,insti- 6 -33 (Revised 10/00) 4-6-110 tutions, and industrial establishments, together with such ground, surface, and stormwaters as may be present. (Ord. 4343, 2-3-1992) SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT:Any arrange- ment of devices and structures used for treating sewage. SEWAGE WORKS: All facilities for collecting, pumping, treating, and disposing of sewage. SEWER:A pipe or conduit for carrying sewage. SEWER, BUILDING: The extension from the building drain to the public sewer or other place of disposal. SEWER, SANITARY: A sewer which carries sewage and to which storm,surface,and ground- waters are not intentionally admitted. SEWER, PUBLIC:That portion of a sanitary sewer and its appurtenances located on property, easements and rights-of-way held, owned,con- trolled and accepted by the City or other public authority. SIDE SEWER: See Sewer, Building. SIDE SEWER STUB:That portion of the building sewer between primary collection lines and indi- vidual property lines. STORM SEWER and STORM DRAIN: A sewer which carries storm and surface waters and drainage, but excludes sewage and polluted in- dustrial wastes. WATERCOURSE: A channel in which a flow of water occurs either continuously or intermittently. (Ord. 4343, 2-3-1992) 4-6-110 VIOLATIONS OF THIS CHAPTER AND PENALTIES: Penalties for any violations of any of the provi- sions of this Chapter shall be in accord with chap- ter 1-3. (Ord. 4856, 8-21-2000) *41.00 (Revised 10/00) 6-34 Chapter 7 SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS This Chapter last amended by Ord. 4954, February 11, 2002. SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 4-7-010 TITLE, PURPOSE AND SCOPE 1 A. Title 1 B. Purpose 1 C. Scope 1 1. Division 1 2. City Approval of Segregations Required 1 a. Method of Calculating Lot Size for a Segregation 1 D. Conflicts with Other Codes 1 E. State Enabling Legislation as It Applies to This Chapter 1 4-7-020 ADMINISTERING AUTHORITY 1 A. Planning/Building/Public Works Department (PBPW) 1 B. Administrator 1 C. Hearing Examiner 1 D. City Council 1 4-7-030 NOTIFICATION OF OTHER AGENCIES 1 A. Notice to Other Jurisdictions 1 B. Notice for State Highways 1 4-7-040 EXCEPTIONS 2 A. Chapter Inapplicable 2 4-7-050 GENERAL OUTLINE OF SUBDIVISION, SHORT PLAT AND LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES 2 A. Pre-application Meeting 2 B. Application for Lot Line Adjustment—General Overview of Procedures 2 1. Application 2 2. Review 2 3. Decision 2 4. Recording 2 C. Application for Short Subdivision—General Overview of Procedures 2 1. Application 2 2. Public Notice 2 3. Review 2 4. Plats with Four(4) or Less Lots 2 5. Plats with Five (5) to Nine (9) Lots 2 6. Improvements 2 7. Recording 2 D. Application for Subdivision—General Overview of Procedures 2 1. Application 2 2. Public Notice 2.1 3. Initial Review 3 4. Recommendation 3 7- I (Revised 5/02) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER *MO 5. Hearing 3 6. Improvements 3 7. Final Review 3 8. Recording 3 4-7-060 DETAILED PROCEDURES FOR LOT LINE ADJUSTMENTS 3 A. Purpose 3 B. Principles of Acceptability 3 1. Correcting 3 2. Improving 3 3. Conforming 3 C. Submittal Requirements for Lot Line Adjustments 3 D. Fees 3 E. Administrative Review 3 1. Review Time 3 2. Action 3 3. Approval 3 4. Approval with Modification(s) 3 5. Denial 3 F. Final Recording 3 G. Transfer of Title 4 H. Expiration Period 4 4-7-070 DETAILED PROCEDURES FOR SHORT SUBDIVISIONS 4 A. Purpose 4 B. Principles of Acceptability 4 1. Legal Building Sites 4 2. Access 4 3. Physical Characteristics 4 4. Drainage 4 C. Scope 4 1. Short Plat Process Applicable to Division into Nine (9) or Less Lots 4 2. Preliminary Plat Required for Certain Divisions 4 D. Pre-application Plan Review 4 E. Submittal Requirements for Short Subdivision 4 F. Referral to Other Departments and Agencies 4 G. Public Notice 4 1. Public Information Sign 5 2. Newspaper Publication 5 3. Mailed Notices 5 4. Failure to Receive Notice 5 H. Administrative Review 5 1. Review Time 5 2. Action 5 3. Approval 5 4. Approval with Modification(s) 5 5. Referral to the Hearing Examiner 5 6. Denial 5 7. Reconsideration 6 (Revised 5/02) 7-ii SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER I. Appeal 6 J. Required Improvements 6 K. Final Short Plat Map Submittal Requirements 6 L. Filing Short Plat 6 1. Right-of-Way Dedications Require Separate Approval 6 2. Administrator Signature and Recording Fees 6 3. Recording Process 6 M. Expiration Period 6 N. Limitations on Further Subdivision 6 O. Administrative Guidelines 6 4-7-080 DETAILED PROCEDURES FOR SUBDIVISION 6 A. Purpose 6 B. Principles of Acceptability 7 1. Legal Lots 7 2. Access 7 3. Physical Characteristics 7 4. Drainage 7 C. Scope 7 D. Pre-application Meeting Procedures 7 1. Pre-Application 7 2. Pre-Application Submittal Requirements 7 3. Referral to Other Departments 7 4. Pre-Application Meeting 7 5. General Requirements or Findings for Pre-Application Application 7 6. Further Action 7 E. Submittal Requirements for Preliminary Plat Application 8 F. Preliminary Plat Meeting 8 1. Similarity 8 2. Requested Revisions 8 G. Referral to Other City Departments and Agencies 8 H. Time Limitation for Approval or Disapproval of Plats 8 I. Hearing Examiner Public Hearing 8 1. Public Hearing Required 8 2. Public Notice Required 8 J. Health Agency Recommendation 9 K. City Council Action 9 L. Expiration Date 9 1. Expiration and Extension 9 2. Additional Extensions 9 3. Extension Time Increments 9 4. Phased Subdivision 9 M. Amendments 9 1. Minor Amendments 9 2. Major Amendments 9 3. Process for Major Amendments 10 L 7-iii (Revised 10/00) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER cri) 4-7-090 PROPERTY ANNEXED TO CITY WITH PRELIMINARY PLAT APPROVAL IN COUNTY 10 A. City Staff Review 10 B. General Requirements and Findings 10 1. Density Requirements 10 2. Public Works Improvements 10 C. Expiration Date 10 D. Installation of Improvements or Bonding in Lieu of Improvements 10 E. Final Plat Procedures 10 4-7-100 INSTALLATION OF IMPROVEMENTS OR BONDING IN LIEU OF IMPROVEMENTS 10 A. Required Improvements 10 B. Inspection, Approval and Fees 11 C. Permits 11 D. Final Recording 11 E. Deferred Improvements 11 4-7-110 FINAL PLAT PROCEDURES 11 A. Application 11 1. Submittal to Department 11 2. Conformance with Preliminary Plat 11 3. Submittal Requirements 11 4. Fees 11 B. Referral to Other Departments and Agencies 11 C. City Council Approval 11 D. Setting of Monuments 11 E. Filing Final Plat 11 F. Expiration of Plat After Council Approval 11 4-7-120 COMPATIBILITY WITH EXISTING LAND USE AND PLAN — GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND MINIMUM STANDARDS 12 A. Continuity with Improved Additions 12 B. Conformity with Existing Plans 12 C. Trails Plans 12 4-7-130 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATION —GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND MINIMUM STANDARDS 12 A. Purpose 12 B. Action Not a Taking 12 C. Environmental Considerations 12 1. Land Unsuitable for Subdivision 12 2. Trees 12 3. Streams 12 a. Preservation 12 b. Method 12 c. Culverting 12.1 d. Clean Water 12.1 4-7-140 PARKS AND OPEN SPACE 12.1 (Revised 10/00) 7-iv , SECTION PAGE NUMBER - NUMBER 4-7-150 STREETS — GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND MINIMUM STANDARDS 12.1 A. Relationship to Adjoining Street System 12.1 B. Street Names 12.1 C. Arterials, Intersections 12.1 D. Street Alignment 12.1 E. Street Pattern 12.1 1. Flexible Grid 12.1 2. Linkages 12.1 3. Exceptions 12.1 F. Improvements Required 13 G. Adjacent to Unplatted Acreage 13 4-7-160 RESIDENTIAL BLOCKS — GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND MINIMUM STANDARDS 13 A. Width 13 B. Walkways 13 4-7-170 RESIDENTIAL LOTS —GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND MINIMUM STANDARDS 13 A. Arrangement 13 B. Access Requirements 13 C. Minimum Size 13 4kilime D. Minimum Width E. Property Corners at Intersections 13 13 F. Pipestem Lots Allowed 13 1. Minimum Lot Size and Pipestem Width and Length 13 2. (Rep. by Ord. 4751) 13 4-7-180 INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL BLOCKS AND LOTS —GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND MINIMUM STANDARDS 14 A. Property Corners at Intersections 14 B. Lot Orientation 14 C. Lot Arrangement 14 4-7-190 PUBLIC USE AND SERVICE AREA—GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND MINIMUM STANDARDS 14 A. Easements for Utilities 14 B. Community Assets 14 4-7-200 INSTALLATION OF UTILITIES —GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND MINIMUM STANDARDS 14 A. Sanitary Sewers 14 B. Storm Drainage 14 C. Water System 14 D. Underground Utilities 14 E. Cable TV Conduits 14 F. Latecomer's Agreements 15 4-7-210 OTHER IMPROVEMENTS —GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND ‘111$•." MINIMUM STANDARDS 15 A. Monuments 15 7-v (Revised 5/02) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER SINJ B. Survey 15 C. Street Signs 15 4-7-220 HILLSIDE SUBDIVISIONS 15 A. Purpose 15 B. Procedure 15 C. Standards 15 1. Application Information 15 2. Grading 15 3. Streets 15 4. Lots 15 5. Erosion Control Requirements 16 4-7-230 BINDING SITE PLANS 16 A. Purpose and Intent 16 B. Principles of Acceptability 16 C. Applicability 16 D. Application Requirements 16 1. General Requirements 16 E. Design Standards for Binding Site Plans 16 1. Legal Lots 16 2. Access 16 3. Dedication Statement 16 4. Access to Utilities 16 5. Shared Conditions 17Smil) F. Required Improvements 17 1. Improvements 17 2. Phasing of Improvements 17 G. Access Requirements 17 H. Permit Procedures for Binding Site Plan Approval 17 1. Permit Type 17 2. Review Authority 17 1. Merger with Site Plan 17 1. Review Standards for a Previously Approved Site Plan 17 2. Review Standards for Concurrent Site Plan Application 18 J. Merger with Development Agreement 18 K. Review Authority Decision 18 1. Action 18 2. Approval 18 3. Approval with Modifications 18 4. Referral to the Hearing Examiner 18 5. Denial 18 6. Reconsideration 18 L. Right-of-Way Dedication 18 M. Survey and Recording 18 1. Administrator Approval 19 2. Filing by City Clerk 19 N. Binding Effect 19 1. Vesting 19 (Revised 5102) 7-vi SECTION PAGE 1/460, NUMBER NUMBER 2. Legal Lots 19 3. Binding 19 0. Expiration and Extension 19 1. Expiration Period 19 2. Expiration Period for Merged Approvals 19 3. Extension of Expiration Period 19 4. Extension of Expiration Period for Phased Projects 19 P. Appeals 19 Q. Alteration or Vacation 19 1. Alteration 19 2. Vacation 20 4-7-240 VARIANCES 20 A. Authority 20 4-7-250 VIOLATIONS OF THIS CHAPTER AND PENALTIES 20 411101 7-VII (Revised 5/02) J J J 4-7-0306 4-7-010 TITLE, PURPOSE AND justing lot lines, and the dedication of land; and SCOPE: further provides for administrative procedures for the adjustment of lot lines. A. TITLE: • This Chapter shall be hereinafter known as the 4-7-020 ADMINISTERING City of Renton Subdivision Code. AUTHORITY: B. PURPOSE: The purpose of this Chapter is to provide rules, A. PLANNING/BUILDING/PUBLIC regulations, requirements,and standards for sub- WORKS DEPARTMENT(PBPW): dividing land in the City, and for administrative The PBPW Department is responsible for the ad- procedures for adjustments of lot lines in the City, ministration and coordination of this Chapter un- ensuring that the public health, safety, general less another department is authorized to welfare, and aesthetics of the City shall be pro- administer and enforce a specific section or sec- moted and protected;that orderly growth, devel- tions.The PBPW Department is also responsible opment, and the conservation, protection and for reviewing all engineering and technical re- proper use of land shall be ensured; that proper quirements of this Chapter. provisions for all public facilities (including circu- lation, utilities, and services)shall be made; that B. ADMINISTRATOR: the site characteristics shall be taken into consid- The Administrator shall review and make recom- eration; that conformance with provisions set mendations to the Hearing Examiner for prelimi- forth in the City Zoning Code and Comprehensive nary plats and short plats of five (5) or more lots. Plan shall be insured. The Administrator shall have the authority to ap- prove short plats of less than five (5) lots. C. SCOPE: C. HEARING EXAMINER: 1. Division:This Chapter shall apply to the The Hearing Examiner is authorized to hold a division of land for sale or lease into two (2) public hearing on all preliminary plats and to or more parcels and to the modification of lot make recommendations to the City Council. lines between adjoining parcels. D. CITY COUNCIL: 2. City Approval of Segregations Re- The City Council shall approve all preliminary quired: Segregations require plat or short plats;further,the City Council shall have sole au- plat approval by the City of Renton. thority to approve final plats. a. Method of Calculating Lot Size for a Segregation: For the purposes of com- 4-7-030 NOTIFICATION OF OTHER puting the size of any segregation which AGENCIES: borders on a street or road,the lot size shall be expanded to include that area A. NOTICE TO OTHER JURISDICTIONS: which would be bounded by the center- Notice of the filing of a preliminary plat of a pro- line of the road or street and the side lot posed subdivision in the City,which subdivision is lines of the lot running perpendicular to adjacent to the City's municipal boundaries, or such centerline. which contemplates the use of King County's or any other city's utilities shall be sent to the appro- D. CONFLICTS WITH OTHER CODES: priate county or city authorities. Where this Chapter imposes greater restrictions or higher standards upon the development of land B. NOTICE FOR STATE HIGHWAYS: than other laws, ordinances or restrictive cove- Notice of the filing of a preliminary plat or short nants,the provisions of this Chapter shall prevail. plat located adjacent to the right-of-way of a State highway shall be sent to the State Department of E. STATE ENABLING LEGISLATION AS Transportation. IT APPLIES TO THIS CHAPTER: Ittowe This Chapter is in conformance with chapter 58.17 RCW regulating platting, subdivision, ad- 7- 1 (Revised 5/02) 4-7-040A 4-7-040 EXCEPTIONS: King County Department of Records and Elections. A. CHAPTER INAPPLICABLE: The provisions of this Chapter do not apply to: C. APPLICATION FOR SHORT SUBDIVISION —GENERAL OVERVIEW 1. Cemeteries and burial plots while used OF PROCEDURES: for that purpose. The general procedures for processing applica- tions for a short subdivision are as follows: 2. Divisions made by testamentary provi- sions, or the laws of descent. 1. Application: The completed application is filed with the Department. 3. Division of land due to condemnation or sale under threat thereof, by an agency or di- 2. Public Notice: Public comment is re- vision of government vested with the power of quested by the following:(a)a notice board on condemnation, or by court judgment. the site,(b)a notice in a newspaper of general local circulation, and (c) written notice is 4. Divisions of land classified for industrial mailed to all property owners within three hun- or commercial use into lots or tracts when the dred feet(300')of the subject property.A four- City has approved a binding site plan in ac- teen (14) day comment period is provided cordance with all applicable requirements of prior to a determination on the application. the Renton Municipal Code and chapter 58.17 RCW. (Ord. 4954, 2-11-2002) 3. Review: The application is reviewed by the Department and other interested City de- partments and outside agencies. 4-7-050 GENERAL OUTLINE OF SUBDIVISION,SHORT PLAT AND LOT 4. Plats with Four(4)or Less Lots: The LINE ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES: Administrator may approve, modify, or deny the short subdivision;or require a public hear- A. PRE-APPLICATION MEETING: ing and decision by the Hearing Examiner. Any person who desires to subdivide land in the Appeal of the decision of the Administrator City should request a preapplication meeting with shall be to the Hearing Examiner. the Department at an early date in order to be- come familiar with the requirements of this Chap- 5. Plats with Five(5)to Nine(9) Lots: A ter. public hearing before the Hearing Examiner will be conducted for short plats creating five B. APPLICATION FOR LOT LINE (5) or more lots. The short plat decision will ADJUSTMENT—GENERAL OVERVIEW then be made by the Hearing Examiner. OF PROCEDURES: 6. Improvements: The Department will The general administrative procedures for pro- confirm that the required improvements have cessing applications for a lot line adjustment are been installed by the applicant,or deferred by as follows: the Board of Public Works. 1. Application:The completed application 7. Recording:The final short plat is submit- is filed with the Department; ted to the Department for final review, ap- 2. Review:The application is reviewed by proval and recording. the Department staff; D. APPLICATION FOR SUBDIVISION— 3. Decision: The adjustment is either ap- GENERAL OVERVIEW OF proved, modified, or denied by the Adminis- PROCEDURES: trator and/or designee; The general procedures for processing an appli- cation for a subdivision are as follows: 4. Recording:The approved lot line adjust- ment is recorded by the City Clerk with the 1. Application: The completed application „iii is filed with the Department. (Revised 5/02) 7-2 4-7-040D 2. Public Notice: Public comment is re- quested by the following:(a)a notice board on the site,(b)a notice in a newspaper of general local circulation, and (c) written notice is mailed to all property owners within three hun- dred feet(300')of the subject property.A four- Allow 7-2.1 (Revised 5/02) This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 5/02) 7-2.2 • 4-7-060F teen (14) day comment period is provided 3. Conforming: Conform to Applicable prior to a public hearing on the application. Zoning: See chapter 4-2 RMC, subdivision *tope and other code requirements pertaining to lot 3. Initial Review: The application is re- design, building location, and development viewed by the Department and other inter- standards. ested City departments and outside agencies. _ C. SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS FOR LOT LINE ADJUSTMENTS: 4. Recommendation: The Administrator Shall be as stipulated in RMC 4-8-120. will send a recommendation to the Hearing Examiner along with the environmental deter- D. FEES: mination. Shall be as stipulated in RMC 4-1-170. 5. Hearing:The Hearing Examiner will hold E. ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW: a public hearing and forward a recommenda- tion to the City Council which will make a final 1. Review Time: The Administrator will re- determination regarding the preliminary plat. view and take action on the proposed lot line adjustment within thirty (30)working days of 6. Improvements: The Department will receiving a completed application. confirm that the required improvements have been installed by the applicant, or deferred by 2. Action:The Administrator may approve, the Board of Public Works. request corrections by the applicant, approve with modifications,or deny the application for 7. Final Review:The applicant submits the a lot line adjustment. final plat to the Department for its review.The Department will forward the final plat and its 3. Approval: If approved the lot line adjust- recommendation to the City Council. ment mylar map shall be signed and dated by the Administrator.The applicant shall be floti- lla." 8. Recording:The Department submits the fled in writing of the decision. The signed my- final plat to the City Council for approval. The lar map shall be filed with the King County approved final plat is recorded with the office Department of Records and Elections. of the King County Department of Records and Elections. 4. Approval with Modification(s): If modi- fication(s) are deemed necessary by the Ad- 4-7-060 DETAILED PROCEDURES ministrator,they may be added to the original FOR LOT LINE ADJUSTMENTS: lot line adjustment map or a revised map may be required. The applicant will be notified of any such modification action.If a modification A. PURPOSE: of the original lot line adjustment map, legal The purpose of a lot line adjustment is to accom- description or other information is necessary, modate a transfer of land between adjacent le- the projected approval date may be ex- gaily created lots provided no additional lot, tended. parcel or tracts are created. 5. Denial: If denied, the lot line adjustment B. PRINCIPLES OF ACCEPTABILITY: shall be marked "Denied"and the applicant A lot line adjustment shall be consistent with the shall be notified in writing of the decision, following principles of acceptability: stating the reasons therefor. 1. Correcting:Adjust lot lines including the F. FINAL RECORDING: elimination of a common lot line in order to The lot line adjustment does not become effective correct property line or setback encroach- until it is recorded with the King County Depart- ments; ment of Records and Elections. After two(2) cop- ies of the signed mylar are made for City records, 2. Improving: Create better lot design, or the mylar shall be sent to the City Clerk's office for improve access; recording. It is the responsibility of the City Clerk 7-3 4-7-060G to record the approved map and new legal de- 4. Drainage: Make adequate provision for scriptions. A copy of the recorded documents drainage ways, streets, alleys, other public shall be provided to the applicant by the Planning/ ways,water supplies and sanitary wastes. Building/Public Works Department. C. SCOPE: G. TRANSFER OF TITLE: The recording of a lot line adjustment does not 1. Short Plat Process Applicable to.Divi- constitute a transfer of title. Separate deeds to sion into Nine (9)or Less Lots:Any land this effect must be recorded with the King County being divided into nine(9) or less parcels, Department of Records and Elections and are not lots, tracts, sites, or subdivisions, including subject to these provisions. segregations, and which has not been di- vided in a short subdivision within a period of H. EXPIRATION PERIOD: five(5)years, shall meet the requirements of If the lot line adjustment is not filed within two(2) this Section. years of the date of approval, the lot line adjust- ment shall be null and void. Upon written request 2. Preliminary Plat Required for Certain of the applicant, the Planning/Building/Public Divisions: No application for a short subdivi- Works Department may grant one extension of sion shall be approved if the land being di- not more than one year. Such request must be re- vided is held in common ownership with a ceived by the Department prior to the two(2)year contiguous parcel which has been divided in expiration date. a short subdivision within the preceding five (5) years. Such applications must be pro- cessed as preliminary plat,rather than a short 4-7-070 DETAILED PROCEDURES plat. FOR SHORT SUBDIVISIONS: D. PRE-APPLICATION PLAN REVIEW: A. PURPOSE: In any short subdivision of property the applicant The procedures regulating short subdivisions, in- may submit a preliminary sketch (five (5) copies) cluding segregations of nine(9)or fewer lots, are for preliminary staff review prior to submittal of the established to promote orderly and efficient divi- application. The staff shall review this map within sion of lots on a small scale, avoiding placing un- fourteen (14)working days and inform applicant due burdens on the subdivider and to comply with of any preliminary concerns and recommenda- provisions of chapter 58.17 RCW. tions for revisions.This shall not preclude the staff from making further recommendations at the ap- B. PRINCIPLES OF ACCEPTABILITY: plication stage. A short plat shall be consistent with the following principles of acceptability: E. SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SHORT SUBDIVISION: 1. Legal Building Sites:Create legal build- Submittal requirements for a short subdivision ap- ing sites which comply with all provisions of plication shall be as stipulated in RMC 4-8-120. the City Zoning Code. F. REFERRAL TO OTHER 2. Access: Establish access to a public DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES: road for each segregated parcel. Upon receipt of an application for a short plat, the Department shall transmit one copy to any de- 3. Physical Characteristics: Have suit- partment or agency as warranted. able physical characteristics. A proposed short plat may be denied because of flood, in- G. PUBLIC NOTICE: undation,or wetland conditions.Construction Public notice shall be given when short plat appli- of protective improvements may be required cation is made.The notices shall state the nature as a condition of approval,and such improve- and location of the proposed development, the ments shall be noted on the final short plat. public approvals that are required and the oppor- tunities for public comment. A fourteen (14) day public comment period shall be provided prior to any final action by the Administrator on the pro- 7-4 4-7-070H posed short plat. Notice of the application for plat within the"time limits"as defined in chap- short plat shall be given in the following manner: ter 58.17 RCW. Now 1. Public Information Sign:A minimum of 2. Action:The Administrator may approve, one notice of the application for short plat approve with modifications, require a public shall be posted on or adjacent to the land to hearing and decision by the Hearing Exam- be subdivided at least fourteen (14) days iner, or deny the application for a short plat. prior to the administrative determination on Action for short plats of five(5)or greater lots, the short plat application. Public notice shall or otherwise referred to the Hearing Exam- be accomplished through use of a four foot by iner, shall be by the Hearing Examiner. Every eight foot(4'x 8') plywood face notice board decision or recommendation made under this to be provided and installed by the applicant Section shall include findings of fact and con- and approved by the Department. Applicant clusions to support the decision or recom- shall be responsible for placement of the no- mendation. tice board in one conspicuous place on or ad- jacent to the property subject to the applica- 3. Approval: If the Administrator finds that tion at least fourteen (14) days prior to the the proposed plat makes appropriate provi- administrative determination on the short plat sions for the public health, safety, and gen- application. Applicant will notify the Depart- eral welfare and for such open spaces, ment staff when the notice board is installed drainage ways, streets, alleys, other public to allow for Department review and approval ways,water supplies,sanitary wastes, parks, of the notice board. playgrounds, sites for schools and school grounds and all other relevant facts and that 2. Newspaper Publication: One notice of the public use and interest will be served by the short plat application shall be given in a the proposed short plat, then it shall be ap- newspaper of general circulation within the proved. The applicant shall be notified in writ- area in which property is located, at least ten ing of the decision. (10) days prior to the administrative determi- nation on the short plat application. 4. Approval with Modification(s): If modi- fication(s) are deemed necessary by the Ad- 3. Mailed Notices: Notice shall be mailed ministrator, then they may be added to the to all property owners within a radius of three preliminary short plat map or a revised map hundred feet(300')of the exterior boundaries may be required. The applicant will be noti- of the property which is the subject of the ap- fled of any such modification action. If a mod- plication. If the owner of the subject property ification of the preliminary short plat map, also owns property lying adjacent to the sub- legal description or other information is nec- ject property,the three hundred foot(300')ra- essary, the projected approval date may be dius must be taken from the exterior bound- extended. aries of this adjacent owned property. 5. Referral to the Hearing Examiner: If 4. Failure to Receive Notice:The failure of the Administrator determines that there are any property owner to receive said notice of sufficient concerns by residents in the area of hearing will not necessarily invalidate the pro- the short plat, or by City staff, to warrant a ceedings. Failure to receive notice will be public hearing, then he/she shall refer the grounds for a request for reconsideration by short plat to the Hearing Examiner for public the decision maker for the short plat. The de- hearing and decision by the Hearing Exam- cision maker shall reconsider when it is dem- iner. Short plats of five (5) or more lots will onstrated that there is additional material also be referred to the Hearing Examiner for testimony to provide that was not provided by public hearing and decision. Notice of the others before the original decision. public hearing shall be given as required for a full subdivision. H. ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW: 6. Denial: If denied, the preliminary short 1. Review Time: The Administrator will re- plat map shall be marked "Denied"and the view and take action on the proposed short applicant shall be notified in writing of the de- cision, stating the reasons therefor. 7-5 4-7-0701 7. Reconsideration:Any party may re- approval prior to filing of the short plat. All quest that an application, on which the Ad- right-of-way dedications require City Council ministrator has taken action, be reopened by approval prior to filing of the short plat. the Administrator if it is found by the Depart- ment or the applicant that new information ,2. Administrator Signature and Record- has come to light not readily discoverable ing Fees:A short plat must be signed by the prior to the approval upon the exercise of due Administrator before it is filed. The final diligence or any material misrepresentation signed mylar shall remain with the Depart- of fact is found that might affect the action ment until such time as the applicant requests; taken by the Administrator.In case of a denial that the short plat be recorded.The recording of the request for reconsideration by the Ad- fees shall be paid by the subdivider. ministrator any appeal shall be made to the Hearing Examiner. New information can be 3. Recording Process: The approved presented during the Hearing Examiner's short plat will be sent to the City Clerk by the consideration of the appeal. Department when the short plat is final and all prerequisites to filing have been completed. I. APPEAL: The short plat shall be filed by the City Clerk The decision of the Administrator shall be final, for record in the office of the King County De- unless an appeal by any aggrieved party is made partment of Records and Elections and shall to the Hearing Examiner within fourteen(14)days not be deemed approved until so filed. after the Administrator's decision. Said appeal shall be in writing to the Hearing Examiner and M. EXPIRATION PERIOD: filed with the City Clerk and the Department. The If the short plat is not filed within two(2) years of Hearing Examiner shall set a hearing date for the the date of approval, the short plat shall be null appeal within twenty one (21) days unless an ex- and void. Upon written request of the subdivider, tension thereto is agreed to, in writing, by the ap- the Planning/Building/Public Works Department plicant. may grant one extension of not more than one year. Such request must be received by.the De- J. REQUIRED IMPROVEMENTS: partment prior to the expiration of the short plat. , The following tangible improvements shall be constructed or deferred before a final short plat is N. LIMITATIONS ON FURTHER submitted or a short subdivision is recorded: SUBDIVISION: grading and paving of streets and alleys, installa- Any land subdivided under the requirements of tion of curbs, gutters, sidewalks, monuments, this Section shall not be further divided for a pe- sanitary and storm sewers, street lights, water riod of five (5) years without following the proce- mains and street name signs,together with all ap- dures for subdivision. purtenances thereto to specifications and stan- dards of this Code, approved by the Department O. ADMINISTRATIVE GUIDELINES: and in accordance with other standards of the There shall be on file with the Planning/Building/ City.A separate construction permit will be re- Public Works Department and made available quired for any such improvements, along with as- with each application issued a set of administra- sociated engineered plans prepared per the City tive guidelines for drawing short plat maps, com- drafting standards and associated fees. pleting the application package and recording the plat. K. FINAL SHORT PLAT MAP SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS: The final short plat map which is submitted for fil- 47-080 DETAILED PROCEDURES ing shall be as stipulated in RMC 4-8-120. FOR SUBDIVISION: L. FILING SHORT PLAT: A. PURPOSE: The procedures regulating subdivisions, includ- 1. Right-of-Way Dedications Require ing segregations of ten (10) or more lots, are es- Separate Approval:Any required or pro- tablished to promote orderly and efficient division posed right-of-way dedications must be sub- of lots, avoiding placing undue burdens on the miffed to the Department for review and 7 -6 4-7-080D subdivider and to comply with provisions of chap- streets, buildings,watercourses, rail- ter 58.17 RCW roads, bridges, and easements. B. PRINCIPLES OF ACCEPTABILITY: c. Contours should be shown to the ex- A subdivision shall be consistent with the follow- tent necessary to predict drainage Char- ing principles of acceptability: acteristics of the property. 1. Legal Lots: Create legal building sites d. Indicate the approximate dimensions which comply with all provisions of the City of each lot. Zoning Code. 3. Referral to Other Departments: The 2. Access: Establish access to a public Department shall transmit copies of the pre- road for each segregated parcel. application submittal to other departments as warranted. 3. Physical Characteristics: Have suit- able physical characteristics.A proposed plat 4. Pre-Application Meeting: A meeting may be denied because of flood, inundation, shall be held attended by the departments or wetland conditions. Construction of protec- which receive copies of the tentative plat, the tive improvements may be required as a con- Department, and the subdivider. Any recom- dition of approval, and such improvements mendations of the various departments for re- shall be noted on the final plat. vision of the tentative plat should be discussed at such meeting as well as re- 4. Drainage: Make adequate provision for corded in writing. drainage ways, streets, alleys, other public ways, water supplies and sanitary wastes. 5. General Requirements or Findings for Pre-Application Application: Following the C. SCOPE: aforesaid pre-application meeting, and re- Any land being divided into ten (10) or more par- ceipt of the recommendations of other City fir' cels, lots, tracts, sites, or subdivision, including departments, the Department may find that segregations,or any land which has been divided the proposed plat: under the short subdivision procedures within five (5) years, or any land which is held in common a. Is in general conformance with the ownership with a contiguous parcel divided under regulations of this Chapter; the short subdivision procedures within the pre- ceding five (5) years shall conform to the proce- b. Is in conformance to the street and dures and requirements of this Section. pedestrian circulation pattern established or proposed for the area of the subdivi- D. PRE-APPLICATION MEETING sion; PROCEDURES: c. Is in conformance with sewer, water 1. Pre-Application: Requests for a pre-ap- other utility plans for the area; plication meeting and review shall be filed with the Department. Five(5)of copies of the d. Is not detrimental to its surroundings. pre-application submittal shall be filed with the request. 6. Further Action: If the pre-application re- quest is acceptable as presented, or as mod- ified per the suggestions presented in writing 2. Pre-Application Submittal Require- ments: at the pre-application meeting, the applicant should proceed to the preliminary plat stage. a. Vicinity map adequate to show the If the pre-application submittal is not accept- location of the plat. able, a preliminary plat may still be submitted to the Department. b. Preliminary plat drawn to an appro- priate scale showing the location of exist- ing and proposed platted property lines, 7-7 4-7-080E E. SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS FOR mendations to the City Council. The Hearing PRELIMINARY PLAT APPLICATION: Examiner shall review preliminary plats and Application for a preliminary plat shall be made as make recommendations to the City Council to stipulated in RMC 4-8-120. assure conformance with the general purpos- es of the Comprehensive Plan and adopted F. PRELIMINARY PLAT MEETING: standards. The Hearing Examiner's recom- The Department shall compare the applicant's mendation shallinclude findings of fact and pre-application plan and preliminary plat and shall conclusions to support the recommendation. reach a decision within three(3)working days af- ter the applicant's submission as to whether an- 2. Public Notice Required: The notice for other pre-application meeting is necessary. public hearing shall include the date and loca- Another pre-application meeting may be deemed tion of the public hearing. Notice of the public necessary when there are significant differences hearing shall be given in the following man- between the pre-application plan and preliminary ner: plats. The determination of the necessity of an- other meeting shall be based on the following a. A minimum of one notice of the appli- considerations: cation for subdivision shall be posted on or adjacent to the land to be subdivided 1. Similarity: The degree of similarity be- at least fourteen(14)days prior to the ad- tween the two (2) plans(i.e., is the prelimi- ministrative determination on the prelimi- nary plat a refinement of the pre-application nary plat application. Public notice shall plan, or is it a completely new plat for the be accomplished through use of a four same property?). foot by eight foot(4'x 8') plywood face notice board to be provided and installed 2. Requested Revisions:The presence or by the applicant and approved by the De- absence of revisions present in the prelimi- partment. Applicant shall be responsible nary plat resulting from objections raised at for placement of the notice board in one the pre-application meeting. conspicuous, clearly visible place on or adjacent to the property subject to the ap- G. REFERRAL TO OTHER CITY plication at least fourteen (14) days prior DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES: to the date of the public hearing. Appli- The Department shall distribute one copy to the cant will notify the Department staff when Fire Department; one copy to the Police Depart- the notice board has been installed to al- ment;one copy to the Parks Department;and one low for Department review and approval copy to each of the public utility agencies serving of the notice board. the area in which the subdivision is to be con- file b. One notice of the public hearing shall structed. Each department or agency may recommendations with the Department within ten be given in a newspaper of general circu- (10)working days of receipt of the preliminary lation within the area in which property is plat;or in the event that a preliminary plat meeting located at least ten (10) days prior to the would be called by the Department may present public hearing. their recommendation at that time. c. Notice shall be mailed to all property H. TIME LIMITATION FOR APPROVAL owners within a radius of three hundred OR DISAPPROVAL OF PLATS: feet(300') of the exterior boundaries of The City will review and take action on the pro- the property which is the subject of the posed short plat within the time limits as defined application. If the owner of the subject in chapter 58.17 RCW. property also owns property lying adja- cent to the subject property, the three I. HEARING EXAMINER PUBLIC hundred foot(300') radius must be taken HEARING: from the exterior boundaries of this adja- cent owned property. The notices shall state the nature and location of the pro- 1. Public Hearing Required: The Hearing posed development,the public approvals Examiner shall hold a public hearing on any that are required and the opportunities for preliminary plat and forward his/her recom- public comment. Such notice shall be 7-8 4-7-080M sent at least fourteen (14) days prior to within the five(5)year period. (Amd. Ord. the public hearing. 4751, 11-16-1998) d. The failure of any property owner to 2. Additional Extensions: Additional time receive said notice of hearing will not nec- • extensions beyond this one-year time period essarily invalidate the proceedings. Fail- may be granted by the City Council if the ap- ure to receive notice will be grounds for a plicant can show need caused by unusual cir- request for reconsideration by the Hear- cumstances or situations which make it ing Examiner. The Hearing Examiner unduly burdensome to file the final plat within shall reconsider when it is demonstrated the four(4)year time period.The applicant that there is additional material testimony must file a written request with the City Coun- to provide that was not provided by others cil and Department for this additional time ex- before the original decision. tension; this request must be filed at least thirty(30)days prior to the plat expiration J. HEALTH AGENCY date.The request must include documenta- RECOMMENDATION: tion as to the need for the additional time pe- The health agencies responsible for approval of riod. the proposed means of sewage disposal and wa- ter supply shall file with the Department, prior to 3. Extension Time Increments:Additional the Council's consideration of the preliminary time extensions shall be granted in not plat, written statements as to the general ade- greater than one-year increments. quacy of the proposed means of sewage disposal and water supply. (Applicant is responsible for 4. Phased Subdivision: In the case of a submitting appropriate application forms to the phased subdivision,final plat approval by the Seattle-King County Health Department and for City Council of any phase of the preliminary paying the Health Department review fee.) plat will constitute an automatic one-year ex- tension for the filing of the next phase of the K. CITY COUNCIL ACTION: subdivision. 4oraw The Hearing Examiner's recommendations shall be submitted to the City Council not later than M. AMENDMENTS: fourteen (14) days following the public hearing. At any time after preliminary plat approval and be- After receiving the Hearing Examiner's recom- fore final plat approval,the applicant may submit mendation, the City Council shall consider the an application to the Administrator that proposes adoption or rejection of the recommendation. If an amendment to the approved or conditionally the City Council deems that a change in the Hear- approved preliminary plat. ing Examiner's recommendation is necessary, the change of the recommendation shall not be 1. Minor Amendments:The Administrator made until the City Council has adopted its own shall have the authority to administratively findings, conclusions recommendations and ap- approve amendments that the Administrator proved or disapproved the preliminary plat. deems to be minor. L. EXPIRATION DATE: 2. Major Amendments: A major amend- ment shall include, but is not limited to, the 1. Expiration and Extension: Preliminary following: plat approval shall lapse unless a final plat based on the preliminary plat, or any phase a. Any amendment that would result in thereof,is submitted within five(5)years from or would have the effect of decreasing the date of preliminary plat approval. One the aggregate area of open space in the one-year extension shall be granted to an ap- subdivision by ten percent(10%) or plicant who files a written request with the Ad- more; ministrator at least thirty(30)days before the expiration of this five(5)year period,provided b. Any amendment that would result in the applicant demonstrates that he/she has increasing the number of lots in the sub- attempted in good faith to submit the final plat division beyond the number previously approved; 7-9 (Revised 1/99) 4-7-090A c. Any amendment that would result in A. CITY STAFF REVIEW: or have the effect of reducing the residen- The Department and Fire Department shall re- tial dwelling unit density for the site below view the plat. City plan checking review and in- the allowed minimum density; spections shall be subject to fees pursuant to RMC 4-1-170. d. Any amendment that would result in the relocation of any roadway access B. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND point to an exterior street from the plat; FINDINGS: If the City staff finds that the preliminary plat com- e. Any amendment that proposes phas- plies with the following requirements,the subdivi- ing of plat development; or sion can proceed to the final plat stage without a preliminary plat hearing by the Hearing Examiner f. Any amendment that,in the opinion of and City Council: the Administrator, would significantly in- crease any adverse impacts or undesir- 1. Density Requirements:Overall density able effects of the plat. of the subdivision shall not exceed the maxi- mum density allowed pursuant to the Zoning 3. Process for Major Amendments: If the Code. Lot size and lot width requirements Administrator determines that the proposed need not comply with Zoning Code so long as amendment is major, the Hearing Examiner overall density complies with the Code. shall hold a public hearing on the proposed major amendment in accordance with the re- 2. Public Works Improvements: Ade- quirements for preliminary plat approval quate provision shall be made for drainage, found in subsection I of this Section provided, streets, alleys, public ways, water, and sani- however,that any public hearing on a pro- tary wastes.The City may add conditions to posed major amendment shall be limited to the preliminary plat in order to ensure con- whether the proposed major amendment formance with City standards. should or should not be approved.Within thirty(30) days following receipt of the Hear- C. EXPIRATION DATE: ing Examiner's written recommendation, the The preliminary plat shall comply with RMC City Council shall approve or disapprove any 4-7-080L pertaining to expiration of the prelimi- proposed major amendment and may make nary plat.The date of approval will be that date on any modifications in the terms and conditions which King County approved the preliminary plat. of the preliminary plat approval to the extent that they are reasonably related to the pro- D. INSTALLATION OF IMPROVEMENTS posed amendment. If the applicant is unwill OR BONDING IN LIEU OF ing to accept the proposed major amendment IMPROVEMENTS: under the terms and conditions specified by the City Council,the applicant may withdraw If the improvements are not constructed prior to the proposed major amendment and develop annexation to the City,the subdivision must corn- the subdivision in accordance with the origi- ply with RMC 4-7-100. nal preliminary plat approval (as it may have previously been amended). (Ord.4751, E. FINAL PLAT PROCEDURES: 11-16-1998) The procedures for final plat shall be the same as those outlined in RMC 4-7-110. 4-7-090 PROPERTY ANNEXED TO CITY WITH PRELIMINARY PLAT 4-7-100 INSTALLATION OF APPROVAL IN COUNTY: IMPROVEMENTS OR BONDING IN LIEU OF IMPROVEMENTS: In instances where property annexed to the City has received preliminary plat approval from King A. REQUIRED IMPROVEMENTS: County prior to annexation, the following review The following tangible improvements shall be re- shall occur: quired before a final plat or a short subdivision is recorded: grading and paving of streets and al- leys, installation of curbs, gutters, sidewalks, '4141.10 (Revised 1/99) 7- 10 4-7-110F monuments, sanitary and storm sewers, street with the lot development standards of the lights,water mains and street name signs,to- Zoning Code. gether with all appurtenances thereto to specifi- *owe cations and standards of this Code, approved by 3. Submittal Requirements: Shall be as the Department and in accordance with otherstipulated in RMC 4-8-120.The final plat shall standards of the City. A separate construction be prepared by a registered land surveyor in permit will be required for any such improve- accordance with the requirements of the ments, along with associated engineered plans Renton surveying standards. Shall contain prepared per the City drafting standards and as- data sufficient to determine readily and repro- sociated fees as listed in RMC 4-1-140 through duce on the ground the location,bearing,and 4-1-200, Fee Schedules. (Amd. Ord. 4751, length of every street, easement line, lot line, 11-16-1998) boundary line and block line on site. Shall in- clude dimensions to the nearest one-hun- B. INSPECTION, APPROVAL AND FEES: dredth (1/100) of a foot and angles and The Department shall be responsible for the su- bearings in degrees, minutes, and seconds. pervision, inspection and acceptance of all subdi- vision improvements. 4. Fees:Application fees are required as outlined in the Fee Schedule, RMC 4-1-170. C. PERMITS: Prior to proceeding with subdivision improve- B. REFERRAL TO OTHER ments, the subdivider shall make application for DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES: such permits from the City as are necessary.The The Department shall distribute the final plat to all applicant is also responsible for complying with all other departments, utility agencies and other gov- permit requirements of other Federal, State and ernmental agencies as warranted. local agencies. C. CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL: D. FINAL RECORDING: At its first public meeting following the date the fi- No final plat or any short subdivision shall be re- nal plat application has been officially accepted by *Nov corded until all improvements are constructed in the Department,the City Council shall set a date a satisfactory manner and approved by the re- to consider the final plat.The final plat shall be ap- sponsible departments or a security approved by proved, disapproved or returned to the applicant the City has been posted for deferred improve- for modification or correction by the City Council. ments. (Amd. Ord. 4751, 11-16-1998) D. SETTING OF MONUMENTS: E. DEFERRED IMPROVEMENTS: All interior monuments shall be installed prior to See RMC 4-9-060. the release of any bond. E. FILING FINAL PLAT: 4-7-110 FINAL PLAT PROCEDURES: Before the final plat is submitted to the City Coun- cil, it shall be signed by the Administrator. After A. APPLICATION: the final plat is approved by the City Council, it shall be signed by the Mayor and the City Clerk. 1. Submittal to Department:Application The final plat shall be filed with the King County for final plat shall be filed with the Department Department of Records and Elections by the City. on forms prescribed by the Department. F. EXPIRATION OF PLAT AFTER 2. Conformance with Preliminary Plat: COUNCIL APPROVAL: The final plat shall conform with only minor If a final plat has not been recorded within six (6) modifications to the preliminary plat. The lot months after approval by the City Council,the plat configuration and number of lots must remain shall expire and be null and void.To revitalize the unchanged from the approved preliminary expired plat, the plat shall be resubmitted as a plat. Minor modifications are allowed in lot preliminary plat. One extension to the six (6) line locations and dimensions of the new par- month period may be granted by the City Council. cels provided all parcels are in conformance 7 - 11 (Revised 10/00) AMMk 4-7-120A 4-7-120 COMPATIBILITY WITH 1. Land Unsuitable for Subdivision:Land EXISTING LAND USE AND PLAN - which is found to be unsuitable for subdivi- GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND sion includes land with features likely to be MINIMUM STANDARDS: harmful to the safety and general health of the future residents(such as lands adversely affected by flooding,steep slopes,or rock for- A. CONTINUITY WITH IMPROVED mations). Land which the Department or the ADDITIONS: Hearing Examiner considers inappropriate No plan for the replatting, subdivision, or dedica- for subdivision shall not be subdivided unless tion of any areas shall be approved by the City adequate safeguards are provided against Council unless the streets shown therein are con- these adverse conditions. nected by surfaced road or street (according to City specifications)to an existing street or high- a. Flooding/Inundation: If any portion way of the land within the boundary of a pre- liminary plat is subject to flooding or inun- B. CONFORMITY WITH EXISTING dation, that portion of the subdivision PLANS: must have the approval of the State ac- The location of all streets shall conform to any cording to chapter 86.16 RCW before the adopted plans for streets in the City. Department and the Hearing Examiner shall consider such subdivision. C. TRAILS PLANS: If a subdivision is located in the area of an offi- b. Steep Slopes:A plat, short plat, cially designed trail, provisions shall be made for subdivision or dedication which would re- reservation of the right-of-way or for easements suit in the creation of a lot or lots that pri- to the City for trail purposes. madly have slopes forty percent(40%)or greater as measured per RMC 4-3-050B4b, without adequate area at 4-7-130 ENVIRONMENTAL lesser slopes upon which development CONSIDERATION -GENERAL may occur, shall not be approved. (Amd. ,, 100 REQUIREMENTS AND MINIMUM Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) STANDARDS: 2. Native Growth Protection Area Ease- A. PURPOSE: ment and Minimum Lot Size:Native growth It is the purpose of this Section to provide for the protection area easements may be included in the minimum lot size of lots created protection of valuable, irreplaceable environmen- through the subdivision process; provided, tal amenities and to make urban development as that the area of the lot outside of the ease- compatible as possible with the ecological bal- ment is sufficient to allow for adequate build- ance of the area. Goals are to preserve drainage able area and yards. (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) patterns, protect groundwater supply, prevent erosion and to preserve trees and natural vegeta- 3. Trees: Reasonable effort shall be made tion. This is beneficial to the City in lessening the to preserve existing trees. (Amd. Ord. 4835, costs of the development to the City as a whole, 3-27-2000) and to the subdivider in creating an attractive and healthy environment. 4. Streams: B. ACTION NOT A TAKING: a. Preservation: Every reasonable ef- No action taken herein shall constitute a taking fort shall be made to preserve existing under the laws or constitution of the State or Fed- streams, bodies of water,and wetland ar- eral government. eas. C. ENVIRONMENTAL b. Method: If a stream passes through CONSIDERATIONS: any of the subject property, a plan shall A plat, short plat, subdivision or dedication shall be presented which indicates how the be prepared in conformance with the following stream will be preserved. The methodol- provisions: ogies used should include an overflow (Revised 10/00) 7 - 12 4-7-150E area, and an attempt to minimize the dis- ment upon a showing of need but only after provi- turbance of the natural channel and sion of all necessary safety measures. stream bed. E. STREET PATTERN: c. Culverting:The piping or tunneling of water shall be discouraged and al- 1. Flexible Grid:A grid-like street pattern lowed only when going under streets. (or flexible grid) shall be used to connect ex- isting and new development and shall be the d. Clean Water: Every effort shall be predominant street pattern in any subdivision made to keep all streams and bodies of permitted by this Section. water clear of debris and pollutants. (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) 2. Linkages: Linkages, including streets, sidewalks, pedestrian or bike paths, shall be 4-7-140 PARKS AND OPEN SPACE: provided to the satisfaction of the Reviewing Official within and between neighborhoods Approval of all subdivisions located in either sin when they can create a continuous and inter gle family residential or multi-family residential connected network of roads and pathways. zones as defined in the Zoning Code shall be con- tingent upon the subdivider's dedication of land or 3. Exceptions: providing fees in lieu of dedication to the City, all as necessary to mitigate the adverse effects of a. The flexible grid pattern may be ad development upon the existing park and recre justed by reducing the number of link ation service levels.The requirements and proce- dures for this mitigation shall be per the City of two (2) of the following factors: Renton Parks Mitigation Resolution. i. Topographical constraints, 4-7-150 STREETS — GENERAL ii. Environmental constraints, ` ✓ REQUIREMENTS AND MINIMUM STANDARDS: iii. Achievement of minimum den- sity, A. RELATIONSHIP TO ADJOINING iv. Increase in arterial pass-through STREET SYSTEM: traffic, The proposed street system shall extend existing streets unless otherwise approved by the Depart- v. Safety, ment.The roadway classifications shall be as de- fined and designated by the Department. vi. Creation of dual street frontage, and B. STREET NAMES: All proposed street names shall be approved by vii. The location of substantial ex- the City. isting improvements. C. ARTERIALS, INTERSECTIONS: b. Offset or loop roads are the preferred Streets intersecting with existing or proposed alternative configurations. public highways, major or secondary arterials shall be held to a minimum. c. Cul-de-sac streets may be permitted by the Reviewing Official where the street D. STREET ALIGNMENT: The alignment of all streets shall be reviewed and approved by the Department.The street stan- dards set by RMC 4-6-060 shall apply unless oth- erwise approved. Street alignment offsets of less than one hundred twenty five feet (125') are not r desirable, but may be approved by the Depart- 7 - 12.1 (Revised 10/00) .r- This page left intentionally blank. *4410 (Revised 10/00) 7 - 12.2 4-7-170F is not required as a connection to the B. ACCESS REQUIREMENTS: greater neighborhood street system. Each lot must have access to a public street or road.Access may be by private access easement rrr• F. IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED: street per the requirements of the street stan- All adjacent rights-of-way and new rights-of-way dards. dedicated as part of the plat, including streets, roads,and alleys,shall be graded to their full width C. MINIMUM SIZE: and the pavement and sidewalks shall be con- The size,shape,and orientation of lots shall meet structed as specified in the street standards or de- the minimum area and width requirements of the ferred by the Board of Public Works. (Ord. 4636, applicable zoning classification and shall be ap- 9-23-1996) propriate for the type of development and use contemplated. G. ADJACENT TO UNPLATTED ACREAGE: D. MINIMUM WIDTH: Streets which may be extended in the event of fu- Width between side lot lines at their foremost ture adjacent platting may be required to be ded- points (i.e., the points where the side lot lines in- icated to the plat boundary line. Extensions of tersect with the street right-of-way line) shall not greater depth than an average lot shall be im- be less than eighty percent(80%)of the required proved with temporary turnarounds.Dedication of lot width except in the cases of(1) pipestem lots, a full-width boundary street may be required in which shall have a minimum width of twenty feet certain instances to facilitate future development. (20')and(2)lots of the turning circle of cul-de-sac shall be a minimum of thirty five feet(35')for non- pipestem lots. (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) 4-7-160 RESIDENTIAL BLOCKS— GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND E. PROPERTY CORNERS AT MINIMUM STANDARDS: INTERSECTIONS: All lot corners at intersections of dedicated public A. WIDTH: rights-of-way, except alleys, shall have minimum err Blocks shall be wide enough to allow two(2)tiers radius of fifteen feet(15'). of lots,except where fronting on major streets or prevented by topographical conditions or size of F. PIPESTEM LOTS ALLOWED: the property. Pipestem lots may be permitted for new plats to achieve densities permitted within the Zoning B. WALKWAYS: Code when there is no other feasible alternative Where circumstances warrant,the Hearing Ex- to achieving the permitted density. aminer may require one or more public cross- walks or walkways of not less than six feet(6') in 1. Minimum Lot Size and Pipestem Width width dedicated to the City to extend entirely and Length: The pipestem shall not exceed across the width of the block at locations deemed one hundred fifty feet(150') in length and not necessary.Such crosswalks or walkways shall be be less than twenty feet(20') in width.The paved for their entire width and length with a per- portion of the lot narrower than eighty percent manent surface and shall be adequately lighted at (80%) of the minimum permitted width shall the developer's cost. not be used for lot area calculations nor for measurement of required front yard set- backs.Adjacent pipestem lots shall have a 4-7-170 RESIDENTIAL LOTS — shared private access driveway.A restrictive GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND covenant will be required on both parcels for MINIMUM STANDARDS: maintenance of the pipestem driveway. (Amd. Ord. 4751, 11-16-1998) A. ARRANGEMENT: 2. Adjacent Pipestem Lots Prohibited/ Insofar as practical, side lot lines shall be at right Shared Access Requirements: (Rep. by angles to street lines or radial to curved street Ord. 4751, 11-16-1998) lines. 7- 13 (Revised 1/99) 4-7-180A 4-7-180 INDUSTRIAL AND 4-7-200 INSTALLATION OF COMMERCIAL BLOCKS AND LOTS- UTILITIES-GENERAL GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND REQUIREMENTS AND MINIMUM MINIMUM STANDARDS: STANDARDS: ' The division of land for industrial and commercial A. SANITARY SEWERS: purposes shall conform to the requirements and minimum standards of residential design except Unless septic tanks are specifically approved by as provided in this Section. the Department and the King County Health De- partment, sanitary sewers shall be provided by A. PROPERTY CORNERS AT the developer at no cost to the City and designed INTERSECTIONS: in accordance with City standards. Side sewer All lot corners at intersections of dedicated public lines shall be installed eight feet(8') into each lot rights-of-way, except alleys, shall have minimum if sanitary sewer mains are available,or provided radius of twenty five feet(25'). with the subdivision development. B. LOT ORIENTATION: B. STORM DRAINAGE: The size,shape and orientation of lots shall meet An adequate drainage system shall be provided the minimum area and width requirements of the for the proper drainage of all surface water.Cross applicable zoning classification and shall be ap- drains shall be provided to accommodate all nat- propriate for the type of development and use ural water flow and shall be of sufficient length to contemplated. permit full-width roadway and required slopes. The drainage system shall be designed per the C. LOT ARRANGEMENT: requirements of RMC 4-6-030,Drainage(Surface Water) Standards. The drainage system shall in- Insofar as practical, side lot lines shall be at right clude detention capacity for the new street areas. angles to street lines or radial to curved street Residential plats shall also include detention ca- lines. pacity for future development of the lots. Water quality features shall also be designed to provide 4-7-190 PUBLIC USE AND SERVICE capacity for the new street paving for the plat. AREA -GENERAL REQUIREMENTS C. WATER SYSTEM: AND MINIMUM STANDARDS: The water distribution system including the loca- Due consideration shall be given by the subdi tions of fire hydrants shall be designed and in- vider to the allocation of adequately sized areas stalled in accordance with City standards as for public service usage. defined by the Department and Fire Department requirements. A. EASEMENTS FOR UTILITIES: Easements may be required for the maintenance D. UNDERGROUND UTILITIES: All utilities designed to serve the subdivision shall and operation of utilities as specified by the De- partment. be placed underground. Any utilities installed in the parking strip shall be placed in such a manner B. COMMUNITY ASSETS: and depth to permit the planting of trees.Those Due regard shall be shown to all natural features utilities to be located beneath paved surfaces such as large trees, watercourses, and similar shall be installed, including all service connec- community assets which, if preserved,will add at tions, as approved by the Department. Such in- stallation shall be completed and approved prior tractiveness and value to the property. to the application of any surface material. Ease- ments may be required for the maintenance and operation of utilities as specified by the Depart- ment. E. CABLE TV CONDUITS: Any cable TV conduits shall be undergrounded at the same time as other basic utilities are installed to serve each lot.Conduit for service connections NisIO (Revised 1/99) 7- 14 4-7-220C shall be laid to each lot line by subdivider as to ob- attention paid to the potential for drainage, ero- viate the necessity for disturbing the street area, sion, and slope stability problems than other sub- including sidewalks,or alley improvements when divisions. '`— such service connections are extended to serve any building. The cost of trenching, conduit, ped- • B. PROCEDURE: estals and/or vaults and laterals as well as ease- Any short plat or subdivision meeting the defini- ments therefore required to bring service to the tion of a"hillside subdivision"shall follow the pro- development shall be borne by the developer cedures established for subdivisions. Hillside and/or land owner. The subdivider shall be re- subdivisions, including short plats, shall require sponsible only for conduit to serve his develop- the review and approval of the Hearing Examiner. ment. Conduit ends shall be elbowed to final ground elevation and capped.The cable TV corn- C. STANDARDS: pany shall provide maps and specifications to the The following additional standards shall apply to subdivider and shall inspect the conduit and cer- hillside subdivisions: tify to the City that it is properly installed. 1. Application Information: Information F. LATECOMER'S AGREEMENTS: concerning the soils, geology, drainage pat- Where a development is required to construct util- terns, and vegetation shall be presented in ity improvements that may also be required by order to evaluate the drainage, erosion con- other developments or by future development of trot and slope stability for site development of other parcels in the vicinity, then the developer the proposed plat. The applicant must dem- may request establishment of a latecomer's onstrate that the development of the hillside agreement to reimburse the developer for all ini- subdivision will not result in soil erosion and tial costs of the improvements. The procedure to sedimentation, landslide, slippage, excess follow in making application for the latecomer's surface water runoff,increased costs of build- agreement and the steps to be followed by the ing and maintaining roads and public facilities City are as detailed in chapter 9-5 RMC. and increased need for emergency relief and rescue operations. 4-7-210 OTHER IMPROVEMENTS- 2. Grading: Detailed plans for any pro- GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND posed cut and fill operations shall be submit- MINIMUM STANDARDS: ted.These plans shall include the angle of slope, contours, compaction, and retaining A. MONUMENTS: walls. Concrete permanent control monuments shall be established at each and every controlling corner 3. Streets: of the subdivision. Interior monuments shall be lo- cated as determined by the Department.All sur- a. Streets may only have a grade ex- veys shall be per the City of Renton surveying ceeding fifteen percent(15%)if approved standards. by the Department and the Fire Depart- ment. B. SURVEY: All other lot corners shall be marked per the City b. Street widths may be less than those surveying standards. required in the street standards for streets with grades steeper than fifteen C. STREET SIGNS: percent (15%) if parking prohibition on The subdivider shall install all street name signs one or both sides of the street is ap- necessary in the subdivision. proved by the Administrator. 4. Lots: Lots may be required to be larger 4-7-220 HILLSIDE SUBDIVISIONS: than minimum lot sizes required by the Zon- ing Code. Generally, lots in steeper areas of A. PURPOSE: the subdivision should be larger than those in Noise Because of their steeper slopes, the sites of hill- less steep areas of the subdivision. side subdivisions ordinarily should have greater 7- 15 (Revised 5/02) 4-7-230A 5. Erosion Control Requirements: Any a site plan. A binding site plan may also be clearing or grading shall be accompanied by merged with a site plan, a development agree- erosion control measures as deemed neces- ment, or both a site plan and development agree- sary by the Department. ment per the criteria listed in this Section.The site that is subject to the binding site plan may be re- viewed independently for developed sites, con- 4-7-230 BINDING SITE PLANS: currently with or subsequent to a site development permit application for undeveloped A. PURPOSE AND INTENT: land or concurrently with or subsequent to a build- The purpose of this Section is to provide an op- ing permit application. tional method for the division of land classified for industrial,commercial, or mixed use[CN, CS, All applications for binding site plans shall be sub- CD, CO, COR, CA, CC, IL, IM, and IH zones] ject to the provisions of this Section, including through a binding site plan as authorized in chap- binding site plans to be incorporated within a de- ter 58.17 RCW.This method may be employed velopment agreement under the authority of as an alternative to the subdivision and short sub- RCW 36.706.170 and including binding site plans division procedures in this Chapter. This Section to be approved in conjunction with site plan re- specifies administrative requirements for the re- view under RMC 4-9-200; provided that a devel- view and approval of binding site plans that are in opment agreement approved under the authority addition to the procedural requirements of chap- of RCW 36.706.170 may include standards and ter 4-8 RMC and other applicable provisions of decision criteria that apply to a binding site plan the City development regulations. application in lieu of the standards and criteria contained in this Section. B. PRINCIPLES OF ACCEPTABILITY: Approval of a binding site plan shall take place D. APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: only after the following are met: 1. General Requirements:All applications 1. The site that is subject to the binding site for binding site plans must conform to the re- plan shall consist of one or more contiguous quirements of RMC 4-8-120. **461104 lots legally created. E. DESIGN STANDARDS FOR BINDING 2. Adequate provisions, either on the face SITE PLANS: of the binding site plan or in a supporting doc- ument, have been made for drainageways, 1. Legal Lots: Lots, parcels, or tracts cre- alleys, streets, other public ways, water sup- ated through the binding site plan procedure plies,open space and sanitary wastes,for the shall be legal lots of record. The number of entire property covered by the binding site lots, tracts, parcels, sites, or divisions shall plan. not exceed the number of lots allowed in the applicable zoning district. 3. Comply with all building code require- ments. 2. Access: All lots shall provide access to a public street,or to a public street by means 4. Comply with all zoning code require- of an access easement or other recorded in- ments and development standards. strument approved by the City. 5. Have suitable physical characteristics. 3. Dedication Statement:Where lands are required or proposed for dedication, the ap- A proposed binding site plan may be denied be- plicant shall provide a dedication statement cause of flood, inundation, or swamp conditions and acknowledgement on the binding site or construction of protective improvements may plan. be required as condition of approval. 4. Access to Utilities: Each parcel created C. APPLICABILITY: by the binding site plan shall have access to A binding site plan may be approved as a sepa- water supply, sanitary sewer, and utilities by rate mechanism for the division of land.A binding ISO site plan may also be approved concurrently with (Revised 5/02) 7- 16 4-7-2301 means of direct access or access easement vided by RMC 4-7-230J. New public roads shall approved by the City. be provided for lot access where determined by the Administrator to be reasonably necessary as 5. Shared Conditions: The Administrator a result of the proposed development or to make may authorize sharing of open space, park- • appropriate provisions for public roads. Establish- ing, access and other improvements among ment of public roads may also be proposed by the contiguous properties subject to the binding applicant. site plan. Conditions of use, maintenance and restrictions on redevelopment of shared H. PERMIT PROCEDURES FOR BINDING open space, parking, access and other im- SITE PLAN APPROVAL: provements shall be identified on the binding site plan and enforced by covenants, ease- 1. Permit Type: Binding site plans shall be ments or other similar mechanisms. processed as Type III permits in accordance with the procedures in chapter 4-8 RMC for F. REQUIRED IMPROVEMENTS: Type Ill permits and the standards and crite- ria set forth in this Section, unless the appli- 1. Improvements:The following tangible cant elects to merge the binding site plan improvements shall be provided for,either by application with the site plan review process actual construction or a construction sched- or combined site plan/planned action review ule approved by the City and bonded by the process in which case the binding site plan applicant, before a binding site plan may be shall be processed in accordance with the recorded: grading and paving of streets and procedures set out in chapters 4-8 and 4-9 alleys, installation of curbs, gutters, side- RMC. If a binding site plan permit is pro- walks, monuments, sanitary and storm sew- cessed concurrently, but not merged with an- ers, street lights, water mains and street other permit process, then the binding site name signs,together with all appurtenances plan application shall be processed as a Type thereto to specifications and standards of this III permit. code, approved by the Department and in ac- cordance with other standards of the City. A 2. Review Authority: Pursuant to chapter separate construction permit will be required 4-8 RMC, the responsible Reviewing Official for any such improvements, along with asso- for a binding site plan application shall be the ciated engineering plans prepared per the Administrator, unless the applicant elects to City Drafting Standards. have the binding site plan application merged with a Type VI permit site plan application or 2. Phasing of Improvements: To satisfy a development agreement under chapter these requirements, the Administrator is au- 36.70B RCW. If a binding site plan applica- thorized to impose conditions and limitations tion is to be processed with a Type VI site on the binding site plan. If the Administrator plan,then the responsible Reviewing Official determines that any delay in satisfying re- shall be the Hearing Examiner. If a binding quirements will not adversely impact the pub- site plan application is to be processed with a lic health,safety or welfare,the Administrator development agreement,the responsible Re- may allow requirements to be satisfied prior viewing Official shall be the City Council.The to issuing the first building permit for the site, final decision on a development agreement or prior to issuing the first building permit for with an application for a binding site plan shall any phase,or prior to issuing a specific build- be made by City Council. No administrative ing's certificate of occupancy, or in accor- appeal of the City Council decision shall be dance with an approved phasing plan, or in available. accordance with plans established by a de- velopment agreement or as otherwise permit- I. MERGER WITH SITE PLAN: ted or required under City code. 1. Review Standards for a Previously G. ACCESS REQUIREMENTS: Approved Site Plan: If a previously ap- Access requirements and street design and de- proved site plan is submitted in conjunction velopment standards shall be provided in accor- with an application for binding site plan ap- *awe dance with RMC 4-6-060, unless superseded by proval, the conditions and limitations im- the terms of a development agreement as pro- 7- 17 (Revised 5/02) a 4-7-230J posed by the Administrator may, where viewing Official,then they may be added to appropriate, include any conditions and limi- the binding site plan or a revised binding site tations contained in the previously approved plan may be required. The applicant shall be site plan. Subsequent site development per- notified of any such modification action. mits for the land will still be subject to compli • - ance with the zoning, building, and other 4. Referral to the Hearing Examiner: Ex- applicable land use codes and regulations cept when a binding site plan is merged with existing at the time of development permit re- a development agreement, if the Administra- view,unless addressed as part of the binding tor determines that there are sufficient con- site plan review and expressly depicted on cerns by residents in the area of the binding the binding site plan. site plan, or by City staff, to warrant a public hearing, then he/she shall refer the binding 2. Review Standards for Concurrent Site site plan to the Hearing Examiner for public Plan Application: When a binding site plan hearing and decision by the Hearing Exam- is being considered concurrently with another iner. Notice of the public hearing will be given land development application, the Adminis- as for a Type VI permit hearing. Binding site trator will incorporate all conditions and limi- plans merged with development agreements tations imposed on the concurrent application shall be approved by City Council pursuant to into the binding site plan.Subsequent site de- the requirements of RCW 36.70B.170 et seq. velopment permits for the land will still be subject to compliance with the zoning, build- 5. Denial: If the binding site plan is denied ing,and other applicable land use codes and by the Reviewing Official, the applicant shall regulations existing at the time of develop- be notified in writing of the decision, stating ment permit review,unless addressed as part the reasons therefor. of the binding site plan review and expressly depicted on the binding site plan. 6. Reconsideration: Any party may re- quest that an application, on which the Re- J. MERGER WITH DEVELOPMENT viewing Official has made a decision, be AGREEMENT: reopened by the Reviewing Official if it is If a binding site plan is merged with a develop- found that new information that was not pre- ment agreement, in the event of a conflict be- viously available has come to light that might tween the terms of the development agreement affect the action taken by the Reviewing Offi- and this Section, the terms of the development cial. Requests for reconsideration must be agreement shall control. filed within fourteen (14) days of the date of the decision. K. REVIEW AUTHORITY DECISION: L. RIGHT-OF-WAY DEDICATION: 1. Action: The responsible Reviewing Offi- Where dedication of right-of-way is required for cial shall review and act upon binding site the approved binding site plan or proposed by the plans based upon the general criteria in this applicant, the dedication shall require separate Section and other criteria applicable to the approval by City Council prior to recording of the site plan or development agreement with binding site plan with record of survey. The dedi- which the applicant elects to merge the bind- cation shall be effective upon recording of the ing site plan application. Every decision binding site plan with record of survey. made under this Section shall include find- ings of fact and conclusions to support the M. SURVEY AND RECORDING: decision. Prior to recording,the approved binding site plan shall be surveyed and the final recording forms 2. Approval: If the Reviewing Official finds shall be prepared by a professional land sur- the proposed binding site plan is in conform- veyor, licensed in the State of Washington. In ad- ance to the standards and requirements of dition to the requirements of RMC 4-8-120C, this Section, then it shall be approved. surveys shall include those items prescribed by RCW 58.09.060, Records of survey, contents— 3. Approval with Modifications: If modifi- Record of corner, information. *4110 cation(s) are deemed necessary by the Re- (Revised 5/02) 7- 18 4-7-230Q 1. Administrator Approval: The binding less submitted for recording within five (5) site plan must be signed by the Administrator years of the binding site plan approval. before it is filed. The final approved binding- site plan shall remain with the City until such 2. Expiration Period for Merged Approv- time as the applicant requests that the bind- • als: For binding site plans approved as part ing site plan be recorded. of merged application with a site plan or de- velopment agreement, the binding site plan 2. Filing by City Clerk:The approved bind- shall lapse when the site plan or development ing site plan will be sent to the City Clerk by agreement expires unless submitted for re- the Department when the binding site plan is cording prior to the date of expiration for the final and all prerequisites to filing have been merged application. completed.The binding site plan shall be filed by the City Clerk for record in the office of the 3. Extension of Expiration Period: Addi- King County Auditor and shall not be deemed tional time extensions beyond the five (5) approved until so filed. year time period may be granted by the Ad- ministrator if the applicant can show need N. BINDING EFFECT: caused by unusual circumstances or situa- tions which make it unduly burdensome to file 1. Vesting: Upon filing of a complete appli- the binding site plan within the five (5) year cation for a binding site plan, the application time period. The applicant must file a written shall be considered under the binding site request with the Administrator for this addi- plan ordinance, the zoning, and other devel- tional time extension; this request must be opment regulations in effect on the date of filed at least thirty (30) days prior to the expi- application for the land uses and develop- ration date. The request must include docu- ment identified in the binding site plan appli- mentation as to the need for the additional cation or identified in a complete site plan time period. Additional time extensions may review application filed in conjunction with or be granted in not greater than one year incre- processed concurrently with a binding site ments, up to a maximum of two (2) years. plan application. 4. Extension of Expiration Period for 2. Legal Lots: Lots, parcels, or tracts cre- Phased Projects: In the case of a phased ated through the binding site plan procedure binding site plan, submittal for recording of shall be legal lots of record. any phase of the binding site plan will consti- tute an automatic one year extension for the 3. Binding: Approved binding site plans submittal of the next phase of the binding site shall be binding and shall be enforceable by plan. the City. All provisions, conditions and re- quirements of the binding site plan shall be le- P. APPEALS: gaily enforceable on the purchaser or on any See RMC 4-8-110H. person acquiring a lease or other ownership interest of any lot,tract,or parcel created pur- Q. ALTERATION OR VACATION: suant to the binding site plan.A sale,transfer, or lease of any lot, tract, or parcel created 1. Alteration: Alteration of an approved pursuant to the binding site plan that does not binding site plan, excluding standard ease- conform to the requirements of the binding ments for utilities and lot line adjustments, site plan approval, shall be considered a vio- shall be accomplished following the same lation of this Section,shall be a nuisance and procedures required for a new binding site may be subject to an injunction action in Su- plan application as set forth in this Section; perior Court or such other remedies provided provided, that only owners of lots within the by City code. binding site plan that are directly affected by the proposed alteration shall be required to O. EXPIRATION AND EXTENSION: authorize application for the alteration. If a binding site plan application was approved as 1. Expiration Period: For binding site part of a development agreement approval plans not merged with a site plan or develop- process as provided in subsection H2 of this ment agreement,the approval shall lapse un- Section or if property subject to a binding site 7- 19 (Revised 5/02) 4-7-240A plan approval is the subject of a development agreement, the alteration of the approved binding site plan shall not require an amend- ment to the development agreement or ap- proval by the City Council and,after approval and recording,shall automatically be incorpo- rated within the development agreement un- less otherwise provided in the development agreement. 2. Vacation: Vacation of a recorded bind- ing site plan shall be accomplished by follow- ing the same procedures required for a new binding site plan application as set forth in this Section. If a portion of a binding site plan is vacated, the property subject to the vaca- tion shall constitute one lot, and the balance of the approved binding site plan shall remain as approved. If a binding site plan application was approved as part of a development agreement approval process or if property subject to a binding site plan approval is the subject of a development agreement, the va- cation of the approved binding site plan, whether total or partial, shall not require an amendment to the development agreement or approval by the City Council and, after ap- proval and recording shall automatically be incorporated within the development agree- Nord ment unless otherwise provided in the devel- opment agreement. (Ord. 4954, 2-11-2002) 4-7-240 VARIANCES: A. AUTHORITY: A variance from the requirements of this Chapter may be approved by the Hearing Examiner for a short plat, or a variance for a full subdivision rec- ommended to and approved by the City Council, pursuant to RMC 4-9-250B. (Amd. Ord. 4954, 2-11-2002) 4-7-250 VIOLATIONS OF THIS CHAPTER AND PENALTIES: Penalties for any violations of any of the provi- sions of this Chapter shall be in accord with chap- ter 1-3 RMC. (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995; Amd. Ord. 4856, 8-21-2000; Ord. 4954, 2-11-2002) (Revised 5/02) 7-20 Chapter 8 PERMITS AND DECISIONS This Chapter last amended by Ord.4954, February 11, 2002. SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 4-8-010 PURPOSE AND INTENT 1 4-8-020 APPLICABILITY 1 4-8-030 EFFECT OF PERMIT 1 4-8-040 PERMIT PROCESSES CLASSIFIED BY TYPE 1 4-8-050 EXEMPTIONS FROM STATE PROCESS REQUIREMENTS 1 A. State Authority 1 B. Exemptions from State-Mandated 120-Day Review Process for Certain Actions Requiring More Time 1 C. Exemptions from State Notification and Procedural Requirements for Permits Relating to Use of Public Areas/Facilities 1 D. Exemptions from State Notification and Procedural Requirements for Permit Applications Not Subject to Environmental Review 2 4-8-060 SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS —GENERAL 2 A. Purpose 2 B. Vesting of Application 2 C. Application Location 3 D. Complete Application 3 E. Fees 3 F. Multiple Permit Application Submittal Requirements 3 G. Submittal Waiver Process 3 H. Letter of Completeness 3 4-8-070 AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITIES 3 A. Review Authority 3 B. Specific Responsibilities 3 4-8-080 PERMIT CLASSIFICATION 3 A. Purpose 3 B. Review Process Based upon Application Type 3 C. Consolidated Review Process for Multiple Permit Applications 4 1. Optional Process Resulting in a Single Open Record Public Hearing 4 2. Review Authority for Multiple Permit Applications 4 D. Time Frame Based on Permit Type 4 E. Time Frames—Maximum Permitted by State 4 F. Exclusions from One Hundred Twenty(120) Day Time Limit 4 1. Revisions/Additional Information Required 4 2. EIS Preparation 4 3. Applicant Agreements 4 G. Land Use Permit Procedures 5 i H. Review Processes 8 4-8-090 PUBLIC NOTICE REQUIREMENTS 20 A. Applicability 20 8-I (Revised 5/02) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 41) B. Notice of Development Application 20 C. Notice of Administrative Decisions 20 D. Notice of Public Hearing 20 1. Time of Notices 20 2. Content of Notice 21 E. Notice of Hearing Examiner Decision 21 F. Notice of City Council Decision 21 4-8-100 APPLICATION AND DECISION—GENERAL 21 A. Preapplication Meeting 21 1. a. Preapplication Required 21 b. Preapplication Recommended 21 2. Purpose 21 3. Preapplication Submittal Requirements 22 4. Waiver of Formal Application Submittal Requirements 22 B. Submittal of Formal Application 22 C. Letter of Completeness 22 1. Timing 22 2. Applications Which are Not Complete 22 3. Additional Information May Be Requested 22 D. Notices to Applicant 22 E. Report by Development Services 22 1. Report Content 22 2. Report Timing 22 F. Public Hearing 22 1. Hearing by Examiner Required 22 2. Constitutes Hearing by Council 22 3. Hearing Rules 22 4. Closure/Continuation of Public Hearing 22.1 5. Application Dismissal 23 G. Examiner's Decision 23 1. Standard Decision Time and Notification Procedure 23 2. Decision Time Extension 23 3. Conditions 23 4. Reconsideration of Examiner's Decision 23 H. Expiration of Decision 23 I. Extension 23 J. Expiration of Large Scale or Phased Projects 24 K. Council Action 24 1. Council Action Requires Minutes and Findings of Fact 24 2. Adoption of Examiner's Findings and Conclusions Presumed 24 3. Applications to Be Placed on Council Agenda 24 4-8-110 APPEALS 24 A. Scope and Purpose 24 B. Decision Authority 24 C. General Information Applicable to All Types of Appeals 24 1. Standing (Reserved) 24 2. Time to File (Reserved) 24 3. Required Form for and Content of Appeals 24 (Revised 5/02) 8-ii SECTION PAGE Noe NUMBER NUMBER 4. Filing of Appeal and Fee 24 5. Facsimile Filings 24 6. Notice of Appeal (Reserved) 25 7. Restrictions on Subsequent Actions 25 8. Limit on Number of Appeals 25 9. Exhaust of Administrative Remedies (Reserved) 25 D. Appeals of Administrative Decisions to Board of Public Works 25 E. Appeals to Examiner of Administrative Decisions and Environmental Determinations 25 1. Applicability and Authority 25 a. Administrative Determinations 25 b. Environmental Determinations 25 c. Authority 25 2. Optional Request for Reconsideration 25 3. Standing 25 a. Standing for Filing Appeals of the City's Environmental Determinations 25 b. Standing for Appeals of Administrative Determinations other than Environmental 25 c. Special Standing Requirements for Appeals of Administrative Determinations Relative to the Tree Cutting and Land Clearing Regulations 26 d. Special Standing Requirements for Appeals of Decisions Relating to Master Site Plans 26 4. Time for Appeal 26 a. Appeals of Environmental Determinations 26 b. Appeals to Examiner of Administrative Determinations Other Than Environmental 26 5. Complaints After Expiration of Appeal Time 26 6. Appeal Procedures—Hearing Examiner 26 a. Notice to Officer 26 b. Transmittal of Records and Reports 26 c. Notice of Hearing Required 27 d. Content of Hearing 27 e. Record Required 27 f. Electronic Transcript 27 7. Examiner Decision 27 a. Substantial Weight 27 b. Examiner Decision Options and Decision Criteria 27 c. Time for Examiner's Decision 27 8. Appeal of Examiner Decision 27 a. Superior Court 27 b. (Del. by Ord. 4899) 27 c. Other Bodies (Reserved) 27 F. Appeals to City Council—Procedures 27 1. Time for Appeal 27 2. Notice to Parties of Record 28 8-111 (Revised 5/01) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 3. Opportunity to Provide Comments • 28 4. Transmittal of Record to Council 28 5. Council Review Procedures 28 6. Council Evaluation Criteria 28 7. Findings and Conclusions Required 28 8. Council Action 28 9. Decision Documentation 28 10. Council Action Final 28 G. Appeals to Superior Court 28 1. Intent 28 2. Applicability 28 3. Standing 28 4. Content of Appeal Submittal 29 5. Time for Initiating Appeal to Superior Court 29 a. Appeals of Land Use Decisions 29 b. Appeal of Environmental Determinations 29 6. Appeals of Other Than Land Use Decisions—Superior Court 29 H. Appeals of Shoreline Permit Decisions to Shorelines Hearing Board 29 1. Standing for Appeals to Shorelines Hearings Board 29 2. Place and Time for Filing Appeals 29 3. City Requires Copy of Appeal Notice 29 4. Limited Utility Extensions and Protective Bulkheads—Appeals 29 4-8-120 SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS—SPECIFIC TO APPLICATION TYPE . . 30 A. Table 4-8-120A— Public Works Permit Submittal Requirements 30 B. Table 4-8-120B—Building Section Permit Submittal Requirements 31 C. Table 4-8-120C—Land Use Permit Submittal Requirements 35 D. Definitions of Terms Used in Submittal Requirements for Building, Planning and Public Works Permit Applications 42 ;10) (Revised 5/01) 8-iv 4-8-050C 4-8-010 PURPOSE AND INTENT: 4-8-050 EXEMPTIONS FROM STATE The purpose and intent of this Chapter is to estab- PROCESS REQUIREMENTS: Iftimpf lish standard procedures for all land uses and de- velopment applications in order to provide for an A. STATE AUTHORITY: integrated and consolidated land use permit and Section 418, subsections 1 and 2 of the State environmental review process. It is further the Regulatory Reform Act(ESHB-1724,or"the Act") purpose of this Chapter to comply with State allows a local government to exclude certain guidelines under ESHB-1724 for combining and project permits from procedure and time limit re expediting development review to eliminate re- quirements. This Section deals with exemptions dundancy and minimize delays,to establish time- from State-mandated notice requirements.Permit lines for notifying the public of land use applica- types listed below may and often do have City tions,and to revise hearing requirements to allow Code requirements for review, notification, and one open record hearing and one closed record appeal beyond State requirements. appeal hearing, and for final decisions on devel- opment proposals to be made within one hundred B. EXEMPTIONS FROM STATE twenty(120)days of the date of the letter of com- MANDATED 120-DAY REVIEW PROCESS pleteness except for development specifically ex- FOR CERTAIN ACTIONS REQUIRING empted under this Chapter. (Ord. 4587, MORE TIME: 3-18-1996) Section 418,subsection 1 of the Act states that lo- cal governments may determine that there are 4-8-020 APPLICABILITY: "special circumstances"relative to certain actions or processes that warrant a different review pro- All applications for development shall be subject cess than that set forth in the Act. Therefore, the to the provisions of this Chapter, except where City exempts the following actions since they typ- specifically exempted under RMC 4-8-050, Ex- ically require more than one hundred twenty(120) emptions from State Process Requirements. days to process or would be deemed emergen- (Ord. 4648, 1-6-1997) cies: 1. Comprehensive Plan amendments with 4-8-030 EFFECT OF PERMIT: or without any other associated land use ap- plication such as a rezone, The issuance or granting of a permit or approval of plans and specifications shall not be deemed 2. Renton Municipal Code amendments, or construed to be a permit for, or an approval of, any violation of any of the provisions of this code. 3. Annexations, No permit presuming to give authority to violate or cancel the provisions of this code shall be valid 4. Planned unit developments, except insofar as the work or use which it autho- rized is lawful. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) 5. Development agreements, 4-8-040 PERMIT PROCESSES 6. Environmental impact statements, CLASSIFIED BY TYPE: 7. Temporary emergency wetland permit, Development subject to review by the City is clas- sified and processed using one of the eleven (11) 8. Declared emergency under SEPA, types of land use permit procedures listed in RMC 4-8-080G. The review process for the types of 9. Street vacations. permit review procedures are described in RMC C. EXEMPTIONS FROM STATE 4-8-080H. If the code does not expressly provide for review according to one of the eleven (11) NOTIFICATION AND PROCEDURAL types of permit review procedures, and another REQUIREMENTS FOR PERMITS specific procedure is not required by law, the De- RELATING TO USE OF PUBLIC AREAS/ velopment Services Division shall classify the ap- FACILITIES: plication. (Ord. 4587, 3-18-1996) The City also exempts the following "approvals relating to the use of public areas or facilities" 8 - 1 4-8-050D from the notification and procedural requirements 1. Building and grading permits(SEPA ex- of Section 418, subsection 1 of the Act. empt), 1. Deferral of off-or on-site improvements, 2. Business licenses for home occupations, 2. Drainage connection permits, 3. Board of Public Works variances (i.e., driveway grade), 3. Driveway construction permit(all uses/ users), 4. Fire installation/construction permits, 4. Driveway relocation permit(all uses/us- 5. Electrical, mechanical, plumbing, sign ers), and special fence permits, 5. Franchise utility permits, 6. Lot fine adjustments, 6. Right-of-way use permit, 7. Final plats, 7. Release of easements, 8. Minor amendments(less than 10 per- cent) to a previously approved site plan, 8. Side sewer permit, 9. Occupancy permits, 9. Side sewer cap permit, 10. Open space, agricultural and timber 10. Sidewalk repair permit(all uses/users), lands current use assessment, 11. Sidewalk/curb/gutter construction per- 11. Public art exemption certificate, mit(all uses), 12. Routine vegetation management per- 12. Permits to stop City water and/or sewer mits (SEPA exempt), service, 13. Shoreline exemptions, 13. Water meter applications, 14. Temporary use permits(SEPA exempt), 14. Other SEPA exempt actions/activities but not exempting sign requirements, as outlined in WAC 197-11-800. 15. Water, sewer, storm drainage, roadway D. EXEMPTIONS FROM STATE permits (SEPA exempt), NOTIFICATION AND PROCEDURAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PERMIT 16. Other SEPA exempt actions/activities APPLICATIONS NOT SUBJECT TO as outlined in WAC 197-11-800. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW: Section 418, subsection 2 of the Act allows local 4-8-060 SUBMITTAL governments to exclude certain approvals and REQUIREMENTS -GENERAL: building and engineering permits from the public notification and procedural requirements of the Act if they are categorically exempt from environ- A. PURPOSE: mental review or if environmental review has al- In order to comply with the State law, the City is ready been completed at an earlier stage. How- required to detail the requirements for complete ever,the Act's one hundred twenty(120)day max- building, public works and land use permit appli- imum processing time would still apply.Therefore, cations. the City exempts the following actions from the public notification and procedural requirements of B. VESTING OF APPLICATION: the Act since they are typically processed very Is a legal doctrine whereby a valid and fully corn- quickly and would be considerably delayed by im- plete building application for a project that is per- position of a public comment period(s). mitted under the zoning or other land use control 8-2 4-8-0806 ordinances in effect on the date of the application G. SUBMITTAL WAIVER PROCESS: shall be considered under the building permit, In order to have any of the normally required sub- zoning, or other land use controls in effect on the mittals waived, the applicant must request such date of such valid and fully complete building ap- waiver(s)at or after a preapplication meeting with plication. City staff. Staff will consider the merits of the waiver request(s) and will provide the applicant 1. Supplemental information required with a written list of any/all submittals waived.The after acceptance shall not affect the valid- applicant must submit a copy of the list of City ap- ity of the vesting for such application. proved waiver(s)at the time of formal application. 2. Revisions requested by an applicant H. LETTER OF COMPLETENESS: to a vested, but not yet approved, appli- Upon finding an application complete, the Devel- cation shall be deemed a new application opment Services Division will provide a letter of when such revisions would result in a completeness to the applicant and property substantial change in the basic site de- owner(s). sign plan, intensity, density, and the like, involving a change of ten percent(10%) or more in area or scale. Vesting for the 4-8-070 AUTHORITY AND new application shall occur upon the date RESPONSIBILITIES: of submission of a valid and fully com- plete building application for the changed A. REVIEW AUTHORITY: project. RMC 4-8-080G, Land Use Permit Procedures, lists the development applications and outlines C. APPLICATION LOCATION: the responsible review authority associated with All land use, building, and public works applica- making recommendations, conducting open tions addressed in this Title shall be filed with the record public hearings, open record appeals,the Development Services Division. All fire permits responsible official for the permit decision, and shall be filed with the Fire Prevention Bureau. appeal bodies. Nome D. COMPLETE APPLICATION: B. SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES: Unless waived by the Development Services Di- The regulation of land development is a coopera- vision, the requirements for a full complete land tive activity including many different elected and use, building, or public works permit application appointed boards and City staff. The specific re- shall consist of the information listed in RMC sponsibilities of these bodies is listed as set forth 4-8-120A, B and C, and any site-specific informa- in RMC 4-1-050 and 4-8-080G. tion identified in a preapplication meeting sum- mary. Application fees pursuant to RMC 4-1-140 through 4-1-200 are also required fora complete 4-8-080 PERMIT CLASSIFICATION: application. A. PURPOSE: E. FEES: The purpose of this Section is to outline the pro- See RMC 4-1-140 through 4-1-200. cedure and time requirements for the various de- velopment applications reviewed by the City. All F. MULTIPLE PERMIT APPLICATION development applications are classified and pro- SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS: cessed according to one of eleven (11) types of Where submittal requirements are duplicated for permit procedures, as identified in subsection G various types of permit applications, an applicant of this Section. shall be required to submit only the largest(not to- tal) number of copies required. For example, an B. REVIEW PROCESS BASED UPON application for a site plan approval with associ- APPLICATION TYPE: ated variance would require only twelve(12)cop- Subsection G of this Section lists the develop- ies even though the submittal chart indicates that ment applications and explains the basic steps in site plan approval requires twelve(12)copies and the review process. This table also outlines the ,/ the variance requires ten (10) copies. responsible review authority.More specific details regarding specific land use application proce- 8 -3 4-8-080C dures and decision criteria are located in chapter days of receipt of a complete application. In addi- 4-9 RMC, Procedures and Review Criteria. (Ord. tion,there is a generalized flowchart for the con- 4587, 3-18-1996, Ord. 4660, 3-17-1997) solidated review process. C. CONSOLIDATED REVIEW PROCESS E. ,TIME FRAMES —MAXIMUM FOR MULTIPLE PERMIT APPLICATIONS: PERMITTED BY STATE: Final decisions on all permits and reviews subject 1. Optional Process Resulting in a Sin- to the procedures of this Chapter shall occur gle Open Record Public Hearing:An appli- within one hundred twenty(120) days from the cant may elect to have the review and date an application is deemed complete, unless decision process for required permits consol- the applicant consents to an extension of such idated into a single review process. Consoli- time period.If a project application is substantially dated review shall provide for only one open revised by an applicant, the one hundred twenty record hearing and no more than one closed (120)day time period shall start again after the re- record appeal period. An appeal of an envi- vised project application is determined to be com- ronmental determination of significance(DS) plete. Development applications which are is exempt from limits on the number of ap- specifically exempted under RMC 4-8-050, Ex- peals. Where hearings are required for per- emptions from State Process Requirements, are mits from other local, State, regional, or not subject to this time frame. Federal agencies, the City will cooperate to the fullest extent possible with the outside F. EXCLUSIONS FROM ONE HUNDRED agencies to hold a single joint hearing.A flow- TWENTY(120) DAY TIME LIMIT: chart showing the timeline for processing a In determining the number of days which have combined land use, environmental, and elapsed since the applicant was notified that the building permit application is included in sub- application is complete, the following periods section H of this Section. shall be excluded: 2. Review Authority for Multiple Permit 1. Revisions/Additional Information Re- Applications:Where more than one land use quired:The time period in which an applicant permit application is required for a given de- has been requested by the Development Ser- velopment, an applicant may file all related vices Division to correct plans, perform re- permit applications concurrently, pay appro- quired studies, or provide additional priate fees, and the processing may be con- information. The period shall be calculated ducted under the consolidated review pro- form the date the Development Services Divi- cess. Where required permits are subject to sion notifies the applicant of the need for ad- different types of permit review procedures, ditional information until: (a) the date the then all the applications are subject to the Division determines the additional informa- highest-number procedure, as identified in tion satisfies the request for information, or subsection G of this Section,and highest level (b)fourteen (14) days after the date accept- of review authority, as identified in RMC able information has been provided to the 4-1-050, that applies to any of the applica- City,whichever is earlier. If the Division deter- tions. mines that the information submitted is insuf- ficient, it shall notify the applicant of the D. TIME FRAME BASED ON PERMIT deficiencies. TYPE: The flowcharts in subsection H of this Section in- 2. EIS Preparation:A period of two hun- dicate timelines for each of the eleven (11) land dred fifty(250) days for the preparation of a use permit types,as discussed in subsection G of draft environmental impact statement(DEIS), this Section. The timelines include the statutory following a determination of significance.This requirements of the Act which require the issu- time frame shall commence after the final ance of a letter of completeness within twenty scoping of the DEIS is complete. eight(28) days of the application submittal, an open record hearing within ninety(90) days of re- 3. Applicant Agreements:Any time exten- ceipt of a complete application, and final deci- sion mutually agreed upon by the applicant sions on permits within one hundred twenty(120) and the Development Services Division. Niiiiillf 8-4 4-8-080G G. LAND USE PERMIT PROCEDURES: ,u_ z O O 0 1-- z 0 O o � V 0 w a ZI- W U � Zz a 00 2 ccZ Op cc li,� z Q ma 0 W < UO wa C7) 20 < 0 LAND USE PERMITS . < = = oappQ U = TYPE I Building and Grading Permits1 No No No Staff HE CC SC Business Licenses for Home Occupations (no No No No Staff HE CC SC customer visits/deliveries) Deferrals ' No No No Staff HE CC SC Lot Line Adjustments No No No Staff HE CC SC Minor Modification to Previously Approved Site No No No Staff HE CC SC Plan (<10%) Modifications, Deviations, Alternates of No No No Staff HE CC SC Various Code Standards2 Public Art Exemption Certificate No No No Staff HE CC SC Routine Vegetation Management Permits No No No Staff HE CC SC (SEPA exempt) Shoreline Exemptions ' No No No Staff HE CC SC Special Fence Permits No No No Staff HE CC SC Waivers2 No No No Staff HE CC SC TYPE II Business Licenses for Home Occupations Yes No No Staff HE CC SC (with customer visits/deliveries) Conditional Approval Permit (nonconforming Yes No No Staff ' HE CC SC structures) Short Plats—4 Lots or Less (SEPA exempt) Yes No No Staff HE CC SC Site Plan Review(administrative)for Yes No No Staff ' HE CC SC Secondary Uses (SEPA exempt) Temporary Use Permits (SEPA exempt) Yes3 No No Staff CC CC SC Temporary Emergency Wetland Permit Yes No No Staff HE CC SC Variances, Administrative Yes No No Staff HE CC SC TYPE III4 Binding Site Plans Yes No No Staff HE CC SC Conditional Use Permit(administrative) with Yes No No Staff HE CC SC Environmental Review Development Permit(special flood hazard) Yes No No Staff HE CC SC Environmental Review9 Yes No No Staff HE CC SC Site Plan Review(administrative)with Yes No No Staff HE CC SC Environmental Review Shoreline Permit Yes No No Staff DOE CC SC Short Plats—4 Lots or Less, with Yes No No Staff HE CC SC Environmental Review Temporary Use Permits (subject to SEPA) Yes No No Staff HE CC SC Building Permits submitted in conjunction with Yes No No Staff HE CC SC any of the above 8 - 5 (Revised 2/00) 4-8-080G u. z o OW cc p J v z o aa: cc Oa U a z• Q E W C) z O w m (g -I 00 2 ccz Op cQ W ? Q J J 0 z a= w a z w cA EE U ma U wQ UO gum oa LAND USE PERMITSa w a w W p a s J W aQ CC 0I pa Oa 0I TYPE IV4 Variances,Board of Adjustments(and building Yes NA BOA BOA SC permits submitted in conjunction with above) TYPE V Conditional Approval Permit Yes Staff HE HE CC SC (nonconforming uses) Request for Extension of Amortization Period Yes NA HE HE NA CC SC of Adult Use (Amd. Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) TYPE VI4 Bulk Storage Special Permit Yes Staff HE HE CC SC Conditional Use Permit (Hearing Examiner) Yes Staff HE HE CC SC Fill and Grade Permit, Special Yes Staff HE HE CC SC Master Site Plan Approval (overall plan) Yes ` Staff HE HE CC SC Mobile Home Parks, Preliminary and Final Yes Staff HE HE CC SC Shoreline Conditional Use Permit6 Yes Staff HE DOE, HE SHB Shoreline Variances Yes Staff HE -DOE, HE SHB Short Plats-5 to 9 Lots Yes Staff HE - HE CC Site Plan Review (Hearing Examiner) with Yes Staff HE HE CC Environmental Review Special Permits Yes Staff HE HE CC Variances (associated with Hearing Examiner Yes Staff HE HE CC land use review) Building Permits submitted in conjunction with Yes Staff HE HE CC any of the above Environmental Review Yes No No Staff HE CC SC Site Plan Review(administrative) with Yes No No Staff HE CC SC Environmental Review TYPE VH4 Preliminary Plats- 10 Lots or More Yes Staff, HE HE CC SC Planned Unit Developments (preliminary and Yes Staff, HE HE CC SC final) Rezones (site-specific, not associated with a Yes Staff, HE HE CC SC Comprehensive Plan amendment) Building Permits submitted in conjunction with Yes Staff, HE HE CC SC SC any of the above TYPE VIII4 Final Plats No Staff NA CC SC Street Vacations8 Yes Staff CC CC SC TYPE IX4 Development Regulation Text Amendment Yes Staff CC CC SC (Revised 2/00) 8-6 4-8-080G u. Z O O p -J 11.1 .140100 z PO Z O O U a w O - w U . z 0 U 0 2 reZ Op re J D Z Q JJ 0 z � a Zw c '& U ma U w < UO cu a. 0 < p LAND USE PERMITS a w a w w o a 0.. J w aQ 0I oQ 0 < 0I -3 TYPE X4 • Comprehensive Plan Map or Text Yes Staff,PC PC, CC CC SC Amendments Rezones with Associated Comprehensive Yes Staff, PC PC, CC CC SC Plan Map or Text Amendments Zoning Code Text Amendments Yes Staff, PC PC, CC CC SC TYPE XI Reserved for Annexations LEGEND: Staff— Planning/Building/Public Works Division Staff ERC— Environmental Review Committee PC— Planning Commission BOA— Board of Adjustment HE— Hearing Examiner CC— City Council DOE— Washington State Department of Ecology SC— Superior Court SHB— Shoreline Hearings Board NA— Not Applicable FOOTNOTES: 1. SEPA exempt or for which the SEPA/land use permit process has been completed. 2. Administratively approved. 3. In lieu of the public notice requirements of RMC 4-8-090, public notice of a SEPA exempt temporary use permit shall consist of the on-site installation of a 24"x 30"sign meeting the requirements of RMC 4-9-240E. At the discretion of the Administrator, additional notice may be required. 4. Environmental review may be associated with a land use permits.The Environmental Review Commit- tee (ERC) is responsible for environmental determinations. 5. Board of Adjustment shall hear variances where not associated with a development that requires review by the Hearing Examiner. 6. Shoreline conditional use permits and shoreline variances also require approval of the State Depart- ment of Ecology(DOE). DOE has up to 30 days to make a decision on a permit. This time period does not count toward the 120-day maximum time limit for permit decisions. DOE's decision is followed by a 21-day appeal period, during which time no building permit for the project may be issued. 7. An open record appeal of an environmental threshold determination must be held concurrent with an open record public hearing. 8. Street vacations are exempt from the 120-day permit processing time limit. 9. Environmental review for a permitted/secondary/accessory use not requiring any other land use per- mit. 8 -7 4-8-080H H. REVIEW PROCESSES: GENERALIZED CONSOLIDATED REVIEW PROCESS For Combined Land Use, Environmental and (optional) Building Permit Application Submit Land Use Application and SEPA Checklist op N > O X N N j U a) ) Determination of Technically Complete Application Max. 14 days,Sec.408(2)and 415(2) Public Notice Application 14 day Public Comment Period[14-30 calendar days,Sec 415(2e)] CO Public Hearing Notice and/or SEPA Determination c o published, Consolidated Staff Report Issued U Min. 15 calendar days until public hearing, Sec 415(6b) (.1 f6 E Open Record Public Hearing Open Record Appeal Hearing of SEPA Determination, if applicable Max. 10 working days,Sec 424(3) Written Decision Issued Notice of Decision Deadline for Appeal of Land Use and Building Permit Decisions U a) cn Closed Record Appeal Hearing Notice a a f6 Closed Record Appeal Hearing All references in this chart are to sections in ESHB 2929. 8-8 4-8-080H lakirrr N _ '0 . t6c O W Q v 0- 0 Q N a U 0 a) a t a) m 13 a) v 0_ n. 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E O c N O O .� a) o 0 �U o �oX I. pca) • (� Ec�i 92Fa)TaoNi' E = U iii oQ a. uu)) c t c- -0 O tii 0) � NEm.OU V (13 V � , Q1-w0N� ` 0 0 I a) x (owaN- U E 't- L N ~ £ d 0.o J M .~ Q � O O .� o O mXa�O U Q� a� o _ � � � Q� Q. U CLN we<" 14110L 8 - 18 4-8-080H NOW 13 Q E a_ a) • c Q 4110101 = L CZ O 0 > LL 8 - 19 4-8-090A 4-8-090 PUBLIC NOTICE 2. Three(3) notices of development appli- REQUIREMENTS: cation shall be posted on or near the subject property and mailed to property owners A. APPLICABILITY: within three hundred feet(300')of the bound- A notice of application is not required for actions aries of the subject property. which are classified as a Type 1 land use proce C. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE dure under RMC 4-8-080G, and for actions spe- cifically exempted under RMC 4-8-050, DECISIONS: Exemptions from State Process Requirements, The Development Services Division shall notify but is required for all land development permit ap- all parties of record, the project proponent and af- plications subject to notice requirements. fected government agencies of any administra- tive decision subject to notice. Notification must B. NOTICE OF DEVELOPMENT be made by mail; however,the Development Ser- APPLICATION: vices Division may also elect to post the notices of administrative decision at or near the project 1. Within fourteen (14)days of issuing a let site. The notice shall include: ter of completeness under RMC 4-8-100C, Letter of Completeness,the City shall issue a 1. A description of the decision(s), including notice of development application.The notice any conditions of approval. shall, at minimum, include the following: 2. A statement explaining where further in- a. Applicant and/or owner name, formation may be obtained. b. Project name and City file number, 3. Any threshold environmental determina- tion issued for the project. If an application c. Date of application acceptance, subject to an administrative approval requires an environmental threshold determination, d. Project location, the notice of administrative approval shall in- clude the threshold determination and its ap- e. Project description, peal process. f. A listing of all permits/approvals re- 4. The decision and a statement that the de- quested, cision will be final unless an appeal to the Hearing Examiner is filed with the City Clerk g. The date the fourteen(14)day public within fourteen (14) days of the date of the comment period expires, decision. h. The following, or equivalent, state- D. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING: ments: "In order to receive additional in Notice of a public hearing for all development ap formation regarding this particular plications subject to notification requirements and project,you will need to contact the City's all open record appeals shall be given as follows: Development Services Division and re- quest to be made a party of record"and 1. Time of Notices: Except as otherwise "In order to become a party of record or to required, public notification of meetings, obtain further information regarding this hearings, and pending actions shall be made project, please contact the City of Renton by: Development Services Division at 1055 S. Grady Way, Renton, WA 98055, (425) a. Publication at least ten (10) days be- 235-2550", (Ord.4587, 3-18-1996,Amd. fore the date of a public meeting,hearing, Ord. 4722, 5-11-1998) or pending action in the official newspa- per if one has been designated or a i. The date, time, and place of a public newspaper of general circulation in the hearing if one has been scheduled. (Ord. City, 4507, 3-18-1996) 8 -20 4-8-100A b. Mailing at least ten (10)days before government agencies. Notification shall be made the date of a public meeting, hearing, or. by mail and must include: pending action to all parties of record,the project proponent and affected govern- 1. A description of the decision(s),including ment agencies, and any conditions of approval. c. Posting of three (3) notices at least 2. A statement explaining where further in- ten (10)days before the meeting, hear- formation may be obtained. ing, or pending action at or near the project site. 3. Any threshold environmental determina- tion issued and its appeal process. 2. Content of Notice: The public notice shall include a general description of the pro- 4. The decision date and a statement that posed project, the action to be taken, a non- the decision will be final unless the appropri- legal description of the property or a vicinity ate land use appeal, writ of review or appeal map or sketch,the time,date and place of the from the decision of the City Council is filed public hearing,where further information may with the Superior Court within fourteen (14) be obtained,and the following, or equivalent, days of the date of the decision. (Ord. 4587, statement:"If the hearing on a pending action 3-18-1996) cannot be completed on the date set in the public notice, the meeting or hearing may be continued to a date certain and no further no- 4-8-100 APPLICATION AND tice under this Section is required". DECISION -GENERAL: E. NOTICE OF HEARING EXAMINER A. PREAPPLICATION MEETING: DECISION: Notice of Hearing Examiner decisions subject to 1. a. Preapplication Required: A preap- notice requirements shall be made by the Hearing plication meeting prior to formal submittal Examiner's office to all parties of record, the of a development application is required project proponent, and Development Services Di- if a waiver of submittal requirements is vision, and affected government agencies. Notifi- requested, a modification of special de- cation shall be made by mail and must include: velopment standards is requested in a Centers Residential Demonstration Dis- 1. A description of the decision(s),including trict, RMC 4-3-12063, or a proposal is lo- any conditional approval. cated in the RM-U Zone designation. 2. A statement explaining where further in- b. Preapplication Recommended: A formation may be obtained. preapplication meeting is recommended for all other projects. (Amd. Ord. 4777, 3. Any threshold environmental determina- 4-19-1999; Ord. 4788, 7-19-1999) tion issued and its appeal process. 2. Purpose:The meeting is not intended to 4. The decision date and a statement that provide an exhaustive review of all potential the decision will be final unless an appeal to issues. Preapplication review does not pre- the City Council is filed with the City Clerk vent or limit the City from applying all relevant within fourteen (14)days of the date of the laws at the time of application submittal. The decision. purposes of a preapplication meeting are: F. NOTICE OF CITY COUNCIL a. To acquaint an applicant with the re- DECISION: quirements of the City's development Notice of City Council decisions subject to notice regulations and other applicable laws. requirements shall be made by the City Clerk's of- fice to all parties or record,the project proponent, b. To provide an opportunity for the City ,, the Development Services Division, and affected to be acquainted with a proposed appli- cation prior to review of a formal applica- tion. (Amd. Ord. 4794, 9-20-1999) 8 -21 (Revised 12/99) 4-8-100B 3. Preapplication Submittal Require- information. (Ord. 4587, 3-18-1996, Ord. ments: Preapplication meeting submittal re- 4660, 3-17-1997) quirements are available through the City of Renton Development Services Division. D. NOTICES TO APPLICANT: " ✓ The applicant shall be advised of the date of ac- 4. Waiver of Formal Application Submit- ceptance of the application and of the environ- tal Requirements: An applicant may submit mental determination. The applicant shall be a written request for a waiver from formal ap- advised of the date of any public hearing at least plication submittal requirement under RMC ten (10) days prior to the public hearing. (Ord. 4-8-120,Submittal Requirements,which may 3454, 7-28-1980) be considered during a preapplication meet- ing. E. REPORT BY DEVELOPMENT SERVICES: B. SUBMITTAL OF FORMAL APPLICATION: 1. Report Content:When such application Applications, except appeals of administrative or has been set for public hearing, if required, environmental determinations shall be filed with the Development Services Division shall co- the Development Services Division. ordinate and assemble the comments and recommendations of other City departments C. LETTER OF COMPLETENESS: and government agencies having an interest in the subject application and shall prepare a 1. Timing: Within twenty eight(28)days af- report summarizing the factors involved and ter receipt of an application,the Development the Development Services Division findings Services Division shall provide a written de- and supportive recommendations. termination that the application is deemed complete or incomplete according to the sub- 2. Report Timing: At least seven(7)calen- mittal requirements as listed in RMC dar days prior to the scheduled hearing, the 4-8-120A, B or C, and any site-specific infor- report shall be filed with the Examiner and mation identified after a site visit. In the ab- copies thereof shall be mailed to the applicant sence of a written determination, the and shall be made available for use by any in- application shall be deemed complete. terested party for the cost of reproduction. (Ord. 3300, 3-19-1979; Amd. Ord. 3592, 2. Applications Which are Not Complete: 12-14-1981) If an application is determined incomplete, the necessary materials for completion shall F. PUBLIC HEARING: be specified in writing to the contact person and property owner. Within fourteen (14) 1. Hearing by Examiner Required:Before days of submittal of the information specified rendering a decision or recommendation on as necessary to complete an application, the any application for which a public hearing is applicant will be notified whether the applica- required,the Examiner shall hold at least one tion is complete or what additional informa- public hearing thereon. tion is necessary. (Ord. 4587, 3-18-1996, Ord. 4660, 3-17-1997) 2. Constitutes Hearing by Council: On applications requiring approval by the City 3. Additional Information May Be Re- Council, the public hearing before the Exam- quested: A written determination of corn- iner, if required, shall constitute the hearing pleteness does not preclude the by the City Council. Development Services Division from request- ing supplemental information or studies, if 3. Hearing Rules:The Examiner shall have new information is required to complete re- the power to prescribe rules and regulations view of an application or if significant changes for the conduct of hearings under this Chapter in the permit application are proposed. The subject to confirmation by the City Council, Development Services Division may set and to administer oaths and preserve order. deadlines for the submittal or supplemental (Revised 12/99) 8-22 4-8-100F 4. Closure/Continuation of Public Hear- ing:At the close of the testimony, the Exam- finer may close the public hearing, continue the hearing to a time and date certain, or close the public hearing pending the submis- ' sion of additional information on or before a date certain. `hrr' 8 -22.1 (Revised 9/99) NIS • This page left intentionally blank. Narge (Revised 9/99) 8-22.2 4-8-1001 5. Application Dismissal: Until a final ac- applicable. Conditions, modifications and re- tion on the application is taken,the Examiner strictions which may be imposed are, but are may dismiss the application for failure to dill= not limited to,additional setbacks,screenings gently pursue the application after notice is in the form of landscaping and fencing, cove- given to all parties of record. nants, easements and dedications of addi- tional road rights-of-way. Performance bonds G. EXAMINER'S DECISION: may be required to insure compliance with the conditions, modifications and restrictions. 1. Standard Decision Time and Notifica- tion Procedure:Unless the time is extended 4. Reconsideration of Examiner's Deci- pursuant to this Section, within fourteen (14) sion:Any interested person feeling that the days of the conclusion of a hearing, or the decision of the Examiner is based on an erro- date set for submission of additional informa- neous procedure,errors of law or fact,error in tion pursuant to this Chapter, the Examiner judgment, or the discovery of new evidence shall render a written decision, including find- which could not be reasonably available at ings from the record and conclusions there- the prior hearing may make a written applica- from, and shall transmit a copy of such tion for review by the Examiner within four- decision by regular mail, postage prepaid, to teen(14)days after the written decision of the the applicant and other parties of record in Examiner has been rendered. The applica- the case requesting notice of the decision. tion shall set forth the specific errors relied The person mailing the decision, together upon by such appellant, and the Examiner with the supporting documents, shall prepare may, after review of the record, take further an affidavit of mailing, in standard form, and action as the Examiner deems proper. The the affidavit shall become a part of the record Examiner may request further information of the proceedings. In the case of applica- which shall be provided within ten (10) days tions requiring City Council approval, the Ex- of the request. The Examiner's written deci- aminer shall file his decision with the City sion on the request for consideration shall be Council members individually at the expira- transmitted to all parties of record within ten tion of the appeal period for the decision. (10)days of receipt of the application for re- consideration or receipt of the additional in- 2. Decision Time Extension: In extraordi- formation requested, whichever is later. nary cases, the time for filing of the recom- mendation or decision of the Examiner may H. EXPIRATION OF DECISION: be extended for not more than thirty(30)days The City declares that circumstances surrounding after the conclusion of the hearing if the Ex- land use decisions change rapidly over a period aminer finds that the amount and nature of of time. In order to assure the compatibility of a the evidence to be considered, or receipt of decision with current needs and concerns, any additional information which cannot be made such decision must be limited in duration, unless available within the normal decision period, the action or improvements authorized by the de- requires the extension. Notice of the exten- cision is implemented promptly. Any application sion,stating the reasons therefor,shall be for- or permit approved pursuant to this Chapter with warded to all parties of record in the manner the exception of rezones shall be implemented set forth in this Section for notification of the within two(2)years of such approval unless other Examiner's decision. time limits are prescribed elsewhere in the Renton Municipal Code.Any application or permit 3. Conditions:The Examiner's recommen- which is not so implemented shall terminate at the dation or decision may be to grant or deny the conclusion of that period of time and become null application, or the Examiner may require of and void. the applicant such conditions, modifications and restrictions as the Examiner finds neces- I. EXTENSION: sary to make the application compatible with The Examiner may grant one extension of time its environment and carry out the objectives fora maximum of one year for good cause shown. and goals of the Comprehensive Plan, the The burden of justification shall rest with the ap- zoning regulations, the subdivision regula-‘4411100,- tions,the codes and ordinances of the City of Renton, and the approved preliminary plat, if 8-23 4-8-100J J. EXPIRATION OF LARGE SCALE OR 5. Appeals to Superior Court, and PHASED PROJECTS: For large scale or phased development projects, _ 6. Appeals to the State Shorelines Hearings the Examiner may at the time of approval or rec- Board. ommendation set forth time limits for expiration which exceed those prescribed in this Section for B. DECISION AUTHORITY: such extended time limits as are justified by the RMC 4-8-080G, Land Use Permit Procedures, record of the action. lists the development permits reviewed by the City and the review authority responsible for open K. COUNCIL ACTION: record appeals, closed record appeals and judi- cial appeals. Where required permits are subject 1. Council Action Requires Minutes and to different types of permit review procedures, Findings of Fact: Any application requiring then all the applications are subject to the high- action by the City Council shall be evidenced est-number procedure, as identified in RMC by minute entry unless otherwise required by 4-8-080G, and highest level of reviewauthority, law. When taking any such final action, the as identified in RMC 4-1-050, that applies to any Council shall make and enter findings of fact of the applications. (Ord. 4587, 3-18-1996, Ord. from the record and conclusions therefrom 4660, 3-17-1997) which support its action. C. GENERAL INFORMATION 2. Adoption of Examiner's Findings and APPLICABLE TO ALL TYPES OF Conclusions Presumed: Unless otherwise APPEALS: specified,the City Council shall be presumed to have adopted the Examiner's findings and 1. Standing: (Reserved) conclusions. 2. Time to File: (Reserved) 3. Applications to Be Placed on Council Agenda: Except for rezones, all applications 3. Required Form for and Content of Ap- requiring Council action shall be placed on peals:Any appeal shall be filed in writing. the Council's agenda for consideration. (Ord. The written notice of appeal shall fully,clearly 3454, 7-28-1980) and thoroughly specify the substantial er- ror(s) in fact or law which exist in the record 4-8-110 APPEALS: of the proceedings from which the appellant seeks relief. (Ord. 4353, 6-1-1992) A. SCOPE AND PURPOSE: 4. Filing of Appeal and Fee:The notice of This Section provides the basic procedures for appeal shall be accompanied by a fee in ac- processing all types of land use and develop- cordance with RMC 4-1-170, the fee sched- ment-related appeals. Specific requirements are ule of the City. (Ord. 3658, 9-13-1982) based upon the type/level of appeal and the ap- peal authority. Procedures for the following types 5. Facsimile Filings: Whenever any appli- of appeals are included in this Section: cation or filing is required under this Chapter, it may be made by facsimile.Any facsimile fil- l. Appeals of administrative decisions to ing received at the City after five o'clock Board of Public Works, (5:00) p.m. on any business day will be deemed to have been received on the follow- 2. Appeals of administrative decisions to ing business day.Any facsimile filing received Board of Adjustment, after five o'clock(5:00) p.m. on the last date for filing will be considered an untimely filing. 3. Appeals to Hearing Examiner of adminis- trative decisions and environmental determi- Any party desiring to make a facsimile filing after four o'clock(4:00) p.m. on the last day nations, for the filing must call the Hearing Examiner's office or other City official with whom the filing 4. Appeals to City Council, must be made and indicate that the filing is being made by facsimile and the number to Viiii 8 -24 4-8-110E which the facsimile copy is being sent.The fil- E. APPEALS TO EXAMINER OF ing party must ensure that the facsimile filing ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONS AND is transmitted in adequate time so that it will ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATIONS: be completely received by the City before five (Amd. Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) o'clock(5:00)p.m. in all instances in which fil- ing fees are to accompany the filing of an ap- 1. Applicability and Authority: plication,those filing fees must be received by the City before the end of the business day on a. Administrative Determinations: the last day of the filing period or the filing will Any administrative decisions made may be considered incomplete and will be re- be appealed to the Hearing Examiner, in jected. (Ord. 4353, 6-1-1992) writing, with the Hearing Examiner, Ex- aminer's secretary or City Clerk. (Ord. 6. Notice of Appeal: (Reserved) 4521, 6-5-1995) 7. Restrictions on Subsequent Actions: b. Environmental Determinations: Any later request to interpret,explain,modify, .Except for permits and variances issued or retract the decision shall not be deemed to pursuant to RMC 4-3-090, Shoreline be a new administrative determination creat- Master Program Regulations, when any ing a new appeal period for any new third proposal or action is granted, condi- party to the permit. (Ord. 4168, 8-8-1988) tioned,or denied on the basis of SEPA by a nonelected official, the decision shall 8. Limit on Number of Appeals: The City be appealable to the Hearing Examiner has consolidated the permit process to allow under the provisions of this Section. for only one open record appeal of all permit decisions associated with a single develop- c. Authority: To that end, the Exam- ment application. (Ord. 4587, 3-18-1996, iner shall have all of the powers of the of- Ord. 4660, 3-17-1997) fice from whom the appeal is taken insofar as the decision on the particular There shall be no more than one appeal on a issue is concerned. procedural determination or environmental determination such as the adequacy of a de- 2. Optional Request for Reconsidera- termination of significance, nonsignificance, tion: See RMC 4-9-070M. or of a final environmental impact statement. 3. Standing: Any appeal of the action of the Hearing Ex- aminer in the case of appeals from environ- a. Standing for Filing Appeals of the mental determinations shall be joined with an City's Environmental Determinations: appeal of the substantive determination. Appeals from environmental determina- (Ord. 3891,2-25-1985) tions as set forth in this Title may be taken to the Hearing Examiner by any 9. Exhaust of Administrative Remedies: person aggrieved, or by any officer, de- (Reserved) partment, board or bureau of the City D. APPEALS OF ADMINISTRATIVE af- fected by such determination. Any agency or person may appeal the City's DECISIONS TO BOARD OF PUBLIC compliance with chapter 197-11 WAC for WORKS: issuance of a Threshold Determination. Any decisions made in the administrative process (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) related to the City's storm drainage regulations may be appealed to the Board of Public Works b. Standing for Appeals of Adminis- within fifteen (15) days and filed, in writing, with trative Determinations other than En- the Board chairman or secretary. The Board of vironmental: Appeals from Public Works shall give substantial weight to any administrative determinations of the discretionary decision of the City rendered pursu- City's land use regulation codes and from ant to this Chapter. (Ord. 4342, 2-3-1992) environmental determinations required by the Renton environmental review reg- 8 -25 (Revised 2/00) 4-8-110E ulations may be taken to the Hearing Ex- b. Appeals to Examiner of Adminis- aminer by any person aggrieved, or by trative Determinations Other Than En- any officer, department,board or bureau vironmental: Appeals from an of the City affected by such determina- administrative decision pursuant to this tion. (Ord. 3454, 7-28-1980) . Chapter shall be filed within fourteen(14) days of the date that the action was c. Special Standing Requirements taken. (Ord. 3454, 7-28-1980) for Appeals of Administrative Determi- nations Relative to the Tree Cutting The appeal from an administrative deci- and Land Clearing Regulations: Any sion implementing a land use decision of individual or party of record who is ad- the City Council or the Hearing Examiner versely affected by such a decision may pursuant to this Chapter shall be filed with appeal the decision to the City's Hearing the Hearing Examiner, along with the re- Examiner pursuant to the procedures es- quired fee, within fourteen (14) days of tablished in this Section. (Ord. 4351, the administrative decision or, if no date 5-4-1992) of administrative decision can be deter- mined,within fourteen (14)days of the is- d. Special Standing Requirements suance of any permit which requires inter- for Appeals of Decisions Relating to pretation of that land use decision, such Master Site Plans: Any appellant must administrative decision being an essen- be seeking to protect an interest that is tial part of the issuance of the permit, li- arguably within the zone of interest to be cense, or other City permission to pro- protected or regulated by this Title must ceed. allege an injury in fact, and that injury must be real and present rather than As between the permit holder and the speculative. (Ord. 4551, 9-18-1995) City, any decision to modify or retract the permit shall give the permit holder a four- 4. Time for Appeal: Any such appeal shall teen(14)day appeal period from the date be filed in writing with the Examiner within the of the action to modify or retract the per NalSO- - following time limits: mit. a. Appeals of Environmental Deter- 5. Complaints After Expiration of Appeal minations: Appeals of a final environ- Time: Any claim that an administrative deci- mental determination under the Renton sion maker has failed to correctly interpret or environmental review regulations shall enforce a land use decision after the expira- be filed within fourteen (14) days of pub- tion of the appeal time established in this lication of notice of such determination. Section shall not create an appeal right, but (Ord. 3454, 7-28-1980) will be treated as a complaint of noncompli- ance with the land use decision. (Ord. 4168, i. A Final DNS: The appeal of the 8-8-1988) DNS must be made to the Hearing Examiner within fourteen (14) days 6. Appeal Procedures—Hearing Exam- of the date the DNS is final. iner: The City establishes the following ad- ministrative appeal procedures under RCW ii. A DS:The appeal must be made 43.21 C.075 and WAC 197-11-680: to the Hearing Examiner within four- teen(14)days of the publication date a. Notice to Officer: Immediately upon of the DS in the official City newspa- receipt of the notice of appeal, the Hear- per. ing Examiner shall forward to the officer from whom the appeal is being taken a iii. A Final EIS: The appeal of the copy of the notice of appeal. FEIS must be made to the Hearing Examiner within twenty (20) days of b. Transmittal of Records and Re- the date the permit or other approval ports: Upon receiving such notice, the is issued. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) officer from whom the appeal is being taken shall transmit to the Hearing Exam- (Revised 2/00) 8 -26 4-8-110F iner all of the records pertaining to the de- i. In violation of constitutional provi- cision being appealed,together with such sions; or additional written reports as are deemed lose pertinent.The Examiner may request ad- ii. In excess of the authority orjuris- ditional information from the applicant. diction of the agency; or c. Notice of Hearing Required:A writ- iii. Made upon unlawful procedure; ten notice of the time and place of the or hearing at which the appeal shall be con- sidered by the Examiner shall be mailed iv. Affected by other error of law; or to the applicant,all parties of record in the case, and to the officer from whom the v. Clearly erroneous in view of the appeal is taken not less than ten (10) entire record as submitted; or days prior to the date of the hearing. (Ord. 3454, 7-28-1980) iv. Arbitrary or capricious. (Ord. 3992, 5-19-1986) d. Content of Hearing: The Examiner may hear and consider any pertinent c. Time for Examiner's Decision:The facts pertaining to the appeal. (Ord. Hearing Examiner shall render a written 3992, 5-19-1986) decision within ten(10)days.(Ord.4401, 5-3-1993) e. Record Required: For any appeal under this subsection,the City shall pro- 8. Appeal of Examiner Decision: vide for a record that shall consist of the following: a. Appeal of Examiner's Decision to Council: Unless a specific section or i. Findings and conclusions; State law providing for review of decision of the Examiner requires review thereof New ii. Testimony under oath; and by the Superior Court or other body, any interested party aggrieved by the Exam- iii. A taped or written transcript. iner's written decision or recommenda- tion may submit a notice of appeal to the f. Electronic Transcript:The City may City Council, upon a form furnished by require the appellant to provide an elec- the City Clerk,within fourteen (14)calen- tronic transcript. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) dar days from the date of the Examiner's written report. (Amd. Ord. 4899, 7. Examiner Decision: 3-19-2001) a. Substantial Weight:The procedural b. Superior Court: (Deleted by Ord. determination by the Environmental Re- 4899,3-19-2001)(Ord.3454, 7-28-1980) view Committee or City staff shall carry substantial weight in any appeal pro- c. Other Bodies: (Reserved) ceeding. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985)The Hearing Examiner shall give substantial F. APPEALS TO CITY COUNCIL— weight to any discretionary decision of PROCEDURES: the City rendered pursuant to this Chap- ter/Title. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) 1. Time for Appeal: Unless a specific sec- tion of State law providing for review of a de- b. Examiner Decision Options and cision of the Examiner requires review Decision Criteria: The Examiner may thereof by the Superior Court or any other affirm the decision or remand the case for body, any interested party aggrieved by the further proceedings,or it may reverse the Examiner's written decision or recommenda- decision if the substantial rights of the ap- tion may submit a notice of appeal to the City plicant may have been prejudiced be- Clerk, upon a form furnished by the City cause the decision is: Clerk, within fourteen (14) calendar days from the date of the Examiner's written re- port. 8 -27 (Revised 7/01) 4-8-110G 2. Notice to Parties of Record:Within five substantial error in fact or law exists in the (5)days of receipt of the notice of appeal,the record, it may remand the proceeding to Ex- City Clerk shall notify all parties of record of aminer for reconsideration, or modify, or re- the receipt of the appeal. verse the decision of the Examiner accordingly. 3. Opportunity to Provide Comments: Other parties of record may submit letters in 8. Council Action: If, upon appeal from a support of their positions within ten(10)days recommendation of the Hearing Examiner of the dates of mailing of the notification of the upon an application submitted pursuant to filing of the notice of appeal. RMC 4-1-050F2 and F3, and after examina- tion of the record,the Council determines that 4. Transmittal of Record to Council: a substantial error in fact or law exists in the Thereupon the Clerk shall forward to the record, or that a recommendation of the members of the City Council all of the perti- Hearing Examiner should be disregarded or nent documents, including the written deci- modified,the City Council may remand the sion or recommendation, findings and proceeding to the Examiner for reconsidera- conclusions contained in the Examiner's re- tion, or enter its own decision upon the appli- port, the notice of appeal, and additional let- cation. ters submitted by the parties. (Ord. 3658, 9-13-1982) 9. Decision Documentation: In any event, the decision of the City Council shall be in 5. Council Review Procedures: No public writing and shall specify any modified or hearing shall be held by the City Council. No amended findings and conclusions other than new or additional evidence or testimony shall those set forth in the report of the Hearing Ex- be accepted by the City Council unless a aminer. Each material finding shall be sup- showing is made by the party offering the ev- ported by substantial evidence in the record. idence that the evidence could not reason- The burden of proof shall rest with the appel- ably have been available at the time of the lant. (Ord. 3658, 9-13-1982) hearing before the Examiner. If the Council determines that additional evidence is re- 10. Council Action Final:The action of the quired,the Council shall remand the matter to Council approving, modifying or rejecting a the Examiner for reconsideration and receipt decision of the Examiner shall be final and of additional evidence. The cost of transcrip- conclusive, unless appealed within the time tion of the hearing record shall be borne by frames established under subsection G5 of the applicant.In the absence of an entry upon this Section. (Ord. 4660, 3-17-1997) the record of an order by the City Council au- thorizing new or additional evidence or testi- G. APPEALS TO SUPERIOR COURT: mony,and a remand to the Hearing Examiner for receipt of such evidence or testimony, it 1. Intent:Appeals pursuant to this Section shall be presumed that no new or additional are intended to comply with the Land Use Pe- evidence or testimony has been accepted by tition Act, chapter 36.70C RCW. (Ord. 4587, the City Council, and that the record before 3-18-1996,Amd. Ord. 4660, 3-17-1997) the City Council is identical to the hearing record before the Hearing Examiner. (Ord. 2. Applicability: Any decision or order is- 4389, 1-25-1993) sued by the City pursuant to this Section may be judicially reviewed provided that available 6. Council Evaluation Criteria: The con- administrative appeals, including those listed sideration by the City Council shall be based in RMC 4-9-250D, have been exhausted. solely upon the record, the Hearing Exam- (Ord.4346, 3-9-1992) iner's report,the notice of appeal and addi- tional submissions by parties. 3. Standing: Those persons with standing to bring an appeal of a land use decision are 7. Findings and Conclusions Required: limited to the applicant,the owner of property If, upon appeal of a decision of the Hearing to which land use decisions are directed,and Examiner on an application submitted pursu- any other person aggrieved or adversely af- ant to RMC 4-1-050F1,and after examination fected by the land use decision or who would of the record, the Council determines that a be aggrieved or adversely affected by a re- (Revised 7/01) 8 -28 4-8-110H versal or modification of the land use deci- ute specifically pre-empting the area and sion. The terms "aggrieved"and"adversely establishing a time frame for appeal, any ap- affected"are defined in RCW 36.70C.060. peal, whether through extraordinary writ or otherwise,shall be brought within twenty one 4. Content of Appeal Submittal:The con- (21) days of the decision. (Ord. 4587, tent, procedures and other requirements of 3-18-1996;Amd. Ord. 4460, 3-17-1997) an appeal of land use decision are governed by chapter 36.70C RCW which is incorpo- H. APPEALS OF SHORELINE PERMIT rated herein by reference as if fully set forth. DECISIONS TO SHORELINES HEARING BOARD: 5. Time for Initiating Appeal to Superior Court: 1. Standing for Appeals to Shorelines Hearings Board:Any person aggrieved by a. Appeals of Land Use Decisions: the granting or denying of a substantial devel- An appeal to Superior Court of a land use opment permit, a conditional use permit and/ decision,as defined herein,must be filed or a variance on shorelines of the City, or by within twenty one (21) days of the issu- the rescinding of a permit pursuant to the pro- ance of the land use decision. For pur- visions of the Shoreline Master Program, poses of this Section, the date on which may seek review from the State of Washing- a land use decision is issued is: ton Shorelines Hearing Board. i. Three (3) days after a written de- 2. Place and Time for Filing Appeals:Ap- cision is mailed by the City or, if not peals of decisions by the Land Use Hearing mailed,the date on which the local Examiner must be made directly to the jurisdiction provided notice that a Shorelines Hearings Board. Appeals are written decision is publicly available; made by filing a request for the same within thirty (30)days of receipt of the final order ii. If the land use decision is made and by concurrently filing copies of such re- by ordinance or resolution by the City quest with the Department of Ecology and the Council, sitting in a quasi-judicial ca- Attorney General's office as provided in sec- pacity, the date the body passes the tion 18(1)of the Shorelines Management Act ordinance or resolution;or of 1971. iii. If neither(i) or(ii) of this subsec- 3. City Requires Copy of Appeal Notice: tion applies, the date the decision is A copy of any such appeal notice shall like- entered into the public record. (Ord. wise be filed with the Planning/Building/Pub- 4587, 3-18-1996, Amd. Ord. 4660, lic Works Department and the City Clerk of 3-17-1997) the City of Renton. b. Appeal of Environmental Determi- 4. Limited Utility Extensions and Protec- nations:Appeal to the Superior Court of tive Bulkheads—Appeals: Appeals of sub- the environmental decision and the sub- stantial development permits,for a limited stantive determination must be made utility extension as defined in RCW 90.58.140 within twenty(20)days of the substantive (11) or for the construction of a bulkhead or determination and must be made by writ other measures to protect a single family res- of review to the Superior Court of Wash- idence and its appurtenant structures from ington for King County. (Ord. 3891, shoreline erosion, shall be finally determined 2-25-1985) by the legislative authority within thirty (30) days. (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Rev. 6. Appeals of Other Than Land Use Deci- 7-22-1985, 3-12-1990 (Res. 2787), sions—Superior Court:Appeals to Superior 7-16-1990 (Res. 2805), 9-13-1983 (Min.)) Court from decisions other than a land use decision, as defined herein, shall be ap- pealed within the time frame established by Noire ordinance. If there is no appeal time estab- lished by an ordinance, and there is no stat- 8 -29 (Revised 10/00) 4-8-120A 4-8-120 SUBMITTAL A. Table 4-8-120A—Public Works Permit REQUIREMENTS —SPECIFIC TO Submittal Requirements. APPLICATION TYPE: B. Table 4-8-120B—Building Section Per- The following tables list the submittal require- • mit Submittal Requirements. ments for each type of permit application or land use approval which must accompany the required C. Table 4-8-120C—Land Use Permit Sub- application fees specified in RMC 4-1-140 mittal Requirements. through 4-1-200. TABLE 4-8-120A PUBLIC WORKS APPLICATIONS 1- cc W w a E c Z i O 0 d _ V O E +C i .47. m EUQ O 7,5 O :- D. c .. a + O U o m = m Q C2 d 0 as w F. 0 co R ca C d d 0 w w3 h_ E .0E O U SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS >- iri y a cc a v a a Closure Permit Application Form 1(b) Construction Permit Application Form 1 1 1 2 Construction Mitigation Description 3 3 3 4 `moi✓ Drainage Plans 3 3 3 Drainage Report 2 2 2 Erosion Control Plan (Temporary) 3 3 3 3 Geotechnical Report 3 2 1 2 Grading Plans 3`' 3 4 Hazardous Materials Management Statement 1(b) 1(b) 1(b) 1(b) Neighborhood Detail Map 3 3 3 3 Operating Permit Application 1 Roadway Construction Plans 3 3 Source Statement, Fill Material 1(b) 1(b) 1(b) 1(b) Street Lighting Plans 3 3 Topography Map 3 3 3 4 Tree Cutting/Inventory/Land Clearing Plan— Approved 3 3 3 3 Utilities Plans—Engineered 3 3 3 4 Wetlands Report/Delineation 1(a) 1(a) 1(a) 1(a) The number of copies required(if any)is indicated for each type of application and each submittal requirement,unless waived by the Development Services Division Plan Review Supervisor.Waiver of aquifer permit submittal Table 4-8-120A Legend: requirements may be granted by the Water Utility (a) Required when wetlands are present on-site. 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DEFINITIONS OF TERMS USED IN its pre-existing condition. If there are two SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS FOR (2) or more users of a single wireless BUILDING, PLANNING AND PUBLIC communication facility (WCF), then this WORKS PERMIT APPLICATIONS: provision shall not become effective until all users cease using the WCF. 1. Definitions A: Application Fee: The appropriate process- Affidavit of Installation of Public Informa- ing fee as required by the Renton Municipal tion Sign: A notarized statement signed by Code. the applicant of applicant's representative at- testing that the required public information Application Form, Building Section: The sign(s)has been installed in accordance with Development Services Division form required City Code requirements. for the type of work to be performed (e.g., grading permit application for grading work, Annexation,Ten Percent(10%) Notice of sign permit application for installation of a Intent: A petition form, supplied by the City, sign, etc.). Information requested includes containing the signatures of property owners the following: as identified in King County Assessor's records as taxpayers of record for properties a. King County Tax Assessor's number representing at least ten percent(10%)of the for the property, assessed valuation for the areas proposed for annexation. Information requested on the b. Legal description of property, form includes the signatures of all identified taxpayers of record, the date of signing, a c. Street address, if applicable, mailing address, and property identification number of each parcel. Petitions must con- d. Property owner's name,address and form to RCW 35A.01.040. phone number, Annexation, Sixty Percent(60%)Petition: e. Prime contractor's business name, Nod A petition form, supplied by the City, contain- address, phone number, current state ing the signatures of property owners as iden- contractor registration number, and tified in King County Assessor's records as taxpayers of record for properties represent- f. Either the name, address and phone ing at least sixty percent(60%) of the as- number of the lender administering the sessed valuation for the areas proposed for interim construction financing, if any, or annexation. Information requested on the the name and address of the firm that has form includes the signatures of all identified issued a payment bond, if any, on behalf taxpayers of record, the date of signing, a of the prime contractor for the protection mailing address, and property identification of the owner,if the bond is for an amount number of each parcel. Petitions must con- fifty percent(50%)or more than the total form with RCW 35A.01.040. construction project. Applicant Agreement Statement: A signed Application Form, Construction Permit: notarized statement indicating that: The City of Renton form used for all public works construction projects. Information re- a. The applicant agrees to allow for the quested includes the name, address, and potential collocation of additional wire- telephone number for the project applicant less communication facility equipment by and property owner, legal description, King other providers on the applicant's struc- County Tax Assessor's number, site area, ture or within the same site location; and area of impervious surface, description of work, preliminary cost estimate, and, if appli- b. That the applicant agrees to remove cable, water meter size. the facility within six(6)months after that site's use is discontinued or if the facility Application Form, Master: The City of falls into disrepair, and restore the site to Renton Development Services Division'svied combined land use permit application form (Revised 5/02) 8 -42 4-8-120D used for most environmental and land use re- f. Independent plan review by the State views. Information requested includes the of Washington Labor and Industries Elec- name, address, and telephone number for- trical Division for I and E Occupancies, the project applicant, all owners, contact per- son,tax account number for the property,and • g. Asbestos assessment by the Puget other site information. Sound Air Pollution Control Agency (PSAPCA) for interior demolition, and Approved Testing Agency: An agency as determined by the Washington Association of h. Independent review by State Depart- Building Officials whose purpose is to provide ment of Health for hospitals. (Amd. Ord. special building inspection(s). 4773, 3-22-1999) Architectural Plans, Commercial, Indus- Architectural Plans, Detached Dwellings, trial, Attached Dwellings with Three(3)or Semi-Attached Dwellings, and Two (2) At- More Units: A twenty four inch by thirty six tached Dwellings: An eighteen inch by inch(24"x 36")plan prepared by an architect twenty four inch (18"x 24"), minimum, plan licensed in the State of Washington (unless drawn at a scale of one-fourth inch equals project exempted by WAC 18-04-410)drawn one foot(1/4"= 1') (or other size or scale ap- at a scale of one-eighth inch equals one foot proved by the Building Official) clearly indi- (1/8"= 1')or one-fourth inch equals one foot cating the information required by the (1/4"=l')(or other size or scale approved by "Permits"section of the currently adopted the Building Official) clearly indicating the in- Uniform Building Code and chapter 19.27 formation required by the"Permits"section of RCW(State Building Code Act, Statewide the currently adopted Uniform Building Code amendments), including, but not limited to, and chapter 19.27 RCW(State Building Code the following: Act, Statewide amendments), including, but not limited to, the following: a. General building layout and room use, a. General building layout,both existing and proposed—indicate square footage b. Window and door size and window of rooms, use of each room or area, win- ventilation area, dow and door size and ventilation, open- ing headers, plumbing, ducting, and c. Plumbing, duct, and electrical layout, electrical layout, including penetration protection, UBC occupancy group, and d. Opening headers, size and material, UBC type of construction, e. Cross section details, as needed, to b. Cross section details, as needed,to show typical foundation, floor, wall, ceil- show typical foundation,floor, wall, ceil- ing and roof construction, including con- ing and roof construction;structural nection details, members labeled as to size and spacing; bracing, blocking, bridging,special con- f. Structural members labeled as to size nectors,anchor bolts;insulation of walls, and spacing as well as bracing,blocking, floors and roof/ceiling, bridging,special connectors,and anchor bolts, c. Details of stairs, fireplaces and spe- cial construction, if any, g. Special details as needed, (i.e., stairs, fireplaces, special construction), d. King County Health Department ap- and proval on plans submitted to the City for dining/food-handling establishments, h. Insulation of walls, slab, floors, and roof/ceiling. (Amd. Ord.4773,3-22-1999) e. King County Health Department ap- proval on plans submitted to the City for Assessment Information: Records ob- public pools/spas, tained from the King County Assessor's office for each tax lot included in an area proposed 8 -43 (Revised 10/00) 4-8-120D for annexation. The records display all tax- public hearing and/or to the Environmental payers of record and assessed value for each Review Committee. tax lot. a. Neighborhood detail map, Authorization for Abatement:An irrevoca- ble signed and notarized statement granting b. Site plan, the City permission to summarily abate the use and all physical evidence of that use, if it c. Landscaping plan, and has not been removed as required by the terms of the permit. The statement shall in- d. Elevations. clude a statement that the applicant will reim- burse the City for any expenses incurred in Conditional Use Permit Justification: A abating the use. written description/justification setting forth the reasons in favor of the application and ad- 2. Definitions B: (Reserved) dressing the criteria listed in RMC 4-9-030, Conditional Use Permits. 3. 'Definitions C: Construction Mitigation Description: A Calculations, Survey: A compilation pre- written narrative addressing each of the fol- pared by a State of Washington licensed land lowing: surveyor clearly indicating the dimensions of the boundaries and the closures for each lot, a. Proposed construction dates (begin parcel,tract, and block in the plat, short plat, and end dates), lot line, binding site plan, or lot line adjust- ment—an approved printed computer plot b. Hours of operation, closure or demonstrated mathematical plot closure on all lots, streets, alleys and bound- c. Proposed hauling/transportation aries. routes, Closure Permit Application, Aquifer Pro- d. Measures to be implemented to min- tection Area:An application package includ- imize dust, traffic and transportation im- ing the following: pacts, erosion, mud, noise, and other noxious characteristics, a. A list of hazardous materials to be re- moved from the premises including prod- e. Any specialty hours proposed for uct names and quantities. construction of hauling (i.e., weekends, late nights), and b. A description of the method of haz- ardous materials removal and proposed f. Preliminary traffic control plan. material destination. Covenants, Draft: A proposed, unrecorded c. A list of contaminated equipment written agreement promising performance or and/or containment devices to be re- nonperformance of certain acts or stipulating moved from the premises and a descrip- certain uses or non-uses of property to be tion of the method of disposal or binding upon current and future property recycling. (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) owners, including the legal description of that area of property to be encumbered. Colored Display Maps: Full-size plan sheets of each of the following maps colored Covenants, Existing: The recorded limita- with a wide tip marker in order to clearly de- tion on property which may be set forth in the fine the site's outer property boundary, the property deed and/or identified in a title report. area of new construction and/or proposed new lot lines (dashed), existing buildings, 4. Definitions D: landscaping areas, and adjacent street names for use in presenting the project at Deeds(Draft)to City for Any Land to Be "40010 Dedicated:A legal document proposing to (Revised 10/00) 8-44 4-8-120D convey ownership of real property and includ- c. Name,address and phone number of ing a legal description of the area to be dedi- contact person, cated. fir► d. Floor plan view of the electrical in- Drainage Plan/Map: Plans drawn to scale • stallation or alterations, and stamped by a State of Washington li- censed engineer and complying with the re- e. Specifications relevant to the electri- quirements of RMC 4-6-030, Drainage cal installation, (Surface Water) Standards, and the King County Surface Water Management Design f. Load calculations per National Elec- Manual as adopted by the City of Renton. tric Code (NEC) 220, (Amd. Ord.4835, 3-27-2000) g. Switchboard and/or panel board Drainage Report: A report stamped by a schedules, State of Washington licensed engineer com- plying with the requirements of the City of h. Fire alarm and other low voltage sys- Renton Drafting Standards, RMC 4-6-030, tern drawings, and Drainage(Surface Water)Standards,and the King County Surface Water Management De- i. One-line riser diagram, including sign Manual (KCSWDM) as adopted by the available fault current,Available Interrupt City of Renton. (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) Current (AIC) ratings of switchboards and/or panel boards, and equipment 5. Definitions E: bracing. Riser diagrams and load calcu- lations must be complete to the point of Easements,Existing:A recorded document connection between the facilities of the by the property owner granting one or more serving utility and the premises wiring. privileges to use the owner's land to and/or Details of such diagrams and calcula- for the use by the public, a corporation or an- tions must include the square feet of the other person or entity. Easements may be building or other structure supplied by referenced by property deed and are identi- each feeder,the total connected load be- fied in the property title report. fore applying demand factors,the de- mand factors used, the computed load Easements, Proposed: A draft document, after applying demand factors, and the including proposed legal description,listing to size and type of conductors used. whom and for what specific purpose or pur- poses the easement is to be granted. Elevations, Architectural:A twenty four inch by thirty six inch (24"x 36")fully dimen- Electrical Plans/Specifications: Plans sioned architectural elevation plan drawn at a clearly indicating the information required by scale of one-fourth inch equals one foot(1/4" the WAC 296-46-140(2) and section 1141 of =1')or one-eighth inch equals one foot(1/8" the currently adopted Washington State En- = 1') (or other size or scale approved by the ergy Code(WSEC)accompanied by a written Building Official) clearly indicating the infor- statement stamped and signed by a Wash- mation required by the "Permits"section of ington State registered professional engineer the currently adopted Uniform Building Code attesting to the validity of this data and includ- and chapter 19.27 RCW(State Building Code ing, but not limited to, the following: Act, Statewide amendments), including, but not limited to, the following: a. Street address and name of project, a. Existing and proposed ground eleva- b. Description of the scope of the elec- tions, trical installation or alterations to be done, including the basis for designation b. Existing average grade level under- of any special occupancy or classified lo- neath proposed structure, cation(s), c. Height of existing and proposed structures showing finished roof-top ele- 8 -45 (Revised 10/00) 4-8-120D vations based upon site elevations for under chapter 51-11 WAC detailing building proposed structures and any existing/ components to be used to comply with the abutting structures, State Nonresidential Energy Code. *411100 d. Building materials and colors includ- Energy Code Checklist, Residential: The ing roof,walls, any wireless communica- standard Washington State Energy Office tion facilities, and enclosures, form requesting the information required un- der chapter 51-11 WAC and detailing building e. Fence or retaining wall materials, components to be used to comply with the colors, and architectural design, State Residential Energy Code. f. Architectural design of on-site lighting Environmental Checklist:The standard fixtures, and State of Washington form required under WAC 197-11-742 and 197-11-960. g. Cross-section of roof showing loca- tion and height of rooftop equipment (in- Erosion Control Plan,Temporary: Draw- clude air conditioners,compressors,etc.) ings of the entire site showing the proposed and proposed screening. erosion control measures for the project in conformance with the City of Renton drafting h. Required for the Urban Center De- standards (or as approved by the Develop- sign Overlay District review packet. ment Services Division Plan Review Supervi- sor) and the King County Surface Water i. Identify building elevations by Design Manual as adopted by the City of street name and orientation,i.e., Bur- Renton. nett Ave. (west) elevation. 6. Definitions F: ii. Show the location of rooflines, doors and window openings. Final Plat Plan: The final plat or final short subdivision map(for short subdivisions of five iii. Indicate typical detailing around (5) or more lots) shall be drawn to a scale of doors windows and balconies indi- not less than one inch representing one hun- cating finishes, color and reflectivity dred feet (1"= 100') unless otherwise ap- of glazing. proved by the Department, and on sheets eighteen inches by twenty four inches(18"x iv. Identify offsets in walls intended 24"). The original reproducible drawing shall to meet the minimum requirements be in black ink on stabilized drafting film, and for building modulation indicating the shall: amount of offset. a. Include the date, title, name and lo- v. Show on each elevation any roof cation of subdivision, graphic scale, and top elements such as mechanical north arrow. and elevator penthouses that pro- trude above the parapet or penetrate b. Include names,locations,widths and the roof and would be visible from other dimensions of existing and pro- other buildings of the same height. posed streets, alleys, easements, parks, open spaces and reservations. vi. Photographs of proposed mate- rials from manufacturers'catalogues. c. Include lot lines with all property lines A materials board showing actual dimensioned and square footage of each materials and colors referenced on lot. the architectural elevations is recom- mended. (Ord. 4821, 12-20-1999) d. Include location, dimensions, and square footage of any existing structures Energy Code Checklist, Nonresidential: to remain within or abutting the plat. The standard Washington State Energy Of11110 - fice form requesting the information required (Revised 10/00) 8 -46 4-8-120D e. Include location of existing condi- ii. Certification by a licensed land tions (such as wetlands, steep slopes, surveyor that a survey has been watercourses,floodplains)on or adjacent made and that monuments and to the site which could hinder develop- stakes will be set. ment. (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) • iii. Certification by the responsible f. Include reservations, restrictive cove- health agencies that the methods of nants, easements (including easement sewage disposal and water service language), and any areas to be dedi- are acceptable. cated to public use, with notes stating their purpose and any limitations.If a new iv. Certification by the King County easement is created on the plat, it must Finance Department that taxes have show the grantee of the easement rights. been paid in accordance with section If the grantee is the City, a statement of 1, chapter No. 188, Laws of 1927 easement provisions reserving, granting (RCW 58.08.030 and 58.08.040)and and conveying the easement, with a de- that a deposit has been made with scription of the rights and purposes need the King County Finance Department to be made on the plat. in sufficient amount to pay the taxes for the following year. g. Include the lot and block numbering scheme and lot addresses on the plat v. Certification by the City Finance map. Street names and addresses shall Department that there are no delin- be determined by the Department in ac- quent special assessments and that cordance with the Street Grid Ordinance all special assessments certified to (chapter 9-11 RMC), and established De- the City Treasurer for collection on partment procedures for addressing of any property herein contained dedi- new lots. (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) cated for streets, alleys or other pub- lic uses are paid in full. h. Contain data sufficient to determine readily and reproduce on the ground the vi. Certification of approval to be location, bearing, and length of every signed by the Administrator. street, easement line, lot line, boundary line and block line on-site. Shall include vii. Certification of approval to be dimensions to the nearest one-hundredth signed by the Mayor and attested by (1/100)of a foot and angles and bearings the City Clerk. in degrees, minutes, and seconds. Flood Hazard Data: Flood hazard data in- i. Include coordinates per City survey- cludes: ing standards for permanent control mon- uments. a. Plans in duplicate drawn to scale showing the nature, location, dimen- j. Display all interior permanent control sions, and elevations of the area in ques- monuments located per City surveying tion;existing or proposed structures, fill, standards. storage of materials, drainage facilities, and the location of the foregoing; k. Be mathematically correct. b. Elevation in relation to mean sea I. Contain a legal description of the land level of the lowest floor(including base- to be subdivided on the final mylar. ment) of all structures; m. Include certifications: c. Elevation in relation to mean sea level to which any structure has been i. Certification showing that streets, floodproofed; rights-of-way and all sites for public `_.r use have been dedicated. d. Certification by a registered profes- sional engineer or architect that the flood- 8-47 (Revised 10/00) 4-8-120D proofing methods criteria in RMC stability analysis,boring and test pit logs,and 4-3-050I3c; and for any nonresidential recommendations on slope setbacks, foun- structure meet the floodproofing; and dation design, retaining wall design, material selection, and all other pertinent elements. If 1400 e. Description of the extent to which a the evaluation involves geologic evaluations watercourse will be altered or relocated or interpretations, the report shall be re- as a result of proposed development. viewed and approved by a geologist. Further (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) recommendations,additions or exceptions to the original report based on the plans, site Floor Plans,General: A basic line drawing conditions, or other supporting data shall be plan of the general building layout showing signed and sealed by the geotechnical engi- walls, exits,windows, and designated uses neer. If the geotechnical engineer who re- indicating the proposed locations of kitchens, views the plans and specifications is not the baths and floor drains, bedrooms and living same engineer who prepared the geotechni- areas,with sufficient detail for City staff to de- cal report,the new engineer shall in a letter to termine if an oil/water separator or grease in- the City accompanying the plans and specifi- terceptor is required and to determine sizing cations, express his or her agreement or dis- of side sewer. (Amd. Ord. 4821, 12-20-1999) agreement with the recommendations in the geotechnical report and state that the plans 7. Definitions G: and specifications conform to his or her rec- ommendations. If the site contains a geologic Geotechnical Report: A study prepared in hazard regulated by the critical areas regula- accordance with generally accepted geotech- tions, the preparation and content require- nical practices and stamped by a profes- ments of RMC 4-8-120D, Table 18 shall also sional engineer licensed in the State of apply. (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) Washington which includes soils and slope Table 18—Geotechnical Report— Detailed Requirements x CD 2 z 2 x w 0cc o x w 2 _ >w E JO C) 0 0 111 LLI O Z Z ZIll REPORT PREPARATION/CONTENT w z z z 0 w O O REQUIREMENTS N J J J = (q () V 1. Characterize soils, geology and drainage. X X X X X X X X 2. Describe and depict all natural and man- X X X X X X X X made features within one hundred fifty feet (150') of the site boundary. 3. Identify any areas that have previously X X X X X X X X been disturbed or degraded by human activity or natural processes. 4. Characterize groundwater conditions X X X X X X X X including the presence of any public or private wells within one-quarter(1/4) mile of the site. 5. Provide a site evaluation review of available X X X X X X X X information regarding the site. 6. Conduct a surface reconnaissance of the X X X X X X X X site and adjacent areas. Note:An"X"indicates that the requirement applies in the identified critical area. NIS (Revised 10/00) 8 -48 4-8-120D C7 Noise' = c o I w w w C7 CO 2 z > a I i I 0 i x w w w O 0 9 0 0 w w Cn J J J CC V - REPORT PREPARATION/CONTENT w z z z = N < < C7 REQUIREMENTS J J Z N 0 0 7. Conduct a subsurface exploration of soils X X X X X X X X and hydrologic conditions. 8. Provide a slope stability analysis. X X X X X X X 9. Address principles of erosion control in X X X X X X X proposal design including: • Plan the development to fit the topography, drainage patterns, soils and natural vegetation on site; • Minimize the extent of the area exposed at one time and the duration of the exposure; • Stabilize and protect disturbed areas as soon as possible; • Keep runoff velocities low; • Protect disturbed areas from stormwater runoff; • Retain the sediment within the site area; • Design a thorough maintenance and follow- up inspection program to ensure erosion control practices are effective. 10. Provide an evaluation of site response and X liquefaction potential relative to the proposed development. 11. Conduct sufficient subsurface exploration X to provide a site coefficient(S) for use in the Uniform Building Code to the satisfaction of the Building Official. 12. Calculate tilts and strains, and determine X X appropriate design values for the building site. 13. Review available geologic hazard maps, X X mine maps, mine hazard maps, and air photographs to identify any subsidence features or mine hazards including, but not limited to, surface depressions, sinkholes, mine shafts, mine entries, coal mine waste dumps, and any indication of combustion in underground workings or coal mine waste dumps that are present on or within one hundred feet (100') of the property. Note:An"X"indicates that the requirement applies in the identified critical area. 4ilki✓" 8 -49 (Revised 10/00) 4-8-120D x 0 2 x 2 x m w cc o INS Cl) 2� x > z m z a i I I 0 i i U.1 w w 0 0 0 O z z co J J J ccU - - w cm C 0 w REPORT PREPARATION/CONTENT H a a a C7 w O O REQUIREMENTS cA J J J = cA U U 14. Inspect, review and document any X X possible mine openings and potential trough subsidence,and any known hazards previously documented or identified. 15. Utilize test pits to investigate coal mine X X waste dumps and other shallow hazards such as slope entry portals and shaft collar areas. Drilling is required for coal mine workings or other hazards that cannot be adequately investigated by surface investigations. 16. Provide an analysis of proposed clearing, X X X X - X X X X grading and construction activities including construction scheduling. Analyze potential direct and indirect on-site and off-site impacts from development. 17. Propose mitigation measures,such as any X X X X X X X X special construction techniques, monitoring or inspection programs, erosion or sedimentation programs during and after construction,surface water management controls, buffers, remediation, stabilization, etc. Note:An"X"indicates that the requirement applies in the identified critical area. (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) Grading Plan:A twenty two inch by thirty d. Accurate existing and proposed con- four inch (22"x 34")plan drawn by a State of tour lines drawn at five foot (5'), or less, Washington licensed landscape architect at a intervals showing existing ground and scale of one inch to forty feet(1"to 40') (hor- details of terrain and area drainage to in- izontal feet) and one inch to ten feet (1"to clude surrounding off-site contours within 10') (vertical feet) (or other size plan sheet or one hundred feet (100') of the site, scale approved by the Development Services Division Plan Review Supervisor)clearly indi- e. Location of natural drainage sys- cating the following: tems,including perennial and intermittent streams,the presence of bordering vege- a. Graphic scale and north arrow, tation, and flood plains. b. Dimensions of all property lines, f. Setback areas and any areas not to easements, and abutting streets, be disturbed, c. Location and dimension of all on-site g. Finished contours drawn at five foot structures and the location of any struc- (5') intervals as a result of grading, tures within fifteen feet (15') of the sub- ject property or which may be affected by h. Proposed drainage channels and re *41100 - the proposed work, lated construction with associated under- (Revised 10/00) 8 - 50 4-8-120D ground storm lines sized and b. Narrative Report:A narrative report connections shown, and shall be prepared to accompany the site plan which describes: i. General notes addressing the follow- ing (may be listed on cover sheet): i. The layers, diversity and variety of habitat found on the site; i. Area in square feet of the entire property. ii. The location of any migration or movement corridors; ii. Area of work in square feet. iii. The species typically associated iii. Both the number of tons and cu- with the cover types, including an bic yards of soil to be added, re- identification of any critical wildlife moved, or relocated. species that might be expected to be found; iv. Type and location of fill origin, and destination of any soil to be re- iv. Identification of any areas that moved from site. have been previously disturbed or degraded by human activity or natu- v. Finished floor elevation(s) of all ral processes; structures, existing and proposed. (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) v. A summary of existing habitat functions and values, utilizing a hab- 8. Definitions H: itat evaluation procedure or method- ology approved by the City; Habitat Data Report: Habitat data reports in- clude: vi. A summary of proposed habitat alterations and impacts and pro- a. Site Plan:The site plan shall indi- posed habitat management program. cate: Potential impacts may include but are not limited to clearing of vegeta- i. The vegetative cover types re- tion,fragmentation of wildlife habitat, flecting the general boundaries of the expected decrease in species diver- different plant communities on the sity or quantity, changes in water site; quality,increases in human intrusion, and impacts on wetlands or water re- ii. The exact locations and specifi- sources. (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) cations for all activities associated with site development including the Hazardous Materials Management State- type, extent and method of opera- ment:A statement which includes: tions; a. A description of refueling of construc- iii. Top view and typical cross-sec- tion vehicles that will occur on the site tion views of critical habitat/wildlife and an inventory of hazardous materials habitat to scale; expected to be temporarily stored, dis- pensed, used, or handled on the site. iv. The results of searches of the State Department of Fish and Wild- b. A description of how the require- life's Natural Heritage and Non- ments in RMC 4-3-050H7, Construction Game Data System databases; Activity Standards—Zones 1 and 2, will be met by the applicant. (Ord. 4851, v. The results of searches of the 8-7-2000) Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife Priority Habitat and Heat Loss Calculation:A State of Washing- Species database. ton Energy Code mandated analysis per- formed to determine the heat loss of a 8 - 51 (Revised 10/(X0) 4-8-120D structure in order to determine the size of the 12. Definitions L: required heating equipment. Land Record Number: The City of Renton 9. Definitions I: Technical Services Division's filing number *4410 for the final survey document. Installer Certification: Washington State Department of Community, Trade and Eco- Land Use Permit Conditions: Environmen- nomic Development (CTED) approval given tal or land use permit requirements which to those contractors authorized to install man- may have been placed upon the project in ad- ufactured homes and designated by a State dition to any code-mandated requirements in registration number. (Ord.4587, 3-18-1996) conjunction with a required environmental determination and/or a land use permit. Ex- Inventory of Existing Sites:An inventory of amples of land use permits include site plan the providers existing facilities with the review, conditional use permits and vari- Renton City corporate limits, and any other ances. facilities outside the City limits that are within one-half (1/2) mile of the proposed facility. Landscaping Plan, Conceptual: A fully di- The inventory is to include specific informa- mensioned plan drawn at the same scale as tion about the location, height, and design of the project site plan (or other scale approved each facility. The Department may share by the Development Services Division), such information with other applicants apply- clearly indicating the following: ing for administrative approvals or conditional use permits under this Title or other organiza- a. Date,graphic scale, and north arrow, tions seeking to locate antennas within the City, provided, however that the Department b. Location of proposed buildings,park- is not, by sharing such information, in any ing areas, access and existing buildings way representing or warranting that such to remain, sites are available or suitable. c. Names and locations of abutting Irrigation Sprinkler Plans (Underground): streets and public improvements, includ- A twenty two inch by thirty four inch (22"x ing easements, 34") plan drawn at the same scale as, or in- cluded on,the generalized utilities plan(s)(or d. Existing and proposed contours at other size plan sheet or scale approved by the five foot (5') intervals or less, Development Services Division Plan Review Supervisor) clearly indicating the following: e. Location and size of planting areas, a. Scale and north arrow, f. Location and height for proposed berming, b. Dimensions of all property lines, easements, and abutting streets, g. Location and elevations for any pro- posed landscape-related structures such c. Meter location and size, and as arbors, gazebos, fencing, etc., and d. Proposed type, size, and location of h. Location,size,spacing and names of sprinkler piping, sprinkler heads, and existing and proposed shrubs,trees, backflow prevention devices. ground covers,and decorative rockery or like landscape improvements in relation- 10. Definitions J: (Reserved) ship to proposed and existing utilities. 11. Definitions K: (Reserved) Landscaping Plan, Detailed: A fully dimen- sioned plan drawn at the same scale as the project site plan (or other scale approved by the Development Services Division), clearly indicating the following: (Revised 10/00) 8 -52 4-8-120D a. Date,graphic scale, and north arrow, Letter of Conformance with Geotechnical Report:A letter submitted by the applicant b. Location of proposed buildings,prop- stating structural plans were prepared con- .r'' erty lines,walks, parking areas, and ac- sistent with the findings of the geotechnical cess, and existing buildings to remain, report and stamped by a structural engineer. The plans and specifications shall be accom- c. Names and locations of abutting panied by a letter from the geotechnical engi- streets and public improvements, includ- neer who prepared the geotechnical report ing easements, stating that in his or her judgment, the plans and specifications conform to the recommen- d. Existing and proposed contours at dations in the geotechnical report and the risk five foot (5') intervals or less, of damage to the proposed development site and downslope properties from potentially e. Detailed grading plan, hazardous conditions will be minimal subject to the conditions set forth in the report. (Ord. f. Location and dimensions of planting 4835, 3-27-2000) areas (the width of a landscaping area when curbed shall be measured from in- Letter of Understanding Geologic Risk: side to inside of the curbs), The applicant, or the owner of the site, shall submit a letter to the City, with the plans and g. Location and height for proposed specifications, stating that he or she under- berming, stands and accepts the risk of developing in an unstable area and that he or she will ad- h. Locations,elevations,and details for vise,in writing,any prospective purchasers of any proposed landscape-related struc- the site, or any prospective purchasers of tures such as arbors, gazebos, fencing, structures or portions of structures on the etc., site, of the unstable potential of the area. (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) Nosoe i. Location,size,spacing and names of existing and proposed shrubs,trees, List of Current Property Owners: A listing ground covers,and decorative rockery or of all current property owners and their mail- like landscape improvements in relation- ing addresses and King County Assessor's ship to proposed and existing utilities, account numbers within three hundred feet (300')of the boundaries of the subject site as j. Names of existing and proposed veg- obtained from a title company or the King etation, and County Assessor's office. The list shall in- clude a notarized statement from the appli- k. Detailed planting plan (soil mix, cant attesting that the ownership information planting depth and width, and bark mulch provided is current and accurate. Current depth). shall mean obtained within the past thirty(30) days unless otherwise approved by the De- Lease Agreement, Draft: A draft lease velopment Services Division. agreement with the landholder, or separate equivalent documentation that: Lot Line Adjustment Map:A drawing of the proposed lot line adjustment prepared on an a. Allows the landholder to enter into eighteen inch by twenty four inch (18"x 24") leases with other providers; and sheet of mylar by a licensed land surveyor complying with the City's surveying stan- b. Specifies that if the provider fails to dards. remove the facility upon six(6)months of its discontinued use,the responsibility for a. Name of the proposed lot line adjust- removal falls upon the landholder. ment(e.g., Smith/Larsen Lot Line Adjust- ment), Letter from Property Owner: A letter from ..r the private property owner granting permis- sion for the temporary use of the property. 8 -53 (Revised 101(X)) 4-8-120D b. Space reserved for"City of Renton p. Reservations, restrictive covenants, File Number" (large type) at top of first easements,description of any areas to sheet, be dedicated to public use with notes stating their purpose,and any limitations, 4400 c. Space reserved for City of Renton and identifying the grantee and if the "land record number"(small type) at bot- grantee is the City, a statement of provi- torn left of first sheet, sions reserving, granting and/or convey- ing the area with a description of the d. Legal description for each of the ex- rights and purposes must be shown, isting parcels. If a metes and bounds de- scription is used,it must be stamped by a q. Coordinates per City surveying stan- licensed surveyor, dards for permanent control monuments, e. (Rep. by Ord. 4751, 11-16-1998), r. Location of all interior permanent control monuments per City surveying f. Date, graphic scale (one inch equals standards, forty feet(1"=40'), unless otherwise ap- proved by the Department), and north ar- s. Statement of equipment and proce- row, dure used per WAC 332-130-100, g. Names, locations,widths,types,and t. Basis of bearing per WAC dimensions of adjacent and on-site 332-130-150(1)(b)(iii), streets, alleys, and easements, u. Date the existing monuments were h. Lot lines with all property lines dimen- visited per WAC 332-103-050(1)(f)(iv), sioned and square footage of each lot, v. Verification that permanent markers i. Parcels identified as Lot 4, Lot 3,etc., are set at corners of the proposed lots, j. "Old"lot line(s) and "new"lot line(s) w. Statement of discrepancies, if any, clearly labeled and differentiated by line between bearings and distances of type and/or thickness (indicated dis- record and those measured or calcu- tance(s) moved), lated, k. Addresses for each lot and new x. Surveyor's testament,stamp and sig- street names in accordance with the nature, street grid system regulations of chapter 9-11 RMC, y. Certification by a State of Washing- ton licensed land surveyor that a survey I. Total square footage of existing and has been made and that monuments and revised lots, stakes have been set, m. Ground floor square footage of all z. Notarized signatures of all property structures, owners having an interest in the property, certifying ownership and approval of the n. Location, dimensions and square proposal, footage of any existing structures to re- main, and dimensioned distances to aa. Signature and date line(s)for the property lines, King County Assessor, o. Location of existing conditions(such bb. Signature and date line(s) for the as wetlands,steep slopes,watercourses) Administrator of the Planning/Building/ on or adjacent to the site which could Public Works Department. hinder development, (Revised 10/00) 8 -54 4-8-120D 13. Definitions M: k. Whether or not the project site con- tains any environmentally sensitive ar- Mailing Labels:Self-adhesive mailing labels eas, and Nose including the name, mailing address, and King County Assessor's account numbers • I. Property legal description. (optional)for all property owners within three hundred feet (300') of the boundaries of the Mechanical Plans: Plans as required per subject site. section 113 of the currently adopted Uniform Mechanical Code(UMC)and section 1141 of Map of Existing Site Conditions: A plan the currently adopted Washington State En- drawn at the same scale as, or combined ergy Code (WSEC) along with Statewide with, the grading plan or topography map amendments. showing existing topographical or five foot (5') contours or less, and structural and natu- Monument Card:A form provided by the City ral features. The plan shall include major Technical Services Division and filled out by trees, shrubs, large rocks, creeks and water- a surveyor providing information regarding a sheds, floodplains, buildings, roadways and single monument, including the section, trails. (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) township and range, method of location,type of mark found or set, manner of re-establish- Map of View Area:A diagram or map depict- ment of the single monument(if applicable), ing where within a one-quarter(1/4) mile ra- description, and a drawing showing the loca- dius any portion of the proposed facility could tion of a single monument and indicating a be seen. reference point to that monument. Master Application Form:The standardized 14. Definitions N: application form used for the majority of land use permit applications including, but not lim- Neighborhood Detail Map:A map,drawn at ited to,the following: a scale of one inch equals one hundred feet (1"= 100')or one inch equals two hundred a. Owner, applicant, and contact per- feet (1"=200') (or other scale approved by son names, addresses and telephone the Development Services Division Director). numbers, The map shall show the location of the sub- ject site relative to the property boundaries of b. Notarized signatures of all current the surrounding parcels within approximately property owners, one thousand feet(1,000') or approximately two thousand five hundred feet(2,500') for c. Name of the proposed project, properties over five (5) acres and identifying the subject site with a darker perimeter line d. Project/property address, than that of surrounding properties.The map shall also show the:property's lot lines,exist- e. King County Assessor's tax account ing land uses, building outlines, City bound- number, aries of the City of Renton (if applicable), north arrow(oriented to the top of the plan f. Existing and proposed land uses, sheet), graphic scale used for the map, and City of Renton (not King County) street g. Existing and, if applicable, proposed names for all streets shown. Comprehensive Plan map designation, Notation of Geologic Risk by Engineer: A h. Existing and, if applicable, proposed letter of notation on the design drawings pre- zoning designation, pared by a structural engineer and submitted at the time of the permit application stating i. Site area, that he or she has reviewed the geotechnical report, understands its recommendations, j. Estimated project cost, has explained or has had explained to the ``sir►` owner the risks of loss due to earth move- ment on the site, and has incorporated into 8- 54.1 (Revised 10/00) 4-8-120D the design the recommendations of the geo- 16. Definitions P: technical report and established measures to reduce the potential risk of injury or damage Parking, Lot Coverage, Landscaping that might be caused by any earth movement Analysis:A listing of the following informa- predicted in the report. (Ord. 4835, tion (may also be included on the first sheet 3-27-2000) of the site plan): 15. Definitions 0: a. Total square footage of the site, Operating Permit Application, Aquifer b. Total square footage of existing Protection Area: An application package in- area(s) of impervious surfacing, cluding the following: c. Total square footage of existing natu- a. A hazardous materials inventory ral/undeveloped area, statement and, upon request by the De- partment,a material safety data sheet for d. Square footage (by floor and overall any or all materials entered in the state- total) of each individual building and/or ment; use, b. A list of the chemicals to be moni- e. Total square footage of the footprints tored through the analysis of groundwa- of all buildings, ter samples if groundwater monitoring is anticipated to be required; f. Percentage of lot covered by build- ings or structures, c. A detailed description of the activities conducted at the facility that involve the g. Total pavement square footage both storage, handling,treatment, use or pro- existing pavement to remain plus new duction of hazardous materials in quanti- pavement proposed to be installed, ties greater than the de minimus amounts specified in RMC 4-3-050C6a(ii)(1); h. Square footage of any on-site wet- lands, d. A description of the containment de- vices used to comply with the require- i. Parking analysis to include the total ments of this Section; number of parking spaces required and provided, number of compact and "ADA e. A description of the procedures for accessible"spaces provided, and park- inspection and maintenance of contain- ing space dimensions, ment devices; j. Square footage of landscaping for f. A description of how hazardous mate- each area,for interior parking lot land- rials will be legally disposed; scaping, and total, g. A site map showing the following: k. Allowable and proposed building height, i. Property boundaries, I. Building setbacks required by Code, ii. Building and other structures lo- and cated on the property, m. Proposed building setbacks. (Ord. iii. Secondary containment de- 4587, 3-18-1996) vices, and Photosimulations: Photosimulations of the iv. Floor and yard drains with a note proposed facility from affected residential as to whether the drain is to storm or properties and public right-of-way at varying sanitary sewer. (Ord.4851, distances. This shall include a diagram de- 8-7-2000) (Revised 10/00) 8-54.2 4-8-120D picting where the photosimulations were f. Drawing of the subject property with taken. all existing and proposed property lines dimensioned.Lots designated by number Ntare Plan Reductions: Eight and one-half inch by within the area of the lot. Tracts shall be eleven inch (8-1/2"x 11")white, opaque re- • similarly designated and each tract shall ductions of full size plan sheets including ele- be clearly identified with the ownership vations, landscape plans, conceptual utility and purpose. Indicate the required yards plans, site plan, and neighborhood detail/vi- (setbacks) with dashed lines. cinity map which will yield legible photo- copies. g. Location of the subject site with re- spect to the nearest street intersections Plat Certificate: A document prepared by a (including intersections opposite the sub- title insurance company documenting the ject property), alleys and other rights-of- ownership and title of all interested parties in way. the plat,subdivision,or dedication and listing all encumbrances. In the case of a final plat, h. Names, locations, types, widths and the certificate shall be dated within forty five other dimensions of existing and pro- (45)days prior to the granting of the final plat posed streets, alleys, easements, parks, by the City Council. open spaces and reservations. (Ord. 4587, 3-18-1996) Plumbing Plan: Plans as required per sec- tion 30.2 of the currently adopted Uniform i. Location, distances from existing and Plumbing Code (UPC) and Statewide new lot lines, and dimensions of any ex- amendments. isting and proposed structures, existing on-site trees, existing or proposed fenc- Preliminary Plat or Binding Site Plan: A ing or retaining walls,freestanding signs, plan, with a two-inch (2") border on the left and easements. edge and one-half-inch (1/2") on all other „; sides, prepared by a State of Washington j. Location of existing conditions on or registered land surveyor in accordance with adjacent to the site which could hinder RCW 18.43.020 and/or chapter 58.17 RCW, development. fully dimensioned, drawn at a scale of one inch equals forty feet (1"=40') on an eigh- k. Flood hazard information and bound- teen inch by twenty four inch (18”x 24")plan ary on the subdivision drawing including sheet(or other size or scale approved by the the nature,location,dimensions,and ele- Development Services Division Director)and vations of the subdivided area. (Ord. shall include the following: 4835, 3-27-2000) a. Name of the proposed preliminary I. A legend listing the following included plat or binding site plan (and space for on the first sheet of the preliminary plat the future City file numbers). plan: b. Names and addresses of the engi- i. Total area in acres, neer, licensed land surveyor, and all property owners. ii. Proposed number of lots, c. Legal description of the property to iii. Zoning of the subject site, be subdivided. iv. Proposed square footage in d. Date,graphic scale, and north arrow each lot, and oriented to the top of the paper/plan sheet. v. Percentage of land in streets and open space. e. Vicinity map (a reduced version of the neighborhood detail map as defined m. Access and Utilities: Indicate how above). the proposed subdivision will be served 8-54.3 (Revised 5/02) 4-8-120D by streets and utilities,show how access g. Proposed off-site improvements(i.e., will be provided to all lots, and the loca- installation of sidewalks,fire hydrants, tion of sewer and water lines. sewer main, etc.), n. Contours and Elevations: Shall in- h. Total estimated construction cost clude contour and/or elevations (at five and estimated fair market value of the foot(5')vertical intervals minimum)to the proposed project, extent necessary to accurately predict drainage characteristics of the property. i. Estimated quantities and type of ma- Approximate, estimated contour lines terials involved if any fill or excavation is shall be extended at least one hundred proposed, feet(100') beyond the boundaries of the proposed plat. j. Number, type and size of trees to be removed, o. Zoning: Shall indicate the zoning ap- plicable to the land to be platted, subdi- k. Explanation of any land to be dedi- vided or dedicated and of the land cated to the City, and adjacent and contiguous. (Ord. 4954, 2-11-2002) I. For shoreline applications only: Project Information Sheet: An eight and i. Name of adjacent water area or one-half inch by eleven inch (8-1/2"x 11") wetlands, sheet of paper listing the following informa- tion: ii. Nature of existing shoreline—de- scribe: a. Job address, • Type of shoreline (i.e., lake, b. Property owner's name, stream, lagoon, march, bog, floodplain, floodway); ,moi c. King County Tax Assessor's number, • Type of beach (i.e., accretion, d. Legal description of property. erosion, high bank-low bank); Project Narrative: A clear and concise de- • Type of material (i.e., sand, scription and summary of the proposed gravel, mud, clay, rock, riprap); project, including the following: and a. Project name, size and location of • The extent and type of any bulk- site, heading, and b. Zoning designation of the site and iii. The number and location of adjacent properties, structures and/or residential units (existing and potential) which might c. Current use of the site and any exist- have views obstructed as a result of ing improvements, the proposed project, and d. Special site features (i.e., wetlands, m. The proposed number, size, and water bodies, steep slopes), density of the new lots, for subdivision applications only. e. Statement addressing soil type and drainage conditions, Project Narrative, Routine Vegetation Management:A project narrative report shall f. Proposed use of the property and include the following elements: scope of the proposed development(i.e., height, square footage, lot coverage, *1100 parking, access, etc.), (Revised 5/02) 8- 54.4 4-8-120D a. A time schedule for all mechanical 17. Definitions Q: (Reserved) equipment activities or routine vegetation management activities; 18. Definitions R: Nome b. A plan for the specific work to be per- • Report on Design Criteria for Modifica- formed; tions:A written evaluation issued by the Eco- nomic Development, Neighborhoods and c. For routine vegetation management Strategic Planning Administrator. This report on undeveloped properties,the narrative assesses whether a proposed project quali- shall include: fies as a superior design and is eligible for modification of development standards i. Standards and criteria to be used based on adopted criteria of RMC 4-9-250D3 for routine tree trimming and tree top- or D4. (Ord. 4777, 4-19-1999; Amd. Ord. ping, 4802, 10-25-1999) ii. Standards and criteria to be used Rezone Justification: A written statement for ground cover management, and and other information provided by the appli- cant to support the rezone which may include, iii. Standards and criteria to be but is not limited to: letters, photographs, site used in determining the location for development plans,market research reports, use of chemicals including insecti- and land use maps indicating in a clear and cides and herbicides; concise manner why the rezone application should be granted and that the rezone re- d. For use of mechanical equipment the quest is timely. narrative shall include: Roadway Construction Plans: Plans pre- i. The type of equipment to be pared by a State of Washington licensed civil used, engineer as detailed by the document"City of + ,„r Renton Drafting Standards", unless other- ii. A description of the specific work wise approved by the Development Services to be accomplished using the equip- Division Plan Review Supervisor.(Ord.4587, ment, 3-18-1996) iii. The measures proposed to pro- 19. Definitions S: tect the site and adjacent properties from the potential adverse impacts of Screening Detail, Refuse/Recycling: A de- the proposed work and equipment tailed plan drawing, prepared to scale, show- operation. (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) ing location within property boundaries, heights, elevations, and building materials of Proposal Description: A complete, un- proposed screening or of proposed plantings. abridged copy of the proposal (i.e., draft ordi- (Ord. 4703, 2-2-1998) nance, resolution, plan or policy) and all attachments. Service Area Map: A map showing the ser- vice area of the proposed wireless communi- Proposal Summary: A concise description cation facility and an explanation of the need of the scope, intent and timing of the pro- for that facility. posal. Shoreline Conditional Use Justification:A Public Works Approval Letter: Written con- written statement setting forth the reasons in firmation from the Development Services Di- favor of the shoreline conditional use permit vision Plan Review section that all required application and addressing the criteria listed improvements have been substantially in- in RMC 4-9-19015b which are used by the stalled or deferred and authorizing the sub- Hearing Examiner in reviewing the permit re- mittal of the final plat, final short plat, final quest. (Ord. 4587, 3-18-1996) Nr.►' binding site plan, or final PUD application. 8- 54.5 (Revised 5/02) 4-8-120D Shoreline Variance Justification: A written h. Lots designated by number within the statement setting forth the reasons in favor of area of the lot.Tracts shall be similarly the shoreline variance application and ad- - designated and each tract shall be clearly dressing the criteria listed in RMC 4-9-19014b identified with the ownership and pur *4.100 - which are used by the Hearing Examiner pose. Lot lines with all property lines di- when reviewing the variance request. mensioned and square footage of each lot, Short Plat or Binding Site Plan Map,Final: A plan,with a two-inch (2")border on the left i. Lot numbers, edge and one-half-inch (1/2") on all other sides, prepared by a State of Washington j. Addresses for each lot and new street registered land surveyor in accordance with names determined by the Department in RCW 18.43.010 and or chapter 58.17 RCW, accordance with the street grid system fully dimensioned, drawn at a scale of one regulations of chapter 9-11 RMC, inch equals forty feet (1"=40') on eighteen inch by twenty four inch (18"x 24") plan k. Reservations, restrictive covenants, sheet(s) (or other scale approved by the De- easements and any areas to be dedi- velopment Services Division Director). The cated to public use with notes stating reproducible original shall be in black ink on their purpose, and any limitations, and stabilized drafting film and shall include the identifying the grantee. If the grantee is following: the City, a statement of provisions re- serving, granting and/or conveying the a. Name and location of the short plat area with a description of the rights and or binding site plan, purposes must be shown, b. Space reserved for"City of Renton I. Coordinates per City surveying stan- file number" (large type) at top of first dards for permanent control monuments, sheet, m. All interior permanent control monuNolif - c. Space reserved for City of Renton ments located per City surveying stan- "land record number" (small type) at bot- dards, torn left of first sheet, n. Statement of equipment and proce- d. Legal description of the property, dure used per WAC 332-130-100, e. Date,graphic scale,and north arrow, o. Basis for bearing per WAC 332-130-150(1)(b)(iii), f. Vicinity map(a reduced version of the "neighborhood detail map"as defined p. Date the existing monuments were above), visited per WAC 332-103-050(1)(f)(iv), g. Names, locations, widths and other q. Verification that permanent markers dimensions of existing and proposed are set at corners of the proposed lots, streets, alleys, easements, parks, open spaces and reservations. Shall show all r. Statement of discrepancies, if any, utilities, streets, existing and new ease- between bearing and distances of record ments and associated covenants within and those measured or calculated, or abutting the short plat. If a new ease- ment is created on the plat, it must show s. Location, dimensions and square grantee of easement rights.If the grantee footage of any existing structures to re- is the City, a statement of easement pro- main within or abutting the plat, visions reserving and conveying the easement,with a description of the rights t. Location of existing conditions (such and purposes, needs to be made on the as wetlands,steep slopes,watercourses) short plat, on or adjacent to the site which could *10 hinder development, (Revised 5/02) 8-54.6 4-8-120D u. Reference to all agreements or cove- d. Date,graphic scale, and north arrow nants required as a condition of approval, oriented to the top of the paper/plan sheet; 't' v. For binding site plans only: provi- sions requiring site development to be in • e. Vicinity map (a reduced version of conformity with the approved binding site the"neighborhood detail map"as defined plan, above); w. Certifications by: f. A drawing of the subject property with all existing and proposed property lines i. A State of Washington licensed dimensioned, indicating the required land surveyor that a survey has been yards (setbacks) with dashed lines; made and that monuments and stakes have been set, g. Location of the subject site with re- spect to the nearest street intersections ii. The King County Department of (including intersections opposite the sub- Health that the proposed septic sys- ject property), alleys and other rights-of- tem(s)is acceptable to serve the plat way, showing how access will be pro- if not served by sewer, vided to all lots; x. Signature and date line for: h. Names, locations, widths and other dimensions of existing and proposed i. All property owners (signatures streets, alleys, easements, parks, open must be notarized with an ink stamp), spaces and reservations; ii. The King County Assessor, i. Contours and elevations at minimum five foot(5')vertical intervals to the extent iii. The City of Renton Finance and necessary to predict drainage character- Nowee Information Systems Director with istics of the property. Approximate, esti- the following text preceding: "There mated contour lines shall be extended at are no delinquent special assess- least one hundred feet(100')beyond the ments and any special assessments boundaries of the proposed short plat; for any dedicated property herein contained have been paid in full",and j. Location and dimensions of any exist- ing and proposed structures, existing on- iv. The Administrator of the Plan- site trees,existing or proposed fencing or ning/Building/Public Works Depart- retaining walls, freestanding signs, and ment. (Ord. 4954, 2-11-2002) easements; Short Plat Map, Preliminary: A fully dimen- k. Location of existing conditions on or sioned plan, drawn at a scale of one inch adjacent to the site which could hinder equals forty feet(1"=40') on an eighteen development; inch by twenty four inch (18"x 24") plan sheet(or other size or scale approved by the I. Flood hazard information and bound- Development Services Division Director)and ary on the subdivision drawing including including the following information: the nature,location,dimensions,and ele- vations of the subdivided area; and a. Name of the proposed short plat(and space for the future City file number); m. A legend listing the following in- cluded on the first sheet of the short plat b. Names and addresses of the engi- plan: neer, licensed land surveyor, and all property owners; i. Short plat, *Nrie c. Legal description of the property; ii. Proposed number of lots, 8 -54.7 (Revised 5/02) 4-8-120D iii. Zoning of the subject site, f. Curbs, gutters, sidewalks, paving, storm drainage, meters(domestic and iv. Proposed square footage in fire), and grease interceptors, each lot, and g. Grading plan showing proposed and v. Percentage of land in streets and existing contours and site elevations, open space. (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) h. Landscaped areas, irrigation meters, Sign Plans: A twenty four inch by thirty six i. Lighting and sign structures(new and inch (24"x 36") plan drawn by a State of existing), Washington licensed architect at a scale of one inch equals twenty feet(1"=20') or one j. Location of garbage containers and inch equals forty feet(1"=40') (or other size recycling storage, plan sheet or scale approved by the Building Official) clearly indicating the following: a. Footing connections to building,size of supports and materials used in sup- ports and sign itself, b. Elevation showing size and height of any proposed freestanding or projecting signs clearly indicating ground clearance and clearance to overhead power lines, and c. Elevation of building facade for any proposed wall signs showing dimensions of the building as well as existing and pro- posed wall signs. Site Plan, Commercial, Industrial, Multi- Family: A twenty four inch by thirty six inch (24"x 36") plan drawn by a State of Wash- ington licensed architect at a scale of one inch equals twenty feet(1"=20')or one inch equals forty feet(1"=40')(or other size plan sheet or scale approved by the Building Offi- cial)clearly indicating the following: a. Scale and north arrow, b. Legal description, c. Location, identification, and dimen- sions of all buildings, property lines, set- backs, streets, alleys and easements, d. Condition of all public rights-of-way and verification of right to use ease- ments, e. Off-street parking layout and drive- ways, *NO (Revised 5/02) 8- 54.8 4-8-120D k. Fire hydrant locations (new and ex- xv. Square footage of all landscap- isting)within three hundred feet(300)of ing (total, parking lot, and wildlife building, habitat), I. For wireless communication facilities, xvi. Seismic zone of the project site indicate type and locations of existing (e.g., Zone 3), and new plant materials used to screen facility components and the proposed xvii. Floor, roof, and wind design color(s)for the facility, loads, m. General notes addressing the fol- xviii. Identity of special inspection lowing (may be listed on cover sheet): agency selected by the owner to per- form special inspections, i. Full name of the project, xix. Building setbacks required by ii. Name, address, and telephone Code, number of owner and agent(s), xx. Proposed building setbacks, iii. Existing zoning of the project site, xxi. Parking analysis, including: iv. Area, in square feet, of the • Number of stalls required, by project site, use; number of stalls provided, by use, v. Reference to the current Uniform Building Code(i.e., UBC and date of • Sizes of stalls and angles, current adopted version), • Location and number of handi- vi. Proposed use of each building cap stalls, compact, employee (if multi-family, the number of dwell- and/or guest parking stalls, ing units), • Location and size of curb cuts, vii. UBC occupancy group designa- tion, • Traffic flow within the parking, loading, and maneuvering areas viii. UBC type of construction of all and ingress and egress, buildings, • Location of wheel stops, ix. Allowable and proposed building height and number of stories of new • Loading space, buildings, • Stacking space, and x. Square footage (by floor and overall total) of each individual build- • Square footage of interior park- ing and/of use, ing lot landscaping. xi. Total square footage of all build- Site Plan, Land Use Review, Level I: A sin- ings (footprint of each building), gle fully dimensioned plan sheet drawn at a scale of one inch equals twenty feet(1"=20') xii. Allowable area calculation, (or other scale approved by the Development Services Division Director) clearly indicating xiii. Occupancy load (maximum ca- the following: (Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) pacity) of each building, a. Name of proposed project, %we xiv. Percentage of lot coverage, b. Date,scale,and north arrow oriented to the top of the paper/plan sheet, 8 -55 (Revised 2/00) 4-8-120D c. Drawing of the subject property with vi. Allowable and proposed building all property lines dimensioned and height, names of adjacent streets, vii. Building setbacks required by 4.004 d. Widths of all adjacent streets and al- Code, leys, viii. Proposed building setbacks, e. The location of all existing public im- provements including, but not limited to, ix. Parking analysis, including: curbs, gutters, sidewalks, median is- lands, street trees, fire hydrants, utility • Number of stalls required, by poles, etc., along the full property front- use; number of stalls provided, age, by use, f. Location and dimensions of existing • Sizes of stalls and angles, and proposed structures, parking and loading areas,driveways,existing on-site • Location and number of handi- trees, existing or proposed fencing or re- cap stalls, compact, employee taining walls, freestanding signs, ease- and/or guest parking stalls, ments, refuse and recycling areas, free- standing lighting fixtures, utility junction • Location and size of curb cuts, boxes,public utility transformers,storage areas, buffer areas, open spaces, and • Traffic flow within the parking, landscaped areas, loading, and maneuvering areas and ingress and egress, g. The location and dimensions of natu- ral features such as streams, lakes, • Location of wheel stops, marshes and wetlands, • Loading space, h. Ordinary high water mark, existing and proposed, if applicable, • Stacking space, i. For wireless communication facilities, • Location and dimensions of bicy- indicate type and locations of existing cle racks, carpool parking and new plant materials used to screen spaces, and other facilities de- facility components and the proposed signed to accommodate access color(s) for the facility, to the site, j. A legend listing the following must be • Square footage of interior park- included on one of the site plan sheets: ing lot landscaping. i. Total square footage of the site, k. Footprint of all proposed, abutting and adjacent buildings showing the loca- ii. Square footage (by floor and tion of building entrances, window open- overall total) of each individual build- ings, landscape features (required for ing and/or use, Urban Center Design Overlay District re- view packet only). (Ord. 4821, iii. Total square footage of all build- 12-20-1999) ings (footprint of each building), Site Plan, Land Use Review, Level II:A sin- iv. Percentage of lot coverage, gle fully dimensioned plan sheet drawn at a scale of one inch equals twenty feet(1"=20') v. Square footage of all landscap- (or other scale approved by the Development ing (total, parking lot, and wildlife Services Division Director)consisting of a habitat), conceptual plan indicating the following: (Revised 2/00) 8- 56 4-8-120D a. Information from Site Plan, Level I Site Plan, Shoreline: A single fully dimen- items a, b, and c, sioned plan sheet drawn at a scale of one inch equals twenty feet (1"=20') (or other Nome b. A legend listing the following must be scale approved by the Development Services included on one of the sheets: • Division Director)clearly indicating the infor- mation requested by the "Site Plan, Land • Total square footage of the site, Use"with the following additional information: • Square footage (by floor and a. Ordinary high water mark, existing overall total) of each individual and proposed, building and/or use, b. Name of water body. • Total estimated square footage of all buildings (footprint of each Site Plan, Sign: A twenty four inch by thirty building), six inch (24"x 36") plan drawn at a scale of one inch equals twenty feet(1"=20')or one • Percentage estimate of lot cover- inch equals forty feet(1"=40')(or other size age, plan sheet or scale approved by the Building Official)clearly indicating the following: • Square footage estimate of all landscaping (total and parking a. Scale and north arrow, lot), b. Location, identification and dimen- • Allowable and proposed building sions of all buildings, property lines, ex- height, isting and proposed signs,streets,alleys and easements, and the setbacks from • Building setbacks proposed and property lines and easements, required by Code, r,r c. Location and dimensions of off-street • Parking analysis, including esti- parking layouts and driveways, mated number,size, and type of stalls required, by use; and num- d. Location and dimensions of the land- ber of stalls provided, by use, scaped areas, c. General location and size of build- e. General notes addressing the follow- ings and uses, ing (may be listed on cover sheet): d. Phasing of development, i. Note if any proposed signage will flash or be animated, e. Major access points and access to public streets,vehicle and pedestrian cir- ii. Name, address and telephone culation, public transit stops, number of owner and agent(s), f. Critical areas, iii. Zoning of the project site, g. Focal points within the project (e.g., iv. Street frontage(s) (in feet) for public plazas, art work, gateways both the site or, for multiple tenants build- into the site and into the City, etc.), ing, indicate frontage of individual tenant space, h. Private and public open space provi- sions, and recreation areas, v. Type (e.g., freestanding, wall, etc.), size and number of all existing i. View corridors, signs, Noire j. Public access to water and/or shore- vi. Type,size and number of all pro- line areas. (Ord.4802, 10-25-1999; Ord. posed signs, 4850, 7-24-2000; Ord. 4900, 3-19-2001) 8 -57 (Revised 5/01) 4-8-120D vii. Reference to the current Uni- Source Statement, Fill Material, Aquifer form Sign Code (USC and year of Protection Area:A source statement provid- current adopted version), and ing the following information: viii. Wind design loads. a. The source location of imported fill; Site Plan, Single Family/Duplex: An eight b. Previous land uses of the source lo- and one-half inch by eleven inch (8-1/2"x cation; 11") plan drawn at a scale of one inch to twenty feet(1"to 20')or one inch to forty feet c. Whether or not earth materials to be (1"to 40') (or other size plan sheet or scale removed from the source location are na- approved by the Building Official)clearly indi- tive, undisturbed soil; cating the following: d. Whether or not the source location a. Legal description, appears on government lists of contami- nated sites including those developed b. Explanation of scope of work, pursuant to the State Model Toxics Con- trol Act and the Federal Comprehensive c. Existing and proposed construction Environmental Response, Compensa- labeled and differentiated by pattern or tion, and Liability Act; line type, e. Results of sampling and analysis d. Dimensions of all property lines and pursuant to RMC 4-4-060L4g, Fill Mate- all building setbacks to property lines, rial, Sample and Analysis Procedures; and e. Dimensions and labels for all streets, alleys, and/or easements, f. Whether or not imported fill meets fill quality standards described in RMC f. Lot size in square feet, 4-4-060L4a, Fill Material, Construction, *44101 Demolition and Land Clearing Waste g. Location and footprint size in square Prohibited, and RMC 4-4-060L4b, Fill feet of all existing and proposed struc- Material, Cleanliness of Fill Material. tures on property including decks, car- (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) ports, storage sheds, and garages, Special Inspection:A building inspection as h. Location and dimensions of ap- required to property lines and the location of proaches, driveways and public side- the required six foot(6')fence. walks, Stream and Lake Data: Stream and lake i. Elevation at property corners and data include the following information, pre- contour lines at two foot (2') height inter- pared as specified: vals, showing proximity to steep slopes, a. Field Location:The ordinary high j. Finished floor elevation for properties water mark shall be flagged in the field by located within a flood zone, a qualified consultant. The field flagging must be accompanied by a stream or k. The location, height and length of re- lake reconnaissance report. taining walls, rockeries, etc., I. Location and distance in feet of near- est fire hydrant to structure, and m. Location of any pool/spa and set- back dimensions to property lines and the location of the required six foot (6') fence. (Revised 5/01) 8 -58 4-8-120D b. Reconnaissance Report:The re- • Compensate for any stream, port shall include the following informa- lake or buffer impacts, tion: • Restore any stream, lake or i. In addition to any submittal re- buffer area impacted or lost tern- quirements in chapter 4-8, Permits porarily, and and Decisions, the site map(s) shall indicate: • Enhance degraded stream or lake habitat to compensate for (1) The entire parcel of land lost functions and values; owned by the applicant and the ordinary high water mark deter- (4) Any proposed alteration of mined in the field; lakes or stream shall be evalu- ated by the Department Adminis- (2) Top view and typical cross- trator using the above hierarchy. section views of the stream or (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) lake bed, banks, and buffers to scale; Street Lighting Plan: Drawing showing the proposed lighting system, including luminar- (3) The vegetative cover of the ies,junction boxes,electric wiring,and wiring stream or lake, banks, and the diagrams using the same scale as the utility site identification of the dominant plans (or as approved by the Development plant and animal species; Services Division Plan Review Supervisor) and conforming to the City of Renton Drafting ii. Stream or Lake Assessment: Standards and the City of Renton Street Light A narrative report shall be prepared Standards. to accompany the site plan which de- scribes: Structural Calculations:An analysis of loads, materials, etc.,prepared and stamped (1) The vegetative cover of the by a State of Washington licensed profes- stream or lake, banks, and the sional engineer. site, identifying the dominant plant, fish, and animal species; Structural Plans: Twenty four inch by thirty six inch (24"x 36") plans prepared and (2) If mitigation is proposed, a stamped by a State of Washington licensed mitigation plan which includes professional engineer drawn at a scale of baseline information, environ- one-eighth inch equals one foot(1/8"=1')(or mental goals and objectives,per- other size or scale approved by the Building formance standards, construc- Official) clearly indicating the information re- tion plans, a monitoring program quired by the "Permits"section of the cur- and a contingency plan; rently adopted Uniform Building Code and chapter 19.27 RCW (State Building Code (3) If stream or lake or associ- Act, Statewide amendments), including, but ated buffer changes are pro- not limited to,the following: posed,the applicant shall evaluate alternative methods of a. Structural members labeled as to developing the property using size and spacing as well as bracing, the following criteria in this order: blocking, bridging, special connectors, and anchor bolts, • Avoid any disturbances to the stream, lake or buffer, b. Cross-section details, as needed,to show typical foundation, floor, wall, ceil- • Minimize any stream, lake or ing and roof construction; insulation of buffer impacts, walls, floors and roof/ceiling, and *401160, 8 - 59 (Revised 10/00) leak 4-8-120D c. Details of stairs,fireplaces and spe- d. Future building sites and drip lines of cial construction, if any. any trees which will overhang/overlap a construction line, and Survey:A sketch showing all distances, an- gles and calculations required to determinee. Location and dimensions of rights-of- corners and distances of the plat shall ac- way, utility lines, and easements. company this data.The allowable error of clo- sure shall not exceed one foot (1') in ten 21. Definitions U: thousand feet(10,000') per City surveying standards. Shall be accompanied by a corn- Urban Center Design Overlay District Re- plete survey of the section or sections in view Packet:A set of submission materials which the plat or replat is located,or as much required for projects in the Urban Center De- thereof as may be necessary to properly on- sign Overlay District: ent the plat within such section or sections. The plat and section survey shall be submit- a. Site plan, land use review; ted with complete field and computation notes showing the original or re-established b. Elevations, architectural; corners with descriptions of the same and the actual traverse showing error of closure and c. Floor plans general. (Ord. 4821, method of balancing. 12-20-1999) 20. Definitions T: Utilities Construction Plans: Plans pre- pared by a State of Washington licensed civil Topography Map: A map showing the exist- engineer as stipulated by the document"City ing land contours using vertical intervals of of Renton Drafting Standards". not more than five feet (5'). For any existing buildings the map shall show the finished Utilities Plan,Generalized:A plan drawn on floor elevations of each floor of the building. twenty two inch by thirty four inch (22"x 34") plan sheets using a graphic scale of one inch ,moi Traffic Study:A report prepared by a State equals twenty feet(1"= 20') (or other scale of Washington licensed engineer containing or size approved by the Development Ser- the elements and information identified in the vices Division Plan Review Supervisor) City of Renton "Policy Guidelines for Traffic clearly showing all existing (to remain) and Impact Analysis of New Development"in suf- proposed public or private improvements to ficient detail to define potential problems re- be dedicated or sold to the public including, lated to the proposed development and but not limited to: curbs, gutters, sidewalks, identify the improvements necessary to ac- median islands, street trees, fire hydrants, commodate the development in a safe and utility poles, refuse areas,freestanding light- efficient manner. ing fixtures,utility junction boxes,public utility transformers, etc., along the full property Tree Cutting/Land Clearing (Tree Inven- frontage. The finished floor elevations for tory) Plan:A plan, based on finished grade, each floor of proposed and existing (to re- drawn to scale with the northern property line main) structures shall be shown. (Amd. Ord. at the top of the paper clearly showing the fol- 4835, 3-27-2000) lowing: 22. Definitions V: a. All property boundaries and adjacent streets, Variance Justification: A written statement setting forth the reasons in favor of the appli- b. Location of all areas proposed to be cation and addressing the criteria listed in cleared, RMC 4-9-25065 which are used by the Hear- ing Examiner/Board of Adjustment when re- c. Types and sizes of vegetation to be viewing the variance request. removed, altered or retained. This re- quirement applies only to trees, six inch (6") caliper, "at chest level"and larger, (Revised 10/00) 8-60 4-8-120D 23. Definitions W: wetland. The goals and objectives shall be related to the functions and Wetland Mitigation Plan—Preliminary: A values of the original wetland or if preliminary wetland mitigation plan shall in- out-of-kind,the type of wetland to be dude the following: • emulated; and a. A conceptual site plan demonstrating ii. A review of the available litera- sufficient area for replacement ratios; ture and/or experience to date in re- storing or creating the type of wet- b. Proposed planting scheme for cre- land proposed shall be provided. An ated, restored, and enhanced wetlands; analysis of the likelihood of success of the compensation project at dupli- c. Written report consistent with final cating the original wetland shall be wetland mitigation plan requirements re- provided based on the experiences garding baseline information, environ- of comparable projects, preferably mental goals and objectives, and those in the same drainage basins,if performance standards. (Ord. 4835, any. An analysis of the likelihood of 3-27-2000) persistence of the created or re- stored wetland shall be provided Wetland Mitigation Plan—Final:A final wet- based on such factors as surface and land mitigation plan shall include: ground water supply and flow pat- terns, dynamics of the wetland eco- a. Baseline Information: A written as- system; sediment or pollutant influx sessment and accompanying maps of and/or erosion,periodic flooding and the impacted wetland including, at a min- drought, etc., presence of invasive imum, a wetland delineation by a quali- flora or fauna, potential human or an- fied wetland specialist;existing wetland imal disturbance, and previous com- acreage;vegetative, faunal and hydro- parable projects, if any. logic characteristics; soil and substrata conditions;topographic elevations and c. Performance Standards: Specific compensation site. If the mitigation site is criteria shall be provided for evaluating different from the impacted wetland site, whether or not the goals and objectives the assessment should include at a mini- of the project are achieved and for begin- mum:existing acreage;vegetative, fau- Hing remedial action or contingency mea- nal and hydrologic conditions; relation- sures. Such criteria may include water ship within the watershed and to existing quality standards, survival rates of water bodies;soil and substrata condi- planted vegetation, species abundance tions, topographic elevations;existing and diversity targets, habitat diversity in- and proposed adjacent site conditions; dices, or other ecological, geological or buffers;and ownership. hydrological criteria.These criteria will be evaluated and reported pursuant to sub- b. Environmental Goals and Objec- section e of this definition, Monitoring tives: A written report by a qualified wet- Program.An assessment of the project's land specialist shall be provided identify- success in achieving the goals and ob- ing goals and objectives of the mitigation jectives of the mitigation plan should be plan and describing: included along with an evaluation of the need for remedial action or contingency i. The purposes of the compensa- measures. tion measures including a description of site selection criteria,identification d. Detailed Techniques and Plans: of compensation goals;identification Written specifications and descriptions of of target evaluation species and re- compensation techniques shall be pro- source functions,dates for beginning vided including the proposed construc- and completion, and a complete de- tion sequence, grading and excavation scription of the structure and func- details,erosion and sediment control fea- tional relationships sought in the new tures needed for wetland construction 8-61 (Revised 10/00) 4-8-120D and long-term survival, a planting plan vi. Sampling fish and wildlife popu- specifying plant species,quantities, loca- lations to determine habitat utiliza- tions, size, spacing, and density;source tion, species abundance and of plant materials, propagates, or seeds; diversity; and NIS water and nutrient requirements for plant- ing;where appropriate, measures to pro- vii. A description shall be included tect plants from predation; specification outlining how the monitoring data will of substrata stockpiling techniques and be evaluated by agencies that are planting instructions;descriptions of wa- tracking the progress of the compen- ter control structures and water level sation project. A monitoring report maintenance practices needed to shall be submitted quarterly for the achieve the necessary hydroperiod char- first year and annually thereafter, acteristics; etc. These written specifica- and at a minimum, should document tions shall be accompanied by detailed milestones, successes, problems, site diagrams, scaled cross-sectional and contingency actions of the corn- drawings,topographic maps showing pensation project.The compensation slope percentage and final grade eleva- project shall be monitored for a pe- tions, and any other drawings appropri- riod necessary to establish that per- ate to show construction techniques or formance standards have been met, anticipated final outcome.The plan shall but not for a period less than five (5) provide for elevations which are appropri- years. ate for the desired habitat type(s) and which provide sufficient hydrologic data. f. Contingency Plan: Identification of The City may request such other informa- potential courses of action, and any cor- tion as needed to determine the ade- rective measures to be taken when mon- quacy of a mitigation plan. itoring or evaluation indicates project per- formance standards are not being met. e. Monitoring Program: A program outlining the approach for monitoring g. Permit Conditions:Any compensa- construction and development of the tion project prepared for mitigation pursu- compensation project and for assessing ant to RMC 4-3-050M, Wetlands, and a completed project shall be provided in approved by the City shall become part of the mitigation plan. Monitoring may in- the application for project approval. dude, but is not limited to: h. Demonstration of Competence: A i. Establishing vegetation plots to demonstration of financial resources, ad- track changes in plant species com- ministrative,supervisory, and technical position and density over time; competence and scientific expertise of sufficient standing to successfully exe- ii. Using photo stations to evaluate cute the compensation project shall be vegetation community response; provided. A compensation project man- ager shall be named and the qualifica- iii. Sampling surface and subsur- tions of each team member involved in face waters to determine pollutant preparing the mitigation plan and imple- loading, and changes from the natu- menting and supervising the project shall ral variability of background condi- be provided, including educational back- tions (pH, nutrients, heavy metals); ground and areas of expertise, training and experience with comparable iv. Measuring base flow rates and projects. (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) storm water runoff to model and eval- uate hydrologic and water quality Wetland Report/Delineation: A wetland re- predictions; port/delineation includes the following: v. Measuring sedimentation rates; a. A description of the project and maps at a scale no smaller than one inch equals two hundred feet (1"=200') (Revised 10/00) 8 - 62 4-8-120D showing the entire parcel of land owned • Minimize any wetland or buffer by the applicant and the wetland bound- impacts; ary surveyed by a qualified wetlands fir✓ ecologist, and pursuant to RMC • Compensate for any wetland or 4-3-050M3; buffer impacts; b. A description of the vegetative cover • Restore any wetlands or buffer of the wetland and adjacent area includ- impacted or lost temporarily; ing identification of the dominant plant and animal species; • Create new wetlands and buffers for those lost; and c. A site plan for the proposed activity at a scale no smaller than one inch equals • In addition to restoring a wetland two hundred feet(1"=200')showing the or creating a wetland, enhance location,width,depth and length of all ex- an existing degraded wetland to isting and proposed structures, roads, compensate for lost functions stormwater management facilities, sew- and values. age treatment and installations within the wetland and its buffer; This evaluation shall be submitted to the Department Administrator.Any proposed d. The exact locations and specifica- alteration of wetlands shall be evaluated tions for all activities associated with site by the Department Administrator using development including the type, extent the above hierarchy. and method of operations; j. Such other information as may be e. Elevations of the site and adjacent needed by the City, including but not lirn- lands within the wetland and its buffer at ited to an assessment of wetland func- contour intervals of no greater than five tional characteristics, including a feet(5') or at a contour interval appropri- discussion of the methodology used; a ate to the site topography and acceptable study of hazards if present on site,the ef- to the City; fect of any protective measures that might be taken to reduce such hazards; f. Top view and typical cross-section and any other information deemed nec- views of the wetland and its buffer to essary to verify compliance with the pro- scale; visions of this Section. (Ord. 4587, 3-18-1996;Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) g. The purposes of the project and, if a variance is being requested, an explana- WSEC Trade-Off Form: Manual of Wattsun tion of why the proposed activity cannot calculations performed to show compliance be located at another site; with chapter 5 of the current adopted version of the Washington State Residential Energy h. If wetland mitigation is proposed, a Code requirements. mitigation plan which includes baseline information, environmental goals and ob- jectives, performance standards, con- struction plans, a monitoring program and a contingency plan. i. Alternative Methods of Develop- ment: If wetland changes are proposed, the applicant shall evaluate alternative methods of developing the property using the following criteria in this order: Nose • Avoid any disturbances to the wetland or buffer; 8 -63 (Revised 10/00) .‘S Chapter 9 1/40.01 PROCEDURES AND REVIEW CRITERIA This Chapter last amended by Ord.4954, February 11, 2002. SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 4-9-010 ANNEXATION PROCEDURES (Reserved) 1 4-9-015 AQUIFER PROTECTION AREA PERMITS 1 A. Purpose 1 B. Applicability 1 1. Operating Permits Required 1 2. Closure Permits Required 1 3. Reporting of Unauthorized Release of Hazardous Materials 1 C. Exemptions—Operating and Closure Permits 1 1. Pipelines, Roadways, Railroads 1 2. Cleanups, Monitoring and/or Studies under State or Federal Supervision1 3. Use, Storage, and Handling of Specific, Listed Hazardous Materials That Do Not Present a Risk to the Aquifer 1 a. Hazardous Materials That Do Not Present a Risk to the Aquifer 1 b. Sale of Hazardous Materials in Original, Small Containers 1 Lov c. Hazardous Materials in De Minimus Amounts 1 d. Hazardous Materials Contained in Properly Operating Sealed Units. . 1 e. Residential Use, Storage, and Handling of Hazardous Materials 1 f. Fuel Tanks and Fluid Reservoirs Attached to Motor Vehicle 2 g. Fuel Oil 2 h. Emergency—Governmental Organization 2 i. Water Treatment and Water System Use 2 j. Fueling of Equipment Not Licensed for Street Use 2 D. Administration 2 E. Operating Permit 2 1. Submittal Requirements and Fees 2 2. Operating Permit Criteria—Zones 1 and 2 2 a. Criteria—Zones 1 and 2 2 b. Additional Criteria—Zone 1 2 3. Operating Permits—Conditions for Zone 1 and 2 2 a. In-House Inspection and Maintenance 2 b. Changes to Facility—Responsibility to Report 2 c. Unauthorized Release—Responsibility to Report 2a d. Compliance with Inspection Report 2a 4. Effect of Operating Permit 2a 5. Operating Permit Renewal 2a 6. Transferability 2a • F. Closure Permit 2a 1. Submittal Requirements and Fees 2a 2. Closure Permits and Permit Conditions—Zones 1 and 2 2a a. Requirement to Obtain Permit Before Closure 2a 9-i (Revised 5/02) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER b. Required for Facilities 2a c. Closure Proposals 2a d. No Detectable Unauthorized Releases 2b e. Determination of Unauthorized Release 2b f. Completion of Facility Closure 2b g. Time to Complete Closure 2b G. Unauthorized Releases 2b 1. Unauthorized Release Prohibited, Reporting Required 2b 2. Unauthorized Releases from Facilities—Report Time and Content 2b a. Requirement to Report within Twenty Four(24) Hours 2b b. Unauthorized Release Report 2b c. Cleanup Progress Reports 2b 3. Monitoring Results 2c a. Detection and Prevention of Further Contamination 2c b. Owners Proving Nonresponsible 2c c. Remedy 2c d. Additional Federal, State, and Local Laws 2c H. Permit Suspension or Revocation 2c 1. Operating Permit Suspension 2c 2. Operating Permit Reinstatement After Suspension 2d 3. Operating Permit Revocation 2d 4. Application for Closure Permit Following Operating Permit Revocation 2d 5. Application for Operating Permit Following Revocation 2d I. Appeal 2d 4-9-020 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN ADOPTION AND AMENDMENT PROCESS. . 2d A. Purpose (Reserved) 2d B. Applicability 2d 1. Exemptions (Reserved) 2d C. Authority (Reserved) 2d D. Timing for Amendments 2d E. Submittal Requirements and Fees 2e F. Public Notice and Comment Period (Reserved) 2e G. Review Criteria 2e H. Review Process 2e 1. Preapplication Review 2e 2. Review of Formal Applications for Comprehensive Plan Amendments 2e I. Final Plan Action 2e J. Concurrent Review of Rezone Proposals 2e K. Periodic City Review of Plan Required 2e 4-9-030 CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS 2f A. Purpose of Conditional Use Permit and When Required 2f 1. Exemptions from Permit Requirements (Reserved) 2f B. Who May Apply 2f C. City Authority 2f D. Applicant's Responsibility 2f E. Submittal Requirements and Fees 2f (Revised 5/02) 9-ii SECTION PAGE Loi NUMBER NUMBER F. Public Notice and Comment Period Required Prior to Administrative Decisions 2f G. Decision Criteria 2f 1. Comprehensive Plan 2f 2. Community Need 2f 3. Effect on Adjacent Properties 2.1 a. Lot Coverage 21 b. Yards 21 c. Height 21 4. Compatibility 2.1 5. Parking 2.1 6. Traffic 2.1 7. Noise, Glare 3 8. Landscaping 3 9. Accessory Uses 3 10.Conversion 3 11. Public Improvements 3 H. Additional Decision Criteria for Kennels 3 1. Decision Criteria 3 2. Waiting Period Following Revocation or Refusal to Renew 3 I. Special Decision Criteria for Wireless Communication Facilities in Lieu of Standard Criteria 3 J. Decision and Conditions 4 K. Conditional Use Permit to Be Combined with Site Plan Review 4 L. Finalization (Reserved) 4 M. Expiration and Extension 4 N. Modifications to Approved Plan (Reserved) 4 4-9-040 CONDOMINIUM CONVERSIONS 4 A. Purpose (Reserved) 4 B. Authority 4 C. Applicability to Conversion of Rental Units to Condominiums and Cooperatives 4 1. Exemptions 4 D. Applicability to Tenants Occupying Rental Units 4 E. Tenant Protections 5 1. Notice to Tenants of Filing of Conversion Declaration 5 2. Notice to All Tenants Prior to Offering Any Unit for Sale to the Public as a Condominium or Cooperative Unit 5 3. Purchase Rights of Tenant in Possession 5 4. Purchase Rights of Tenants Whose Units are Offered for Sale Prior to Effective Date of Section 5 5. Subtenant's Purchase Rights 5 6. Rights of Tenants in Converted Buildings to Purchase Other Units in the Buildings 5 7. No Subsequent Sale on Better Terms 6 ithwe 8. Evictions Only for Good Cause During Notice Period 6 9. Tenant's Right to Vacate 6 9-iii (Revised 10/00) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 4 F. Consumer Protections 6 1. Mandatory Housing Code Inspection and Repair—Notice to Buyers and Tenants 6 2. Certification of Repairs 6 3. Disclosure Requirements 6 4. Warranty of Repairs—Set Aside for Repairs 7 5. Unlawful Representations 7 6. Purchaser's Right to Rescind 7 7. Delivery of Notice and Other Documents 7 8. Acceptance of Offers 8 G. Complaints 8 H. Council Waiver of Requirements 8 I. Violations and Penalties 8 4-9-050 DANGEROUS BUILDINGS—ABATEMENT OF 8 A. Adoption by Reference 8 ,,,,444. 110 B. Purpose 8 C. Applicability 8 D. Appeals 8 1. Authority and Process 8 2. Public Hearing Attendance 8 3. Examiner Findings and Decision 8 4. Recording of Order 9 E. Violation and Penalties 9 4-9-060 DEFERRAL OF IMPROVEMENT INSTALLATION PROCEDURES 9 A. Purpose (Reserved) 9 B. Temporary(Ninety (90) Day) Occupancy Permits in Advance of Improvement Installation—Building Official Deferral of Off- and On-Site Improvements for Other Than Plats 9 1. Applicability 9 2. Decision Criteria (Reserved) 9 3. Security Required 9 4. Expiration 9 5. Extension of Temporary Occupancy Permit Up to One Hundred Eighty (180) Days 9 C. Board of Public Works Deferral of Plat Improvements or Deferral of Other On-and Off-Site Improvements Beyond Temporary Occupancy Permit 9 1. Applicability 9 2. Decision Criteria (Reserved) 9 3. Security Required 9 4. Plans for Improvements Required 10 5. Waiver of Requirement for Plans 10 6. Expiration 10 7. Extension of Time Limit 10 8. Acceptable Security 10 9. Special Security Option for Deferral of Street Improvements 10 ..- 10. Special Security Option for Short Plats 11 11. Security Requirement Binding 11 (Revised 10/00) 9-iv SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 12. Notification to Administrator' 11 13.Transfer of Responsibility 11 14. Board Approval Required Prior to Transfer of Responsibility 11 15. Proceeding Against Security 11 4-9-070 ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW PROCEDURES 11 A. Purpose 11 B. Applicability 12 1. Exemptions (Reserved) 12 C. Interpretation 12 D. General State Requirements—Adoption by Reference 12 E. Authority for This Section 12.1 F. Lead Agency Authority 12.1 1. Adoption by Reference 12.1 2. Determination of Lead Agency 12.1 3. Lead Agency Agreements 13 4. Effect of Other Agency's Threshold Determinations on City Project Review 13 5. City Objections to Determinations of Other Lead Agency 13 G. SEPA Responsible Official Authority 13 1. Official Designated 13 2. Duties of Responsible Official 13 ‘soe3. Consultation Requests 13 H. Other Authority 14 1. Hydraulic Projects 14 2. Successor Agencies 14 I. Categorical Exemptions 14 1. Adoption by Reference 14 2. Local Modifications to State Categorical Exemptions 14 3. Exemption Decision Authority 14 4. Proposal Description 14 5. Review Criteria 14 6. Proposals Which Include Exempt and Nonexempt Actions 14 a. Ineligible for Exemption 14 b. Denial Authorized 14 7. Timing for Decisions Relating to Categorical Exemptions 15 8. Effect of Exemption 15 J. Environmentally Sensitive Areas/Inapplicable Exemptions 15 1. Maps Depicting Environmentally Critical Areas and Critical Area Designation 15 a. Maps Adopted by Reference 15 b. Critical Areas Designated 15 2. Inapplicable State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) Exemptions 15 a. General 15 b. Environmentally Critical Areas 15 c. Wetlands 15 3. Threshold Determinations for Proposals Located within Environmentally Sensitive Areas 15 9-V (Revised 10/00) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER *4410 K. Environmental Checklist 15 1. When Required 15 2. Use of Checklist to Determine Lead Agency and Threshold Determination 15 3. Checklist Preparation Process for Private Proposals 16 4. Checklist Preparation Process for City Proposals 16 5. Optional Environmental Review Prior to Preparation of Detailed Plans and Specifications 16 L. Threshold Determination Process 16 1. Adoption by Reference 16 2. Identification of Impacts 16 3. Time Limits for Issuing Threshold Determinations 16 a. Threshold Determinations When No Additional Information Is Required 16 b. Threshold Determinations When Additional Information Is Required16 c. Threshold Determinations When Applicant Recommends Preparation of an Environmental Impact Statement 17 4. Written Notice to Applicant When Requested 17 5. Mitigated DNS Authorized 17 6. Decision to Be Based Upon Applicant's Changed Proposal 17 7. DNS Authorized 17 8. DNS or DS Authorized 17 9. Required Level of Specificity for Proposed Mitigation Measures 17 10. Incorporation of Mitigation Measures into DNS 17 11. Public Comment and Notice Period for Mitigated DNS 17 12. DNS Required to Accompany Staff Recommendation 17 13. Effect and Enforcement of Mitigation Measures 17 14. Effect of MDNS 17 15. Request for Early Notice-Likelihood of Determination of Significance (DS) 18 a. Timing for Request 18 b. Timing for City Response 18 M. Environmental Impact Statements (EIS) 18 1. Purposes of This Section 18 2. Adoption by Reference 18 3. Final EIS Required to Accompany Staff Recommendation 18 4. Responsibility of Environmental Review Committee 18 5. Responsibility for Preparation of Environmental Impact Statement 18 6. Information Required of Applicant 19 7. Environmental Review Committee Not Required to Consider Inadequate Information 19 8. Additional Elements to Be Covered in an EIS 19 N. Reconsiderations (Reserved) 19 O. SEPA Substantive Authority 19 1. Adoption by Reference 19 2. Basis for Substantive Authority 19 3. Policies and Goals of This Section Supplemental 20 (Revised 10/00) 9-vi SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 4. Authority to Attach Condition's 20 5. Denial Authorized 20 6. Environmental Review Committee Recommendations to Decision Maker Where an FEIS Has Been Prepared or DNS Issued 20 7. Action of Decision Maker-Approval, Denial, Conditions and Environmental Review Committee Reconsideration 21 P. Using Existing Environmental Documents 21 1. Purpose of This Part 21 2. Adoption by Reference 21 Q. Public Notice and Commenting Requirements 21 1. Purpose of This Part 21 2. Adoption by Reference 21 3. Threshold Determinations 21 4. Public Notice Requirements for Draft and Supplemental Environmental Impact Statements 21 5. Consolidation of Public Notice 22 6. Responsibility of Cost for Public Notice 22 7. Notice of Action 22 8. Responsibility for Notice 22 9. Form of Notice 22 10. Facsimile Filings 22 11. Record Retention 22 R. Definitions and Interpretation of Terms 22 1. Adoption by Reference 22 2. Interpretation 23 S. Forms Adopted by Reference 24 T. Appeals 24 U. Expiration (Reserved) 24 V. Modifications of Approved Plans (Reserved) 24 4-9-080 GRADING, EXCAVATION AND MINING PERMITS AND LICENSES 24 A. Purpose (Reserved) 24 B. Applicability 24 C. Exemptions 24 D. Submittal Requirements and Fees 24.1 E. Review Process for Minor Activity 24.1 1. Building Section Authority 24.1 2. Annual License 24.1 3. Time for Completion 24.1 4. Issuance of License 24.1 5. Revocation of Permit 24.1 F. Review Process for Major Activity 24.1 1. Authority 24.1 a. Hearing Examiner Authority 24.1 b. Development Services Division Authority 25 2. Special Fill and Grade Permit Required 25 3. Annual Grading License 25 4. Review Criteria for Special Grade and Fill Permit 25 9-vi.1 (Revised 10/00) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER a. Compatibility of Proposed Use ' 25 5. Progressive Rehabilitation and Reuse 25 6. Conformance with Examiner's Approved Plan Required 25 7. Final Approval 25 8. Other Requirements/Noncity Review 25 4 9. Inspection and Enforcement Authority 25 10. Expiration and Extensions 26 11.Transferability of Special Permit 26 12. Modifications to Approved Plans (Reserved) 26 G. Violations and Penalties 26 1. Revocation of Special Permit 26 2. Penalties 26 4-9-090 HOME OCCUPATIONS 26 A. Definition 26 B. Purpose 26 C. Applicability 26 1. Exemptions 26 D. Prohibited Occupations 26 E. City Business License Required 26 F. Application and Review Procedures 26 1. Business License Application 26 a. Development Services Division Application 26 2. Compliance 27 ifilif 3. Decision 27 4. Qualification Standards 27 a. Primary Residence 27 b. Retail Sales and Storage 27 c. Parking 27 d. Employees 27 e. Mechanical/Electrical Equipment 27 f. Environmental Impacts 27 *41-41-111) (Revised 10/00) 9-vi.2 SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER g. Space 27 h. Outdoor Storage 27 i. Flammable Liquids 27 j. Fire Extinguisher 27 k. City Codes 27 I. Building Alterations 27 m. Accessory Structures 27 n. Signage 27 G. Additional Requirements for Customer Visits or Deliveries 28 1. Notification to Neighbors • 28 2. Inspection 28 3. Comment Period 28 4. License Renewal 28 5. Limitation of Use 28 6. Limitation of Customer Visits 28 7. Limitation of Hours 28 4-9-100 HOBBY KENNEL LICENSE PROCESS 28 A. Purpose(Reserved) 28 B. Applicability (Reserved) 28 1. Exemptions (Reserved) 28 C. Authority and Responsibility 28 D. Submittal Requirements and.Fees 28 E. Decision Criteria 28 F. Period of Validity, Individual Licenses 29 G. Violation and Penalties 29 1. Revocation of Business License 29 2. License—Waiting Period Following Revocation or Refusal to Renew29 3. Civil Penalties 29 H. Appeal 29 4-9-110 MANUFACTURED AND MOBILE HOME PARKS 29 A. Purpose 29 B. Applicability 29 1. Exemptions (Reserved) 29 C. Authority 29 1. Building Official 29 2. Development Services Division 29 3. Hearing Examiner 29 D. Submittal Requirements and Fees (Reserved) 29 E. Park Review Procedures 30 1. Application 30 2. Referrals, Recommendations of Department 30 3. Public Notice 30 4. Recommendations to Hearing Examiner 30 5. Conditions of Approval 30 6. Installation 30 7. Construction Timing 30 8. Certificate of Occupancy 30 9-vii SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER F. Deferrals 30 G. Maintenance 30 1. General 30 2. Landscaping 30 H. Expiration and Extension 30 I. Modifications to Approved Plans (Reserved) 30 J. Violation and Penalties 30 1. Revocation of License 30 2. Misdemeanor 31 K. Appeals 31 4-9-120 NONCONFORMING USES/STRUCTURES REVIEW—CONDITIONAL APPROVAL PERMITS 31 A. Purpose of Permit 31 B. Applicability 31 1. Exceptions 31 a. Damage Under Fifty Percent (50%) of Value 31 b. Single Family Dwellings 31 C. Authority 31 D. Submittal Requirements and Fees 31 E. General Decision Criteria 32 F. Review Criteria for Nonconforming Uses 32 1. Community Need 32 2. Effect on Adjacent Property 32 Nod 3. Historical Significance 32 4. Economic Significance 32 5. Timeliness with Existing Plans and Programs 32 G. Review Criteria for Nonconforming Structures 32 1. Architectural and/or Historic Significance 32 2. Architectural Compatibility with Surrounding Uses 32 3. Potential of Site for Redevelopment 32 4. Condition of Building/Structure 32 5. Departure from Zoning Code 32 H. Decision Options 33 I. Conditions of Approval 33 J. Expiration 33 K. Extensions(Reserved) 33 L. Appeals 33 4-9-130 OCCUPANCY PERMITS 33 A. Purpose (Reserved) 33 B. Applicability 33 1. Exemptions (Reserved) 33 C. Certificate Available Upon Request 33 D. Timing and Procedure 33 E. Temporary Occupancy Permits 33 4-9-140 OPEN SPACE, AGRICULTURAL AND TIMBER LANDS; CURRENT USE ASSESSMENT 33 A. Purpose, Applicability, and Adoption of State Rules by Reference 33 9-viii SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER B. Application Submittal Requirements (Reserved) 33 C. Processing Fee 34 D. Refund of Fee Upon Denial of Application 34 4-9-150 PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT.(PUD) REGULATIONS 34 A. Purposes 34 B. Applicability 34 1. Exemptions (Reserved) 34 C. Roles and Responsibility • 34 1. Hearing Examiner 34 2. Development Services Division 35 3. Reviewing Agencies 35 4. City Council 35 D. Scope of Review 35 E. Decision Criteria 35 1. Demonstration of Compliance and Superiority Required 35 2. Public Benefit Required 35 3. Additional Review Criteria 35 F. Permitted Locations 36 G. Permitted Uses 36 1. G-1 and R-1 Residence Districts 36 2. R-2, R-3 and R-4 Residence Districts 37 H. Minimum Site Area 37 I. Density/Permitted Number of Dwelling Units 37 1. Method of Computing 37 2. Formula 37 3. Maximum Base Residential Densities 37 a. G-1 Zone 37 b. R-1 Zone 37 c. R-2 Zone 37 d. R-3 Zone 37 e. R-4 Zone 37 4. Reduction in Base Density for Lands Identified as Sensitive 37 5. Environmentally Sensitive Areas Map Folio 37 6. Bonus Densities 37 a. Open Space 37 b. Active Recreation Areas 38 c. Environmentally Sensitive Areas 38 d. Public Access 38 e. Parking Lots 38 f. Enclosed Parking 38 g. Arterial Access 38 h. Public Transit 38 i. Security 38 j. Perimeter Setback and Buffer 38 k. Private Open Space 38 7. Maximum Total Residential Densities 38 a. G-1 Zone 38 9-ix SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER b. R-1 Zone 38 c. R-2 Zone 38 d. R-3 Zone 38 e. R-4 Zone 38 8. Reduction in Total Density for Lands Identified as Sensitive 38 J. Development Standards 39 1. Code Provisions That May Be Modified 39 2. Common Open Space Standard 39 3. Private Open Space 39 4. Setback and Height Standards 39 a. Setback from R-1 Zones 39 b. Setback and Height Limitations Adjacent to R-1 Zones 39 c. Spacing Between Buildings 39 5. Shoreline Areas 39 6. Environmentally Sensitive Areas 39 7. Access, Circulation and Parking 40 a. General 40 b. Streets 40 c. Parking 40 d. Pedestrian Circulation 40 8. Installation and Maintenance of Common Open Space 40 a. Installation 40 b. Maintenance 40 9. Installation and Maintenance of Common Facilities 40 '41411) a. Installation 40 b. Maintenance 40 K. Procedure for Preliminary Approval of Planned Unit Developments 41 1. Who May Apply 41 2. Filing of Application 41 3. Informal Review 41 4. Submittal Requirements and Application Fees 41 5. Public Notice and Comment Period 41 6. Phasing 41 7. Review Process 41 8. Decision 41 9. Effect of an Approved Preliminary Plan 42 10.Zoning Map Revised 42 11. Sale of Planned Unit Development 42 L. Merger of Review Stages 42 M. Final Plan Review Procedures 42 1. Time Limits 42 2. Submittal Requirements and Fees for Final Plan Application 42 3. Public Notice 42 4. Minor Modifications 42 5. Major Modifications 43 6. Review and Approval of Final Plan 43 a. Covenants Required 43 9-x SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER b. Property Owners'Association Required 43 7. Effect of an Approved Final Plan 43 a. Standards Superimposed 43 b. Construction Authorized 43 8. Phasing 44 9. Extension of Time Limits for Remaining Phases 44 N. Building and Occupancy Permits 44 1. Public Notification Signage 44 2. Conformance with Final Plan Required 44 3. Minor Adjustments to Final Plan 44 4. Occupancy Permit Issuance Procedure 44 5. Occupation of Structures 45 O. Expiration or Abandonment of a PUD 45 1. Expiration 45 2. Abandonment 45 3. Resuming Development of an Abandoned PUD Site 45 P. Appeals of Examiner's Decision on a Final PUD 45 Q. Appeal of Council Decision on Planned Unit Development 45 R. Violations and Penalties 45 4-9-160 PUBLIC ART EXEMPTION PROCEDURE 45 A. Purpose (Reserved) 45 B. Applicability 45 C. Criteria for Exemptions from Sign Code Requirements 46 D. Exemption Certificate Required for Public Art 46 E. Exemption Application Procedure 46 F. Staff Review of Exemption Requests 46 G. Special Arts Commission Review of Exemption Requests 46 1. Commission Review and Recommendations 46 2. Renton Municipal Arts Commission Role Regarding Public Art Exemption Certificate 46 3. Determination of Artist Recognition 46 4. Fee 47 H. Final Authority 47 I. Appeal 47 1. Standing and Authority for Hearing Appeal 47 2. Transmittal of File and Staff Report to Examiner 47 4-9-170 RAILROAD AND UTILITY LINE CONSTRUCTION PERMIT 47 A. Purpose (Reserved) 47 B. Applicability 47 C. No Permit for Ordinary Repair 47 D. Decision Criteria 47 E. Violation and Penalties 48 1. Construction without Permit•Considered Public Nuisance 48 4-9-180 REZONE PROCESS 48 A. Purpose (Reserved) 48 B. Ability to Apply 48 C. Authority for Rezones Requiring a Plan Amendment 48 9-Xi (Revised 12/99) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER D. Authority for Rezones Not Requiring Plan Amendment 48 E. Submittal Requirements and Fees 48 F. Decision Criteria for Change of Zone Classification 48 1. Criteria for Rezones Requiring a Comprehensive Plan Amendment 48 2. Criteria for Rezones Not Requiring Plan Amendment 48 G. Council Review Process 49 1. First and Final Readings 49 2. Adoption of Ordinance 49 H. Time Limitations for Rezone Application Resubmission 49 4-9-190 SHORELINE PERMITS 49 A. Purpose (Reserved) 49 B. Applicability (Reserved) 49 C. Exemptions from Permit System 49 D. Exemption Certificate Procedures 52 E. Shoreline Permit Application Procedures 52 1. Information Prior to Submitting a Shoreline Substantial Development Permit Application 52 2. Shoreline Substantial Development Permit Required 52 3. Shoreline Substantial Development Permit Application Forms and Fees 52 4. Review Guidelines 53 5. Conditional Approval 53 6. Notification of City Departments 53 F. Review Criteria 53 Simi) 1. General 53 2. Additional Information 53 3. Procedural Amendments 53 4. Burden of Proof on Applicant 54 G. Bonds 54 H. Administrative Appeals 54 I. Variances and Conditional Uses 54 1. Purpose 54 2. Authority 54 a. City Hearing Examiner 54 b. State Department of Ecology Decision 54 c. Time Limit, Permit Validity, and Appeals 54 3. Interpretation 54 4. Variances 54 a. Purpose 54 b. Decision Criteria 54 5. Conditional Use 55 a. Purpose 55 b. Decision Criteria 55 J. Time Requirements for Shoreline Permits 55 1. Applicability and Modification at Time of Approval 55 2. Construction Commencement 56 3. Construction Completion 56 4. Effective Date 56 (Revised 12/99) 9-xii SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 5. Review Period—Construction Authorization 57 K. Rulings to State 57 L. Transferability of Permit 57 M. Enforcement 57 N. Rescission of Permits 57 1. Noncompliance with Permit 57 2. Notice of Noncompliance 57 3. Posting 57 4. Public Hearing 57 5. Final Decision 57 O. Appeals 57 P. Violations and Penalties 57 1. Prosecution 57 2. Injunction 58 3. Public and Private Redress 58 4-9-200 SITE PLAN REVIEW 58 A. Purpose and Intent 58 B. Applicability 59 1. Site Plan Review, Level I 59 a. All Development in Certain Zones 59 b. Specified and Secondary Uses 59 c. Development within the Valley Planning Area 59 d. Hazardous Waste Facilities 59 2. Site Plan Review, Level II —Applicability 59 C. Exemptions 59 1. Development Exempt from Site Plan Review in All Zones (except R-10, R-14, and COR Zones) 59 2. Development Exempt from Site Plan Review in the R-10, R-14 COR Zones 59 a. R-10 Zones 60 b. R-10 and R-14 Zones 60 c. R-10, R-14, and COR Zones 60 D. Criteria to Determine if Public Hearing Required 60 1. Significant Environmental Concerns Remain 60 2. Applicant Requests Hearing 60 3. Large Project Scale 60 4. Commercial Property Adjacent to or Abutting Certain Residential Zones 61 5. Level II Site Plans 61 E. Decision Criteria for Level I and Level II Site Plans 61 1. General Review Criteria 61 2. Waiver of Further Consideration of Level I Criteria 62 F. Additional Review Criteria for Level I Site Plans 62 1. Review of Impacts to Surrounding Properties and Uses 62 2. Review of Impacts of a Proposed Site Plan to the Site 62 3. Review of Circulation and Access 63 4. Review of Signage 63 9-xiii (Revised 5/02) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 1410) 5. Special Review Criteria for Hazardous Waste Treatment and Storage Facilities 63 6. Review of Street Frontage Landscape 64 G. Site Plan Review Procedures 64 1. General 64 2. Preapplication Conference Recommended 64 3. Submittal Requirements and Application Fees 64 4. Public Notice and Comment Period Required 64 5. Circulation and Review of Application 64 6. City Notification of Applicant 65 7. Revisions or Modifications to Site Plan Application 65 8. Special Review for Planned Actions 65 9. Environmental Review Committee to Determine Necessity for Public Hearing 65 a. Level I Site Plans 65 b. Level II Site Plans without Planned Action Ordinance, or Combined Level I/II Site Plans without Planned Action Ordinance 66 c. Level II Site Plans under Planned Action Ordinance or Combined Level I/II Site Plans under Planned Action Ordinance 66 10. Environmental Review Committee Decision Appealable to Hearing Examiner 66 11.Administrative Approval of Site Plan 66 12. Hearing Process and Examiner Authority for Modification of Plans 66 a. Date of Hearing 66 b. Examiner's Decision 66 c. Authority for Conditions and Plan Modifications 67 d. Modification of Plan Subsequent to Public Hearing and Prior to Decision 67 e. Denial of Site Plan 67 f. Limitations on Authority 67 H. Merger with Binding Site Plan 67 I. Minor Adjustments to an Approved Site Plan 68 J. Major Adjustments to an Approved Site Plan 68 K. Timing of Building Permits 68 L. Expiration and Extension of Site Plan Approval 68 1. Level I Site Plan 68 2. Level II Site Plan 68 M. Exception to Time Limit for Level I or Level II Phased Projects 68 1. Phasing Permitted 68 2. Authority for Extension of Time fib 3. Expiration of Phase(s) 68 4. Vested for the Purposes of Zoning 68 N. Appeals 69 4-9-210 RESERVED 69 4-9-220 SPECIAL PERMITS 69 A. Purpose and Authority 69 ,; 444 B. Applicability(Reserved) fi9 C. Submittal Requirements and Fees 69 (Revised 5/02) 9-xiv SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER D. Review Process and Decision Criteria 69 E. Expiration and Extensions 69 F. Modifications to Approved Plans (Reserved) 69 4-9-230 SPECIAL PERMIT TO ALLOW PRIVATE GARAGES ON STEEP SLOPES TO LOCATE WITHIN FRONT OR SIDE YARD SETBACK 69 A. Purpose, Authority and Conditions of Approval 69 B. Applicability (Reserved) 69 C. Review Criteria (Reserved) 69 4-9-240 TEMPORARY USE PERMITS 69 A. Purpose 69 B. Applicability (Reserved) 69 1. Exemptions (Reserved) 69 C. Uses Which May Be Permitted 69 D. Submittal Requirements and Application Fees 71 E. Public Notice and Comment Period 71 1. Public Notice Sign 71 a. Contents of Sign 71 b. Timing for Sign Posting 71 c. City Approval Required 71 d. Failure to Post or Maintain Sign 71 e. Deposit Required 71 Nirro F. Waiver of Requirements and Fees 71 G. Application Process and Review Authority 71 H. Decision Criteria 71 I. Conditions of Approval 72 1. General 72 2. Facilities Required 72 J. Other Required Permits 72 K. Expiration and Extension 72 L. Removal of Temporary Use Required 72 M. Security 72 N. Permit Revocation 72 1. Revocation of Temporary Use Permit 72 4-9-250 VARIANCES, WAIVERS, MODIFICATIONS, AND ALTERNATES 72 A. Purposes 72 1. Variances 72 2. Waivers (Reserved) 73 3. Modifications 73 4. Alternates 73 B. Variance Procedures 73 1. Authority and Applicability 73 a. Hearing Examiner Variances 73 b. Board of Adjustment Variances 73 c. Administrative Variances 73 2. Filing of Application 74 3. Submittal Requirements and Application Fees 74 4. Public Notice and Comment Period 74 9-XV (Revised 10/00) SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER „iitti) 5. Decision Criteria 74 6. Special Review Criteria—Reasonable Use Variance—Critical Areas Regulations Only 74 7. Special Review Criteria for Variances from the Aquifer Protection Regulations 74 8. Special Review Criteria for Variances from Flood Hazard Requirements in the Critical Areas Regulations 75 a. Purpose and Intent 75 b. Review Criteria 75 c. Condition of Approval 76 d. Notice Required upon Variance Approval 76 e. Records 76 9. Special Review Criteria—Single Family Residence on a Legal Lot with a Category 3 Wetland 76 10. Special Review Criteria—Public/Quasi-Public Utility or Agency Altering Aquifer Protection, Geologic Hazard, Habitat, or Wetland Regulations 77 11. Continuation of Public Hearing 77 12. Board of Adjustment Decision Process 77 a. Board of Adjustment Shall Announce Findings and Decisions 77 b. Notice of Decision of Board of Adjustment 77 c. Reconsideration (Reserved) 78 d. Record of Decision 78 13. Conditions of Approval 78 14. Finalization (Reserved) 78 15. Expiration of Variance Approval 78 16. Extension of Approval 78 C. Waiver Procedures 78 1. Authority for Waiver, General (Reserved) 78 2. Authority for Waiver of Street Improvements 78 3. Application and Fee 78 4. Decision Criteria, General (Reserved) 78 5. Decision Criteria for Waivers of Street Improvements 78 D. Modification Procedures 79 1. Application Time and Decision Authority 79 2. Decision Criteria 79 3. Additional Decision Criteria Only for Centers Residential Demonstration District 79 4. Additional Decision Criteria Only for Center Office Residential 3 (COR 3) Zone 80 E. Alternate Procedures 80 1. Authority 80 2. Decision Criteria 80 3. Substantiation 80 4. Record of Decision 80 4-9-260 VIOLATIONS OF THIS CHAPTER AND PENALTIES 80 (Revised 10/00) 9-Xvi 4-9-015C 4-9-010 ANNEXATION regulations in RMC 4-3-050, Critical Areas Regu- PROCEDURES: (Reserved) lations. 1. Pipelines, Roadways, Railroads: Pipe- 4-9-015 AQUIFER PROTECTION lines including storm and sanitary sewers and AREA PERMITS: product pipelines, interstate freeways, State highways, arterials, local access streets, and A. PURPOSE: railroads. The purpose of this Section is to protect aquifers 2. Cleanups, Monitoring and/or Studies used as potable water supply sources by the City under State or Federal Supervision: from contamination by hazardous materials.This Cleanups, monitoring and/or studies under Section establishes permit procedures operating taken under supervision of the Washington permits, closure permits, and uniform standards Department of Ecology or the U.S. Environ for release reporting, emergency response, clo mental Protection Agency. sure and abandonments. B. APPLICABILITY: 3. Use, Storage, and Handling of Spe- cific, Listed Hazardous Materials That Do 1. Operating Permits Required: No per- son, Not Present a Risk to the Aquifer: persons, corporation, or other legal enti- a. Hazardous Materials That Do Not ties shall operate a facility in an aquifer Present a Risk to the Aquifer:Use,stor- protection area(APA) (see RMC 4-3-050Q1, age, and handling of specific hazardous Maps,Aquifer Protection)without first obtain- materials that do not present a risk to the ing an operating permit from the Department. aquifer as determined and listed by the Any person who owns more than one facility Department are exempt from all regula- in a single zone of the APA shall have the op- tion under this Section with the exception tion of obtaining one permit for all operations of the requirement to list these hazardous if the operations at each facility are similar lose and the permit requirements under this Sec- materials on the hazardous materials in- ventory statement as provided by RMC tion are applicable to each facility individually. 4-8-120D15a, Operating Permit Applica 2. Closure Permits Required: No person, tion,Aquifer Protection Area. persons, corporation or other legal entity b. Sale of Hazardous Materials in shall close a facility without first obtaining a Original,Small Containers: Hazardous closure permit to do so from the Department. materials offered for sale in their original The Department shall not issue a permit to containers of five (5) gallons or less. temporarily or permanently close a facility un- less adequate plans and specifications and c. Hazardous Materials in De Mini- other appropriate information has been sub- mus Amounts: Hazardous materials mitted by the applicant showing that the pro- use,storage,and handling in de minimus posed closure meets the intent and amounts (aggregate quantities totaling provisions of this Section. twenty(20) gallons or less at the facility 3. Reporting of Unauthorized Release of or construction site). Hazardous Materials:All persons shall com- d. Hazardous Materials Contained in ply with RMC 4-3-050H10 and subsection G Properly Operating Sealed Units: Haz- of this Section relating to unauthorized re- ardous materials contained in properly lease of hazardous materials. operating sealed units (transformers, re- frigeration units,etc.)that are not opened C. EXEMPTIONS-OPERATING AND as part of routine use. CLOSURE PERMITS: The following land uses and activities do not re- e. Residential Use, Storage, and quire operating or closure permits, but may re- Handling of Hazardous Materials:Non- quire compliance with other standards and commercial residential use,storage,and handling of hazardous materials provided 9- 1 (Revised 10/00) 4-9-015D that no home occupation business (as permit for a facility unless adequate defined by chapter 4-11 RMC, Defini- plans, specifications,test data, and/or tions) is operated on the premises. other appropriate information has been submitted by the owner showing that the f. Fuel Tanks and Fluid Reservoirs proposed design and construction of the Attached to Motor Vehicle: Hazardous facility meets the intent and provisions of materials in fuel tanks and fluid reservoirs this Section and RMC 4-3-050, Critical attached to a private or commercial mo- Areas Regulations, and will not impact tor vehicle and used directly in the opera- the short term, long term or cumulative tion of that vehicle. quantity or quality of groundwater. g. Fuel Oil: Fuel oil used in existing b. Additional Criteria—Zone 1: In heating systems. Zone 1 of an APA, no change in opera- tions at a facility shall be allowed that in- h. Emergency—Governmental Orga- creases the quantities of hazardous ma- nization:Public interest emergency use, terials stored, handled, treated, used,or storage, and handling of hazardous ma- produced in excess of quantities reported terials by governmental organizations. in the initial aquifer protection area oper- ating permit with the following exception: i. Water Treatment and Water Sys- An increase in the quantity of hazardous tem Use: Hazardous materials used, materials is allowed up to the amount al- stored,and handled by the City of Renton lowed for a new facility in Zone 1 as pro- in water treatment processes and water vided by RMC 4-3-050C8e(ii), Prohibited system operations. Activities—Aquifer Protection Areas. j. Fueling of Equipment Not Li- 3. Operating Permits—Conditions for censed for Street Use: Fueling of equip- Zone 1 and 2: Specific conditions for operat- ment not licensed for street use provided ing permits issued to facilities in Zones 1 and that such fueling activities are conducted 2 of an APA are described in RMC 4-3-050H, in a containment area that is designed Aquifer Protection. The following general and maintained to prevent hazardous conditions in subsections E3a, b, c, and d, materials from coming into contact with and E4 through E6 of this Section shall be in- soil, surface water, or groundwater ex- cluded as part of any operating permit issued cept for refueling associated with con- pursuant to this Section: struction activity regulated by RMC 4-3-050H7, Construction Activity Stan- a. In-House Inspection and Mainte- dards—Zones 1 and 2. nance: Procedures for the in-house in- spection and maintenance of contain- D. ADMINISTRATION: ment devices and areas where The Department Administrator, or his/her desig- hazardous materials are stored,handled, nee,shall have the power and authority to admin- treated, used, and produced shall be ister and enforce the provisions of this Chapter. identified in the operating permit for each facility. Such procedures shall be in writ- E. OPERATING PERMIT: ing, and a log shall be kept of all inspec- tion and maintenance activities. Such 1. Submittal Requirements and Fees: logs shall be submitted to the Department Shall be as listed in chapter 4-1 RMC,Admin- annually and shall be available for inspec- istration and Enforcement, and RMC tion. Inspection and maintenance logs 4-8-120, Submittal Requirements—Specific shall be maintained on-site by the owner to Application Type. for a period of at least three(3)years from the date the monitoring was performed. 2. Operating Permit Criteria—Zones 1 and 2: b. Changes to Facility—Responsibil- ity to Report:The permittee shall report a. Criteria—Zones 1 and 2: The De- to the Department within fifteen(15)days , , partment shall not issue an operating after any changes in a facility including: (Revised 10/00) 9 -2 4-9-015F i. The storage,handling,treatment, the change in ownership, and any necessary use,or processing of new hazardous modifications are made to the information in materials; the initial permit application due to the 'logo change in ownership. ii. Changes in monitoring proce • - dures;or F. CLOSURE PERMIT: iii. The replacement or repair of any 1. Submittal Requirements and Fees: part of a facility that is related to the Shall be as listed in chapter 4-1 RMC,Admin- hazardous material(s). istration and Enforcement, and RMC 4-8-120, Submittal Requirements—Specific c. Unauthorized Release—Respon- to Application Type. sibility to Report:The permittee shall report to the Department any unautho- 2. Closure Permits and Permit Condi- rized release occurrence,within twenty tions—Zones 1 and 2: four(24) hours of its detection, in accor- dance with subsection H2a of this Sec- a. Requirement to Obtain Permit Be- tion. fore Closure: No person shall close or cause to be closed a facility regulated d. Compliance with Inspection Re- pursuant to this Chapter without first ob- port:Within thirty (30)days of receiving taining a closure permit from the Depart- an inspection report from the Depart- ment and a permit from the Renton Fire ment,the operating permit holder shall Department pursuant to the Uniform Fire file with the Department a plan and time Code, if required. schedule to implement any required modifications to the facility or to the mon- b. Required for Facilities: Closure itoring plan needed to achieve compli- permits shall be required for all facilities ance with the intent of this Chapter or the that cease to store, handle,treat, use, or permit conditions. This plan and time produce hazardous materials for a period schedule shall also implement all of the of more than three hundred sixty five recommendations of the Department. (365)days or when the owner has no in- tent within the next year to store, handle, 4. Effect of Operating Permit: An operat- treat, use, or produce hazardous materi- ing permit, issued by the Reviewing Official, als. During the period of time between shall be effective for one year.The Reviewing cessation of hazardous material storage, Official shall not issue a permit to operate a handling, treatment, use, or production, facility until he/she determines that the facility and actual completion of facility closure, complies with the provisions of these regula- the applicable containment and monitor- tions. If an inspection of the facility reveals ing requirements of this Section shall noncompliance,then the Responsible Official continue to apply. must verify by a follow-up inspection that all required corrections have been implemented c. Closure Proposals:Prior to closure, before renewing the permit. The facility the facility owner shall submit to the De- owner shall apply to the Department for per- partment a proposal describing how the mit renewal at least sixty(60)days prior to the owner intends to comply with closure re- expiration of the permit. quirements.Owners proposing to close a facility shall comply with the following re- 5. Operating Permit Renewal: All aquifer quirements: protection area operating permits must be re- newed by the Department on an annual basis. i. Hazardous materials shall be re- moved from the facility, including re- 6. Transferability: Operating permits may sidual liquids, solids, or sludges to be transferred to a new facility owner if the levels specified in chapter 173-340 new facility owner does not change any con- WAC, Model Toxics Control Act ditions of the permit,the transfer is registered Cleanup Regulation. with the Department within thirty(30)days of 9-2a (Revised 10/00) 4-9-015G ii. When a containment device is to under Federal, State, or local law. All unau- be disposed of,the owner must doc- thorized releases as defined in RMC ument to the Department that proper 4-11-210, Definitions U, shall be reported to disposal has been completed. the Department within twenty four(24) hours /41110 • of discovery that the release has occurred. iii. An owner of a containment de- Unauthorized releases shall be reported by vice or any part of a containment de- the person or persons responsible for the re- vice that is destined for reuse as lease and/or the owner of the property on scrap material shall identify this re- which the release has occurred. use to the Department. 2. Unauthorized Releases from Facilities d. No Detectable Unauthorized Re- —Report Time and Content: leases:The owner of a facility being closed shall demonstrate to the satisfac- a. Requirement to Report within tion of the Department that no detectable Twenty Four(24) Hours: Unauthorized unauthorized release has occurred or releases shall be reported to the Depart- that unauthorized releases have been ment within twenty four(24) hours of dis- cleaned up(pursuant to the Model Toxics covery of the occurrence and shall be Control Act). This demonstration can be recorded in the owner's inspection and based on the ongoing leak detection maintenance log. monitoring, groundwater monitoring, or soils sampling performed during or im- b. Unauthorized Release Report:The mediately after closure activities. report shall contain the following informa- tion that is known at the time of filing the e. Determination of Unauthorized report: Release: If an unauthorized release is determined to have occurred,the facility i. List of type,quantity,and concen- owner shall comply with subsection G of tration of hazardous materials re- this Section, Unauthorized Releases. leased. f. Completion of Facility Closure: Fa- ii. The results of all investigations cility closure will be accepted as corn- completed at the time to determine plete by the Department upon the extent of soil or groundwater or implementation of the closure permit con- surface water contamination be- ditions and compliance with all other pro- cause of the release. visions of the Section. iii. Method of cleanup implemented g. Time to Complete Closure: Facility to date and proposed cleanup ac- closure must be completed according to tions. a timetable and permit conditions deter- mined by the Department and shall, in all iv. Method and location of disposal cases, be completed within one year of of the released hazardous material the date when a closure permit is re- and any contaminated soils, ground- quired. water, or surface water. G. UNAUTHORIZED RELEASES: v. Proposed method of repair or re- placement of the containment device. 1. Unauthorized Release Prohibited, Re- porting Required: Hazardous materials vi. Facility owner's name and tele- shall not be spilled, leaked, emitted, dis- phone number. charged, disposed, or allowed to escape or leach into the air, into groundwater, surface c. Cleanup Progress Reports: Until water, surface soils or subsurface soils. Ex- cleanup is complete,the owner shall sub- ception:Intentional withdrawals of hazardous mit reports to the Department every materials for the purpose of legitimate sale, month or at a more frequent interval spec- use, or disposal and discharges permitted ified by the Department.The reports shall (Revised 10/00) 9 -2b 4-9-015H include the information requested in this on which a release of hazardous materi- Section.Cleanup shall be considered to als has occurred shall initiate and corn- be complete when,according to the best plete all actions necessary to remedy the **imp, available scientific evidence, the risk of effects of such release on the City of causing the City water supply to fail to • Renton water supply at no cost to the City. meet State drinking water quality stan- If an unauthorized release causes or is dards has been removed and the cleanup expected,according to the best available meets the Model Toxics Control Act scientific evidence,to cause the drinking Cleanup Regulation (chapter 173-340 water supply of the City of Renton to fail WAC). to comply with State drinking water qual- ity standards, and if the facility owner or 3. Monitoring Results: other person responsible for an unautho- rized release and/or the owner of the a. Detection and Prevention of Fur- property on which the release has oc- ther Contamination: Semi-annually, or curred fails to address the unauthorized more frequently,the Department may re- release in a timely manner,the Depart- view all site monitoring results submitted ment or its authorized agents shall have by owners in an APA.The Department the authority to implement removal or re- may require the owner to immediately ac- medial actions. Such actions may in- complish the following if a hazardous ma- clude,but not be limited to,the prevention terial that is listed in the operating permit of further groundwater contamination; in- is detected in an owner's monitoring stallation of groundwater monitoring well(s), surface water runoff, and/or site wells;collection and laboratory testing of soils and the concentration exceeds water, soil, and waste samples;cleanup Model Toxics Control Act Cleanup Stan- and disposal of hazardous materials,and dards as provided in chapter 173-340 remediation of soil and/or groundwater. WAC or if,according to the best available The facility owner or other person respon- scientific information, the concentration sible for an unauthorized release and/or may cause the City water supply to fail to the owner of the property on which the re- meet State drinking water quality stan- lease has occurred shall be responsible dards: for any costs incurred by the Department or its authorized agents in the conduct of i. Locate and determine the source such remedial actions and shall be re- of the hazardous material detected. sponsible for City expenses incurred due to the unauthorized release including but ii. Stop and prevent any further un- not limited to removal and/or remedial ac- authorized release(s), of the hazard- tions,water supply operations, replace- ous material detected, if under the ment of wells, and water treatment. control of the owner. d. Additional Federal, State, and Lo- iii. Comply with the requirements cal Laws: Reporting a release to the De- for an unauthorized release(s)from a partment does not exempt or preempt facility. any other reporting requirements under Federal, State, or local laws. b. Owners Proving Nonresponsible: The owner shall not be subject to this H. PERMIT SUSPENSION OR mandatory action specified in subsection REVOCATION: G3a of this Section, Detection and Pre- vention of Further Contamination, if the 1. Operating Permit Suspension: The owner can present acceptable technical Department may,without warning or hearing, data that substantiates that it is not re- suspend an operating permit if continued op- sponsible for the violation. eration of the facility constitutes an immedi- ate threat to the aquifer or if violations have c. Remedy:The facility owner or other not been corrected within the time specified in erre person responsible for an unauthorized an inspection report. Suspension is effective release and/or the owner of the property upon service of notice in writing to the owner 9 -2c (Revised 10/00) 4-9-0151 or the person in charge at the facility that the operations shall immediately cease. The de- permit is immediately suspended and that an cision as to whether an unauthorized release opportunity for a hearing on the validity of the of hazardous materials by the owner was in- suspension will be provided if a written re- tentional shall be made by the Administrator quest for hearing is filed with the Administra- • of the Department of Building/Planning/Public tor by the owner within ten(10)days after the Works or his or her designee. suspension.The filing of a written request for hearing shall not stay the effectiveness of the 4. Application for Closure Permit Follow- suspension. When an operating permit is ing Operating Permit Revocation:The suspended, facility operations shall immedi- owner of a facility whose operating permit has ately cease. been revoked shall immediately apply for a closure permit and shall comply with closure 2. Operating Permit Reinstatement After requirements and closure permit conditions Suspension: The owner whose operating according to a schedule determined by the permit has been suspended may submit to Department. the Department,within ten(10)days of notice of permit suspension or within twenty(20) 5. Application for Operating Permit Fol- days of a hearing, if one is requested, a writ- lowing Revocation: The owner of a facility ten application for an inspection and rein- for which the operating permit has been re- statement of a suspended permit. The appli- yoked may make written application for a new cation shall include a statement signed by the permit. The owner of a facility for which the applicant that, in his or her opinion,the condi- operating permit has been revoked for rea- tions causing suspension of the permit have sons including but not limited to accidental or been corrected.The Department shall,within intentional unauthorized release of hazard- five (5)working days following the receipt of ous materials into the APA may be perma- the application,inspect the facility.The permit nently banned by the Administrator from ob- shall be reinstated within five(5)working days taining an operating permit for the same of the inspection if the facility is in complete facility or another facility at any location in the compliance with RMC 4-3-050,Critical Areas APA. , lie Regulations, as determined by the Depart- ment. I. APPEAL: Administrative determinations or permit decisions 3. Operating Permit Revocation: The De- shall be subject to appeal pursuant to RMC partment may revoke an operating permit if 4-8-110, Appeals. (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) the owner does not apply for a reinspection or hearing within ten(10)days of permit suspen- sion, if the owner does not apply for a rein- 4-9-020 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN spection within twenty(20)days of a hearing, ADOPTION AND AMENDMENT for repeated violations of any of the require- PROCESS: ments of RMC 4-3-050, Critical Areas Regu- lations, for interference with the Department A. PURPOSE: (Reserved) in the performance of duty, for submitting false or inaccurate information, and for inten B. APPLICABILITY: tional unauthorized release of hazardous ma- terials within the APA. Prior to revocation,the Proposed amendments may be submitted by the Department shall notify, in writing, the owner Mayor, Planning Commission, City Council or pri of the specific reason(s)for which the permit vate parties. (Ord. 4437, 2-21-1994) is to be revoked and that the permit shall be revoked at the end of the tenth day following Exemptions: (Reserved) service of such notice unless a written request for hearing with the Administrator is filed with C. AUTHORITY: (Reserved) the Department by the owner within ten (10) days after the date of service, in which case D. TIMING FOR AMENDMENTS: the revocation shall be stayed until the issu- The City Council will consider amendments to the ance of a final decision following the hearing. Comprehensive Plan not more than annually ex *4100 - When an operating permit is revoked,facility cept for emergencies. Formal application for (Revised 10/00) 9 - 2d 4-9-020K Comprehensive Plan amendments shall be sub- Preapplication review is recommended to ad- mitted by December 15th for consideration the vise applicants of City Council policy direc- following year. Application for preapplication re= tives prior to submission of a formal applica- Slime view is recommended to occur by October 1st. tion.The City Council shall consider whether Comprehensive Plan amendments shall be given • proposed amendments are timely and satisfy the highest priority in the Planning Commission's the review criteria established in RMC work program,and review shall be initiated within 4-9-020G. When an application is found to the first quarter of the work year. (Ord. 4437, meet these criteria, the City Council shall au- 2-21-1994;Amd. Ord. 4794, 9-20-1999) thorize the inclusion of the application in the Planning Commission's work program. Au- E. SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS AND thorization does not imply affirmative support FEES: of an application, but merely agreement to Shall be as listed in RMC 4-1-170, Land Use Re- consider the application on its merits. view Fees, and RMC 4-8-120C, Land Use Appli- cations. A fee shall only be charged for private 2. Review of Formal Applications for amendments. (Ord.4722, 5-11-1998;Amd. Ord. Comprehensive Plan Amendments: The 4794, 9-20-1999) Planning Commission shall review technical studies and other pertinent information as F. PUBLIC NOTICE AND COMMENT needed prior to making a recommendation to PERIOD: (Reserved) the City Council on the merits of the applica- tion. If a Comprehensive Plan amendment G. REVIEW CRITERIA: application is submitted without a preapplica- The proposal shall demonstrate that the re- tion authorization,the review criteria in RMC quested amendment is timely and meets at least 4-9-020G shall be considered by the Plan one of the following criteria: ning Commission in making its recommenda- tion to the City Council. (Ord.4437, 1. The request supports the vision embod- 21-1994;Amd. Ord. 4794, 9-20-1999) ied in the Comprehensive Plan, or I. FINAL PLAN ACTION: 2. The request supports the adopted busi- The Comprehensive Plan and any amendments ness plan goals established by the City Coun shall be adopted by ordinance of the City Council cil, or after public hearing by the Council. (Ord. 3976, 3-3-1986) 3. The request eliminates conflicts with ex- isting elements or policies, or J. CONCURRENT REVIEW OF REZONE PROPOSALS: 4. The request amends the Comprehensive To maintain consistency with the Comprehensive Plan to accommodate new policy directives Plan, any rezoning that would be required by ap- of the City Council. proval of the proposed amendments to the Com- prehensive Plan shall be considered concurrently Proposals that include a concurrent rezone re- with the proposed Comprehensive Plan changes. quest shall also comply with the decision criteria (Ord. 4437,2-21-1994) for change of zone classification in RMC 4-9-180F for the rezone portions of the applica- K. PERIODIC CITY REVIEW OF PLAN tion. (Amd. Ord. 4794, 9-20-1999) REQUIRED: In order for the Plan to remain effective,it should H. REVIEW PROCESS: be reviewed periodically. Conditions might change,and unforeseen events may occur,which 1. Preapplication Review: The City Coun- might necessitate a re-evaluation. It is recom- cil shall review preapplications for Compre- mended that the Comprehensive Plan should be hensive Plan amendments submitted by Oc- reviewed in its entirety at least once every ten tober 1st prior to determining the Planning (10) years, as many of the goals, objectives and Commission annual work program and before policies supplement and complement each other, referring Comprehensive Plan amendment but it may also be revised through annual amend- applications to the Planning Commission. 9 - 2e (Revised 10/00) 4-9-030A ments as allowed by the Growth Management plication for the administrative conditional use Act, or in an emergency. (Ord.4437,2-21-1994) permit. (Ord.4404,6-7-1993) G. DECISION CRITERIA: 4-9-030 CONDITIONAL USE The Hearing Examiner or Zoning Administrator PERMITS: shall consider the following factors, among all other relevant information: A. PURPOSE OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT AND WHEN REQUIRED: 1. Comprehensive Plan:The proposed The purpose of a conditional use permit is to allow use shall be compatible with the general pur- certain uses in districts from which they are nor- pose, goals, objectives and standards of the mally prohibited by this Chapter when the pro- Comprehensive Plan,the zoning regulations posed uses are deemed consistent with other and any other plan, program, map or ordi- existing and potential uses within the general nance of the City of Renton. area of the proposed use. Except as provided in this Section, a conditional use permit may not re- 2. Community Need: There shall be a duce the requirements of the zone in which the community need for the proposed use at the use is to be located. (Ord. 3599, 1-11-1982) proposed location. In the determination of community need the Hearing Examiner shall 1. Exemptions from Permit Require- consider the following factors, among all ments: (Reserved) other relevant information: B. WHO MAY APPLY: a. The proposed location shall not re- A property owner, or his duly authorized agent, suit in either the detrimental overconcen- may file an application for a conditional use per- tration of a particular use within the City mit where the proposed use or development re- or within the immediate area of the pro- quires any such permit as set forth in RMC posed use. 4-2-060, Zoning Use Tables. (Ord. 3463, 8-11-1980, Amd. Ord. 4648, 1-6-1997) b. That the proposed location is suited for the proposed use. C. CITY AUTHORITY: The Hearing Examiner or the Zoning Administra- tor, as specified in RMC 4-2-060, Zoning Use Tables, shall have the authority to permit condi- tional uses. D. APPLICANT'S RESPONSIBILITY: The application shall set forth fully the grounds and the facts justifying the granting of the condi- tional use permit. (Ord.4404, 6-7-1993) E. SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS AND FEES: Shall be as listed in RMC 4-1-170, Land Use Re- view Fees,and 4-8-120C,Land Use Applications. (Ord. 4722, 5-11-1998) F. PUBLIC NOTICE AND COMMENT PERIOD REQUIRED PRIOR TO ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONS: Notice of the application shall be given pursuant to RMC 4-8-090, Public Notice Requirements. A fourteen (14) day comment period shall be pro- vided prior to any final action by the City of the ap *1111110 - (Revised 10/00) 9-2f 4-9-030G 3. Effect on Adjacent Properties: The proposed use at the proposed location shall. not result in substantial or undue adverse ef- fects on adjacent property.The following site requirements shall be required: (Ord. 3599, 1-11-1982) a. Lot Coverage: Lot coverage in resi- dential districts(SF and MR)shall not ex- ceed fifty percent(50%)of the lot coverage of the zone in which the pro- posed use is to be located. Lot coverage in all other zones shall conform to the re- quirements of the zone in which the pro- posed use is to be located. (Ord.4404, 6-7-1993) b. Yards: Yards shall conform to the re- quirements of the zone in which the pro- posed use is to be located.Additions to the structure shall not be allowed in any required yard. c. Height: Building and structure heights shall conform to the requirements of the zone in which the proposed use is to be located. Spires, belltowers, public utility antennas or similar structures may exceed the height requirement upon ap- proval of a variance. Building heights should be related to surrounding uses in order to allow optimal sunlight and venti- lation, and minimal obstruction of views from adjacent structures. 4. Compatibility: The proposed use shall be compatible with the residential scale and character of the neighborhood. (Ord. 3599, 1-11-1982) 5. Parking: Parking under the building structure should be encouraged. Lot cover- age may be increased to as much as seventy five percent(75%) of the lot coverage re- quirement of the zone in which the proposed use is located if all parking is provided under- ground or within the structure. (Ord. 3903, 4-22-1985) 6. Traffic:Traffic and circulation patterns of vehicles and pedestrians relating to the pro- posed use and surrounding area shall be re- viewed for potential effects on, and to ensure skip, (Ord. movement in, the surrounding area. (Ord. 3599, 1-11-1982) 9-2.1 (Revised 12/99) ``Irl This page left intentionally blank. *4400 (Revised 12/99) 9-2.2 4-9-0301 7. Noise, Glare: Potential noise, light and b. Past history of animal control corn- glare impacts shall be evaluated based on plaints relating to the dogs and cats of the the location of the proposed use on the lot applicant at the address for which the Nrarr` and the location of on-site parking areas,out- kennel is applied for. door recreational areas and refuse storage areas. (Ord. 3599, 1-11-1982) c. Facility specifications/dimensions in which the dogs and cats are to be 8. Landscaping: Landscaping shall be pro- maintained. vided in all areas not occupied by buildings or paving. The Hearing Examiner may require d. Characteristics of animals to be additional landscaping to buffer adjacent kept: size, type. properties from potentially adverse effects of the proposed use. (Ord. 3599, 1-11-1982) e. The zoning classification of the premises on which the kennel is main- 9. Accessory Uses:Accessory uses to tained. conditional uses such as day schools,audito- riums used for social and sport activities, f. Compliance with the requirements of health centers,convents, preschool facilities, RMC 4-4-010, Standards and Review convalescent homes and others of a similar Criteria for Keeping Animals. nature shall be considered to be separate uses and shall be subject to the provisions of 2. Waiting Period Following Revocation the use district in which they are located. or Refusal to Renew: For a period of one year after the date of revocation or refusal to 10. Conversion: No existing building or renew,conditional use permits shall not be is- structure shall be converted to a conditional sued for kennels to applicants who have pre- use unless such building or structure corn- viously had such permits revoked or renewal plies, or is brought into compliance, with the refused. In addition,the applicant must meet provisions of this Chapter. the requirements of this Section or any provi- sions of the animal control authority.(Ord. 11. Public Improvements: The proposed 3927, 7-15-1985) use and location shall be adequately served by and not impose an undue burden on any I. SPECIAL DECISION CRITERIA FOR public improvements, facilities, utilities and WIRELESS COMMUNICATION services.Approval of a conditional use permit FACILITIES IN LIEU OF STANDARD may be conditioned upon the provision and/ CRITERIA: or guarantee by the applicant of necessary The governing authority shall consider the follow- public improvements,facilities,utilities and/or ing factors in determining whether to issue a con- services. (Ord. 3599, 1-11-1982) ditional use permit, although the governing authority may waive or reduce the burden on the H. ADDITIONAL DECISION CRITERIA applicant of one or more of these criteria if the FOR KENNELS: governing authority, concludes that the goals of The Hearing Examiner,in reviewing kennels,may RMC 4-4-140, Wireless Communication Facili- require additional setbacks, fencing, screening, ties, are better served thereby. (Ord. 4689, or soundproofing requirements as he deems nec- 11-24-1997) essary to insure the compatibility of the kennel with the surrounding neighborhood. (Ord. 3927, 1. Height of the proposed tower. 7-15-1985) 2. Proximity of the tower to residential struc- 1. Decision Criteria: Factors to be consid- tures and residential district boundaries. ered in determining such compatibility are: 3. Nature of uses on adjacent and nearby a. Statements regarding approval/dis- properties. approval of surrounding neighbors rela- tive to maintenance of a kennel at the 4. Surrounding topography. No"' address applied for. 9-3 4-9-030J 5. Surrounding tree coverage and foliage. 4-9-040 CONDOMINIUM 6. Design of the tower,with particular refer- CONVERSIONS: ence to design characteristics that have the effect of reducing or eliminating visual obtru- siveness. A. PURPOSE: (Reserved) B. AUTHORITY: The Building Official is charged with the adminis- 7. Proposed ingress and egress. tration and enforcement of this Section and is au- 8. Potential noise, light and glare impacts. thorized and directed to adopt, promulgate, amend and rescind administrative rules consis- tent with the provisions of this Section and neces- 9. Availability of suitable existing towers and other structures. sary to carry out the duties of the Building Official hereunder. (Ord. 3366, 10-15-1979, eff. 10. Compatibility with the general purpose, 10-24-1979) goals, objectives and standards of the Com- C. APPLICABILITY TO CONVERSION OF prehensive Plan, the Zoning Ordinance and any other plan,program,map or ordinance of RENTAL UNITS TO CONDOMINIUMS AND the City. (Ord. 4689, 11-24-1997) COOPERATIVES: This Section shall apply only to the conversion J. DECISION AND CONDITIONS: and sale of rental units that have not yet been The governing authority may grant, with or with- converted to condominium or cooperative units, and to those units in converted buildings that are out conditions, or deny the requested conditional use permit. The Zoning Administrator or Hearing not subject to a binding purchase commitment or Examiner shall have authority to grant the condi- have not been sold on the effective date of this tional use permit upon making a determination, in Section (10-24-1979) writing, that the use is consistent with subsection G of this Section, Decision Criteria. (Ord. 4404, 1. Exemptions: This Section shall not ap- 6-7-1993)The Zoning Administrator or Hearing ply to condominium or cooperative units that Examiner may limit the term and duration of the are vacant on October 24, 1979, and whichNIS conditional use permit. Conditions imposed by have been offered for sale prior to that date; the Zoning Administrator or Hearing Examiner provided, that any tenant who takes posses shall reasonably assure that nuisance or hazard sion of the unit after October 24, 1979, shall to life or property will not develop. (Ord. 4584, be provided the disclosures required by sub- 2-12-1996) section E of this Section and shall be entitled to the benefits of that Section if the required K. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO BE disclosures are not given. COMBINED WITH SITE PLAN REVIEW: Where a use or development requires review un- D. APPLICABILITY TO TENANTS der RMC 4-9-200, Site Plan Review,the site plan OCCUPYING RENTAL UNITS: This Section shall apply only to those tenants and review and administrative conditional use permit shall be combined. (Ord. 4404,6-7-1993) subtenants who occupy rental units in converted buildings at the time the notices,offers and disclo- L. FINALIZATION: (Reserved) sures provided by this Section are required to be delivered.This Section shall not apply to tenants M. EXPIRATION AND EXTENSION: who take possession of a unit vacated by a tenant See RMC 4-8-100H and I. who has received the notices and other benefits provided by this Section; provided, that develop- N. MODIFICATIONS TO APPROVED ers shall disclose in writing to all tenants who take PLAN: (Reserved) possession after service of the notice required by subsection E of this Section, that the unit has been sold or will be offered for sale as a condo- minium or cooperative. This disclosure shall be made prior to the execution of any written rental agreement or prior to the tenant's taking posses- sion, whichever occurs earlier.A developer's fail- 9-4 4-9-040E ure to disclose,within the time specified above, cupies. In the event that more than one ten- that the unit has been sold or offered for sale shall ant occupies a single unit,the developer shall entitle the tenant to all the protections and bene- deliver the offer to all tenants jointly or sepa- skiage fits of this Section. rately. For one hundred twenty(120) days from the date of delivery of the offer the ten- E. TENANT PROTECTIONS: ant shall have the exclusive right to purchase his or her unit on the terms offered. 1. Notice to Tenants of Filing of Conver- sion Declaration:Within seven (7)days of 4. Purchase Rights of Tenants Whose the filing of a condominium conversion decla- Units are Offered for Sale Prior to Effec- ration as provided by the Horizontal Property tive Date of Section:Tenants of rental units Regimes Act(chapter 64.32 RCW)the devel- which were offered for sale as condominium oper shall: (Ord. 3366, 10-15-1979) or cooperative units prior to the effective date of this Section but for which offers there have a. Send to each tenant in the converted been no acceptances shall be entitled to the building, by registered or certified mail, rights and benefits of this Section except that return receipt requested,written notice of those rights provided by subsection E6 of this the filing. A tenant's refusal to accept de- Section shall terminate sixty(60) days from livery shall be deemed adequate service. the offer of sale of the unit to the tenant. b. File notice of the filing of such decla- 5. Subtenant's Purchase Rights: Should ration with the City Clerk, giving the date a tenant reject an offer of sale, the subtenant of filing, file or recording number, office in possession at the time the notice provided where filed, location and address of the in this subsection is delivered shall be offered structure and number of dwelling units the unit on the same terms as those offered contained within the structure, and the the tenant. For thirty(30) days following that name, address and phone numbers of offer or until the expiration of the tenant's one the owner(s), managers and persons re- hundred twenty(120) day option period as sponsible for the management of the provided in this subsection,whichever occurs structure. later, the subtenant shall have the exclusive right to purchase the unit on the terms offered 2. Notice to All Tenants Prior to Offering to the tenant. Any Unit for Sale to the Public as a Condo- minium or Cooperative Unit:At least one 6. Rights of Tenants in Converted Build- hundred twenty(120) days prior to offering ings to Purchase Other Units in the Build- any rental unit or units for sale to the public as ings: Should both the tenant and subtenant a condominium unit or cooperative unit, the reject the offer of sale or fail to notify of the ac- developer shall deliver to each tenant in the ceptance of the offer within the time periods building written notice of his intention to sell set forth in subsections E3 and E5 of this the unit or units. The notice shall specify the Section or vacate, the unit shall be made individual units to be sold and the sale price available for purchase to other tenants and of each unit.This notice shall be in addition to subtenants in the building. The right to pur- and not in lieu of the notices required for evic- chase another unit in the building by tenants tion by chapters 59.12 and 59.18 RCW, and and subtenants shall extend to the end of the shall be delivered as provided in subsection one hundred twenty (120) day notice period E1 a of this Section.With the notice the devel- provided the tenant is in possession of that oper shall also deliver to the tenant a state- unit under subsection E3 of this Section. ment, in a format to be provided by the Whenever all tenants and subtenants in a Building Official, of the tenant's rights under building have indicated in writing their inten- this Section. tion not to purchase a unit or the one hundred twenty(120) day notice period has expired 3. Purchase Rights of Tenant in Posses- and that unit is or becomes vacant then the sion:With the notice provided in this subsec- developer may offer for sale and sell the unit tion, the developer shall deliver to each to the public. tenant whose unit is to be offered for sale a firm offer of sale of the unit that the tenant oc- 9 -5 4-9-040F 7. No Subsequent Sale on Better Terms: stallation of the fire alarm system and all vio- For a period of one year following the date of lations of the Housing Code reveale$1 by the the offers provided in subsections E3, E5 and inspection must be completed and corrected E6 of this Section, no offer shall be extended at least seven(7)days prior to the closing of by the developer on terms more favorable in the sale of the first unit or by the compliance any respect than the offer previously ex- date on the inspection report, whichever is tended to the tenant and/or subtenant unless sooner.A follow-up inspection for compliance the more favorable offer is first extended to shall be completed within seven (7)days of the tenant and/or subtenant as required by the developer's request.A copy of the build- subsections E3, E5 and E6 for a period of not ing inspection report and certification of re- less than thirty(30) days. pairs shall be provided by the developer to each prospective purchaser at least three(3) 8. Evictions Only for Good Cause During days before the signing of an earnest money Notice Period: No condominium or coopera- agreement or other binding purchase corn- tive unit shall be sold or offered for public sale mitment.Copies of the inspection report shall if, in the one hundred twenty(120)day period be delivered to tenants in the converted build- immediately preceding the sale or offer for ing by the developer with the notice of sale as public sale,any tenant has been evicted with- provided in subsection E2 of this Section.An out good cause. For the purposes of this Sec- inspection fee as stipulated in RMC 4-1-1401 tion good cause shall mean:(1)failure to pay shall be paid by the developer whenever an rent after service of a three(3) day notice to inspection is requested as required herein. pay rent or vacate as provided in RCW 59.12.030(3);(2)failure to comply with a term 2. Certification of Repairs: For the protec- or terms of the tenancy after service of a ten tion of the general public,the Building Official (10) day notice to comply or vacate as pro- shall inspect the repairs of defective condi- vided in RCW 59.12.030(4);and(3) the com- tions identified in the inspection report and mission or permission of a waste or the certify that the violations have been cor- maintenance of a nuisance on the premises rected. The certification shall state that only and failure to vacate after service of a three those defects discovered by the Housing (3) day notice as provided in RCW Code inspection and listed on the inspection 59.12.030(5). report have been corrected and that the cer- tification does not guarantee that all Housing 9. Tenant's Right to Vacate: Tenants who Code violations have been corrected. Prior to receive one hundred twenty (120) day no- the acceptance of any offer, the developer tices of sale may terminate their tenancies at shall deliver a copy of the certificate to the any time during such period in the manner purchaser. No developer,however, shall use provided by RCW 59.18.200 and 59.18.220, the Building Official's certification in any ad- but will forfeit all rights to purchase a unit. vertising for the purpose of inducing a person to purchase a condominium or cooperative • F. CONSUMER PROTECTIONS: unit. 1. Mandatory Housing Code Inspection 3. Disclosure Requirements: In addition and Repair—Notice to Buyers and Ten- to the disclosures required by previous sec- ants: Prior to delivery of the one hundred tions,the developer shall make available at a twenty(120) day notice described in subsec- place on the premises convenient to the ten- tion E2 of this Section, developers shall, at ants during normal working hours the follow- their expense, request an inspection of the ing information to prospective purchasers at entire building by the Building Official for least three(3)days before any purchase corn- compliance with the housing and fire codes. mitment is signed, or, in the case of existing The inspection shall be completed within forty tenants, with the one hundred twenty (120) five(45)days of a developer's request unless day notice provided in subsection E2 of this the developer fails to provide or refuses ac- Section:(1)copies of all documents filed with cess to Building and/or Fire personnel. The any governmental agency pursuant to the developer shall be required to install an ap- Horizontal Property Regimes Act(chapter proved fire alarm and smoke detector system 64.32 RCW);(2)an itemization of the specific NIS in accordance with chapter 4-5 RMC. The in- repairs and improvements made to the entire 9-6 4-9-040F building during the six(6)months immediately statements made in the disclosures and other preceding the offer for sale;(3)an itemization documents required to be provided tenants of the repairs and improvements to be coni- and purchasers by this Section. pleted before close of sale;(4)a statement of the services and expenses which are being 6. Purchaser's Right to Rescind: Any paid for by the developer but which will in the purchaser who does not receive the notices, future be terminated,or transferred to the pur- disclosures and documents required by this chaser,or transferred to the owners'associa- Section may,at any time prior to closing of the tion;(5)an accurate estimate of the useful life sale,rescind,in writing,any binding purchase - of the building's major components and me- agreement without any liability on the pur- chanical systems(foundation,exterior walls, - chaser's part and the purchaser shall there- exterior wall coverings other than paint or sim- upon be entitled to the return of any deposits ilar protective coating, exterior stairs, floors made on account of this agreement. and floor supports, carpeting in common ar- eas, roof cover, chimneys, plumbing system, 7. Delivery of Notice and Other Docu- heating system,water heating appliances, ments: Unless otherwise provided, all no- mechanical ventilation system, and elevator tices, contracts, disclosures, documents and equipment)and an estimate of the cost of re- other writings required by this Section shall pairing any component whose useful life will be delivered by registered or certified mail, terminate in less than five(5) years from the return receipt requested.The refusal of regis- date of this disclosure. For each system and tered or certified mail by the addressee shall component whose expected life cannot be ac- be considered adequate delivery. All docu- curately estimated, the developer shall pro- ments shall be delivered to tenants at the ad- vide a detailed description of its present dress specified on the lease or rental _ condition and an explanation of why no esti- agreement between the tenant and the devel- mate is possible. In addition, the developer oper or landlord. If there is no written lease or shall provide an itemized statement in budget rental agreement then documents shall be form of the monthly costs of owning the unit delivered to the tenants' address at the con- that the purchaser intends to buy. The item- verted building or the last known address of ization shall include but shall not be limited to: the tenant, if other than the address at the (a) payments on purchase load; (b)taxes; (c) converted building. In any sublet unit all doc- insurance;(d)utilities(which shall be listed in- uments shall be delivered to the tenant at his dividually);(e)homeowner's assessments;(f) current address, if known, and to the sub- the projected monthly assessment needed for tenant in possession. If the tenant's current replacing building components and systems address is unknown,then two(2)copies of all - whose life expectancy is less than five(5) documents shall be delivered to the sub- years; and (g) a statement of the budget as- tenant, one addressed to the tenant and the sumptions concerning occupancy and infla- other addressed to the subtenant. Delivery of tion factors. the one hundred twenty(120) day notice of intention to sell required by subsection E2 of 4. Warranty of Repairs—Set Aside for this Section,the developer's offer to sell,and Repairs: Each developer shall warrant for all disclosure documents shall be delivered to one year from the date of completion all im- the tenants in a converted building at a meet- provements and repairs disclosed pursuant ing between the developer and the tenants. to subsection E3 of this Section. The meeting shall be arranged by the devel- oper at a time and place convenient to the 5. Unlawful Representations: It shall be tenants. At the meeting the developer shall unlawful for any developer,agent or person to discuss with the tenants the effect that the make or cause to be made in any disclosure conversion will have upon the tenants. or other document required by this Section Should any tenant refuse to acknowledge ac- any statement or representation that is know- ceptance of the notice, offer and disclosures, ingly false or misleading. It shall also be un- the developer shall deliver the documents in lawful for any developer, agent or other the manner prescribed in this subsection. person to make,or cause to be made,to any prospective purchaser, including a tenant, 8. Acceptance of Offers: Acceptance by any oral representation which differs from the tenants or other beneficiaries of offers pro- 9-7 4-9-040G vided pursuant to this Section shall be in writ- which one copy has heretofore been filed and is ing and delivered to the developer by now on file in the office of the City Clerk and made registered or certified mail, return receipt re- available for examination by the public, is hereby quested, postmarked on or before the expira- adopted by reference. (Ord.4546, 7-24-1995) tion date of the offer. B. PURPOSE: G. COMPLAINTS: It is the purpose of the provisions of this Section Any person subjected to any unlawful practice as to provide a just, equitable and practicable set forth in this Section may file a complaint in method, to be cumulative with and in addition to writing with the Building Official. The Building Of- any other remedy provided by any code or ordi- ficial is hereby authorized and directed to receive nance of the City,whereby buildings and/or struc- complaints and conduct such investigations as tures which from any cause endanger the life, are deemed necessary. Whenever it is deter- limb, health, morals,property,safety or welfare of mined that there has been a violation of this Sec- the general public or their occupants,may be re- tion, the Building Official is authorized to send quired to be repaired, vacated or demolished. written notice of said violation to the person re- sponsible for the violation. If,within ten(10)days C. APPLICABILITY: of said notice,the responsible person makes writ- The provisions of this Section shall apply to all ten request for reconciliation, the applicable de- dangerous buildings as herein defined,which are partment director is authorized to attempt to now in existence, or which may hereafter be con- conciliate the matter by conference or otherwise structed in the City. and secure a written conciliation agreement. D. APPEALS: H. COUNCIL WAIVER OF REQUIREMENTS: 1. Authority and Process: The Board of The City Council is authorized to waive strict corn- Appeals, under Chapter 5 of the"1994 Uni- pliance with this Section in specific individual in- form Code for the Abatement of Dangerous stances where the developer can show with clear, Buildings"shall be the Hearing Examiner.Ap- cogent and convincing evidence that: (1) the fi- peals may be filed pursuant to RMC 4-8-110, "issii nancial burden required to comply would greatly Appeals. outweigh the benefits and would create an unrea- sonable hardship upon the developer; or(2) the 2. Public Hearing Attendance: The Hear- units have been offered for sale as condominium ing Examiner shall hold a hearing at the time units prior to the effective date of this Section and place specified in the complaint of the (10-24-1979) and the developer has incurred sig- Building Official,in which all parties in interest nificant financial obligations with the intention of shall be given the right to file an answer to the meeting such obligations with the proceeds of the complaint, to appear in person or otherwise, sale of such units, and the provisions of this Sec- and to give testimony. tion will prevent meeting such obligation. (Ord. 3366, 10-15-1979) 3. Examiner Findings and Decision: If af- ter such hearing the Hearing Examiner shall I. VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES: determine that such structure is, in fact, a In the event conciliation is not achieved,the appli- dangerous building as herein defined,the Ex- cable department director is authorized to issue a aminer shall reduce such findings of fact to civil infraction or criminal citation in accordance writing, in support of such determination and with RMC Title 1. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) shall issue or cause to be issued and to be served upon the owner or party in interest of any such"dangerous building"in the manner 4-9-050 DANGEROUS BUILDINGS - provided herein for the service of the corn- ABATEMENT OF: plaint an order which shall require the owner or party in interest,within the time specified in A. ADOPTION BY REFERENCE: such order, to repair, alter or improve such The"Uniform Code for the Abatement of Danger- dwelling, building or structure and to render it ous Buildings 1994 Edition"published by the In- fit for human habitation or other use, or to va- ternational Conference of Building Officials, of cate and close the dwelling, building or struc- 'rl 9 -8 4-9-060C ture, if such course of action is deemed ceptable to the City, the applicant shall be re- proper, or specified, to remove or demolish quired to provide further estimates acceptable such dwelling, building or structure. to the City. No temporary occupancy permit shall be granted until the security amount has 4. Recording of Order: If no appeal is filed been established following acceptable esti- from such order in the manner herein pro- mates. vided for, then a copy of such order shall be filed with the Auditor of King County. 4. Expiration: Said temporary occupancy permit shall be good for a period of not more E. VIOLATION AND PENALTIES: than ninety(90) days.After improvements Penalties for any violation of any of the provisions have been installed and approved by the City of this Chapter shall be in accord with RMC 1-3-2, the security herein shall be released and the Civil Penalties. (Ord. 4546, 7-24-1995) applicant may make application for a perma- nent occupancy permit. 4-9-060 DEFERRAL OF 5. Extension of Temporary Occupancy IMPROVEMENT INSTALLATION Permit Up to One Hundred Eighty(180) PROCEDURES: Days: Should extenuating circumstances or circumstances beyond the control of the ap- A. PURPOSE: (Reserved) plicant prevent the installation of such on-site or-off-site improvements,the Building Official B. TEMPORARY(NINETY(90) DAY) may extend the temporary occupancy permit OCCUPANCY PERMITS IN ADVANCE OF to a total maximum of one hundred eighty IMPROVEMENT INSTALLATION — (180) days. (Ord. 4348, 5-4-1992) BUILDING OFFICIAL DEFERRAL OF OFF- C. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AND ON-SITE IMPROVEMENTS FOR DEFERRAL OF PLAT IMPROVEMENTS OTHER THAN PLATS: OR DEFERRAL OF OTHER ON-AND ` '"` OFF-SITE IMPROVEMENTS BEYOND 1. Applicability:A temporary occupancy TEMPORARY OCCUPANCY PERMIT: permit may be granted by the Building Offi- cial, when the required improvements have 1. Applicability: If a developer wishes to not been deferred or installed and in the opin- defer certain improvements listed in this Title ion of the Building Official are not necessary until after obtaining a certificate of occupancy for life, safety or health, or structural integrity for any structures,or in the case of plats,final of the buildings on the site, and the improve plat approval, the written application shall be ments are to be installed and completed made to the Board of Public Works stating the within ninety(90) days from the date of issu- ance of temporary occupancy permit. (Ord. reasons why such delay is necessary. (Ord. 4521, 6-5-1995) 4348, 5-4-1992) 2. Decision Criteria: (Reserved) 2. Decision Criteria: (Reserved) 3. Security Required: In all such cases, a 3. Security Required: Upon approval by certified or cashier's check,letter of credit,set the Board of Public Works for such defer- aside letter,or other acceptable security must ment,for good cause shown by the applicant, be posted to the extent of one hundred fifty the applicant shall thereupon furnish security percent(150%) of the estimated cost of the to the City in an amount equal to one hundred improvements not installed and accepted. fifty percent(150%) of the estimated cost of The amount of said security shall be provided the installation and required improvements. by an estimate of the applicant together with The decision of the Board of Public Works as supporting data from a reputable contractor or to the amount of such security shall be con subcontractor and based upon full engineer- clusive. (Ord. 4521, 6-5-1995) ing plans. Such estimates shall be approved Noir, by the Building Official of the City; however, 4. Plans for Improvements Required: should the amount of the estimate be unac Should the Board of Public Works grant the 9 -9 4-9-060C deferral of part or all of the necessary on-site the installation of the deferred improvement. improvements, then full and complete engi- (Ord. 3988, 4-28-1986) neering drawings of the on-site improve- ments shall be submitted as a condition 8. Acceptable Security: Security accept- vim` precedent to the granting of any deferral. , able under this Section may be cash, letter of (Ord. 3988,4-28-1986) credit,set aside letter provided that the funds cannot be withdrawn, spent, or committed to 5. Waiver of Requirement for Plans: any third party, or savings account assigned Board may waive requirement of construction to the City and blocked as to withdrawal by plans for short plat improvement deferrals. the secured party without the City's approval. Only if these security devices are unavailable 6. Expiration: Such security shall list the to the applicant, or the applicant can show exact work that shall be performed by the ap- hardship, will the City accept a performance plicant and shall specify that all of the de- bond.Any security device must be payable to ferred improvements shall be completed the City upon demand by the City and not within the time specified by the Board of Pub- conditioned upon approval or other process lic Works,and if no time is so specified, then involving the applicant. Security must be un- not later than one year. For plats, if no time is equivocally committed to the project being established,then not later than one year after secured, and cannot be available for any approval of the final plat by the City Council or other purpose.Any security that,according to one year after recording of a short subdivi- its terms, lapses upon a date certain, will sion. The security shall be held by the Fi- cause the deferral to lapse on that same date nance Department. (Ord. 4521, 6-5-1995) unless additional adequate substitute secu- rity has been posted prior to the termination 7. Extension of Time Limit: The Board of date of the prior security. Each security docu- Public Works shall annually review the de- ment posted with the City must be approved ferred improvements and the amount of the by the City Attorney,whose decision as to the security. Should the Board of Public Works acceptability of the security shall be conclu- determine that any improvement need not be sive. (Ord. 4521, 6-5-1995) installed immediately, then the Board of Pub- lic Works may extend the deferral for an addi- 9. Special Security Option for Deferral of tional period of time up to an additional year. Street Improvements:A restrictive covenant Any improvement deferred for five(5) years running with the land, signed and properly re- shall be required to be installed or shall be corded after City Attorney review, may be ac- waived by the Board pursuant to RMC cepted as security if the covenant guarantees 4-9-250C, Waiver Procedures, unless the that the property will join in any future LID es- Board of Public Works determines that it is tablished to install the required improvements more likely than not that the improvements in addition to the following conditions: would be installed within an additional five(5) year period of time, in which case the Board a. There are no similar improvements in may continue to defer the improvements year the vicinity and there is no likelihood that to year subject to the other conditions con- the improvements will be needed or re- tained in this Section. Should any improve- quired in the next five (5) years. ment be initiated before the lapse of a deferral, and the work is diligently pursued, b. There will be no detrimental effect on then the Board of Public Works may extend the public health, safety or welfare if the the deferral period for a term equivalent to the improvements are not installed. time necessary to complete construction, but subject, however,to continuation of the secu- c. There is no likelihood that the zoning rity. At the same time as the granting of any or land use on or adjacent to the site will additional deferral, the security for such de- change to a higher classification within a ferral shall be reviewed and increased or de- five(5) year period, thus increasing the creased as the Board of Public Works shall likelihood that the improvements will be deem necessary, but shall remain in an needed. amount equal to a minimum of one hundred fifty percent(150%) of the estimated cost of 9 - 10 4-9-070A d. A covenant approved by the Board of ments deferred, amount of security or check Public Works shall contain language that deposited,time limit of security or check, stipulates the property owner will immedi- name of bonding company, and any other "'a`` ately install the deferred improvements at pertinent information. (Ord.4521, 6-5-1995) his or her expense upon a determination of the Board of Public Works that the im- 13. Transfer of Responsibility:Whenever provements have become necessary. security has been accepted by the Board of Public Works,then no release of the owner or 10. Special Security Option for Short developer upon that security shall be granted Plats:A restrictive covenant running with the unless a new party will be obligated to per- land,signed and properly recorded after City form the work as agreed in writing to be re- Attorney review,may be accepted as security sponsible under the security, and has if the covenant guarantees that the property provided security. In the instance where se- will join in any future limited improvement dis- curity would be provided by a condominium trict established to install the required im- owners' association or property owners' as- provements in addition to the following sociation, then it shall be necessary for the conditions: owners association to have voted to assume the obligation before the City may accept the a. The restrictive covenant for deferrals security, and a copy of the minutes of the occurs only for a single family develop- owners' association duly certified shall be ment no larger than a short plat. filed along with the security. b. There are no similar improvements in 14. Board Approval Required Prior to the vicinity and there is no likelihood that Transfer of Responsibility:The City shall the improvements will be needed or re- not be required to permit a substitution of one quired in the next five (5) years. party for another on any security if the Board of Public Works, after full review,feels that c. There will be no detrimental effect on the new owner does not provide sufficient se- the public health, safety or welfare if the curity to the City that the improvements will improvements are not installed. be installed when required. d. There is little likelihood that the zon- 15. Proceeding Against Security: The ing or land use on or adjacent to the site City reserves the right, in addition to all other will change to a higher classification and remedies available to it by law, to proceed development will occur within a five (5) against such security or other payment in lieu year period,thus increasing the likelihood thereof. In case of any suit or action to en- that the improvements will be needed. force any provisions of this code,the devel- oper shall pay the City all costs incidental to e. A covenant approved by the Board such litigation including reasonable attor- shall contain language that stipulates the ney's fees. The applicant shall enter into an property owner will immediately install agreement with the City requiring payment of the deferred improvements at his or her such attorney's fees. (Ord.4521, 6-5-1995) expense upon a determination of the Board of Public Works that the improve- ments have become necessary. (Ord. 4-9-070 ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW 4521, 6-5-1995) PROCEDURES: 11. Security Requirement Binding:The A. PURPOSE: requirement of the posting of any security The City, recognizing that man depends on his bi- therefor shall be binding on the applicant and ological and physical surroundings for food, shel- the applicant's heirs, successors and as- ter and other needs, and for cultural enrichment signs. (Ord. 3988,4-28-1986) as well, and recognizing further the profound im- pact of man's activity on the interrelations of all 12. Notification to Administrator: The components of the natural environment, particu- Board of Public Works shall notify the Admin- larly the profound influences of population istrator in writing of the following:the improve- growth, high density urbanization, industrial ex- 9 - 11 (Revised 10/00) 4-9-070B pansions, resource utilization and exploitation ronment and that each person has a responsibility and new and expanding technological advances, to contribute to the preservation and enhance- and recognizing further the critical importance of ment of the environment. (Amd. Ord. 4835, restoring and maintaining environmental quality 3-27-2000) to the overall welfare and development of man, declares that it is the continuing policy of the City, B. APPLICABILITY: in cooperation with Federal,State and other local This part contains the basic requirements that ap- governments and in cooperation with other con- ply to the State Environmental Policy Act(SEPA) cerned public and private organizations,to use all process and sets forth methods and procedures practicable means and measures in a manner which will insure that presently unquantified envi- calculated to foster and promote the general wel- ronmental amenities and values will be given ap- fare, to create and maintain conditions under propriate consideration in decision making along which man and nature can exist in productive har- with economic and technical considerations. To mony, and fulfill the social, economic and other the fullest extent possible,the City will utilize a requirements of present and future generations of systematic, interdisciplinary approach which will Washington citizens. insure the integrated use of the natural and social sciences and the environmental design arts in In order to carry out the policy set forth in this Sec- planning and in decision making which may have tion,it is the continuing responsibility of the City to an impact on man's environment. The policies use all practicable means, consistent with other and goals set forth in this Section are supplemen- essential considerations of State and City poli- tary to those set forth in existing authorizations of cies,to improve and coordinate plans, functions, the State and City. programs and resources to the end that the State and its citizens may: 1. Exemptions: (Reserved) 1. Fulfill the responsibilities of each genera- C. INTERPRETATION: tion as trustees of the environment for suc- To the fullest extent possible,the policies, regula- ceeding generations; tions and laws of the State of Washington and of the City shall be interpreted and administered in *44010 2. Assure for all people of Washington safe, accordance with the policies set forth in this Title. healthful, productive and aesthetically and culturally pleasing surroundings; D. GENERAL STATE REQUIREMENTS— ADOPTION BY REFERENCE: 3. Attain the widest range of beneficial uses The City of Renton adopts as its own the policies of the environment without degradation, risk and objectives of the State Environmental Policy to health or safety, or other undesirable and Act of 1971,as amended(chapter 43.21 C RCW). unintended consequences; The City of Renton adopts the following sections 4. Preserve important historic, cultural and of chapter 197-11 WAC by reference: natural aspects of our national heritage; WAC 5. Maintain,wherever possible, an environ- 197-11-040 Definitions. ment which supports diversity and variety of 197-11-050 Lead agency. 197-11-055 Timing of the SEPA process. individual choice; 197-11-060 Content of environmental revi6. Achieve a balance between population Limitationsew. and resource use which will permit high stan- 197-11-070 SEPAos actions during dards of living and a wide sharing of life's process. 197-11-080 Incomplete or unavailable infor- amenities;and oration. 7. Enhance the quality of renewable re- 197-11-090 Supporting documents. sources and approach the maximum attain 197-11 100 Information required of appli able recycling of depletable resources. cants. The City recognizes that each person has a fun- damental and inalienable right to a healthful envi- (Revised 10/00) 9- 12 4-9-070F E. AUTHORITY FOR THIS SECTION: 197-11-946 DOE resolution of lead agency The City of Renton adopts this Section under the disputes. State Environmental Policy Act(SEPA), RCW 197-11-948 Assumption of lead agency sta- �' '' 43.21 C.120, and the SEPA rules, WAC tus. 197-11-904. This Section contains this City's SEPA procedures and policies.The SEPA rules, 2. Determination of Lead Agency:The chapter 197-11 WAC, must be used in conjunc- department within the City receiving an appli- tion with this Section. The City of Renton pos- cation for or initiating a proposal that involves sesses the authority to deny or condition actions a nonexempt action shall determine when the in order to mitigate or prevent probable significant City is the lead agency for that proposal un- adverse environmental impacts. This authority der WAC 197-11-940 and 197-11-922 applies to all City activities including actions as through 197-11-940; unless the lead agency defined in this Section,whether or not such activ- ities are considered to be ministerial in nature. F. LEAD AGENCY AUTHORITY: 1. Adoption by Reference:The City adopts the following sections by reference, as supplemented by WAC 173-806-050 and 173-806-053 and this part: WAC 197-11-900 Purpose of this part. 197-11-902 Agency SEPA policies. 197-11-916 Application to ongoing actions. 197-11-920 Agencies with environmental expertise. 197-11-922 Lead agency rules. 197-11-924 Determining the lead agency. 197-11-926 Lead agency for governmental proposals. 197-11-928 Lead agency for public and pri- vate proposals. 197-11-930 Lead agency for private projects with one agency with jurisdic- tion. 197-11-932 Lead agency for private projects requiring licenses from more than one agency, when one of the agencies is a county/city. 197-11-934 Lead agency for private projects requiring licenses from a local agency, not a county/city, and one or more state agencies. 197-11-936 Lead agency for private projects requiring licenses from more than one state agency. 197-11-938 Lead agencies for specific pro- posals. 197-11-940 Transfer of lead agency status to a state agency. 197-11-942 Agreements on lead agency sta- tus. 197-11-944 Agreements on division of lead agency duties. 9 - 12.1 (Revised 10/00) This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 10/00) 9. 12.2 4-9-070G has been previously determined or the de- G. SEPA RESPONSIBLE OFFICIAL partment is aware that another department or AUTHORITY: agency is in the process of determining the lead agency. Any department making a lead 1. Official Designated: For those propos- agency determination for a private project als for which the City is the lead agency, the shall require sufficient information from the responsible official shall be the Environmen- applicant to identify which other agencies tal Review Committee. The Environmental have jurisdiction over the proposal. Review Committee shall make the threshold determination, supervise scoping and prepa- 3. Lead Agency Agreements: The Envi- rations of any required environmental impact ronmental Review Committee is authorized statement(EIS), and perform any other func- to make agreements as to the lead agency tions assigned to the"lead agency"or"re- status or shared lead agency duties for a pro- sponsible official" by section so the SEPA posal under WAC 197-11-942 and rules that were adopted by reference in WAC 197-11-944;provided,that the Environmental 173-806-020.(Ord.4522)The Environmental Review Committee and any department that Review Committee shall consist of three (3) will incur responsibilities as the result of such officials designated by the Mayor with concur- agreement approved the agreement. rence by the City Council. 4. Effect of Other Agency's Threshold 2. Duties of Responsible Official: For all Determinations on City Project Review: proposals for which the City is the lead When the City is not the lead agency for a agency, the Environmental Review Commit- proposal,all departments of the City shall use tee shall make the threshold determination, and consider, as appropriate, either the de- supervise scoping and preparations of any termination of nonsignificance (DNS) or the required environmental impact statement final environmental impact statement(EIS)of (EIS), and perform any other functions as- the lead agency in making decisions on the signed to the"lead agency"or"responsible proposal. The Environmental.Review Com- official" by those sections of the SEPA rules Nome mittee shall not prepare or require prepara- that were adopted by reference in WAC tion of a DNS or EIS in addition to that 173-806-020. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) In prepared by the lead agency, unless required those instances in which the City is the lead under WAC 197-11-600. In some cases, the agency, the Environmental Review Commit- City may conduct supplemental environmen- tee shall supervise compliance with the tal review under WAC 197-11-600. threshold determination and, if an EIS is nec- essary, shall supervise preparation of the 5. City Objections to Determinations of draft and final EIS. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) Other Lead Agency: If the City or any of its The Environmental Review Committee may departments receives a lead agency determi- develop further administrative and procedural nation made by another agency that appears guidelines for the administration by the re- inconsistent with the criteria of WAC sponsible official of the provisions of this 197-11-922 through 197-11-940, it may ob- Chapter. ject to the determination.Any objection must be made to the agency originally making the 3. Consultation Requests:The Environ- determination and resolved within fifteen(15) mental Review Committee, or its designate, days of receipt of the determination, or the shall be responsible for preparation of written City must petition the Department of Ecology comments for the City in response to a con- for a lead agency determination under WAC sultation request prior to a threshold determi- 197-11-946 within the fifteen (15) day time nation,participation in scoping,and reviewing period.Any such petition on behalf of the City a DEIS. The Environmental Review Commit- may be initiated by the Environmental Review tee, or its designate, shall be responsible for Committee. the City compliance with WAC 197-11-550 whenever the City is a consulted agency and is authorized to develop operating proce- dures that will ensure that responses to con- sultation requests are prepared in a timely 9 - 13 4-9-070H fashion and include data from all appropriate ing the proposal shall determine whether the departments of the City. license and/or the proposal is exempt. The department's determination that a proposal is H. OTHER AUTHORITY: exempt shall be final and not subject to ad- . ministrative review. 1. Hydraulic Projects:For those proposals requiring a hydraulic project approval under 4. Proposal Description: In determining RCW 75.20.100, the State Department of whether or not a proposal is exempt, the de- Fish and Wildlife shall be considered an partment shall make certain the proposal is agency with jurisdiction. properly defined and shall identify the gov- ernmental licenses required (WAC 2. Successor Agencies: If a specific 197-11-060). agency has been named in these rules, and the functions of that agency have changed or 5. Review Criteria:A department which is been transferred to another agency, the term determining whether or not a proposal is ex- shall mean any successor agency. empt shall ascertain the total scope of the proposal and the governmental licenses re- l. CATEGORICAL EXEMPTIONS: quired. If a proposal includes a series of ac- tions, physically or functionally related to 1. Adoption by Reference: The City each other, some of which are exempt and adopts the following sections by reference,as some which are not, the proposal is not ex- supplemental in this part: WAC 197-11-300, empt.For any such proposal,the lead agency Purpose of this part; and 197-11-305, Cate- shall be determined, even if the license appli- gorical exemptions. The City adopts by refer- cation which triggers the department's con- ence the following rules for categorical sideration is otherwise exempt. If the lead exemptions,as supplemented in this Section, agency is the City, then the responsible offi- including WAC 173-806-070(Flexible thresh- cial shall be designated as defined in subsec- olds), 173-806-080(Use of exemptions),and tion G of this Section. 173-806-190 (Environmentally sensitive ar- ,44111 eas): 6. Proposals Which Include Exempt and Nonexempt Actions: If a proposal includes WAC both exempt and nonexempt actions,exempt 197-11-800 Categorical exemptions. actions may be authorized with respect to the 197-11-880 Emergencies. proposal prior to the compliance with the pro- 197-11-890 Petitioning DOE to change cedural requirements of these guidelines ex- exemptions. cept that: 2. Local Modifications to State Categori- a. Ineligible for Exemption: The City cal Exemptions: The City of Renton estab- shall not give authorization for lishes the following exempt levels for minor new construction under WAC 197-11-800 i. Any nonexempt action; (A)(b) based on local conditions. Whenever the City establishes new exempt levels under ii. Any action that would have an this Section, it shall send them to the Depart- adverse environmental impact; ment of Ecology, Headquarters Office, Olym- pia, Washington, 98504 under WAC iii. Any action that would limit the 197-11-800(1)(c). choice of alternatives; or a. For landfills and excavations in WAC iv. Any action that will irrevocably 197-11-800(a)(b)(v): Up to five hundred commit the City to approve or autho- (500) cubic yards. rize a major action. 3. Exemption Decision Authority: Each b. Denial Authorized:A department department within the City that receives an may withhold approval of an exempt ac- application for a license or, in the case of gov- tion that would lead to modification of the ernmental proposals, the department initiat- physical environment,when such modifi- 9- 14 4-9-070K cation would serve no purpose if nonex- the exemptions within WAC 197-11-800 empt action(s)were not approved;and.a that are inapplicable for that area are: department may withhold approval of ex- empt actions that would lead to substan- WAC 197-11-800(1) tial financial expenditures by a private WAC 197-11-800(2)(d, e, g) applicant when the expenditures would WAC 197-11-800(6)(a) serve no purpose if nonexempt action(s) WAC 197-11-800(24)(a, b, c, d,f, g) were not approved. WAC 197-11-800(25)(f, h) 7. liming for Decisions Relating to Cate- c. Wetlands:The following SEPA cate- gorical Exemptions: Identification of cate- gorical exemptions shall not apply to wet- gorical exempt actions shall occur within ten lands: (10)days of submission of an adequate and complete application. WAC 197-11-800(1) WAC 197-11-800(2) 8. Effect of Exemption: If a proposal is ex- WAC 197-11-800(3) empt,none of the procedural requirements of WAC 197-11-800(4) this Section apply to the proposal. The City WAC 197-11-800(6) shall not require completion of an environ- WAC 197-11-800(8) mental checklist for an exempt proposal. WAC 197-11-800(25) J. ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE Unidentified exemptions shall continue to ap- AREAS/INAPPLICABLE EXEMPTIONS: ply within environmentally critical areas of the City. 1. Maps Depicting Environmentally Criti- cal Areas and Critical Area Designation: 3. Threshold Determinations for Propos- als Located within Environmentally Sensi- a. Maps Adopted by Reference: The tive Areas: The City shall treat proposals 'tlirrr` map(s) under Ordinance No.3891 desig- located wholly or partially within an environ- nate the location of environmentally criti- mentally sensitive area no differently than cal areas within the City and are adopted other proposals under this Section, making a by reference. These include greenbelts threshold determination for all such propos- designated in the Comprehensive Plan, als. The City shall not automatically require conservancy and natural environments of an EIS for a proposal merely because it is the Shoreline Master Program and the proposed for location in an environmentally one hundred (100) year floodway sensitive area. (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) mapped under the Federal Flood Insur- ance Program. K. ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST: (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) b. Critical Areas Designated:Wet- lands as mapped and identified in the 1. When Required:A completed environ- City Critical Areas Inventory of Wetlands mental checklist(or a copy), in the form pro- are designated as environmentally criti- vided in WAC 197-11-960,shall be filed at the cal areas pursuant to the State Environ- same time as an application for a permit, li- mental Policy Act, WAC 197-11-908. cense, certificate, or other approval not spe- cifically exempted in this Section;except, a 2. Inapplicable State Environmental Pol- checklist is not needed if the Environmental icy Act(SEPA) Exemptions: Review Committee and applicant agree an EIS is required, SEPA compliance has been a. General: Certain exemptions do not completed, or SEPA compliance has been apply on lands covered by water,and this initiated by another agency. remains true regardless of whether or not lands covered by water are mapped. 2. Use of Checklist to Determine Lead Agency and Threshold Determination: b. Environmentally Critical Areas: The department within the City receiving the For each environmentally critical area, application or initiating the action shall use 9 - 15 (Revised 10/00) , 4-9-070L the environmental checklist to determine the WAC lead agency. If the City is the lead agency, 197-11-310 Threshold determination the Environmental Review Committee shall required. use the environmental checklist for making 197-11-315 Environmental checklist. iw the threshold determination. 197-11-330 Threshold determination pro- cess. 3. Checklist Preparation Process for Pri- 197-11-335 Additional information. vate Proposals: For private proposals, the 197-11-340 Determination of nonsignifi- department within the City receiving the ap- cance (DNS). plication will require the applicant to complete 197-11-350 Mitigated DNS. the environmental checklist, providing assis- 197-11-355 Optional DNS process. (Ord. tance as necessary. The Environmental Re- 4725, 5-18-1998) view Committee may require that it, and not 197-11-360 Determination of significance the private applicant,will complete all or part (DS)/initiation of scoping. of the environmental checklist for a private 197-11-390 Effect of threshold determina- proposal, if either of the following occurs: tion. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) a. The City has technical information on 2. Identification of Impacts: As much as a question or questions that is unavail- possible,the Environmental Review Commit- able to the private applicant;or tee should assist the applicant with identifica- tion of impacts to the extent necessary to b. The applicant has provided inaccu- formulate mitigation measures. rate information on previous proposals or on proposals currently under consider- 3. Time Limits for Issuing Threshold De- ation. terminations: The following time limits (ex- pressed in calendar days) shall apply to the 4. Checklist Preparation Process for City processing of all private projects and to those Proposals: For City proposals,the depart- governmental proposals submitted to this ment initiating the proposal shall complete City by other agencies: the environmental checklist for that proposal. a. Threshold Determinations When 5. Optional Environmental Review Prior No Additional Information Is Re- to Preparation of Detailed Plans and Spec- quired:Threshold determinations not re- ifications: If the City's only action on a pro- quiring further information from the posal is a decision on a building permit or applicant or consultation with agencies other license that requires detailed project with jurisdiction should be completed plans and specifications,the applicant may within fifteen (15) days of submission of request in writing that the Environmental Re- an adequate application and the corn- view Committee conduct an environmental pleted checklist. review prior to submission of detailed plans specification. A completed environmental b. Threshold Determinations When checklist shall be submitted along with the Additional Information Is Required: appropriate environmental fees.The Environ- Threshold determinations requiring fur- mental Review Committee may require spe- ther information from the applicant or cific detailed information at any time. consultation with other agencies with ju- risdiction should be completed within L. THRESHOLD DETERMINATION twenty (20) days of receiving the re- PROCESS: (Amd. Ord. 4835,3-27-2000) quested information from the applicant or This part contains rules for evaluating the impacts the consulted agency; requests by the of the proposals not requiring an environmental City for such further information should impact statement (EIS). be made within twenty (20) days of the submission of an adequate application 1. Adoption by Reference:The City and completed checklist;when a request adopts the following sections by reference, for further information is submitted to a as supplemental in this part: consulted agency, the City shall wait a 44460 maximum of thirty (30)days for the con- (Revised 10/00) 9 - 16 4-9-070L suited agency to respond. Threshold de- 8. DNS or DS Authorized: If the Environ- terminations which require that further mental Review Committee indicated areas of studies including, but not limited to,field concern, but did not indicate specific mitiga- investigations be initiated by the City tion measures that would allow it to issue a should be completed within thirty (30) DNS,the Environmental Review Committee days of submission of an adequate appli- shall make the threshold determination, issu- cation and the completed checklist. ing a DNS or DS as appropriate. c. Threshold Determinations When 9. Required Level of Specificity for Pro- Applicant Recommends Preparation posed Mitigation Measures:The applicant's of an Environmental Impact State- proposed mitigation measures(clarifications, ment:Threshold determinations on ac- changes or conditions)must be in writing and tions where the applicant recommends in must be specific. For example, proposals to writing that an EIS be prepared,because "control noise"or"prevent stormwater runoff" of the probable significant adverse envi- are inadequate,whereas proposals to"muffle ronmental impacts described in the appli- machinery to X decibel"or"construct two hun- cation, shall be completed within twenty dred foot(200')stormwater retention pond at (20) days of submission of an adequate Y location"are adequate. application and the completed checklist. 10. Incorporation of Mitigation Measures 4. Written Notice to Applicant When Re- into DNS: Mitigation measures which justify quested: When a threshold determination is issuance of a mitigated DNS may be incorpo- expected to require more than twenty (20) rated in the DNS by reference to agency staff days to complete and a private applicant re- reports, studies or other documents. quests notification of the date when a thresh- old determination will be made,the 11. Public Comment and Notice Period Environmental Review Committee or its for Mitigated DNS:A mitigated DNS agent shall transmit to the private applicant a (MDNS)is issued under WAC 197-11-340(2), written statement as to the expected date of requiring a fifteen (15) day comment period decision. and public notice. 5. Mitigated DNS Authorized:As provided 12. DNS Required to Accompany Staff in this Section and in WAC 197-11-350,the Recommendation: For nonexempt propos- Environmental Review Committee may issue als, the DNS for the proposal shall accom- a DNS based on changes to, or clarification pany the City's staff recommendation to the of, the proposal made by the applicant. Hearing Examiner or other appropriate advi- sory body, such as the Planning Commis- 6. Decision to Be Based Upon Appli- sion. cant's Changed Proposal: When an appli- cant submits a changed or clarified proposal, 13. Effect and Enforcement of Mitigation along with a revised or amended environ- Measures:Mitigation measures incorporated mental checklist,the Environmental Review in the mitigated DNS shall be deemed condi- Committee shall base its threshold determi- tions of approval of the permit decision and nation on the changed or clarified proposal may be enforced in the same manner as any and should make the determination within term or condition of the permit,or enforced in twenty(20)days of receiving the changed or any manner specifically prescribed by the clarified proposal. City. 7. DNS Authorized: If the Environmental 14. Effect of MDNS: The Environmental Review Committee indicated specific mitiga- Review Committee's written response under tion measures in its response to the request this Section (DNS) shall not be construed as for early notice,and the applicant changed or a determination of significance. In addition, clarified the proposal to include those specific preliminary discussion of clarifications or mitigation measures,the Environmental Re- changes to a proposal, as opposed to a writ- view Committee shall issue and circulate a ten request for early notice,shall not bind the DNS under WAC 197-11-340(2). Environmental Review Committee to con- 9 - 17 (Revised 10/00) 4-9-070M sider the clarification or changes in its thresh- 2. Adoption by Reference: The City old determination. adopts the following sections by reference, as supplemented by this part: 15. Request for Early Notice—Likelihood '111110 of Determination of Significance (DS): WAC 197-11-400 Purpose of EIS. a. Timing for Request: An applicant 197-11-402 General requirements. may request in writing early notice of 197-11-405 EIS types. whether a DS is likely under WAC 197-11-406 EIS timing. 197-11-350.The request must: 197-11-408 Scoping. 197-11-410 Expanded scoping (Optional). i. Follow submission of an environ- 197-11-420 EIS preparation. mental checklist for a nonexempt 197-11-425 Style and size. proposal for which the City is lead 197-11-430 Format. agency; and 197-11-440 EIS contents. 197-11-442 Contents of EIS on nonproject ii. Precede the City's actual thresh- proposal. old determination for proposal. 197-11-443 EIS contents when prior non- project EIS. b. Timing for City Response:The En- 197-11-444 Elements of the environment. vironmental Review Committee should 197-11-448 Relationship of EIS to other con- respond to the request for early notice siderations. within fifteen (15)working days. The re- 197-11-450 Cost-benefit analysis. sponse shall: 197-11-455 Issuance of DEIS. 197-11-460 Issuance of FEIS. i. Be written; 3. Final EIS Required to Accompany ii. State whether the Environmental Staff Recommendation: For nonexempt Review Committee currently consid- proposals,the Final EIS for the proposal shall ers issuance of a DS likely and, if so, accompany the City's staff recommendation indicate the general or specific to the Hearing Examiner or other appropriate area(s)of concern that is/are leading advisory body,such as the Planning Commis- the Environmental Review Commit- sion. tee to consider a DS; and 4. Responsibility of Environmental Re- iii. State that the applicant may view Committee: Preparation of draft and fi- change or clarify the proposal to mit- nal EIS (DEIS and FEIS) and draft and final igate the indicated impacts, revising supplemental EISs (SEIS) is the responsibil- the environmental checklist and/or ity of the Environmental Review Committee. permit application as necessary to Before the City issues an EIS,the Environ- reflect the changes or clarifications. mental Review Committee shall be satisfied that it complies with this Section and chapter M. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 197-11 WAC. STATEMENTS (EIS): (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) 5. Responsibility for Preparation of Envi- ronmental Impact Statement: The DEIS 1. Purposes of This Section: This part and FEIS or draft and final SEIS shall be pre- contains the rules for deciding whether a pro- pared by the City staff, the applicant, or by a posal has a"probable significant,adverse en- consultant selected by the City through its vironmental impact" requiring an consultant selection process. If the Environ- environmental impact statement(EIS) to be mental Review Committee requires an EIS prepared and contains the rules for preparing for a proposal and determines that someone environmental impact statements. other than the City will prepare the EIS, the Environmental Review Committee shall notify the applicant immediately after completion of *10 the threshold determination. The Environ- (Revised 10/00) 9- 18 4-9-0700 mental Review Committee shall also notify 1. Adoption by Reference: The City the applicant of the City's procedure for EIS adopts the following sections by reference: preparation, including approval of the DEIS" Nos'' and FEIS prior to distribution. WAC • 197-11-650 Purpose of this part. 6. Information Required of Applicant: 197-11-655 Implementation. The City may require an applicant to provide 197-11-660 Substantive authority and miti- information the City does not possess,includ- gation. ing,but not limited to, specific investigations. 197-11-680 Appeals. However,the applicant is not required to sup- ply information that is not required under this 2. Basis for Substantive Authority: The Section or that is being requested from an- City designates and adopts by reference the other agency. (This does not apply to infor- following policies as the basis for the City ex- mation the City may request under another ercise of authority pursuant to this Section: ordinance or statute.) a. The City shall use all practicable 7. Environmental Review Committee Not means, consistent with other essential Required to Consider Inadequate Informa- considerations of State policy,to improve tion: The Environmental Review Committee and coordinate plans, functions, pro- may refuse to process and consider a private grams, and resources to the end that the application further if the applicant fails or re- State and its citizens may: fuses to provide information required for the preparation of an adequate EIS. i. Fulfill the responsibilities of each generation as trustee of the environ- 8. Additional Elements to Be Covered in ment for succeeding generations; an EIS: The Environmental Review Commit- tee may require the following additional ele- ii. Assure for all people of Washing- ments as part of the environment for the ton safe, healthful, productive, and purpose of EIS content, but these elements aesthetically and culturally pleasing do not add to the criteria for threshold deter- surroundings; mination or perform any other function or pur- pose under this Section. iii. Attain the widest range of bene- ficial uses of the environment without a. Economics, including the effects on degradation, risk to health or safety, both the public and private sector, or other undesirable and unintended consequences; b. Cultural factors, iv. Preserve important historic, cul- c. Quality of life, tural, and natural aspects of our na- tional heritage; d. Neighborhood cohesion, v. Maintain, wherever possible, an e. Sociological factors, and environment which supports diversity and variety of individual choice; f. Image of the City. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) vi. Achieve a balance between population and resource use which N. RECONSIDERATIONS: (Reserved) will permit high standards of living and a wide sharing of life's amenities; O. SEPA SUBSTANTIVE AUTHORITY: and (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) This part contains rules (and policies)for SEPA's vii. Enhance the quality of renew- substantive authority, such as decisions to miti- able resources and approach the gate or reject proposals as a result of SEPA. maximum attainable recycling of de- pletable resources. 9 - 19 (Revised 10/00) 4-9-0700 b. The City recognizes that each per- 4. Authority to Attach Conditions:The son has a fundamental and inalienable City may attach conditions to a permit or ap- right to a healthful environment and that proval for a proposal so long as: each person has a responsibility to con- tribute to the preservation and enhance- a. Such conditions are necessary to ment of the environment. mitigate specific probable adverse envi- ronmental impacts identified in environ- c. The City adopts, by reference, the mental documents prepared pursuant to policies in the following City codes, ordi- this Section; and nances, resolutions and plans as they currently appear and as hereafter b. Such conditions are in writing;and amended: c. The mitigation measures included in • Cedar River Master Plan (1976) such conditions are reasonable and ca- • Comprehensive Solid Waste pable of being accomplished; and Management Plan (1983) • Green River Valley Plan (1984) d. The City has considered whether • Fire Department Master Plan other local, State, or Federal mitigation (1987) measures applied to the proposal are • Airport Master Plan sufficient to mitigate the identified im- • King County Stormwater Man- pacts;and agement Manual (1990) • Comprehensive Water System e. Such conditions are based on one or Plan more policies in subsection 02 of this • Comprehensive Park, Recre- Section and cited in the license or other ation and Open Space Plan decision document. (Amd. Ord.4851, • Long Range Wastewater Man- 8-7-2000) agement Plan • King County Comprehensive 5. Denial Authorized:The City may deny a N.00 Housing Affordability Strategy permit or approval for a proposal on the basis (CHAS) of SEPA so long as: • Shoreline Master Program • King County Solid Waste Man- a. A finding is made that approving the agement Plan proposal would result in probable signifi- • Countywide Planning Policies cant adverse environmental impacts that • Six-Year Transportation Im- are identified in a FEIS or final SEIS pre- provement Plan pared pursuant to this Section;and • Street Arterial Plan • Traffic Mitigation Resolution and b. A finding is made that there are no Fee (1994) reasonable mitigation measures capable • Parks Mitigation Resolution and of being accomplished that are sufficient Fee (1994) to mitigate the identified impact; and • Fire Mitigation Resolution and Fee (1994) c. The denial is based on one or more • Comprehensive Plan policies identified in subsection 02 of this Section and identified in writing in the de- (Amd. Ord.4835, 3-27-2000;Ord.4851, cision document. 8-7-2000) 6. Environmental Review Committee 3. Policies and Goals of This Section Recommendations to Decision Maker Supplemental:The policies and goals set Where an FEIS Has Been Prepared or DNS forth in this Section are supplementary to Issued:Where a FEIS or DNS has been pre- those in the existing authorization of the City pared,the Environmental Review Committee of Renton, King County. may recommend to the decision maker those reasonable conditions necessary to mitigate or avoid the adverse impacts of the proposal. (Revised 10/00) 9 -20 4-9-070Q Said recommendation shall be adopted as a under SEPA,including rules for public notice condition of approval, unless the decision and hearings. (Ord.4353,6-1-1992) maker identifies in writing a substantial errOr in fact or conclusion by the Environmental Re- 2. Adoption by Reference: The City view Committee. adopts the following sections by reference, as supplemented in this part: (Ord. 4353, 7. Action of Decision Maker—Approval, 6-1-1992) Denial,Conditions and Environmental Re- view Committee Reconsideration: Based WAC upon such finding,the decision maker may 197-11-500 Purpose of this part. revise the recommended conditions or may 197-11-502 Inviting comment. remand the proposal to the Environmental 197-11-504 Availability and cost of environ- Review Committee for reconsideration. Noth- mental documents. ing in this provision shall be deemed to limit 197-11-508 SEPA register. the authority of the decision maker to impose 197-11-535 Public hearings and meetings. conditions under SEPA beyond those recom- 197-11-545 Effect of no comment. mended by Environmental Review Commit- 197-11-550 Specificity of comments. tee or to condition or deny a proposal based 197-11-560 FEIS response to comments. upon other statutory authority. 197-11-570 Consulted agency costs to assist lead agency. (Ord. 4353, P. USING EXISTING ENVIRONMENTAL 6-1-1992) DOCUMENTS: (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) 3. Threshold Determinations: Whenever the Environmental Review Committee of the 1. Purpose of This Part:This part contains City of Renton issues a DNS under WAC rules for using and supplementing existing 197-11-340(2) or a DS under WAC environmental documents prepared under 197-11-360(3) the Environmental Review SEPA or National Environmental Policy Act Committee shall give public notice as follows: ,r,,,, (NEPA)for the City's own environmental com- pliance. a. If public notice is required for a non- exempt license, the notice shall state 2. Adoption by Reference:The City whether the DS or DNS has been issued adopts the following sections by reference: and when comments are due. WAC b. If no public notice is required for the 197-11-600 When to use existing environ- permit or approval,the City shall give no- mental documents. tice of the DNS or DS by: 197-11-610 Use of NEPA documents. 197-11-620 Supplemental environmental i. Posting the property,for site-spe- impact statement—Procedures. cific proposals;and 197-11-625 Addenda—Procedures. 197-11-630 Adoption—Procedures. ii. Publishing notice in a newspaper 197-11-635 Incorporation by reference— of general circulation in the county, Procedures. city, or general area where the pro- 197-11-640 Combining documents. (Ord. posal is located. 3891, 2-25-1985) c. Whenever the Environmental Re- Q. PUBLIC NOTICE AND COMMENTING view Committee issues a DS under WAC REQUIREMENTS: (Amd. Ord. 4835, 197-11-360(3), the Environmental Re- 3-27-2000) view Committee shall state the scoping procedure for the proposal in the DS as 1. Purpose of This Part:This part contains required in WAC 197-11-408 and in the rules for consulting, commenting, and re public notice. sponding on all environmental documents 4. Public Notice Requirements for Draft and Supplemental Environmental Impact 9-21 (Revised 10/00) 4-9-070R Statements:Whenever the Environmental after five o'clock(5:00) p.m. on the last date Review Committee issues a DEIS under for filing will be considered an untimely filing. WAC 197-11-455(5) or a SEIS under WAC Any party desiring to make a facsimile filing 197-11-620,notice of the availability of those after four o'clock(4:00)p.m.on the last day for 'fad documents shall be given by: the filing must call the Hearing Examiner's of- fice or other City official with whom the filing a. Indicating the availability of the DEIS must be made and indicate that the filing is be- in a public notice required for a nonex- ing made by facsimile and the number to empt license; which the facsimile copy is being sent.The fil- ing party must ensure that the facsimile filing b. Posting the property,for site-specific is transmitted in adequate time so that it will proposals;and be completely received by the City before five o'clock(5:00)p.m. In all instances in which fil- c. Publishing notice in a newspaper of ing fees are to accompany the filing of an ap- general circulation in the county, city, or plication,those filing fees must be received by general area where the proposal is lo- the City before the end of the business day on cated. the last day of the filing period or the filing will be considered incomplete and will be re- 5. Consolidation of Public Notice: When- jected. (Ord. 4353, 6-1-1992) ever possible,the Environmental Review Committee shall integrate the public notice re- 11. Record Retention: The City shall re- quired under this Section with existing notice tain all documents required by the SEPA procedures for the City's nonexempt permit(s) rules (chapter 197-11 WAC) and make them or approval(s) required for the proposal. available in accordance with chapter 42.17 RCW. 6. Responsibility of Cost for Public No- tice: The Environmental Review Committee R. DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION may require an applicant to complete the OF TERMS: (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) public notice requirements for the applicant's proposal at his or her expense. 1. Adoption by Reference: This part con- tains uniform usage and definitions of terms 7. Notice of Action: The City shall give of- under SEPA. The City adopts the following ficial notice under WAC 197-11-680(5)when- sections by reference, as supplemented by ever it issues a permit or approval for which a WAC 173-806-040. statute or ordinance establishes a time limit for commencing judicial appeal. WAC 197-11-700 Definitions. 8. Responsibility for Notice: The City, ap- 197-11-702 Act. plicant for, or proponent of any action may 197-11-704 Action. publish a notice of action pursuant to RCW 197-11-706 Addendum. 43.21 C.080 for any action. 197-11-708 Adoption. 197-11-710 Affected tribe. 9. Form of Notice: The form of the notice 197-11-712 Affecting. shall be substantially in the form provided in 197-11-714 Agency. WAC 197-11-990. The notice shall be pub- 197-11-716 Applicant. lished by the City Clerk or County Auditor,ap- 197-11-718 Built environment. plicant or proponent pursuant to RCW 197-11-720 Categorical exemption. 43.21C.080. 197-11-722 Consolidated appeal. 197-11-724 Consulted agency. 10. Facsimile Filings:Whenever any ap- 197-11-726 Cost-benefit analysis. plication or filing is required under this Chap- 197-11-728 County/city. ter,it may be made by facsimile.Any facsimile 197-11-730 Decision maker. filing received at the City after five o'clock 197-11-732 Department. (5:00) p.m. on any business day will be 197-11-734 Determination of nonsignifi- deemed to have been received on the follow- cance (DNS). ing business day.Any facsimile filing received (Revised 10/00) 9 -22 4-9-070R 197-11-736 Determination of significance v. "Commenting".includes but is (DS). not synonymous with "consultation". 197-11-738 EIS. 197-11-740 Environment. vi. "Environmental cost"refers to 197-11-742 Environmental checklist. adverse environmental impact and 197-11-744 Environmental document. may or may not be quantified. 197-11-746 Environmental review. 197-11-748 Environmentally sensitive area. vii. "EIS" refers to draft,final, and 197-11-750 Expanded scoping. supplemental EISs (WAC 197-11-752 Impacts. 197-11-405 and 197-11-738). 197-11-754 Incorporation by reference. 197-11-756 Lands covered by water. viii. "Under"includes pursuant to, 197-11-758 Lead agency. subject to, required by, established 197-11-760 License. by, in accordance with, and similar 197-11-762 Local agency. expressions of legislative or adminis- 197-11-764 Major action. trative authorization or direction. 197-11-766 Mitigated DNS. 197-11-768 Mitigation. ix. "Shall" is mandatory. 197-11-770 Natural environment. 197-11-772 NEPA. x. "May"is optional and permissive 197-11-774 Nonproject. and does not impose a requirement. 197-11-776 Phased review. 197-11-778 Preparation. xi. "Include" means"include but 197-11-780 Private project. not limited to". 197-11-782 Probable. 197-11-784 Proposal. b. The following terms are synony- 197-11-786 Reasonable alternative. mous: 197-11-788 Responsible official. 197-11-790 SEPA. i. Effect and impact(WAC 197-11-792 Scope. 197-11-752). 197-11-793 Scoping. 197-11-794 Significant. ii. Environment and environmental 197-11-796 State agency. quality (WAC 197-11-740). 197-11-797 Threshold determination. 197-11-799 Underlying governmental action. iii. Major and significant (WAC 197-11-764 and 197-11-794). 2. Interpretation: iv. Proposal and proposed action a. Unless the context clearly requires (WAC 197-11-784). otherwise: v. Probable and likely (WAC i. Use of the singular shall include 197-11-782). the plural and conversely. c. In addition to those definitions con- ii. "Preparation"of environmental tained within WAC 197-11-700 through documents refers to preparing or su- 197-11-799,when used in this Section, pervising the preparation of docu- the following terms shall have the follow- ments, including issuing,filing, ing meanings, unless the context indi- printing, circulating, and related re- cates otherwise: quirements. DEPARTMENT:Any division, subdivi- iii. "Impact"refers to environmental sion or organizational unit of the City es- impact. tablished by ordinance, rule, or order. ''410.00- iv. "Permit" means "license"(WAC DNS: Determination of nonsignificance. 197-11-760). 9-23 (Revised 10/00) 4-9-070S DS: Determination of significance. 4-9-080 GRADING EXCAVATION EARLY NOTICE:The City's response to AND MINING PERMITS AND an applicant stating whether it considers LICENSES: issuance of a determination of signifi- cance likely for the applicant's proposal A. PURPOSE: (Reserved) (mitigated determination of nonsignifi- cance (DNS) procedures). B. APPLICABILITY: Except as exempted in subsection C of this Sec- EIS: Environmental impact statement. tion, no person shall do any work without first ob taining the required special permit and license. ERC:The Environmental Review Com- Separate special permits and licenses shall be re- mittee of the City of Renton. quired for each site and may cover both excava tions and fills. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974, eff. ORDINANCE: The ordinance, resolu 1-19-1974, Amd. Ord. 3098, 12-17-1996, eff. tion,or other procedure used by the City 1-26-1977, Ord. 3592, 12-14-1981) to adopt regulatory requirements. C. EXEMPTIONS: SEPA RULES: Chapter 197-11 WAC No person shall do any mining, excavation or adopted by the Department of Ecology. grading without first having obtained a special permit from the Hearing Examiner and an annual S. FORMS ADOPTED BY REFERENCE: license issued by the Development Services Divi- (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) sion with the concurrence of the Building Official, The City adopts the following forms and sections except for the following: by reference: 1. An excavation below finished grade for WAC basements and footings of a building, retain- 197-11-960 Environmental checklist. ing wall or other structure authorized by a 197-11-965 Adoption notice. valid building permit. This shall not exempt symilf 197-11-970 Determination of nonsignifi any fill made with the material from such ex Cance (DNS). cavation nor exempt any excavation having an unsupported height greater than five feet 197-11-980 Determination of significance (DS). (5') after the completion of such structure. 197-11-985 Notice of assumption of lead agency status. 2. Cemetery graves. 197-11-990 Notice of action. 3. Excavations for water wells or tunnels or T. APPEALS: (Amd. Ord. 4835, installation of service utilities by public and 3-27-2000) private utilities. Except for permits and variances issued pursuant 4. An excavation which (a) is less than two to RMC 4-3-090, Shoreline Master Program Reg- ') ulations,when any proposal or action is granted, feet(2 )in depth,or(b)which does not create conditioned,or denied on the basis of SEPA by a a cut slope greater than five feet(5')in height nonelected official, the decision shall be appeal- and steeper than one and one-half horizontal able to the Hearing Examiner under the provi to one vertical(1-1/2:1),or which does not ex- sions of RMC 4-8-110, Appeals. (Ord. 3891, ceed fifty(50)cubic yards on any one lot and 2-25-1985) does not obstruct a drainage course. U. EXPIRATION: (Reserved) 5. A fill less than one foot(1') in depth, and placed on natural terrain with a slope flatter V. MODIFICATIONS OF APPROVED than five horizontal to one vertical (5:1) or less than three feet(3')in depth, not intended PLANS: (Reserved) to support structures,which does not exceed fifty(50)cubic yards on any one lot and does not obstruct a drainage course. .*101110 (Revised 10/00) 9 -24 4-9-080F 6. The construction or maintenance of on- or neglects to do so within the time period,the site roads in remote areas;or excavation or order of revocation shall be final. A total or grading for farming purposes;or on-site con- partial stop work order may be issued for struction.In cases of on-site construction,the good reason. (Ord. 2820, 1-17-1974; Amd. plans for such activities shall require the prior • 3592, 12-14-1992) written approval of the City. F. REVIEW PROCESS FOR MAJOR D. SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS AND ACTIVITY: FEES: Shall be as listed in RMC 4-1-140G, Grade and 1. Authority: Fill License Fees, and 4-8-120, Submittal Re- quirements. a. Hearing Examiner Authority: For any mining, excavation or grading in ex- E. REVIEW PROCESS FOR MINOR ACTIVITY: 1. Building Section Authority: In order to expedite small projects, any mining, excava- tion or grading of five hundred (500) cubic yards or less shall be reviewed by the Devel- opment Services Division. The Division may accept, reject, modify or impose reasonable conditions which shall include but are not lim- ited to posting of bonds; installation of land- scaping; limitation of work hours; control of dust and mud; rehabilitation and reuse of the site. Proper application shall be made to the Development Services Division. 2. Annual License: Application for the an- nual license shall be made to the Develop- ment Services Division.The Division may issue a license for the work. 3. Time for Completion: All work is to be completed within ninety (90) days from the date of issuance or the license shall be null and void. 4. Issuance of License: The plans and re- ports shall be approved by the Development Services Division before a license is issued. 5. Revocation of Permit:The Develop- ment Services Division is authorized to re- voke any annual license issued pursuant to the terms of this Section if after due investiga- tion they determine that the permittee has vi- olated any of the provisions of this Section. Notice of revocation shall be in writing and shall advise the licensee of the violations found.The permittee shall have a reasonable period of time not to exceed forty five (45) days in which to remedy the defects or omis- ""'"' sions specified. In the event the licensee fails 9 -24.1 (Revised 10/00) This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 10/00) 9 -24.2 4-9-080F cess of five hundred (500) cubic yards, vi. The length of time the applica- the Hearing Examiner shall review, ap- tion of an existing operation has to prove,disapprove,or approve with condi- comply with nonsafety provisions of N•s+' tions the location of the site and its effect this Title. on the surrounding area. 5. Progressive Rehabilitation and Re- b. Development Services Division use: The Hearing Examiner shall approve Authority:The Development Services the reuse of the site and the phasing to Division,which is the administering au- achieve the reuse. thority, shall enforce the requirements of the Hearing Examiner and the standards 6. Conformance with Examiner's Ap- established by this Title. proved Plan Required: In the event that a permit is granted, excavation, removal or fill 2. Special Fill and Grade Permit Re- shall be permitted only in accordance with the quired: The Hearing Examiner may grant a plan approved by the Hearing Examiner. Re- special permit, after a public hearing thereon habilitation shall take place in accordance in any zone, to allow the drilling, quarrying, with the approved plan and in a logical se- mining or depositing of minerals or materials, quence so that satisfactory conditions shall including but not limited to petroleum, coal, be maintained on the premises. Rehabilita- sand, gravel, rock, clay, peat and topsoil. A tion shall be done in stages compatible with special permit shall be required on each site continuing operations.The Hearing Examiner of such operation. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974; may require the drafting of rehabilitation Amd. Ord. 3098, 12-17-1996; Amd. Ord. plans by a licensed landscape architect. 3592, 12-14-1981) 7. Final Approval: After the applicant has 3. Annual Grading License:A special per- completed the approved amount of excava- mit shall be granted prior to the Development tion,fill or other activity,the final grading of the Services Division issuing any annual license . site, and the applicant or another developer Nitspe authorized by this Section. Licenses granted begins to develop or construct the new use of shall be issued for not more than one year the site, the Development Services Division and may be renewed if the operation is pro- shall relinquish jurisdiction of this Section pro- gressing according to the approved plans. vided reasonable progress is occurring on the new use. 4. Review Criteria for Special Grade and Fill Permit: To grant a special permit, the 8. Other Requirements/Noncity Review: Hearing Examiner shall make a determina- Issuing a permit under this Section does not tion that: relieve the holder from requirements of other government agencies:In addition to the re- a. Compatibility of Proposed Use: quirements of the State Surface Mining Rec- The proposed activity would not be un- lamation Act, review by other interested City, reasonably detrimental to the surround- County,State and Federal organizations may ing area. The Hearing Examiner shall be requested. consider, but is not limited to, the follow- ing: 9. Inspection and Enforcement Author- ity:The Development Services Division shall i. Size and location of the activity. have jurisdiction of the activities regulated in this Section after a special permit has been ii. Traffic volume and patterns. granted by the Hearing Examiner. For inspec- tion purposes, any duly authorized member iii. Screening, landscaping,fencing of this Division shall have the right and is em- and setbacks. powered to enter upon any premises at rea- sonable hours where activities regulated by iv. Unsightliness, noise and dust. this Section are occurring. This Division is empowered to issue orders,grant,renew and Noire v. Surface drainage. revoke such licenses as are provided for in accordance with this Section. 9 -25 4-9-080G 10. Expiration and Extensions: The spe- C. APPLICABILITY: cial permit shall be null and void if the appli- A home occupation business in a lawfully estab- cant has not begun activity within six(6) lished dwelling unit may be permitted under the months after the granting of the permit,unless provisions of this Section. "Garage Sale"as de- the Hearing Examiner grants an extension of fined in RMC 4-11-070 shall not be considered as time. Special permits are valid until the ap- an allowable home occupation. proved plans have been satisfactorily com- pleted. 1. Exemptions: The provisions of this Sec- tion do not apply to adult or child day care 11. Transferability of Special Permit:The businesses. Applicable regulations for day special permit is transferable to other per- care are found in the WAC or within the State sons,firms and corporations, and the special Department of Social and Health Services permit shall continue with the activity on the standards. (Ord. 4404, 6-7-1993) site unless a new special permit is granted. D. PROHIBITED OCCUPATIONS: 12. Modifications to Approved Plans: The occupations listed below are prohibited since (Reserved) they change the residential character of the struc- ture and shall not be considered incidental and G. VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES: secondary to the use of the residence for dwelling purposes: 1. Revocation of Special Permit: If the an- nual license has been revoked; if the annual 1. Kennels and other boarding for pets. license has not been issued for a three (3) year period; or if the applicant has not corn- 2. Automobile and associated mechanical plied with the conditions of the special permit, repairs. the Hearing Examiner may revoke the special permit. (Ord.2820, 1-17-1974; Amd. Ord. 3. Businesses which dispense regulated 3098, 12-17-1976, Ord. 3592, 12-14-1981) substances. (Ord. 4493, 1-23-1995) 2. Penalties: See RMC 1-3-2, Civil Penal- E. CITY BUSINESS LICENSE ties. REQUIRED: A business license must be obtained from the City 4-9-090 HOME OCCUPATIONS: Finance and Information Services Department. A. DEFINITION: F. APPLICATION AND REVIEW Any commercial use conducted entirely within a PROCEDURES: dwelling or garage and carried on by persons re- The following conditions must be met to obtain a siding in that dwelling unit which is clearly inci- dental business license for all home occupations: and secondary to the use of the dwelling as a residence. (Ord. 4655, 5-19-1997) 1. Business License Application: Sub- mission of a complete application to the Fi- B. PURPOSE: nance and Information Services Department The City recognizes the need for some citizens to fora business license.That Department shall Adminis- use their place of residence for limited nonresi- refer the application to the Zoning dential activities. It is the intent of this Section to tfor review of the proposed use under preserve the character of residential neighbor- hoods thhisisor Code Section. and guarantee all residents freedom from a. Development Services Division excessive noise, excessive traffic, nuisance, fire Application: If the proposed home occu- hazard and other possible adverse effects of pation will have customer visits, more home occupations and to establish qualification than six(6) business-related deliveries standards for home occupations. (Ord. 4493, per week, or any external indication of 1-23-1995) commercial activity, then additional infor- mation is required from the applicant pur- 9 -26 4-9-090F suant to RMC 4-8-120, Submittal f. Environmental Impacts:There shall Requirements. be no noise,vibration, smoke, gas,dust, odor, heat or glare produced by the busi- Now 2. Compliance: Compliance with all condi- ness which would exceed that normally tions placed on the home occupation by the associated with a dwelling. Zoning Administrator to satisfy the general purpose of this Section. In addition to the pro- g. Space: The business shall not oc- visions set forth herein, the Zoning Adminis- cupy more than twenty five percent trator may, in approving, conditioning or (25%)of the floor space of the gross floor denying the application,consider the cumula- area of the residence, and in no event, tive impacts of the proposed home occupa- more than five hundred (500) square tion in relation to other City-approved home feet. occupations in the immediate vicinity. h. Outdoor Storage:The outdoor stor- 3. Decision: If the Zoning Administrator ap- age or display of materials,goods, prod- proves the home occupation section of the ucts or equipment is prohibited. business license application,the Finance and Information Services Department may issue i. Flammable Liquids:A permit must the license provided that all other require- be obtained for storage, handling or use ments have been met. of Class I flammable or combustible liq- uids on the premises. 4. Qualification Standards: j. Fire Extinguisher:A minimum rated a. Primary Residence: The property 2-A 10 BC fire extinguisher is required on on which the business is located must be the premises. the primary residence of the business owner. k. City Codes: The home occupation must meet all City codes and ordinances *we b. Retail Sales and Storage: No retail for type of business being conducted. sales shall be allowed,except for sales of products made on the premises. Inciden- I. Building Alterations:Any alter- tat supplies necessary for business oper- ations to the building shall be conducted ations may be kept if not for sale. Prod- pursuant to the issuance of a permit from ucts may be sold wholesale and stored for the Planning/Building/Public Works De- wholesale distribution. partment. c. Parking: There shall be no expan- m. Accessory Structures: Existing sion of parking, including the addition of garages with adequate access may be on-site or off-site parking spaces, to sup- used for home occupations; provided, port the home occupation. that the property still complies with the parking requirements of the zone. Other d. Employees: The home occupation accessory structures, such as carports shall not employ more than one nonresi- and toolsheds, shall not be used for any dent of the dwelling unit.An employee for activities associated with the business these purposes means one individual, other than storage.Such storage shall be not a full-time equivalent. In addition, completely enclosed and not be visible home occupations may use professional from outside the accessory structure. services such as accountants. n. Signage: There shall be no exterior e. Mechanical/Electrical Equipment: or window signage, display, or advertis- There shall be no use of mechanical or ing except for one nonelectric and nonil- electrical equipment that would change luminated sign attached flush to the wall the structure or create visible or audible or window of the building with the face of interference in radio or television receiv- the sign in a plane parallel to the plane of Norove ers or cause fluctuations in line voltage the wall or window. The allowed building outside the dwelling unit. sign may not be larger than two(2) 9 -27 ry 4-9-090G square feet in area. The sign material thirty o'clock(8:30) p.m. (Ord.4493, and appearance must be harmonious 1-23-1995) with the architecture of the home. Pursu- ant to RMC 4-4-100B6q, a permit is not *4400 required for the allowed building sign. 4-9-100 HOBBY KENNEL LICENSE PROCESS: G. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CUSTOMER VISITS OR DELIVERIES: A. PURPOSE: (Reserved) 1. Notification to Neighbors:If a home oc- B. APPLICABILITY: (Reserved) cupation will have customer visits, more than six(6) business-related deliveries per week, 1. Exemptions: (Reserved) or any external indication of commercial ac- tivity, property owners within three hundred C. AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY: feet(300') of the home occupation must be The Development Services Division, when satis- notified of the application.The applicant is re- tied that all requirements for hobby kennels are sponsible for providing current mailing labels met,shall approve the issuance of the hobby ken- and postage to the Development Services Di- nel license. The Zoning Administrator shall pro- vision which will then send the notification. vide documentation to the Finance Department that the proposed kennel complied with the re- 2. Inspection:The Zoning Administrator or quirements of this Section. (Ord. 3927, designated staff may inspect the property 7-15-1985) prior to approval of the business license to determine if the information in the application D. SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS AND is correct and if the property can accommo- FEES: date a home occupation without changing the Shall be as listed in RMC 4-1-170, Land Use Re- residential character of the premises. view Fees, and 4-8-120C, Submittal Require- ments. 3. Comment Period:A fourteen (14) day comment period shall be allowed before a de- E. DECISION CRITERIA: cision is made by the Zoning Administrator to The Development Services Division, in reviewing approve or disapprove the home occupation a hobby kennel license application, may require section of the business license application. soundproofing as it deems necessary to insure 4. License Renewal: Prior to renewing a the compatibility of the hobby kennel with the sur- business license the City may reinspect the rounding neighborhood. Factors to be considered property to evaluate whether the business in in determining such compatibility are: (Ord. 3927, operating in a manner consistent with the re- 7-15-1985) quirements of this Section. 1. The proposed location of the hobby 5. Limitation of Use: No more than one kennel will not have an adverse effect on ad- home occupation may be operated within a jacent properties. dwelling unit with customer visits. 2. Past history of animal control com- b. Limitation of Customer Visits: There plaints relating to the dogs and cats of the shall not be more than eight(8)customer vis- applicant at the address for which the hobby its per day defined as a person coming to re- ceive service or pick up goods.There shall be 3. Facility specifications/dimensions in no more than one customer on the premises which the dogs and cats are to be main- at any one time.A family arriving in one vehi- tained. cle or together is considered the same as one customer. 4. Animal size,type and characteristics of 7. Limitation of Hours: Customer visits to breed. a home occupation shall be between the hours of eight o'clock (8:00) a.m. and eight 9 -28 4-9-110D 5. The zoning classification of the pre- 4-9-110 MANUFACTURED AND mises on which the hobby kennel is main- MOBILE HOME PARKS: tained. 6. Compliance with the requirements of A. PURPOSE: RMC 4-4-010,Standards and Review Criteria It is the purpose of this Section to provide a means of regulating manufactured home parks so for Keeping Animals. as to promote the health, safety, morals, general F. PERIOD OF VALIDITY, INDIVIDUAL welfare and esthetics of the City of Renton. Man- ufactured home parks should provide a pleasant LICENSES: residential environment which will be an enjoy- This license shall be valid as long as the operator able place to live and a residential asset to the is in compliance with the City requirements and City. (Ord. 3746, 9-19-1983) has not had this license revoked or renewal re- fused. In addition,all animals shall be individually B. APPLICABILITY:. licensed according to the regulations found in Development of mobilehome parks shall conform chapter 5-4 RMC,Animal Licenses. to the regulations established herein. It shall be il- legal to allow or permit any mobile home to re- G. VIOLATION AND PENALTIES: main in the mobile home park unless a proper space is available for it. (Ord. 3902, 4-22-1985) 1. Revocation of Business License: If,af- ter conducting an investigation the Zoning Ad- 1. Exemptions: (Reserved) ministrator finds that the operation of such home occupation is in violation of the provi- C. AUTHORITY: sions of this Section and/or the terms and conditions subject thereto, he or she shall re- 1. Building Official: It shall be the duty of fer the findings to the City Finance and Infor- the Building Official to enforce all provisions mation Services Director who may revoke the of this Section. (Ord. 3746, 9-19-1983) home occupation business license pursuant 4411000 to RMC 5-5-3G, General Business License 2. Development Services Division: The Penalties. Development Services Division shall be re- sponsible for administering the review,design 2. License—Waiting Period Following and construction provisions of this Section. Revocation or Refusal to Renew: For a pe- For inspection purposes,any of the members riod of one year after the date of revocation or of the Development Services Division or their refusal to renew, licenses shall not be issued duly authorized representatives and agents for hobby kennels to applicants who have shall have the right and are hereby empow- previously had such license revoked or re- ered to enter upon any premises at any rea- newal refused.In addition,the applicant must sonable time on which any trailers or mobile meet the requirements of this Section or any homes, as above defined, are located. The provisions of the animal control authority. Development Services Division is empow- (Ord. 3927, 7-15-1985) ered to issue orders,grant,renew and revoke such permits and licenses as are provided for 3. Civil Penalties: Notwithstanding the re- in accordance with the provisions of this Sec- vocation powers of the Finance and Informa- tion. tion Services Director, penalties for any violation of any of the provisions of this Sec- 3. Hearing Examiner: The Hearing Exam- tion shall be in accord with RMC 1-3-2, Civil iner is designated as the official agency of the Penalties. (Ord. 4493, 1-23-1995) City for the review and approval of the design of a proposed mobile home park and the con- H. APPEAL: duct of public hearings thereon. The applicant or a citizen may appeal the deci- sion of the Zoning Administrator pursuant to RMC D. SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS AND 4-8-110, Appeals. (Ord. 4493, 1-23-1995) FEES: (Reserved) *14000. 9 -29 4-9-110E E. PARK REVIEW PROCEDURES: 7. Construction liming: No grading, con- struction or similar activities,except the clear- 1. Application:The procedure for review ing of land, shall be permitted until the and approval of a mobile home park consists Hearing Examiner has given approval to the IS of the preparation and submission to the ,final plan. Hearing Examiner of a mobile home park plan of the proposed mobile home park. 8. Certificate of Occupancy:A signed cer- tificate of occupancy shall signify that the mo- 2. Referrals, Recommendations of De- bile home park has been satisfactorily partment: The Development Services Divi- completed according to the approved final sion shall transmit copies of the proposed plan and the requirements of this Section. mobile home park plan to the Department of Public Works,the health agency, Fire Depart- F. DEFERRALS: ment and copies to other department heads See RMC 4-9-060. and agencies as necessary for their review and recommendation.Two(2)copies shall be G. MAINTENANCE: retained by the Hearing Examiner. These de- partments and agencies shall make, within 1. General:The mobile home park shall be the scope of their municipal functions, their kept in good repair to insure that said park respective recommendations regarding the shall be a pleasant, safe and sanitary living mobile home park plan to the Development environment for present and future inhabit- Services Division, in writing, not less than fif- ants. teen (15) days prior to the date of hearing. 2. Landscaping: The mobile park shall be 3. Public Notice: Shall be as required by kept in good repair and landscaped areas RMC 4-8-090, Public Notice Requirements. maintained. Landscaped areas will be sub- ject to periodic inspection by the Develop- 4. Recommendations to Hearing Exam- ment Services Division.Landscaping shall be iner:The Development Services Division kept neat and orderly. shall transmit the application, the proposed40110 mobile home park plan and the respective H. EXPIRATION AND EXTENSION: recommendations of City departments and The approval of the mobile home park plan shall other public agencies, together with the De- lapse unless a building permit based thereon is velopment Services Division recommenda- submitted within three(3) years from the date of tions, to the Hearing Examiner for study at such approval unless extended for good cause by least seven(7)days prior to any such hearing. the Hearing Examiner upon proper written appli- cation by the developer for a period not to exceed 5. Conditions of Approval: The Hearing one year. Only one such extension shall be Examiner may make any such changes or granted. modifications he deems necessary in the de- sign or layout of a mobile home park to opti- I. MODIFICATIONS TO APPROVED mize the development and use of the site, to PLANS: (Reserved) protect adjoining and/or surrounding proper- ties, developments, traffic patterns and/or ac- J VIOLATION AND PENALTIES: cessibility. 6. Installation:A surety bond of not less 1• Revocation of License:The Building Of- than four hundred dollars($400.00) per acre ficial is hereby authorized to revoke any li- of the mobile home for maximum of two(2) cense issued pursuant to the terms of this Chapter if after due investigation it is deter- year period guaranteeing to the City the in- mined that the owner thereof has violated any stallation according to the approved land- scape plan of walls, fences and landscaping of the provisions of this Chapter or that any required herein shall be posted prior to the is- mobile home or mobile home park is being nuance of any permits to construct the park. maintained in an unsanitary or unsafe manner or is a nuisance. Such notice of revocation shall be in writing and shall advise the licIPS - 9 -30 4-9-120D ensee of the violations found. The licensee 1. Exceptions: shall have a period of ten (10) days in which to remedy the defects or omissions therein a. Damage Under Fifty Percent(50%) 'err" specified. In the event that the licensee fails of Value: Damaged existing legal non- or neglects to do so within the said ten (10) conforming uses and/or structures where day period, the order of revocation shall be fi- the costs associated with re-establishing nal. the use and/or structure do not exceed fifty percent(50%) of their most recently 2. Misdemeanor: In addition to subsection assessed value, prior to the loss or dam- J1 of this Section, any person, firm or corpo- age, are allowed to be re-established or ration violating any of the provisions of this rebuilt as a matter of right. Section shall, upon conviction, be guilty of a misdemeanor, and each such person, firm or b. Single Family Dwellings:Any le- corporation shall be deemed guilty of a sepa- gaily established single family dwelling rate offense for each and every day or portion damaged by fire or an act of God may be thereof during which any violation of any of rebuilt on the same site, subject to all rel- the provisions of this Chapter is committed, evant fire and life safety codes,without a continued or permitted; and upon conviction conditional approval permit. of such violation, such person, firm or corpo- ration shall be punishable by a fine of not C. AUTHORITY: more than three hundred dollars($300.00)or The Hearing Examiner shall hear all requests for by imprisonment for not more than ninety(90) conditional approval permits for nonconforming days,or by both such fine and imprisonment. uses. Conditional permit applications for noncon- (Ord. 3746, 9-19-1983) forming structures shall typically be heard by the Planning/Building/Public Works Administrator or K. APPEALS: his or her designee,unless such applications are See RMC 4-8-110. coupled with conditional permit applications for nonconforming uses that are being heard by the *n' Hearing Examiner or City Council. 4-9-120 NONCONFORMING USES/ STRUCTURES REVIEW— D. SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS AND CONDITIONAL APPROVAL PERMITS: FEES: Submittal requirements and fees shall be as A. PURPOSE OF PERMIT: specified in RMC 4-1-170, Land Use Review The purpose of this conditional approval permit is Fees, and 4-8-120C, Land Use Applications. In to allow nonconforming uses and/or structures addition to the information requested above, a that became nonconforming as a consequence of complete application shall include a plan of the Code amendments in June 1993 and thereafter, site drawn to scale showing the actual dimen- to be re-established and/or rebuilt in certain zon- sions and shape of the existing site,and the exact ing districts where they would normally be prohib- sizes and locations of existing structures and ited because the costs associated with re-estab- uses,whether damaged or not. It shall also in- lishing the use and/or structure exceed fifty dude the dates these structures/uses were es- percent(50%) of their most recently assessed or tablished. The plan should also show existing appraised value prior to the loss or damage. landscaping, off-street parking, signs, ingress and egress, and adjacent land uses.The applica- B. APPLICABILITY: tion should also include drawings, photographs, Any existing building or structure that was legally or other visual aids that show the relationship of established and has been continuously occupied, the existing structure or building to its surround- or a use that has been continuously in existence ings and may include studies or reports that sup- on the site but is now nonconforming because of port the applicant's contention that the existing a change in City Codes in June 1993 or thereaf- nonconforming use or structure is compatible with ter, may apply for a conditional approval permit. the surrounding area and its uses. Any other rel- Uses or structures that cannot substantiate that evant information requested by the Planning/ they were legal at the time they were established Building/Public Works Department shall be in- shall not be eligible for this permit. cluded in the application. 9 -31 4-9-120E E. GENERAL DECISION CRITERIA: 5. Timeliness with Existing Plans and Such permits would be issued when the continu- Programs: Because of the anticipated mar- ance of the use or structure is determined to be in ket timing for permitted uses in the zone, re- the public interest and such uses/structures are: tention of the existing nonconforming use (1)found to be compatible with other existing and , would not impede or delay the implementa- potential uses/structures in the general area; or tion of the City's Comprehensive Plan. (2) can be made to be compatible with the appli- cation of appropriate conditions. G. REVIEW CRITERIA FOR NONCONFORMING STRUCTURES: F. REVIEW CRITERIA FOR The Planning/Building/Public Works Administra- NONCONFORMING USES: tor or his or her designee shall consider the follow- The Hearing Examiner and/or City Council shall ing factors, among all other relevant information, consider the following factors,among all other rel- when considering a request for a conditional ap- evant information,when considering a request for proval permit for a nonconforming structure. In or- a conditional approval permit fora nonconforming der to grant the permit, he/she shall find that at use. In order to grant the permit, at least three(3) least three(3) of the following criteria have been of these factors shall be complied with. satisfied: 1. Community Need: There shall be a 1. Architectural and/or Historic Signifi- community need for the proposed use at its cance: The damaged structure represents a present location. In the determination of corn- unique regional or national architectural style munity need, consideration shall be given to or an innovation in architecture because of its the following factors,among all other relevant style, use of materials, or functional arrange- information: ment, and is one of the few remaining exam- ples of this. a. The continuance of the nonconform- ing use should not result in either the det- 2. Architectural Compatibility with Sur- rimental overconcentration of a particular rounding Uses:The nonconforming building use within the City or within the area sur- or structure was part of a unified streetscape rounding the site. of similar structures that is unlikely to be rep- licated unless the subject structure is rebuilt b. That the existing location is or can be per, or similar to, its original plan. made suitable for the existing use. 3. Potential of Site for Redevelopment: 2. Effect on Adjacent Property:The exist- Redevelopment of the site with a conforming ing nonconforming use has not resulted in un- structure is unlikely either because the size of due adverse effects on adjacent properties the existing lot may be too small to be eco- from noise, traffic, glare, vibration, etc., (i.e., nomical,or because the characteristics of ad- does not exceed normal levels in these areas jacent permitted uses(that might normally be emanating from surrounding permitted uses). expected to expand to such a site)currently might_preclude their expansion. Typically, 3. Historical Significance: The existing economic hardship would not be considered use was associated with a historical event or for a variance, but is a consideration here. activity in the community and as a result has historical significance. 4. Condition of Building/Structure: If nonconforming as to the provisions of the 4. Economic Significance: The existing City's Building Code,the building or structure use provides substantial benefit to the corn- and surrounding premises have generally munity because of either the employment of been well maintained and is not considered to a large number of people in the community, be a threat to the public health, welfare, or the generation of considerable retail and/or safety, or it could be retrofitted so as not to business/occupation tax revenues to the City, pose such a threat. or it provides needed affordable housing. 5. Departure from Zoning Code: If non- conforming with the provisions of the City's viiild development regulations, the building or 9-32 4-9-140B structure does not pose a threat to the public by the Building Official. No permit for excavation health,welfare or safety,or could be.modified for any building shall be issued before the appli- so as not to pose such a threat. cation has been made for certificate of occu- pancy. (Ord. 1472, 12-18-1953) H. DECISION OPTIONS: The approving body may grant, with or without 1. Exemptions: (Reserved) conditions, or deny a requested conditional per- mit. Such a permit, if granted, typically would C. CERTIFICATE AVAILABLE UPON carry conditions with it pertaining to how the dam- REQUEST: aged structure would be allowed to redevelop. Upon a written request of the owner,the Building The approving body may, for example, limit the Official shall issue a certificate of occupancy for term and duration of the conditional approval per- . any building or land existing at the time this Code mit as well as impose conditions. takes effect,certifying,after inspection,the use of the building or land and whether such use con- I. CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL: forms to the provisions of the Code.Where a plat Conditions imposed by the approving body shall as above provided is not already on file, an appli- reasonably assure that nuisance or hazard to life cation for a certificate of occupancy shall be ac- or property will not develop. A conditional ap- companied by a survey in duplicate form such as proval permit for a nonconforming use and/or is required for a permit. structure may, for example, be conditioned upon the provision and/or guarantee by the applicant D. TIMING AND PROCEDURE: that necessary public improvements,facilities, Certificate of occupancy for the use of vacant utilities and/or services needed to support the lands or the change in the use of land as herein use/structure will be provided,or the provision of provided shall be applied for before any such land other features that would make the use/structure shall be occupied or used, and a certificate of oc- more compatible with its surroundings. cupancy shall be issued within ten(10)days after the application has been made, providing such J. EXPIRATION: use is in conformity with the provisions of these Conditions imposed relating to the duration of a regulations. (Ord. 1472, 12-18-1953) permit for a use or structure should also reflect reasonable amortization periods for any substan- E. TEMPORARY OCCUPANCY PERMITS: tial upgrades to the premises that are required by See RMC 4-9-060, Deferral of Improvement In- City Code. stallation Procedures. K. EXTENSIONS: (Reserved) 4-9-140 OPEN SPACE, L. APPEALS: AGRICULTURAL AND TIMBER The final decision of the Hearing Examiner on a LANDS; CURRENT USE conditional approval permit application will be ap- ASSESSMENT: pealable to the City Council within fourteen (14) days pursuant to RMC 4-8-110. (Ord. 4584, A. PURPOSE, APPLICABILITY, AND 2-12-1996) ADOPTION OF STATE RULES BY REFERENCE: 4-9-130 OCCUPANCY PERMITS: The City further adopts, by reference herein, the Open Space Taxation Act Rules as promulgated A. PURPOSE: (Reserved) by the Department of Revenue,State of Washing- ton, on the date of October 23, 1970, or as same B. APPLICABILITY: may be amended from time to time. (Ord. 2844, No vacant land shall be occupied or used and no 4-1-1974) building hereafter erected shall be occupied or B. APPLICATION SUBMITTAL used, nor shall the use of a building be changed REQUIREMENTS: (Reserved) from a use limited to one district to that of any other district as defined by this Chapter until a certificate of occupancy shall have been issued 9 -33 4-9-140C C. PROCESSING FEE: 4. Encourage and permit flexibility in de- Fees for processing any application by any owner sign, placement and configuration of build- in pursuance of chapter 84.34 RCW(Open ings, use of open space,circulation facilities, Space,Agricultural and Timber Lands—Current and parking areas in order to best utilize the Use Assessment) shall be as listed in RMC ,potential of sites characterized by special 4-1-170A, which fee is payable to the City of features of geography, topography, size or Renton upon filing of the application by any such shape, while at the same time maintaining owner and said fee shall be delivered by the King substantially the same population density County Assessor to the City of Renton upon refer- and area coverage permitted in the zone in ral of any such application to the legislative body which the project is located; of the City.Such fee shall be deposited in the gen- eral fund of the City of Renton. 5. Encourage development of housing types that will be compatible with adjacent ex- D. REFUND OF FEE UPON DENIAL OF isting and proposed uses and that will be ben- APPLICATION: eficial to the community; If any such application is not approved by the City of Renton, said application fee shall be refunded 6. Encourage the development of a viable by the City Treasurer unto the applicant-owner. housing stock that enhances the image of the (Ord. 2844, 4-1-1974) City; 7. Create and/or preserve usable open 4-9-150 PLANNED UNIT space for recreation and aesthetic enjoyment DEVELOPMENT (PUD) of residents; REGULATIONS: 8. Encourage creativity in design; A. PURPOSES: There are two(2) principal purposes of the 9. Provide for maximum efficiency in the planned unit development regulations. First, it is layout of streets, utility networks, and other the purpose of this Section to preserve and pro- public improvements; and tect natural features of the land, especially where steep slopes or other environmentally sensitive 10. Provide a guide for property owners,the areas exist, and to take into account special con- public and City officials in reviewing and ap- ditions of topography and soil stability. Second, it proving new developments proposed under is also the purpose of this Section to encourage this Section. innovation and creativity in the development of new residential areas in the City of Renton,to cre B. APPLICABILITY: ate desirable neighborhoods for family and corn- In order to accomplish these purposes, this Sec- munity life, to make maximum use of new tion permits new development which is not limited concepts and technology of land development by the strict application of the City's zoning and and building construction, and to carry out the ob- subdivision regulations when it is demonstrated jective and spirit of the Renton Comprehensive that such new development will be superior to tra- Plan by allowing development that will provide ditional lot-by-lot development. It shall be unlaw- particular public benefits. ful for any person to construct,enlarge or change any land or planned unit development in the City In pursuing the first purpose, the specific objec or cause or permit the same to be done contrary tives of this Section are to: to or in violation of any of the provisions of this Section. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) 1. Preserve as much as possible the natural characteristics of the land, including topogra- 1. Exemptions: (Reserved) phy, native vegetation and views; C. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITY: 2. Reduce the risks of construction in haz- ardous or environmentally sensitive areas; 1. Hearing Examiner: The Hearing Exam- iner is designated as the official agency of the 3. Preserve and/or create wildlife habitat; City for the conduct of public hearings and for 9-34 4-9-150E recommendation to the City Council. (Ord. impacts to surrounding properties, and that 4039, 1-19-1987) the proposed development will provide one or more of the following benefits to the City as Nome 2. Development Services Division: The part of the proposed PUD: Development Services Division shall be re- ' sponsible for the general administration and a. Protect environmentally sensitive ar- coordination of this Section. eas. 3. Reviewing Agencies:The Development b. Preservation,enhancement,or reha- Services Division, the Public Works Depart- bilitation of natural features of the subject ment, the Fire Department, the Policy Devel- property such as significant woodlands, opment Department, the Police Department, wildlife habitats or streams that the City the Parks and Recreation Department, and could not require the applicant to pre- the Seattle-King County Health Department serve, enhance or rehabilitate through shall review each proposed planned unit de- development of the subject property with- velopment. out a PUD. 4. City Council: The City Council, upon c. Public facilities that could not be re- recommendation by the Hearing Examiner quired by the City for development of the and the other agencies detailed in the para- subject property without a PUD. graph above, shall be the final approving agency under this Section. d. Design of the proposed PUD that is superior in one or more of the following D. SCOPE OF REVIEW: ways to the design that would result from In consideration of the latitude given and the ab- development of the subject property with- sence of conventional restrictions, the reviewing out a PUD: agencies, Hearing Examiner, and City Council shall have wide discretionary authority in judging i. Increased provision of open fir.+ and approving or disapproving the innovations space or recreational facilities. which may be incorporated into planned unit de- velopments proposed under this Section. ii. Superior circulation patterns or location or screening of parking facil- E. DECISION CRITERIA: ities. The City may approve a PUD only if it finds that the requirements of subsections E1, E2 and E3 of iii. Superior landscaping, buffering, this Section have been met. or screening in or around the pro- posed PUD. 1. Demonstration of Compliance and Su- periority Required:Any applicant for iv. Superior architectural design, planned unit development approval shall placement,relationship or orientation have the burden of demonstrating that a de- of structures, or use of solar energy. velopment is in compliance with the purposes of this Section and with the Comprehensive 3. Additional Review Criteria:A proposed Plan, that the proposed development will be PUD shall also be reviewed for consistency superior to that which would result without a with the following criteria: PUD, and that the development will not be unduly detrimental to surrounding properties. a. Compatibility with present and poten- tial surrounding land uses. (Compatibility 2. Public Benefit Required:In addition,an includes, but is not limited to, size, scale, applicant for planned unit development shall mass, character and architectural de- have the burden of demonstrating that a pro- sign.) posed development will provide specifically identified benefits to the residents of the City b. Provision of streets and pedestrian that clearly outweigh any adverse impacts or facilities which are suitable and adequate undesirable effects of the proposed PUD, to carry anticipated traffic within the pro- particularly those adverse and undesirable 9-35 4-9-150F posed project and in the vicinity of the k. Design of parking areas that are proposed project complemented by landscaping and not designed in long rows. The size of park- c. Provision of utility services, emer- ing areas should be minimized and each gency services,and other improvements, . area related to the group of buildings existing and proposed, which are ade- served. quate to serve the development. I. Promotion of safety through adequate d. An appearance of openness created sight distance, separation of vehicles by clustering, separation of building from pedestrians, limited driveways on groups, and use of well-designed open busy streets,avoidance of difficult turning space and landscaping. patterns,and minimization of steep gradi- ents. e. Creation of a quality environment through the provision of either passive or m. Provision of safe,efficient access for active recreation facilities and attractive emergency vehicles. common areas, including accessibility to buildings from parking areas and public n. Design of each phase of the pro- walkways. posed development, so that as it is planned to be completed, it will contain f. Provision of internal privacy between the required parking spaces,open space, dwelling units, and external privacy for recreation spaces, landscaping and utili- adjacent dwelling units. Creation of a ties necessary for creating and sustain- sense of privacy and separation from ad- ing a desirable and stable environment, jacent units through careful location of and so that each phase, together with building entrances, windows, and by the previous phases, can stand alone. use of fences, walls and landscaping. F. PERMITTED LOCATIONS: g. Orientation of buildings to enhance Planned unit developments may be permitted in views from within the site by taking ad- any residential zoning district, except the R-1-5 vantage of topography, building location District, when processed and approved as pro- and style. vided in this Section. h. Promotion of variety and innovation G. PERMITTED USES: in site and building design. Buildings in In an approved planned unit development, only groups should be related by coordinated the following uses may be permitted on a prop- materials and roof styles, but contract erty, or any portion thereof, with the respective should be provided throughout a site by underlying zoning classification.If a site contains the use of varied materials, architectural more than one zoning classification,then only the detailing, building orientation or housing uses allowed below shall be permitted in each type; i.e., single family, detached, at- correspondingly zoned area. tached, townhouses, etc. 1. G-1 and R-1 Residence Districts: i. Design of the perimeter of a project to enhance adjacent uses and not create a a. Single family detached dwellings, "walled corridor"of buildings, heavily and attached dwelling units provided that traveled streets,or light and glare. Perim- no structure shall contain more than four eter buildings should be similar in scale (4)dwelling units and that each unit shall and bulk to buildings on adjacent sites. have its own ground floor access and no unit shall be located above another unit. j. Provision of a system of walkways which tie residential areas to recreational b. Accessory uses customarily inciden- areas, transit, public walkways, schools, tal to such allowed uses. and commercial activities. *40 9 -36 4-9-1501 • 2. R-2, R-3 and R-4 Residence Districts: ronmentally sensitive areas, of re- spective underlying zoning). a. Single family detached dwellings, single family attached dwellings, du- 3. Maximum Base Residential Densities: plexes, townhouses, and multiple family The base residential density permitted in a dwellings. PUD shall be: b. Accessory uses customarily inciden- a. G-1 Zone: One dwelling unit per tal to such allowed uses. acre. c. Public and quasi-public uses which b. R-1 Zone:Four(4)dwelling units per are compatible with surrounding uses or acre. are an integral part of the PUD. c. R-2 Zone: Eight(8) dwelling units H. MINIMUM SITE AREA: per acre. No minimum site area shall be required for a PUD. d. R-3 Zone: Seventeen (17) dwelling units per acre. I. DENSITY/PERMITTED NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS: e. R-4 Zone: Twenty four(24)dwelling units per acre. 1. Method of Computing: The maximum number of dwelling units permitted in a 4. Reduction in Base Density for Lands planned unit development shall be deter- Identified as Sensitive: These base densi- mined by multiplying the gross site area times ties shall apply to the gross acreage of all the allowed base units per acre of the under- lands within a PUD, provided that the base lying zoning times the total of the percentage density of any portion of a site that is identi- increases of each earned density bonus. fled as containing very severe environmen- Gross site areas shall mean the total site area tally sensitive areas is reduced by seventy before allowing for improvements, such as five percent(75%) and the base density of streets, utility easements, and circulation ar- any portion of a site identified as containing eas. In no case shall the number of dwelling severe environmentally sensitive areas is re- units permitted on a site exceed the maximum duced by fifty percent(50%). permitted density of the underlying zoning of. the site, as specified in subsection 13 of this 5. Environmentally Sensitive Areas Map Section. Folio: The purpose of these maps is to alert the public and responsible officials to the po- 2. Formula: The general formulas for de- tential presence of environmentally sensitive termining the permitted number of dwelling areas on the sites of development proposals. units in a PUD are as follows: In cases of mapping error, the actual pres- ence or absence of the features defined in #of dwelling units permitted= the this Section as environmentally sensitive, as smaller of: determined by qualified professional and technical persons, shall govern the treatment (Gross site area in acres x base den- of an individual building site or parcel of land sity, or modified base density for en- as environmentally sensitive. vironmentally sensitive areas, of the respective underlying zoning) x 6. Bonus Densities: One or more of the (100% +sum of percentages of all following density bonuses may be earned in bonuses earned); or addition to the base units per acre allowed in a PUD. The bonus percentages shall be (Gross site area in acres x maximum added together before being multiplied by the permitted residential densities, or permitted base density. Now., modified maximum density for envi- a. Open Space: A five percent(5%) density bonus if at least twenty five per- 9 -37 4-9-1501 cent(25%)or one-half(1/2) acre, which- alarms approved by the Renton Police ever is less, of the open space has a Department. slope of ten percent(10%)or less. Such open space shall be concentrated areas j. Perimeter Setback and Buffer:A and shall not be covered by standing wa- ten percent(10%) density bonus if the ter except occasionally during the year. landscaped setback from adjacent R-1 Residential Districts required in subsec- b. Active Recreation Areas:A five tion J4a of this Section is increased to percent(5%)density bonus if two(2) or fifty feet(50'), unless such increased set- more active recreational features, such back would be required anyway due to as jogging/walking trails,pools,recre- topography, easements or other limita- ation building, children's play areas, ten- tions of the property. nis courts and sports courts are provided for each one hundred (100) residential k. Private Open Space:A five percent units. (5%) density bonus for usable private open space in excess of minimum re- c. Environmentally Sensitive Areas: quirements (subsection J3 of this Sec- A five percent(5%) bonus for each ten tion) and, specifically, when the private percent(10%) of the site identified as open space for a ground floor unit ex- having very severe or severe environ- ceeds three hundred(300)square feet or mentally sensitive features that are left eighty(80)square feet for an upper story undisturbed. unit. d. Public Access:A ten percent(10%) 7. Maximum Total Residential Densities: density bonus if public access which is The maximum residential densities that may acceptable to the City is granted to lakes, be achieved in a PUD shall not exceed: rivers, and other unusual site features (e.g., unique open space, recreation ar- a. G-1 Zone:One and one-fourth(1.25) eas, etc.). dwelling units per acre. e. Parking Lots: A five percent(5%) b. R-1 Zone: Six(6) dwelling units per density bonus if off-street parking is acre. grouped in areas of sixteen (16) stalls or less and separated from other parking ar- c. R-2 Zone:Twelve(12)dwelling units eas by significant landscaping. per acre. f. Enclosed Parking:A five percent d. R-3 Zone: Twenty five(25) dwelling (5%)density bonus if at least fifty percent units per acre. (50%)of the parking stalls are placed un- derground or enclosed by walls on three e. R-4 Zone: Thirty five (35) dwelling (3) sides, such as in garages. units per acre. g. Arterial Access:A five percent(5%) 8. Reduction in Total Density for Lands density bonus if the principal vehicular Identified as Sensitive: These maximum access point opens directly onto a pri- densities shall apply to all lands within a PUD, mary or secondary arterial. provided that the maximum density of any portion of a site that is identified as containing h. Public Transit: A five percent(5%) very severe environmentally sensitive areas density bonus if public transit is available is reduced by fifty percent(50%) and the within five hundred feet(500')walking maximum density of any portion of a site distance from the PUD. identified as containing severe environmen- tally sensitive areas is reduced by twenty five i. Security:A five percent(5%)density percent(25%). bonus if the PUD provides a crime pre- vention plan, including locks, security lighting,appropriate doors,windows and 9 -38 4-9-150J J. DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS: cel, whether developed or undeveloped, then any building or structure in the PUD 1. Code Provisions That May Be Modi- shall be set back at least twenty five feet fled: In approving a planned unit develop- (25')from such parcel. Such twenty five ment, the City may modify any of the stan- foot(25') setback shall be open space, dards of the Zoning, Parking and Loading, and shall not be utilized for parking, and Subdivision Codes except the following: streets, driveways, playgrounds or other intensive uses, but such twenty five foot a. The City may not modify any of the (25') setback shall be landscaped as provisions of this Section; hereinabove described and maintained as a common area and open space. b. The City may not modify any provi- sion of the above codes that specifically b. Setback and Height Limitations state that its requirements are not subject Adjacent to R-1 Zones:Any structure to modifications under a PUD; within one hundred feet(100') of an R-1 Zone shall be comprised of detached sin- c. The City may not modify any of the gle family housing no more than thirty five procedural provisions of these codes; feet(35') in height. and c. Spacing Between Buildings: No d. The City may not modify any provi- minimum spacing between buildings sion that specifically applies to develop- within a PUD is required provided that ment on a wetland, floodplain, or each development shall provide reason- regulated slope. able visual and acoustical privacy for dwelling units and surrounding proper- 2. Common Open Space Standard: Each ties; fences, insulation, walks, barriers, PUD shall provide not less than thirty five per- and landscaping are used, as appropri- cent(35%) of the total site area for common ate, for the protection and aesthetic en- open space. Open space shall be concen- hancement of the property and the trated in large usable areas and may be de- privacy of its occupants and surrounding signed provide either active or passive properties, screening of objectionable recreation or to provide a wildlife habitat. view or uses,and reduction of noise;win- dows are placed at such a height or loca- 3. Private Open Space:Each unit in a PUD tion or screened to provide adequate shall have usable private open space(in ad- privacy;and adequate light and air is pro- dition to parking, storage space, lobbies, and vided to each dwelling unit. corridors) for the exclusive use of the occu- pants of that unit. Each ground floor unit, 5. Shoreline Areas: Planned unit develop- whether attached or detached, shall have pri- ments which include any shoreline of natural vate open space which is contiguous to the lakes, rivers and other waterways shall be unit and shall be an area of at least twenty governed by the requirements of the City percent(20%)of the gross square footage of Code entitled Residential Subdivision of First the dwelling units. The private open space Class Shorelands and Shoreline Master Pro- shall be well demarcated and at least ten feet gram. (10') in every dimension. Decks on upper floors can substitute for some of this required 6. Environmentally Sensitive Areas: private open space. For dwelling units which PUDs in areas identified as very severe or se- are exclusively upper story units, there shall vere environmentally sensitive areas shall be be deck areas totaling at least sixty (60) subject to special review by the City to assure square feet in size with no dimension less stable building conditions, safe and conve- than five feet(5'). nient access, and minimum disruption of the natural physical features of the land. Special 4. Setback and Height Standards: engineering, soils, hydrologic or geologic studies may be required to assure public Norse a. Setback from R-1 Zones: When- safety and welfare. ever a PUD shall abut a R-1 zoned par- 9 -39 4-9-150J 7. Access,Circulation and Parking: for providing maintenance of landscaping may be waived if a landscaping mainte- a. General: The planned unit develop- nance contract with a reputable land- ment shall have adequate pedestrian and scaping firm licensed to do business in *4404 vehicle access and parking commensu- the City of Renton is executed and kept rate with the location,size and density of active for a two(2)year period.A copy of the proposed development. Vehicle ac- such contract shall be kept on file with the cess shall not be unduly detrimental to Development Services Division. adjacent areas and shall take into consid- eration the anticipated traffic which the b. Maintenance: Landscaping and un- development may generate. improved common open space shall be maintained permanently by the property b. Streets:All streets within a PUD owners' association or the owner of the shall be dedicated to the City for public PUD, or the agent or agents thereof and use. Such streets shall be developed to shall be subject to periodic inspection by the full minimum standards specified in the City. In the event that such landscap- RMC 4-6-060, including curbs, gutters ing or open space is not maintained in a and sidewalks. responsible manner, the City shall have the right to provide for the maintenance c. Parking:Adequate vehicular parking thereof and bill the property owners' as- areas shall be provided. Vehicular park- sociation accordingly. Such bill,if unpaid, ing may be provided either on-street or shall become a lien against each individ- off-street within the PUD, provided that ual property. the total number of available spaces is at least equal to the resident and guest 9. Installation and Maintenance of Corn- parking requirements specified in the mon Facilities: parking and loading regulations. a. Installation: Prior to the issuance of d. Pedestrian Circulation:Adequate any occupancy permits,all common facil- pedestrian circulation facilities shall be ities, including but not limited to utilities, provided. These facilities shall be dura- storm drainage, streets, recreation facili- ble, serviceable, safe, convenient to the ties, etc., shall be completed by the de- dwelling units, and separated by curb or veloper or, if deferred by the Board of - other means from the vehicle traffic facil- Public Works, assured through a perfor- ities. mance bond to the City in an amount equal to a minimum of one hundred fifty 8. Installation and Maintenance of Corn- percent(150%)of the cost of installation, mon Open Space: except for such common facilities that are intended to serve only future phases of a a. Installation:All common area and PUD. Any common facilities that are in- open space shall be landscaped in accor- tended to serve both the present and fu- dance with the landscaping plan submit- ture phases of a PUD shall be installed or ted by the applicant and approved by the bonded as specified above before occu- City, provided that common open space pancy of the earliest phase that will be containing natural features worthy of served.At the time of such bonding and preservation may be left unimproved. deferral, the City shall determine what Prior to the issuance of any occupancy portion of the costs of improvements is permit, the developer shall furnish a per- attributable to each phase of a PUD. formance bond to the City in an amount equal to a minimum of one hundred fifty b. Maintenance: All common facilities percent(150%)of the cost of the installa- not dedicated to the City shall be perma- tion of the approved landscaping, which nently maintained by the PUD owner, if shall be planted within one year of the there is only one owner, or by the prop- date of final approval of the PUD,and the erty owners' association, or the agent(s) maintenance of such landscaping for a thereof. In the event that such facilities ' 40 period of two(2)years thereafter.A bond are not maintained in a responsible man- 9 -40 4-9-150K ner, as determined by the City, the City vices Division and shall include the general shall have the right to provide for the intent of the development, apportionment of maintenance thereof and bill the owner or land for buildings and land use, proposed lis""` property owners'association accordingly. phases, if any, and such other information or Such bill, if unpaid, shall become a lien documentation which the Development Ser- against each individual property. vices Division shall require. Submittal re- quirements and fees shall be as listed in RMC K. PROCEDURE FOR PRELIMINARY 4-1-170, Land Use Review Fees, and APPROVAL OF PLANNED UNIT 4-8-120C, Land Use Applications. DEVELOPMENTS: The approval of a planned unit development shall 5. Public Notice and.Comment Period:In be by the City Council, upon recommendation by addition to RMC 4-8-9, Public Notice Re- the Hearing Examiner, and shall be processed in quirements, public notice shall be in the form accordance with the following procedures: of three(3)signs placedon or near the sub- ject property and clearly visible from the larg- 1. Who May Apply: Any owner, group of est public street serving the property. The owners of contiguous property acting jointly, Development Services Division shall also developer, or authorized agent may submit make a reasonable effort to notify by mail all an application for a PUD. known homeowners' associations, commu- nity clubs or similar organizations in the 2. Filing of Application: The application neighborhood of a proposed PUD.The public for preliminary approval of a PUD shall be comment period shall be as specified in RMC filed with the Development Services Division 4-8-090, Public Notice Requirements. accompanied by a filing fee as established by RMC 4-1-170, Land Use Review Fees.Wher- Failure to receive such mailed notification ever a planned unit development is intended shall have no effect upon the proposed action to be subdivided into smaller parcels, an ap- or application. plication for preliminary plat approval may be '' +'' submitted together with the application for fi- 6. Phasing: Planned unit developments nal plan PUD approval. In such case,the pre- may be proposed to be developed in one or liminary plat and the final plan PUD shall be more phases. If developed in phases, each processed and reviewed concurrently. Sub- phase of the PUD shall contain adequate sequent to final plan PUD approval, a PUD parking,open space, recreation space,public may also be subdivided by the binding site benefits, landscaping, buffering, circulation, plan process. utilities and other improvements necessary so that each phase, together with any earlier 3. Informal Review: Prior to making appli- phases, may stand alone and satisfy the pur- cation for preliminary approval,the developer poses of this Section. Further, each phase shall meet with the reviewing departments to must meet the requirements of subsection E2 study and review the proposed PUD.The de- of this Section, Public Benefit Required, un- veloper shall prepare and submit to the De- less the public benefits have been met by velopment Services Division eight(8) copies previously approved phases. of a tentative application with vicinity and site maps containing the information required in 7. Review Process: The preliminary plan subsection K4 of this Section, together with shall be circulated to all reviewing depart- other pertinent information required by the re- ments for comments. The Development Ser- viewing departments. The maps may be rea- vices Division shall determine that the plans sonably accurate sketches. A fee as comply with the development policies of the established by RMC 4-1-170, Land Use Re- Renton Comprehensive Plan and this Sec- view Fees, for a tentative PUD shall be paid tion and shall make a recommendation to the by the petitioner prior to this informal review. Hearing Examiner accordingly. 4. Submittal Requirements and Applica- 8. Decision:After public hearing, the Hear- tion Fees: A preliminary development plan ing Examiner shall recommend approval, ap- shall be submitted to the Development Ser- proval with conditions, or denial of the preliminary plan. The City Council, upon rec- 9-41 4-9-150L ommendation of the Hearing Examiner, shall all plans and information in the detail required for approve, modify or deny the preliminary plan a final plan and shall comply with all other require- PUD.City Council action to approve a prelim- ments and standards for a final plan. inary plan PUD shall be by ordinance and shall include an accurate description of the M..FINAL PLAN REVIEW PROCEDURES: boundaries,land uses and number of units of the PUD, and any phases thereof, as well as 1. Time Limits:The developer shall,within the effective date of approval and the date of two(2)years of the effective date of action by expiration of such approval. the City Council to approve the preliminary plan, submit to the Development Services Di- 9. Effect of an Approved Preliminary vision a final development plan showing the Plan:The approval of a preliminary plan con- ultimate design and specific details of the pro- stitutes the City's acceptance of the general posed planned unit development or the final project, including its density, intensity, ar- phase or phases thereof. rangement and design. Approval authorizes the applicant or subsequent owner to apply Upon application by the developer, the Hear- for final plan approval of the PUD or phase(s) ing Examiner:may grant an extension of the thereof. Preliminary plan approval does not approved preliminary plan for a maximum of authorize any building permits or any site twelve(12) months.Application for such ex- work except that required for surveying and tension shall be made at least thirty(30)days engineering of the final plan or that required prior to the expiration date of preliminary plan by the City for improvements that are neces- approval. Only one such extension may be sary for a particular phase of the PUD for granted fora PUD. If a final development plan which final plan approval has been granted. is not filed within such two(2)years or within An approved preliminary plan binds the future the extended time period, if any,the PUD pre- PUD site and all subsequent owners to the liminary plan shall be deemed to have ex- uses, densities, and standards of the prelimi- pired or been abandoned and shall be subject nary plan until such time as a final plan is ap- to the provisions of subsection 0 of this Sec- proved for the entire site or all phases of the tion. site,ora new preliminary plan is approved,or444.9 the preliminary plan is abandoned or expires 2. Submittal Requirements and Fees for subject to the provisions of subsection 0 of Final Plan Application:A final plan applica- this Section. tion shall be submitted for a PUD, or a phase thereof, to the Development Services Divi- 10. Zoning Map Revised: Upon the au- sion. The proposed final plan shall be in sub- thority of the approval ordinance of a prelimi- stantial conformance with the approved nary plan PUD, the City shall place the PUD preliminary plans, including phasing, subject designation as an overlay on the subject to the provisions of subsections M4 and M5 of property on the City of Renton Zoning Map. this Section.Submittal requirements shall be as listed in RMC 4-8-120C, Land Use Appli- 11. Sale of Planned Unit Development: If cations.Application fees shall be as listed in a developer sells the site or a portion of the RMC 4-1-170, Land Use Review Fees. site after preliminary approval, such sale shall not prevent final approval of the planned 3. Public Notice: Public notice shall be unit development, providing that any suc- provided in the manner prescribed for prelim- ceeding owner agrees to comply with the re- inary plans. quirements of this Section, and any and all conditions or covenants that have been es- 4. Minor Modifications:As part of the ap- tablished for the approved PUD. proval of a final plan, the City may require or L. MERGER OF REVIEW STAGES: approve a minor deviation from the prelimi- nary plan if: The applicant may request that review and deci- sion on the preliminary plan and final plan be a. The change is necessary because of merged in one decision. The merged decision natural features of the subject property shall follow the procedural steps required of a pre- not foreseen by the applicant or the City liminary plan. However,the applicant shall submit 9 -42 4-9-150M prior to the approval of the preliminary a. Covenants Required:As a condi- development plan; or tion of final plan PUD approval, cove- nants shall be executed that run with the low b. The change will not have the effect of land, and with all subdivided portions significantly reducing any area of land- thereof, stating that such property is part scaping, open space, natural area or of an approved PUD, and including the parking; or file number thereof and a description of the uses,densities and phases of the ap- c. The change will not have the effect of proved PUD. Such covenant shall also increasing the density or significantly in- be recorded for each property created creasing the total amount of floor area of through any subsequent subdivisions. the PUD; or b. Property Owners'Association Re- d. The change will not result in any quired:The developer or owner(s) of a structure, circulation or parking area be- PUD shall be required to form a legally fin- ing moved significantly in any direction;or corporated property owners' association prior to the occupancy of any portion of a e. The change will not reduce any set- PUD. If there is only one owner of the back approved as part of the preliminary PUD, either a property owners'associa- plan by more than ten percent(10%)and tion shall be formed or a covenant run- the required minimum setback is met; or ping with the land shall be filed requiring the formation of such an association prior f. The change will not result in a signifi- to the first subsequent sale of the prop- cant increase in the height of any struc- erty, or portion thereof. ture as approved in the preliminary plan; or 7. Effect of an Approved Final Plan: g. The change will not increase or cre- a. Standards Superimposed: The fi- lar., ate any adverse impacts or undesirable nal approval of a planned unit develop- effects on the surrounding neighborhood. ment, under the procedures detailed in this Section, shall superimpose the re- 5. Major Modifications: Major modifica- quirements of that specific approved tions are those which substantially change planned unit development on the under- the basic design,density,circulation, or open lying zone regulations as an exception space requirements of the PUD. Major modi- thereto, to the extent that the require- fications to a preliminary plan PUD shall be ments of the planned unit development processed as a new preliminary plan. modifies or supersedes the regulations of the underlying zone. Final plan approval 6. Review and Approval of Final Plan: shall be binding upon property or the re- The final plan shall be reviewed by the de- spective phase(s)with regards to density, partments and the Hearing Examiner, in the open space, uses, and other standards manner prescribed for preliminary plans, to until such time as a new final plan PUD is determine if the final plan is in substantial approved or the final plan expires or is conformance with the approved preliminary abandoned subject to subsection 0 of plan and is consistent with the purposes and this Section. review criteria of this Section. After a public hearing thereon, the Hearing Examiner shall b. Construction Authorized:Approval make a decision to approve, approve with of a final plan PUD is authorization to ap- conditions or deny the final plan.The decision ply for building permits to construct the shall include a description of the elements of PUD. The developer shall prepare and the approved PUD, including land uses, num- submit building permit applications which ber of units, phasing, the effective date of ap- are accepted as substantially complete to proval and of expiration, time limits, required the Development Services Division within improvements and the schedule for imple- six(6) months of the effective date of ap- mentation,and any conditions that may apply proval.The developer shall complete the to the PUD. approved planned unit development or 9-43 4-9-150N any phase thereof included in the ap- opment plans, their content and proved final plan within two(2)years from configuration. If a preliminary PUD is modi- the date of the decision to approve the fi- fled and has any major modifications permit- nal plan by the Hearing Examiner,unless ted to it, then this sign shall similarly be Nrid the examiner designates a shorter time. , modified to comply with any approved Failure to complete the PUD, or any changes to the modified PUD. Any sign phase thereof,within this time limit will re- erected pursuant to this Code Section shall quire the submittal of a new preliminary be exempt from the provisions of the Sign and final plan application in order to con- Code.All such public notification signs pro- tinue construction of the PUD. Failure to posed subject to this Section shall be re- submit a new application or to complete viewed and approved by the Development the PUD once construction has begun Services Division to insure that the informa- shall constitute abandonment of the PUD tion to be displayed is clearly legible and that subject to subsection 0 of this Section. the size of the sign is no larger than what is Expiration of any building permit issued needed to convey the required information. for a PUD shall be governed by the provi- The sign is to be removed at such time as the sions of the applicable Building Code. final phase of the PUD has been approved Construction of any portion of the PUD re- and constructed. (Ord. 4060, 4-20-1987) quires a current approved PUD and a cur- rent building permit. 2. Conformance with Final Plan Re- quired: Building permits shall be issued for 8. Phasing: If developed in phases, each construction in planned unit developments phase of the PUD shall contain adequate only in accordance with the final plan and pro- parking,open space,recreation space,public gram elements of the final plan as approved benefits, landscaping, buffering, circulation, by the Hearing Examiner. utilities and other improvements necessary so that each phase, together with any earlier 3. Minor Adjustments to Final Plan:Minor phases, may stand alone and satisfy the pur- adjustments to the final plan which involve poses of this Section. Further, each phase only insignificant revisions to the exact loca- must meet the requirements of subsection E2 tion and configuration of buildings,roadways, °j'04 of this Section, Public Benefit Required, un- open space or other features and do not in- less the public benefits have been met by volve any changes in density, relative density previously approved phases. within the site, intensity, architectural style, housing type or other significant characteris- 9. Extension of Time Limits for Remain- tics of the PUD may be approved by the De- ing Phases:Approval of a final plan for any velopment Services Division when issuing phase of the approved preliminary plan shall building permits. Adjustments that are deter- constitute an extension for two(2)years of mined by the Development Services Division the remainder of the preliminary plan from the to not be minor adjustments shall require the effective date of Hearing Examiner action on submittal of a new final plan or preliminary the final plan. plan application,according to subsections M4 and M5 of this Section, Modifications. N. BUILDING AND OCCUPANCY PERMITS: 4. Occupancy Permit Issuance Proce- dure:The Development Services Division Di- 1. Public Notification Signage: Prior to is- rector may issue a temporary or final suance of any building permits for a final occupancy permit subject to any conditions PUD, the applicant will erect and maintain in appropriate to insure the public health, safety a legible manner a sign which is sufficiently and general welfare, and to insure the timely large and prominently sited, and which execution of the remainder of the planned graphically portrays all phases of the prelimi- unit development. Prior to issuance of the nary PUD including dwelling unit types, num- permit the Director shall find: ber of units, parking, open space, and recreational facilities. The purpose of this a. That the developer is engaged in the temporary sign is to inform neighbors and fu- continuation of the construction of the re- „ed ture residents about future phases of devel- mainder of the PUD application. 9 -44 4-9-160B b. That all requirements of the PUD op- ties, streets or other improvements of any proval, and required health and safety phase of a PUD. regulations of the City have been satis fled. 3. Resuming Development of an Aban- doned PUD Site: In order to resume devel- c. That the partial occupancy has been opment of an abandoned PUD site, a new granted deferrals of on-site or off-site im- final plan application shall be submitted for provements not yet completed pursuant any partially completed phase of the PUD to provisions of the Renton Municipal and a new preliminary plan application shall Code. be submitted for all remaining portions of the site. In any case, all subsequent preliminary d. That partial occupancy will be in the or final plans shall adhere to the Renton City general public interest, and not detrimen- Code provisions in force at the time of resub- tal to the public health, safety and wel- mission including open space, dwelling unit fare. density and setback requirements. No build- ing permits shall be issued, renewed or ex- 5. Occupation of Structures:Any finished tended untilsuch new preliminary or final structures, short of full implementation of an plans are approved. approved final plan for a PUD or those phases thereof, may be occupied upon the is- P. APPEALS OF EXAMINER'S DECISION suance of a conditional use permit by the ON A FINAL PUD: Hearing Examiner together with such condi- The Hearing Examiner's decision on a final plan tions, covenants or other terms in order to as- PUD may be appealed to the City Council pursu- sure compliance with the requirements of ant to RMC 4-8-110. If the Hearing.Examiner acts subsection J.of this Section,Development on appeal to approve a final PUD, the decision Standards, and/or any other applicable provi- will include an effective date of approval consis- sion of this Section and the City's zoning reg- tent with subsection K8 of this Section, Decision. ulations. •r Q. APPEAL OF COUNCIL DECISION ON O. EXPIRATION OR ABANDONMENT OF PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT: A PUD: The action, by ordinance, of the City Council to approve, modify or deny a PUD shall be final and 1. Expiration: Expiration of an approved conclusive, unless the time period specified in preliminary plan shall be defined as failure to RMC 4-8-110,Appeals, an aggrieved party ob- satisfy the time limits or other requirements of tains a writ of review from Superior Court.If Coun- submitting a final plan application. Expiration cil acts in appeal to approve a preliminary PUD, of an approved final plan PUD shall be de- the decision will include an effective date of ap- fined as failure to initiate construction of a proval consistent with subsection K8 of this Sec- PUD. Expiration can only occur if no on-site tion, Decision. (Ord.4039, 1-19-1987) construction has begun. Upon expiration of a preliminary or final plan,the undeveloped site R. VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES: may only be developed if a new preliminary Penalties for any violation of any of the provisions and final plan PUD is approved or if the City of this Chapter shall be in accord with RMC 1-3-2, Council, by ordinance, removes the PUD Civil Penalties. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) designation and revokes the original ap- proval. 4-9-160 PUBLIC ART EXEMPTION 2. Abandonment:Abandonment of a pre- PROCEDURE: liminary and/or final plan for the purpose of this Section shall mean the failure and ne- A. PURPOSE: (Reserved) glect of the developer to meet the require- ments of subsection M7b of this Section,or to B. APPLICABILITY: diligently pursue the project and the improve- "Objects of art"for the purposes of this Section ments incidental thereto for a period of six(6) shall include, but not be limited to, sculptures, months, after beginning or completing con wall paintings, murals,collages or banners by art- struction of any of the residential units, utili- 9 -45 4-9-160C ists recognized by the Renton Municipal Arts site plans and wall elevations depicting the loca- Commission and when consistent with guide- tion of the objects of art. lines, if any, established by the Renton Municipal Arts Commission. (Ord. 4401, 5-3-1993) F. STAFF REVIEW OF EXEMPTION NIS REQUESTS: C. CRITERIA FOR EXEMPTIONS FROM If the City determines that there is no issue as to SIGN CODE REQUIREMENTS: the artistic merit of the proposed object, then the Objects of art are exempt from the requirements City may issue the applicant a public art exemp- of the City's Sign Code when: tion certificate.Appeals from administrative deci- sions may be filed as referenced in RMC 4-8-110, 1. Sited in a manner as to be readily acces- Appeals. (Ord.4401, 5-3-1993;Amd. Ord.4720, sible to pedestrians for passive viewing; 5-4-1998) 2. Sited in a manner so as not to unduly di- G. SPECIAL ARTS COMMISSION vert the attention of motorists from the road- REVIEW OF EXEMPTION REQUESTS: way; If the City determines that there is an issue as to the artistic merit of the object, then upon receipt 3. Stationary and do not revolve or other- of a completed application the Development Ser- wise move; vices Division shall forward the application to the Renton Municipal Arts Commission for review 4. Not illuminated; and recommendation and shall notify the appli- cant of the date the application was transferred to 5. In good taste and reasonably reflect ac- the Commission. ceptable community values; 1. Commission Review and Recommen- 6. Of sufficient durability so as to have a life dations: The Renton Municipal Arts Corn- expectancy of at least ten (10) years; mission, following adopted procedures, shall review and transmit to the Development Ser- 7. Not used or referred to in the media or by vices Division a recommendation on the ap- ,, .10 the owners of the premises or operators of plication not later than forty five (45) days businesses contained thereon for business from the date of acceptance of a complete advertising purposes. application, in accordance with the following procedures. D. EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE REQUIRED FOR PUBLIC ART: 2. Renton Municipal Arts Commission Before a proposed object of art may be exempted Role Regarding Public Art Exemption Cer- from the City's Sign Code, the property owner or tificate:The role of the Commission shall be his/her representative shall apply for and be to: (1)recommend whether proposed objects granted a public art exemption certificate by the of art reasonably reflect acceptable.commu- City. Placement of objects of art exempted from nity values; (2) recommend whether the pro- the Sign Code must comply with the other provi- posed siting location, size/scale, etc., are sions of the City's Zoning and Building Codes. appropriate for public display;(3)recommend whether adequate provisions have been E. EXEMPTION APPLICATION made for public access and passive viewing PROCEDURE: of the objects of art; and (4)to determine Applicants must submit an application with the whether the objects of art are consistent with appropriate filing fees according to the City's es- the Commission's established guidelines and tablished fee schedule to the Development Ser- are by a recognized artist. vices Division of the Department of Planning/ Building/Public Works. The application shall in- 3. Determination of Artist Recognition: clude five (5) sets of photographs, scaled draw- In determining that an artist is recognized,the ings, and/or three(3) dimensional depictions of Renton Municipal Arts Commission shall es- the proposed objects/surfaces to be exempted, a tablish a panel,consisting of three(3)Renton biographical sketch of the artist, and appropriate Municipal Arts Commissioners and two(2) artists or instructors who are actively en- 9 -46 4-9-170D gaged in the medium used to create the pro- 4-9-170 RAILROAD AND UTILITY posed object of art for which exemption has LINE CONSTRUCTION PERMIT: been applied, which shall determine whether or not said proposed object of art meets or A. PURPOSE: (Reserved) exceeds the standards generally accepted for that medium, and whether or not media B. APPLICABILITY: and technique show competency and quality of workmanship. No person or corporation shall build or construct any railroad of any kind or any street railway, tele- 4. Fee:A separate fee,up to a maximum of graph line, telephone line, electric light line, gas three hundred dollars ($300.00), will be main or underground conduit for use of any public charged to the applicant for the costs associ utility company in any street, avenue or alley of the City without first obtaining a permit therefor ated with the Renton Municipal Arts Commis- sion's selection of the peer review panel.This from the Council and no person shall make any fee will be determined by the Renton Munici- excavation of any kind or deposit any material or pal Arts Commission. thing in any street, avenue or alley of this City for the purpose or with the intention of building, con- H. FINAL AUTHORITY: structing or extending any such street railway, After reviewing the recommendation of the telegraph line, telephone line, electric light line, gas main or underground conduit for use of any Renton Municipal Arts Commission,a City official designated by the Development Services Division public utility company without first obtaining such shall make a determination as to whether a public permit from the Council. (Ord. 1065, 9-5-1939) art exemption certificate shall be issued. C. NO PERMIT FOR ORDINARY REPAIR: I. APPEAL: It shall be no defense of any prosecution or pro- If, after reviewing the recommendation of the ceeding under this Chapter that a franchise to Renton Municipal Arts Commission, the City offs build or construct any such street railway, tele - Renton determines that the public art exemption is graph line, telephone line, electric light line, gas denied,thea applicant appealmain or underground conduit for use of any public pp may that determine- utility company that has been granted by any law tion to the Examiner pursuant to RMC 4-8-110, of this City, but this Chapter shall not be so con- Appeals. strued as to require a permit for the construction 1. Standing and Authority for Hearing of ordinary repairs to any such structure where such repairs are made in good faith and not for Appeal: If, after reviewing the recommends the purpose of construction of such structure. tion of the Renton Municipal Arts Commis- sion, the City official determines that the D. DECISION CRITERIA: public art exemption is denied, the applicant If the person applying to the Council for any such may appeal that determination to the Hearing permit shall have a valid and existing franchise or Examiner. The decision from which the ap peal is taken will be an administrative deci permission for the structure desired under any sion for purposes of appeal. valid law of the City, the Council may grant such permit provided that said Council shall defer or temporarily refuse the granting thereof until such 2. Transmittal of File and Staff Report to time as it deems proper or in its discretion in all Examiner: On appeal, the Development Ser- vices Division shall submit the official file, in cases where the street, avenue or alley in or on eluding one set of the application materials which the work desired to be done is occupied or together with the recommendation of the about to be occupied in any work by the City in im- Renton Municipal Arts Commission and a proving or repairing such street, avenue, alley or staff report, to the Hearing Examiner at least public place, or in repairing other property of the ten(10)days prior to the Hearing Examiner's City, or in cases where such street,avenue, alley scheduled public hearing on this item. (Ord. or public place is occupied or about to be occu 4401, 5-3-1993) pied by any other persons having the right to use the same in such manner as to render it inconve- nient to the public to permit any further obstruc- ''`✓ tion thereof at said time, and provided, further, that a sufficient portion of such street, avenue, al- 9-47 (Revised 12/99) 4-9-170E ley or public place shall, as far as possible, be The rezone hearing shall be held before the Hear- open for public use for the purposes of traffic,and ing Examiner under the procedures and rules of in all cases,any work of the City or its contractors the Hearing Examiner. (Ord.4437, 2-21-1994) or employees shall have precedence over all 44410 other work of any kind. E. .SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS AND FEES: E. VIOLATION AND PENALTIES: Submittal requirements and fees shall be as specified in RMC 4-1-170, Land Use Review 1. Construction without Permit Consid- Fees, and 4-8-120C, Land Use Applications. ered Public Nuisance: All street railways, telegraph lines, telephone lines, electric light F. DECISION CRITERIA FOR CHANGE lines, gas mains or underground conduits for OF ZONE CLASSIFICATION: use of any public utility company and all rails, ties, planks, posts, wires or other structures, 1. Criteria for Rezones Requiring a Com- apparatus or material built, constructed or prehensive Plan Amendment: The Review- placed in any street, avenue or alley of the ing Official shall find that: City without a permit having first been issued therefor in compliance with the provisions of a. The proposed amendment meets the this Chapter shall constitute a public nui- review criteria in RMC 4-9-020G; and sance and shall be abated in the manner pro- vided by the City law of the City and the b. The property is potentially classified person responsible for the placing or con- for the proposed zone being requested struction thereof shall be punished as pro- pursuant to the polices set forth in the vided in the Penal Code of the City. (Ord. Comprehensive Plan; and 1065, 9-5-1939) c. At least one of the following circum- 4-9-180 REZONE PROCESS: stances applies: i. The subject reclassification was A. PURPOSE: (Reserved) not specifically considered at the time of the last area land use analy- B. ABILITY TO APPLY: sis and area zoning; or An application for a rezone of property may be made by the property owner, or somebody autho- ii. Since the most recent land use rized on his behalf, on forms provided by and filed analysis or the area zoning of the with the Building Department. (Ord. 3463, subject property, authorized public 8-11-1980, Ord. 3592, 12-14-1981) improvements, permitted private de- velopment or other circumstances af- C. AUTHORITY FOR REZONES fecting the subject property have REQUIRING A PLAN AMENDMENT: undergone significant and material Areawide zoning shall be recommended to the change. Mayor and the City Council by the Planning Com- mission after conducting a public hearing thereon 2. Criteria for Rezones Not Requiring and may be thereafter adopted by the City Coun- Plan Amendment: The Reviewing Official cil upon completion of at least one public hearing shall make the following findings: thereon. (Ord. 3976, 3-3-1986) a. The rezone is in the public interest, D. AUTHORITY FOR REZONES NOT and REQUIRING PLAN AMENDMENT: In those instances where there is a rezone re- b. The rezone tends to further the pres- quest which does not require an amendment to ervation and enjoyment of any substan- the Comprehensive Plan, the processing of the tial property rights of the petitioner, and rezone application shall be submitted to the ad- ministration. The applicant will have the burden c. The rezone is not materially detri- *44100 and duty of applying for and pursuing the rezone. mental to the public welfare or the prop- (Revised 12/99) 9-48 4-9-180F erties of other persons located in the vicinity thereof, and Noire d. The rezone meets the review criteria in subsections F1b and F1c of this Sec- tion. (Amd. Ord. 4794, 9-20-1999) 9 -48.1 (Revised 12/99) r■r■ ur 44104 This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 12/99) 9-48.2 4-9-190C G. COUNCIL REVIEW PROCESS: 3. Normal maintenance or repair of exist- ing structures or developments, including 1. First and Final Readings:In the case of damage by accident, fire or elements. a change of the zone classification of prop- erty(rezone), the City Clerk shall place the a. "Normal maintenance" includes ordinance on the Council's agenda for first those usual acts to prevent a decline, reading. Final reading of the ordinance shall lapse, or cessation from a lawfully estab- not occur until all conditions, restrictions or lished condition. modifications which may have been required by the Council have been accomplished or b. "Normal repair" means to restore a provisions for compliance made to the satis- development to a state comparable to its faction of the Legal Department. (Ord. 3454, original condition, including but not lim- 7-28-1980) ited to its size, shape,configuration, loca- tion and external appearance, within a 2. Adoption of Ordinance:The Council reasonable period after decay or partial may,upon proper petition or upon its own mo- destruction, except where repair causes tion, after a public hearing thereon and refer- substantial adverse effects to the shore- ral to and report from the City Hearing line resource or environment. Examiner, change by ordinance the zoning classifications as shown on the district maps. c. Replacement of a structure or devel- (Ord. 3463, 8-11-1980; Amd. Ord. 3592, opment may be authorized as repair 12-14-1981) where such replacement is the common method of repair for the type of structure H. TIME LIMITATIONS FOR REZONE or development and the replacement APPLICATION RESUBMISSION: structure or development is comparable A petition for a change of zoning classification, to the original structure or development seeking the same or substantially same relief as including, but not limited to, its size, a prior petition, cannot be refiled or resubmitted shape, configuration, location and exter- 'orr with the Hearing Examiner or the City Council for nal appearance and the replacement a period of twelve(12) months from the date of fi- does not cause substantial adverse ef- nal disapproval or rejection of such prior petition. fects to shoreline resources or environ- (Ord. 3463, 8-11-1980) ment. 4. Construction of the normal protective 4-9-190 SHORELINE PERMITS: bulkhead common to single family resi- dences. A. PURPOSE: (Reserved) A"normal protective" bulkhead includes B. APPLICABILITY: (Reserved) those structural and nonstructural develop- ments installed at or near, and parallel to,the C. EXEMPTIONS FROM PERMIT ordinary high water mark for the sole purpose SYSTEM: of protecting an existing single family resi- The following shall not be considered substantial dente and appurtenant structures from loss developments for the purpose of this Master Pro- or damage by erosion. A normal protective bulkhead is not exempt if it is constructed for gram. the purpose of creating additional dry land. 1. Any project with a certification from the Additional construction requirements are Governor pursuant to chapter 80.50 RCW found in WAC 173-27-040(2)(c). 2. Any development of which the total cost 5. Emergency construction necessary to protect property from damage by the ele- or fair market value does not exceed two ments. thousand five hundred dollars($2,500.00), if such development does not materially inter a. An "emergency" is an unanticipated ._ fere with the normal public use of the water or and imminent threat to public health, shorelines of the State. safety,or the environment which requires 9 -49 4-9-190C immediate action within a time too short ing jurisdiction thereof, other than require- to allow for full compliance with this pro- ments imposed pursuant to this Section. gram. a. "Single family" residence means a 441100 b. Emergency construction does not in- detached dwelling designed for and occu- dude development of new permanent pied by one family including those struc- protective structures where none previ- tures and developments within a ously existed. Where new protective contiguous ownership which are a normal structures are deemed to be the appro- appurtenance.An"appurtenance"is nec- priate means to address the emergency essarily connected to the use and enjoy- situation, upon abatement of the emer- ment of a single family residence and is gency situation, the new structure shall located landward of the ordinary high wa- be removed or any permit which would ter mark and the perimeter of a wetland. have been required, absent an emer- gency, pursuant to chapter 90.58 RCW, b. Construction authorized under this chapter 17-27 WAC or this Shoreline Pro- exemption shall be located landward of gram shall be obtained. the ordinary high water mark. c. All emergency construction shall be 8. Construction of a dock including a corm consistent with the policies of chapter munity dock designed for pleasure craft only, 90.58 RCW and this Program. for the private noncommercial use of the owner,lessee,or contract purchaser of single d. In general,flooding or other seasonal and multi-family residences. events that can be anticipated and may occur, but that are not imminent are not a. This exception applies if either: an emergency. i. In salt waters, the fair market 6. Construction and practices normal or value of the dock does not exceed necessary for farming, irrigation, and two thousand five hundred dollars ranching activities, including agricultural ($2,500.00). service roads and utilities on shorelands,and the construction and maintenance of irriga- ii. In fresh waters, the fair market tion structures, including, but not limited to, value of the dock does not exceed head gates, pumping facilities, and irrigation ten thousand dollars($10,000.00); channels.A feedlot of any size,all processing however, if subsequent construction plants, other activities of a commercial na- having a fair market value exceeding ture, alteration of the contour of the shore- two thousand five hundred dollars lands by leveling or filling, other than that ($2,500.00) occurs within five(5) which results from normal cultivation, shall years of completion of the prior con- not be considered normal or necessary farm- struction, the subsequent construc- ing or ranching activities.A feedlot shall bean tion shall be considered a substantial enclosure or facility used or capable of being development permit. used for feeding livestock hay, grain, silage, or other livestock feed, but shall not include b. A dock is a landing and moorage fa- land for growing crops or vegetation for live- cility for watercraft and does not include stock feeding and/or grazing, nor shall it in- recreational decks, storage facilities or dude normal livestock wintering operations. other appurtenances. 7. Construction on shorelands by an owner, 9. Construction or modification, by or under lessee or contract purchaser of a single fam- the authority of the Coast Guard or a desig- ily residence for his own use or for the use of nated port management authority, of naviga- his family, which residence does not exceed tional aids such as channel markers and a height of thirty five feet(35')above average anchor buoys. grade level and which meets all requirements of the State agency or local government hav- 10. Operation, maintenance, or construcNog - tion of canals,waterways,drains, reser- 9-50 4-9-190C voirs,or other facilities that now exist or are environmental impact statement published by hereafter created or developed as part of an_ the Department of Agriculture or the Depart- irrigation system for the primary purpose of ment of Ecology jointly with other State agen- making use of system waters, including re- cies under chapter 43.21 C RCW. turn flow and artificially stored groundwater ' for the irrigation of lands. 15. Watershed restoration projects as defined below: 11. The marking of property lines or cor- ners on State-owned lands when such mark- a. "Watershed restoration project" ing does not interfere with the normal public means a public or private project autho- use of the surface of the water. rized by the sponsor of a watershed res- toration plan that implements the plan or 12. Operation and maintenance of any a part of the plan and consists of one or system of dikes,ditches,drains,or other more of the following activities: facilities existing on September 8, 1975, which were created, developed, or utilized i. A project that involves less than primarily as a part of an agricultural drainage ten (10) miles of streamreach, in or diking system. which less than twenty five(25)cubic yards of sand, gravel, or soil is re- 13. Site exploration and investigation moved, imported, disturbed or dis- activities that are prerequisites to prepara- charged, and in which no existing tion of an application for development autho- vegetation is removed except as min- rization under this program, if: imally necessary to facilitate addi- tional plantings. a. The activity does not interfere with the normal public use of the surface wa- ii. A project for the restoration of an ters. eroded or unstable stream bank that employs the principles of bioengi- Nosy b. The activity will have no significant neering, including limited use of rock adverse impact on the environment in- as a stabilization only at the toe of the cluding, but not limited to, fish,wildlife, bank, and with primary emphasis on fish or wildlife habitat, water quality, and using native vegetation to control the aesthetic values. erosive forces of flowing water. c. The activity does not involve the in- iii. A project primarily designed to stallation of a structure, and upon corn- improve fish and wildlife habitat, re- pletion of the activity the vegetation and move or reduce impediments to mi- land configuration of the site are restored gration of fish,or enhance the fishery to conditions existing before the activity. resource available for use by all of the citizens of the State, provided d. A private entity seeking development that any structure, other than a authorization under this program first bridge or culvert or instream habitat posts a performance bond or provides enhancement structure associated other evidence of financial responsibility with the project, is less than two hun- to the Development Services Division to dyed (200) square feet in floor area ensure that the site is restored to pre- and is located above the ordinary existing conditions. high water mark of the stream. e. The activity is not subject to the per- b. "Watershed restoration plan" means mit requirements of RCW 90.58.550. a plan, developed or sponsored by a State department, a federally recognized 14. The process of removing or control- Indian Tribe, a city, a county or a conser- ling an aquatic noxious weed,as defined in vation district, for which agency and pub- RCW 17.26.020, through the use of a herbi- lic review has been conducted pursuant ift"'r cide or other treatment methods applicable to to chapter 43.21C RCW, the State Envi- weed control that are recommended by a final ronmental Policy Act.The watershed res- 9-51 4-9-190D toration plan generally contains a general 4. If any part of a proposed development is program and implementation measures not eligible for exemption, then a shoreline or actions for the preservation, restora- permit is required for the entire proposed de- tion, re-creation, or enhancement of the velopment project. natural resources, character, and ecol • - ogy of a stream, stream segment, drain- E. SHORELINE PERMIT APPLICATION age area, or watershed. PROCEDURES: 16. A public or private project, the primary 1. Information Prior to Submitting a purpose of which is to improve fish or wild- Shoreline Substantial Development Per- life habitat or fish passage,when all of the mit Application: Prior to submitting an appli- following apply: cation for a shoreline permit or an exemption from a shoreline permit, the applicant should a. The project has been approved in informally discuss a proposed development writing by the Department of Fish and with the Development Services Division.This Wildlife as necessary for the improve- will enable the applicant to become familiar ment of the habitat or passage and ap- with the requirements of this Master Program, propriately designed and sited to Building and Zoning procedures, and en- accomplish the intended purpose. forcement procedures. b. The project has received hydraulic 2. Shoreline Substantial Development project approval by the Department of Permit Required:No shoreline development Fish and Wildlife pursuant to chapter shall be undertaken on shorelines of the City 75.20 RCW. without first obtaining a"substantial develop- ment permit"from the Development Services c. The Development Services Division Division. has determined that the project is consis- tent with this Master Program. 3. Shoreline Substantial Development Permit Application Forms and Fees:Appli *4810 - 17. Hazardous substance remedial ac- cations for such permits shall be made on tions pursuant to WAC 173-27-040(3). forms and reviewed according to procedures prescribed by the Development Services Di- D. EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE vision.Application forms may be revised from PROCEDURES: time-to-time by the Development Services Di- vision without prejudice to any existing appli- 1. Any person claiming exemption from the cations. Such forms should be designed to permit requirements of this Master Program provide such information as is necessary to as a result of the exemptions specified in this determine whether such a permit is justified. Section shall make application for a no-fee exemption certificate to the Development Applications shall be made by the property Services Division in the manner prescribed owner, or his authorized agent, lessee, con- by that division. tract purchaser, or other person entitled to possession of the property and, except for 2. Any development which occurs within the applications filed by or on behalf of the City or regulated shorelines of the State under other governmental agencies, shall be ac- Renton's jurisdiction, whether it requires a companied by a receipt issued by the Fi- permit or not, must be consistent with the in- nance Department showing payment of the tent of the State law. applicable fees which are established by RMC 4-1-170, Land Use Review Fees. 3. The City may attach conditions to the ap- proval of exempted developments and/or Three (3) copies of a notice of development uses as necessary to assure consistency of application shall be posted prominently on the project with the Shoreline Management the property concerned and in conspicuous Act and this Program. public places within three hundred (300) feet thereof. The notice of development applica- r, / tion shall also be mailed to property owners 9 -52 4-9-190F within three hundred(300)feet of the bound- applications and actions taken by said divi- aries of the subject property. The required _ sion unto such other officials or departments contents of the notice of development appli- whose jurisdiction may extend to all or any 4.41r" cation are detailed in RMC 4-8-0908, Public part of the proposed development. Notice Requirements. • F. REVIEW CRITERIA: Each such notice of development application shall include a statement that persons desir- 1. General: The Development Services Di- ing to present their views to the Development vision shall review an application for a permit Services Division with regard to said applica- based on the following: tion may do so in writing to that Division and persons interested in the Development Ser- a. The application. vices Division's action on an application for a permit may submit their views in writing or no- b. The environmental impact state- tify the Development Services Division in writ- ment, if one is required. ing of their interest within thirty(30)days from the last date of publication of such notice. No- c. Written comments from interested tice of development application for a substan- persons. tial development permit regarding a limited utility extension as defined in RCW 90.58.140 d. Information and comments from (11)(b)or for the construction of a bulkhead or other City departments affected. other measures to protect a single family res- idence and its appurtenant structures from e. Independent study by the Develop- shoreline erosion shall include a twenty(20) ment Services Division and the Policy day comment period. Development Department. Such notification or submission of views to f. Evidence presented at a public hear- the Development Services Division shall enti- ing should the Development Services Di- Nose tle those persons to a copy of the action taken vision and the Policy Development on the application. Department decide that it would be in the public interest to hold a public hearing. 4. Review Guidelines: Unless exempted The Development Services Division and or authorized through the variance or condi- the Policy Development Department tional use permit provisions of this Master shall have powers to prescribe rules and Program, no substantial development permit regulations for such hearings. and no other permit shall be granted unless the proposed development is consistent with 2. Additional Information: The Develop- the provisions of this Master Program, the ment Services Division may require an appli- Shoreline Management Act of 1971, and the cant to furnish information and data in rules and regulations adopted by the Depart- addition to that contained or required in the ment of Ecology thereunder. application forms prescribed. Unless an ade- quate environmental statement has previ- 5. Conditional Approval: Should the De- ously been prepared for the proposed velopment Services Division Director or his/ development by another agency, the City's her designee find that any application does Environmental Review committee shall not substantially comply with criteria imposed cause to be prepared such a statement, prior by the Master Program and the Shoreline to granting a permit, when the State Environ- Management Act of 1971, he may deny such mental Policy Act of 1971 would require such application or attach any terms or condition a statement. which he deems suitable and reasonable to effect the purpose and objective of this Mas- 3. Procedural Amendments:In addition to ter Program. the criteria hereinabove set forth in this Sec- tion, the Planning/Building/Public Works De- 6. Notification of City Departments: It partment may from time-to-time promulgate Niiipe shall be the duty of the Development Ser- additional procedures or criteria and such vices Division to timely furnish copies of all shall become effective,when reduced to writ- 9-53 dor 4-9-190G ing, and filed with the City Clerk and as ap- c. Time Limit,Permit Validity,and Ap- proved by the City Council and the peals:Conditional permits and variances Department of Ecology. shall be deemed to be approved within thirty(30)calendar days from the date of 4. Burden of Proof on Applicant:The bur- receipt by the Department of Ecology and den of proving that the proposed substantial the Attorney General's office unless writ- development is consistent with the criteria ten communication is received by the ap- which must be met before a permit is granted plicant and the City indicating otherwise. shall be on the applicant. i. Conditional use permits and vari- G. BONDS: ances shall be filed with the State in The Development Services Division may require accordance with RCW 90.58.140(6) the applicant to post a bond in favor of the City of and WAC 173-27-130. Renton to assure full compliance with any terms and conditions imposed by said department on ii. Permit validity requirements of any shoreline permit. Said bond shall be in an subsection J of this Section shall ap- amount to reasonably assure the City that any de- plyto conditional use and variance ferred improvement will be carried out within the permits. time stipulated. iii. Appeals of conditional use or H. ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS: variance permits shall be made in ac- The Planning/Building/Public Works Department cordance with RMC 4-8-110H. shall have the final authority to interpret the Mas- ter Program for the City of Renton. Where an ap- 3. Interpretation: It shall be recognized plication is denied or changed, per subsection E6 that a lawful use at the time the Master Pro- of this Section, an applicant may appeal the deci- gram is adopted is to be considered a permit- sion denying or changing a"substantial develop- ted use, and maintenance and restoration ment permit"to the Shoreline Hearings Board for shall not require a variance or a conditional an open record appeal in accordance with RMC use permit. 4-8-110. See RMC 4-8-110H for appeal proce- dures to the Shoreline Hearings Board. 4. Variances: I. VARIANCES AND CONDITIONAL a. Purpose:Upon proper application,a USES: substantial development permit may be granted which is at variance with the cri- 1. Purpose:The power to grant variances teria established in the Renton Master and conditional use permits should be utilized Program where, owing to special condi- in a manner which, while protecting the envi- ronment,will assure that a person will be able property, the literal interpretation and to utilize his property in a fair and equitable strict application of the criteria estab- manner. lished in the Renton Master Program would cause undue and unnecessary 2. Authority: hardship or practical difficulties. a. City Hearing Examiner: The Renton b. Decision Criteria: The fact that the Land Use Hearing Examiner shall have applicant might make a greater profit by authority to grant conditional use permits using his property in a manner contrary to and variances in the administration of the the intent of the Master Program is not, Renton Master Program. by itself, sufficient reason for a variance. The Land Use Hearing Examiner must b. State Department of Ecology Deci- find each of the following: sion:Both variances and conditional use permits are forwarded to the Department i. Exceptional or extraordinary cir- of Ecology and the Attorney General's of- cumstances or conditions applying to fice for approval or denial. the subject property, or to the in- tended use thereof, that do not apply 9 -54 4-9-190J generally to other properties on will be granted subject to each of the fol- shorelines in the same vicinity. lowing conditions: ii. The variance permit is necessary i. The use must be compatible with for the preservation and enjoyment other permitted uses within that area. of a substantial property right of the applicant possessed by the owners ii. The use will not interfere with the of other properties on shorelines in public use of public shorelines. the same vicinity. iii. Design of the site will be compat- iii. The variance permit will not be ible with the surroundings and the materially detrimental to the public City's Master Program. welfare or injurious to property on the shorelines in the same vicinity. iv. The use shall be in harmony with the general purpose and intent of the iv. The variance granted will be in City's Master Program. harmony with the general purpose and intent of this Master Program. v. The use meets the conditional use criteria in WAC 173-27-160. v. The public welfare and interest will be preserved; if more harm will J. TIME REQUIREMENTS FOR be done to the area by granting the SHORELINE PERMITS: variance than would be done to the applicant by denying it, the variance 1. Applicability and Modification at Time will be denied, but each property of Approval: owner shall be entitled to the reason- able use and development of his a. The time requirements of this Sec- lands as long as such use and devel- tion shall apply to all substantial develop- opment is in harmony with the gen- ment permits and to any development eral purpose and intent of the authorized pursuant to a variance or con- Shoreline Management Act of 1971, ditional use permit authorized under this and the provisions of this Master Pro- Program. gram. b. If it is determined that standard time vi. The proposal meets the vari- requirements of subsections J2 and J3 of ance criteria in WAC 173-27-170. this Section should not be applied, the Development Services Division shall 5. Conditional Use: adopt appropriate time limits as a part of action on a substantial development per- a. Purpose:Upon proper application,a mit upon a finding of good cause, based conditional use permit may be granted. on the requirements and circumstances The objective of a conditional use provi- of the project proposed and consistent sion is to provide more control and flexi- with the policy and provisions of this Mas- bility for implementing the regulations of ter Program and RCW 90.58.143. If it is the Master Program. With provisions to determined that standard time require- control undesirable effects, the scope of ments of subsections J2 and J3 of this uses can be expanded to include many Section should not be applied, the Hear- uses. ing Examiner, upon a finding of good cause and with the approval of the De- b. Decision Criteria: Uses classified partment of Ecology, shall establish ap- as conditional uses can be permitted only propriate time limits as a part of action on after consideration and by meeting such a conditional use or variance permit. performance standards that make the "Good cause" means that the time limits use compatible with other permitted uses established are reasonably related to the within that area.A conditional use permit time actually necessary to perform the 9 -55 4-9-190J development on the ground and corn- of the shoreline permit for a period of up to plete the project that is being permitted. one year. Otherwise said permit shall termi- nate.Notice of the proposed permit extension c. Where specific provisions are not in- shall be given to parties of record and the De- cluded to establish time limits on a permit , partment of Ecology. To maintain the validity as part of action on a permit by the City or of a shoreline permit, it is the applicant's re- the Department of Ecology,the time limits sponsibility to maintain valid construction per- in subsections J2 and J3 of this Section mits in accordance with adopted Building apply. Codes. d. Requests for permit extension shall 4. Effective Date: be made in accordance with subsections J2 and J3 of this Section. a. For purposes of determining the life of a shoreline permit,the effective date of 2. Construction Commencement: a substantial development permit, shore- line conditional use permit, or shoreline a. Unless a different time period is variance permit shall be the date of filing specified in the shoreline permit as au- as provided in RCW 90.58.140(6). The thorized by RCW 90.58.143 and subsec- permit time periods in subsections J2 and tion J1 of this Section, construction J3 of this Section do not include the time activities, or a use or activity, for which a during which a use or activity was not ac- permit has been granted pursuant to this tually pursued due to the pendency of ad- Master Program must be commenced ministrative appeals or legal actions, or within two(2) years of the effective date due to the need to obtain any other gov- of a shoreline permit, or the shoreline ernment permits and approvals for the permit shall terminate, and a new permit development that authorize the develop- shall be necessary. However, the Devel- ment to proceed,including all reasonably opment Services Division may authorize related administrative or legal actions on a single extension for a period not to ex- any such permits or approvals. ceed one year based on reasonable fac4.1 - tors, if a request for extension has been b. It is the responsibility of the applicant filed with the Division before the expira- to inform the Development Services Divi- tion date, and notice of the proposed ex- sion of the pendency of other permit ap- tension is given to parties of record and plications filed with agencies other than the Department of Ecology. the City,and of any related administrative or legal actions on any permit or ap- b. Construction activities or corn- proval. If no notice of the pendency of mencement of construction referenced in other permits or approvals is given to the subsection J2a of this Section means Division prior to the expiration date es- that construction applications must be tablished by the shoreline permit or the submitted, permits must be issued, and provisions of this Section, the expiration foundation inspections must be com- of a permit shall be based on the effective pleted before the end of the two(2)year date of the shoreline permit. period. c. The City shall issue permits within ap- 3. Construction Completion:A permit au- plicable time limits specified in the Type III thorizing construction shall extend for a term and Type VI review processes in RMC of no more than five(5) years after the effec- 4-8-080H. Substantial development per- tive date of a shoreline permit, unless a mits for a limited utility extension as de- longer period has been specified pursuant to fined in RCW 90.58.140(11)(b) or for the RCW 90.58.143 and subsection J1 of this construction of a bulkhead or other mea- Section. If an applicant files a request for an sures to protect a single family residence extension prior to expiration of the shoreline and its appurtenant structures from permit the Development Services Division shoreline erosion shall be issued within shall review the permit and upon a showing of twenty one(21)days of the last day of the Ng good cause may authorize a single extension 9 -56 4-9-190P comment period specified in RMC N. RESCISSION OF PERMITS: 4-9-190E3. 1. Noncompliance with Permit: Any 5. Review Period—Construction Autho- shoreline permit issued under the terms of rization: this Master Program may be rescinded or suspended by the Development Services Di- a. No construction pursuant to such vision of the City upon a finding that a permit- permit shall begin or be authorized and no tee has not complied with conditions of the building, grading or other construction permit. permits or use permits shall be issued by the City until twenty one (21)days from 2. Notice of Noncompliance: Such rescis- the date the permit was filed with the De- sion and/or modification of an issued permit partment of Ecology and the Attorney shall be initiated by serving written notice of General, or until all review proceedings noncompliance on the permittee, which no- are completed as were initiated within the tice shall be sent by registered or certified twenty one(21)days of the date of filing. mail, return receipt requested,to the address Filing shall occur in accordance with listed on the application or to such other ad- RCW 90.58.140(6) and WAC dress as the applicant or permittee may have 173-27-130. advised the City; or such notice may be served on the applicant or permittee in per- b. If the granting of a shoreline permit son or his agent in the same manner as ser- by the City is appealed to the Shoreline vice of summons as provided by law. Hearings Board, and the Shoreline Hear- ings Board has approved the granting of 3. Posting: In addition to such notice, the the permit, and an appeal for judicial re- Development Services Division shall cause view of the Shoreline Hearings Board de- to have notice posted in three (3) public cision is filed, construction authorization places of which one posting shall be at or may occur subject to the conditions, time within the area described in the permit. periods, and other provisions of RCW 90.58.140(5)(b). 4. Public Hearing: Before any such permit can be rescinded, a public hearing shall be K. RULINGS TO STATE: held by the Land Use Hearing Examiner. No- Any ruling on an application for a substantial de- tice of the public hearing shall be made in ac- velopment permit under authority of this Master cordance with RMC 4-8-090D, Public Notice Program, whether it is an approval or denial, Requirements. shall,with the transmittal of the ruling to the appli- cant, be filed concurrently with the Department of 5. Final Decision:The decision of the Land Ecology and the Attorney General by the Devel- Use Hearing Examiner shall be the final deci- opment Services Division. Filing shall occur in ac- sion of the City on all rescinded applications. cordance with RCW 90.58.140(6) and WAC A written decision shall be transmitted to the 173-27-130. Department of Ecology, the Attorney Gen- eral's office,the applicant, and such other de- L. TRANSFERABILITY OF PERMIT: partments or boards of the City as are af- If a parcel which has a valid shoreline permit is fected thereby and the legislative body of the sold to another person or firm, such permit may City. be transferred to the new owner. O. APPEALS: M. ENFORCEMENT: See RMC 4-8-110H. All provisions of this Master Program shall be en- forced by the Development Services Division.For P. VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES: such purposes,the Director or his duly authorized representative shall have the power of a police of- 1. Prosecution: Every person violating any facer. of the provisions of this Master Program or the Shoreline Management Act of 1971 shall Noire be punishable under conviction by a fine not 9- 57 (Revised 12/99) 4-9-200A exceeding one thousand dollars($1,000.00), pedestrian and vehicular access, signage, land- or by imprisonment not exceeding ninety(90) scaping, natural features of the site, screening days,or by both such fine and imprisonment, and buffering,parking and loading arrangements, and each day's violation shall constitute a and illumination. Site planning is the horizontal separate punishable offense. and vertical arrangement of these elements so as to be compatible with the physical characteristics 2. Injunction:The City Attorney may bring of a site and with the surrounding area. Site plan such injunctive, declaratory or other actions review does not include design review, which ad- as are necessary to insure that no uses are dresses the aesthetic considerations of architec- made of the shorelines of the State the City's tural style,exterior treatment and colors.Site plan jurisdiction which are in conflict with the pro- review should occur at an early stage in the devel- visions and programs of this Master Program opment of a project,when the scale,intensity and or the Shoreline Management Act of 1971, layout of a project are known, but before final and to otherwise enforce provisions of this building plans are completed. Section and the Shoreline Management Act of 1971. A secondary purpose of site plan review regula- tions is to provide a process for Level II site plan 3. Public and Private Redress: Any per- approval whereby a conceptual plan, indicating son subject to the regulatory program of this the physical and functional interrelationships be- Master Program who violates any provision tween uses and facilities on the site,and allowing of this Master Program or the provisions of a consideration and mitigation of potential impacts permit issued pursuant thereto shall be liable that could result from large scale site and facility for all damages to public or private property development, can be approved and vested to cur- arising from such violation, including the cost rent zoning without the level of detail necessary of restoring the affected area to its condition for Level I site plan approval.The intent of the site prior to such violation. The City Attorney may plan approval shall be: (Amd. Ord.4802, bring suit for damages under this subsection 10-25-1999) on behalf of the City. Private persons shall have the right to bring suit for damages under 1. To protect neighboring owners and uses viiiii this subsection on their own behalf and on by assuring that reasonable provisions have behalf of all persons similarly situated. If Iia- been made for such matters as sound and bility has been established for the cost of re- sight buffers, light and air,and those other as- storing an area affected by violation, the pects of site plans which may have substan- Court shall make provision to assure that res- tial effects on neighboring land uses; toration will be accomplished within a reason- able time at the expense of the violator. In 2. To promote the orderliness of community addition to such relief, including monetary growth, protect and enhance property values damages, the Court in its discretion may and minimize discordant and undesirable im- award attorney's fees and costs of the suit to pacts of development both on-and off-site; the prevailing party. (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Rev. 7-22-1985 (Min.); 3-12-1990 (Res. 3. To promote coordination of public or 2787); 7-16-1990 (Res. 2805); Rev. quasi-public elements, such as walkways, 9-12-1993 (Min.); Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) driveways, paths, and landscaping within segments of larger developments and be- 4-9-200 SITE PLAN REVIEW: tween individual developments; 4. To ensure convenience and safety of ve- A. PURPOSE AND INTENT: hicular and pedestrian movement within the The purpose of site plan approval (both Level I— site and in relation to adjacent areas; detailed site plan review and Level Il—conceptual site plan review) shall be to assure that the site 5. To protect the desirable aspects of the plan of proposed uses is compatible with existing natural landscape and environmental fea- and potential uses and complies with plans, poli- tures of the City by minimizing the undesir- cies and regulations of the City of Renton. Site able impacts of proposed developments on plan elements subject to this Section include, but the physical environment; are not limited to, site layout, building orientation, (Revised 12/99) 9-58 4-9-200C 6. To minimize conflicts that might other- plan review by the provisions of the wise be created by a mix of uses within al- zoning regulations, but would other- lowed zones; wise be exempt from the site plan re- view requirements, the decisions of 7. To provide for quality, multiple family or the Zoning Administrator shall not be clustered housing while minimizing the im- subject to public notice and com- pacts of high density, heavy traffic genera- ment, or the requirement for a public tion, and intense demands on City utilities hearing. and recreational facilities; c. Development within the Valley 8. To promote the creation of"campus-like" Planning Area: All development within and"park-like"settings in appropriate zones; the Valley Planning Area. 9. To provide a mechanism to more effec- d. Hazardous Waste Facilities: All tively meet the purposes and intent of the hazardous waste treatment and storage State Environmental Policy Act; facilities. 10. To supplement other land use regula- 2. Site Plan Review, Level II—Applicabil- tions by addressing site plan elements not ity: Level II site plan review is optional in all adequately covered elsewhere in the City zones except the COR Zones where it is re- Code and to avoid violation of the purpose quired pursuant to RMC 4-2-120B, Special and intent of those codes. (Ord. 3981, Review Process.(Amd.Ord.4404,6-7-1993; 4-7-1986) Ord.4636,9-23-1996;Ord.4773,3-22-1999; Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) B. APPLICABILITY: C. EXEMPTIONS: 1. Site Plan Review, Level I: No building permit shall be issued for any use requiring 1. Development Exempt from Site Plan *fitiir"" Level I site plan approval pursuant to this Review in All Zones (except R-10, R-14, Section until the Environmental Review Corn- and COR Zones): In all zones, the following mittee has determined that a public hearing is types of development shall be exempt from not required or the Reviewing Official has ap- the requirements of site plan review: (Amd. proved or approved with conditions the site Ord.4802, 10-25-1999) plan application. All building permits issued shall be in compliance with the approved a. Interior Remodels: Interior remodel Level I site plan. Site plan review, Level I, is of existing buildings or structures, pro- required for: vided: a. All Development in Certain Zones: i. The alterations conform with any All development in the Industrial Light prior approved site plan; and (IL), Commercial Office(CO) and Public Use (P-1)Zones and CC, CN, CD, CA, ii. The alterations do not modify the CS,COR,and the Residential Use—Max- existing site layout. imum 10 Units per Acre(R-10), Manufac- tured Housing Park (RMH), Residential b. Facade Modifications: In addition, Multi-Family(RM)and Residential Use— facade modifications such as the location Maximum 14 Units per Acre (R-14) of entrances/exits; the location of win- Zones. dows; changes in signage; or aesthetic alterations shall be exempt. (Ord. 4008, b. Specified and Secondary Uses: 7-14-1986) Secondary uses and other uses specified within each zoning district;provided,that: c. Planned Unit Developments. i. Exceptions for Secondary d. Conditional Use Permits. Uses:Where secondary uses are re- quired to file an application for a site e. Off-Premises Signs (Billboards). 9- 59 (Revised 12/99) ter. 4-9-200D f. SEPA-Exempt Developments: All ii. Exterior remodeling or expansion development categorically exempt from of an existing detached or semi-at- review under the State Environmental tached home and/or primary resi- Policy Act(chapter 43.21 C RCW and dence,excluding the addition of a 4411110 chapter 197-11 WAC) and under RMC new dwelling unit(s). 4-9-070, Environmental Review Proce- dures. iii. Accessory structures otherwise exempt from SEPA review. g. Minor Work in Shoreline Areas: Minor new construction, repair, remodel- iv. Minor Work in Shoreline Ar- ing and maintenance activities that would eas: Minor new construction, repair, otherwise be exempt from site plan ap- remodeling and maintenance activi- proval if they were not located within the ties that would otherwise be exempt Shoreline Master Program jurisdiction. from site plan approval if they were (Ord. 3981, 4-7-1986) not located within the Shoreline Mas- ter Program jurisdiction. 2. Development Exempt from Site Plan Review in the R-10,R-14,and COR Zones: v. Conditional use permits. In the R-10, R-14, and COR Zones, the fol- lowing types of development shall be exempt vi. Off-premises signs (billboards). from the requirements of site plan review: (Amd. Ord. 3981, 4-7-1986; Ord. 4614, 6-17-1996; Ord. 4773, a. R-10 Zones: 3-22-1999; Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) i. All development categorically ex- D. CRITERIA TO DETERMINE IF PUBLIC empt from the State Environmental HEARING REQUIRED: Policy Act(Chapter 43.21 C RCW In all cases,the public hearing for site plan review and Chapter 197-11 WAC) and un- should be conducted concurrently with any other der RMC 4-9-070, Environmental required hearing, such as rezone or subdivision, Review Procedures, excluding if the details of the development are sufficiently shadow platting of two (2) or more defined to permit adequate review.A public hear- units per RMC 4-2-110F. ing before the Hearing Examiner shall be required for all projects if: (Ord. 4551, 9-18-1995; Amd. ii. Development of detached or Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) semi-attached dwelling units on legal lots where part of a subdivision appli- 1. Significant Environmental Concerns cation. Remain: The Environmental Review Com- mittee determines that based on departmen- b. R-10 and R-14 Zones: tal comments or public input there are significant unresolved concerns that are i. New or replacement detached or raised by the proposal; or semi-attached homes on a single previously platted lot. 2. Applicant Requests Hearing: The ap- plicant has requested a public hearing; or ii. Planned unit developments. 3. Large Project Scale: The proposed c. R-10, R-14, and COR Zones: project is larger than any one of the following: i. Facade Modifications: In addi- a. One hundred (100)semi-attached or tion, facade modifications such as attached residential units; (Amd. Ord. the location of entrances/exits, the 4773, 3-22-1999) location of windows, changes in sig- nage, or aesthetic alterations shall b. One hundred thousand (100,000) be exempt. square feet of gross floor area in the IL or CO Zone or other zones in the Valley Planning Area; (Revised 12/99) 9-60 4-9-200E c. Twenty five thousand (25,000) e. Conservation of areawide property square feet of gross floor area in the CC,_ values; CN, CM, CA, CB, CO or P-1 Zones out- side the Valley Planning Area; f. Safety and efficiency of vehicle and pedestrian circulation; d. Four(4) stories or sixty feet(60') in height; g. Provision of adequate light and air; e. Three hundred (300) parking stalls; h. Mitigation of noise, odors and other or harmful or unhealthy conditions; f. Ten (10) acres in size. i. Availability of public services and fa- cilities to accommodate the proposed 4. Commercial Property Adjacent to or use; and Abutting Certain Residential Zones: Any commercial property that is adjacent to or j. Prevention of neighborhood deterio- abutting the following residential zones: RC, ration and blight. R-1, R-5, R-8 and R-10. (Ord.4551, 9-18-1995; Amd. Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) k. Additional Special Review Criteria for COR Zones Only: 5. Level II Site Plans: Level Il site plans, where applicable, pursuant to subsections i. The plan is consistent with the G9b or G9c of this Section. (Ord.4802, Planned Action Ordinance, if applica- 10-25-1999) ble; and E. DECISION CRITERIA FOR LEVEL I ii. The plan creates a compact, ur- AND LEVEL II SITE PLANS: ban development that includes a The Reviewing Official shall review and act upon compatible mix of uses where appro- site plans based upon comprehensive planning priate; and considerations and the following criteria in this subsection E and in subsection F of this Section iii. The plan provides an overall ur- as applicable. These criteria are objectives of ban design concept that is internally good site plans to be aimed for in development consistent, and harmonious with de- within the City of Renton. However, strict compli- velopment on adjacent sites; and ance with any one or more particular criterion may not be necessary or reasonable.These crite- iv. The plan incorporates public ria also provide a frame of reference for the appli- and private open spaces to provide cant in developing a site, but are not intended to adequate areas for passive and ac- be inflexible standards or to discourage creativity tive recreation by the occupants/us- and innovation. The site plan review criteria in- ers of the site, and/or to protect dude, but are not limited to, the following: (Amd. existing natural systems; and Ord.4802, 10-25-1999) v. The plan provides view corridors 1. General Review Criteria: to the shoreline area where applica- ble; and a. Conformance with the Comprehen- sive Plan, its elements and policies; vi. Public access is provided to wa- ter and/or shoreline areas; and b. Conformance with existing land use regulations; vii. The plan provides distinctive fo- cal points such as public area plazas, c. Mitigation of impacts to surrounding prominent architectural features, or properties and uses; other items; and d. Mitigation of impacts of the proposed viii. The plan assures adequate ac- site plan to the site; cess to public streets; and 9- 61 (Revised 12/99) .r. 4-9-200F ix. The plan accommodates and d. Consideration of placement and promotes transit, pedestrian, and scale of proposed structures in relation to other alternative modes of transpor- the natural characteristics of a site in or- tation. (Ord.4802, 10-25-1999) der to avoid overconcentration of struc- tures on a particular portion of a site such 2. Waiver of Further Consideration of that they create a perception of greater Level I Criteria: Approval of a Level II site height or bulk than intended under the plan which was not combined with a Level I spirit of the Zoning Code; site plan application may have satisfied por- tions of subsection F of this Section. The Re- e. Effective location, design and viewing Official or his or her designee has screening of parking and service areas in discretion to waive those portions of the re- order to promote efficient function of such quirements that have been satisfied by the facilities, to provide integrated facilities Level II site plan approval. Whenever the between uses when beneficial, to pro- Zoning Administrator or his or her designee mote"campus-like"or"park-like"layouts has discretion to note those portions of the re- in appropriate zones, and to prevent un- quirements as having been satisfied by the necessary repetition and conflict between Level II plan approval, such sections of the uses and service areas or facilities; Code shall be detailed and that portion of the approved Level II plan wherein the require- f. Mitigation of the unnecessary and ments were satisfied shall be cited by the Re- avoidable impacts of new construction on viewing Official or his or her designee in the views from existing buildings and future approval of subsequent phases and waiving developable sites,recognizing the public further consideration of them. (Ord. 4802, benefit and desirability of maintaining vi- 10-25-1999) sual accessibility to attractive natural fea- tures and of promoting "campus-like"or F. ADDITIONAL REVIEW CRITERIA FOR "park-like"settings in appropriate zones; LEVEL I SITE PLANS: g. Provision of effective screening from 1. Review of Impacts to Surrounding public streets and residential uses for all Properties and Uses: permitted outdoor storage areas(except auto and truck sales), for surface a. Mitigation of undesirable impacts of mounted utility equipment, for rooftop proposed structures and site layouts that equipment, and for all refuse and gar- could impair the use or enjoyment or po- bage containers, in order to promote a tential use of surrounding uses and struc- "campus-like"or"park-like"setting where tures and of the community; appropriate and to preserve the effect and intent of screening or buffering other- b. Mitigation of undesirable impacts wise required by the Zoning Code; when-an overscale structure, in terms of size, bulk, height, and intensity, or site h. Consideration of placement and de- layout is permitted that violates the spirit sign of exterior lighting in order to avoid and/or intent of the Zoning Code and im- excessive brightness or glare to adjacent pairs the use,enjoyment or potential use properties and streets. of surrounding properties; 2. Review of Impacts of a Proposed Site c. Provision of a desirable transition Plan to the Site: and linkage between uses and to the street, utility, walkway, and trail systems a. Building placement and spacing to in the surrounding area by the arrange- provide for privacy and noise reduction; ment of landscaping, fencing and/or orientation to views and vistas and to site other buffering techniques, in order to amenities, to sunlight and prevailing prevent conflicts and to promote coordi- winds, and to pedestrian and vehicle nated and planned benefit from, and ac- needs; cess to, such elements; NINO (Revised 12/99) 9-62 4-9-200F b. Consideration of placement and e. Orientation of access points to side scale of proposed structures in relation to streets or frontage streets rather than di- the openness and natural characteristics rectly onto arterial streets,when feasible; ' `` of a site in order to avoid overconcentra- tion or the impression of oversized struc- • f. Promotion of the safety and efficiency tures; of the internal circulation system, includ- ing the location, design and dimensions c. Preservation of the desirable natural of vehicular and pedestrian access landscape through retention of existing points, drives, parking,turnarounds, vegetation and limited soil removal, inso- walkways, bikeways, and emergency ac- far as the natural characteristics will en- cess ways; hance the proposed development; g. Separation of loading and delivery d. Use of existing topography to reduce areas from parking and pedestrian areas; undue cutting,filling and retaining walls in order to prevent erosion and unneces- h. Provisions for transit and carpool fa- sary stormwater runoff, and to preserve cilities and access where appropriate; stable natural slopes and desirable natu- and ral vegetation; i. Provision for safe and attractive pe- e. Limitation of paved or impervious destrian connections between parking ar- surfaces,where feasible,to reduce runoff eas, buildings, public sidewalks and and increase natural infiltration; adjacent properties. f. Design and protection of planting ar- 4. Review of Signage: eas so that they are not susceptible to damage from vehicles or pedestrian a. Employment of signs primarily for the movements; purpose of identification; 444000, g. Consideration of building form and b. Management of sign elements,such placement and landscaping to enhance as size,location and arrangement so that year-round conditions of sun and shade signs complement the visual character of both on-site and on adjacent properties the surrounding area and appear in pro- and to promote energy conservation. portion to the building and site to which they pertain; 3. Review of Circulation and Access: c. Limitation of the number of signs to a. Provision of adequate and safe ve- avoid visual clutter and distraction; hicular access to and from all properties; d. Moderation of surface brightness or b. Arrangement of the circulation pat- lighting intensity except for that neces- tern so that all ingress and egress move- sary for sign visibility; and ments may occur at as few points as possible along the public street, the e. Provision of an identification system points being capable of channelization to allow for quick location of buildings and for turning movements; addresses. (Ord. 3981, 4-7-1986) c. Consolidation of access points with 5. Special Review Criteria for Hazardous adjacent properties,when feasible; Waste Treatment and Storage Facilities: d. Coordination of access points on a a. Above-ground hazardous waste superblock basis so that vehicle conflicts treatment and storage facilities shall be and vehicle/pedestrian conflicts are mini- constructed with containment controls mized; which will prevent the escape of hazard- *44010, ous wastes in the event of an accidental release from the facility. Such controls 9 -63 (Revised 10/00) 4-9-200G shall conform with all adopted Federal, anticipated for the proposed use at the pro- State and local design and construction posed site. (Ord. 3981, 4-7-1986) standards; 3. Submittal Requirements and Applica- b. Underground hazardous waste treat- tion Fees: Shall be as listed in RMC 4-8- ment and storage facilities shall comply 120C, Land Use Applications, and 4-1-170, with RMC 4-5-120,Underground Storage Land Use Review Fees. Consistent with sub- Tank Secondary Containment Regula- section B of this Section, an applicant may tions; submit: c. Hazardous waste treatment and stor- a. A Level I site plan; or age facilities shall comply with article 80 of the Uniform Fire Code as adopted by b. A Level II site plan;or ordinance by the City of Renton; c. A combined Level I/Level II site plan d. A hazardous waste spill contingency for the entire site: or plan for immediate implementation in the event of a release of hazardous wastes d. A Level II site plan addressing the at the facility shall be reviewed and ap- entire site, and a Level I site plan(s)for proved by the Renton Fire Department one or more phases of the site that ad- prior to issuance of any permits; and dress(es) less than the entire site. (Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) e. The location of all on-site and off-site facilities must comply with the State siting 4. Public Notice and Comment Period criteria as adopted in accordance with Required: Whenever a completed site plan RCW 70.105.210. (Ord.4186, application is received,the Development Ser- 11-14-1988; Amd. Ord. 4802, vices Division shall be responsible for provid- 10-25-1999;Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) ing public notice of the pending site plan application,pursuant to RMC 4-8-090, Public 6. Review of Street Frontage Landscape: Notice Requirements. (Ord.3981, 4-7-1986) A mix of hard surfaces, structured planters, and terraces may be incorporated into street 5. Circulation and Review of Applica- frontage landscape buffers where such fea- tion: Upon receipt of a completed applica- tures would enhance the desired streetscape tion,the Development Services Division shall character for that particular neighborhood. route the application for review and comment (Ord. 4854, 8-14-2000) to various City departments and other juris- dictions or agencies with an interest in the ap- G. SITE PLAN REVIEW PROCEDURES: plication. This routing should be combined 1. General: All site plan applications shall be reviewed in the manner described below and in accordance with the purposes and cri- teria of this Section.The Development Ser- vices Division may develop additional review procedures to supplement those required in this subsection. (Ord. 3981, 4-7-1986) 2. Preapplication Conference Recom- mended:Applicants are encouraged to con- sult early and informally with representatives of the Development Services Division and other affected departments.This consultation should include a general explanation of the requirements and criteria of site plan review, as well as the types of concerns that might be (Revised 10/00) 9 -64 vii„ 4-9-200G with circulation of environmental information under the authority of an adopted Planned under RMC 4-9-070, Environmental Review Action Ordinance. Procedures. (Ord.4008, 7-14-1986) Nome Comments from the reviewingdepartments If found consistent with the Planned Action P Ordinance including required conditions and shall be made in writing within fourteen (14) mitigation measures, the Zoning Administra- days. Unless a proposed site plan is subse- tor shall notify the applicant of the departmen- quently modified, the recommendations of tal comments and the consistency analysis the reviewing departments shall constitute consistent with subsection G6 of this Section. the final comments of the respective depart- Revisions or modifications may be made in ments with regard to the proposed site plan. accordance with subsection G7 of this Sec- Lack of comment from a department shall be tion.Once these steps have been completed, considered a recommendation for approval of the Zoning Administrator shall forward the the proposed site plan. However,all depart- Level II site plan to the Environmental Review ments reserve the right to make later com- Committee to determine if a public hearing ments of a code compliance nature during before the Hearing Examiner is required. building permit review.This includes such re- quirements as exact dimensions, specifica- If found inconsistent with the Planned Action tions or any other requirement specifically Ordinance,the Zoning Administrator shall no- detailed in the City Code. tify the applicant of the departmental com- ments and the consistency analysis consis- 6. City Notification of Applicant:After the tent with subsection G6 of this Section. departmental comment period, the Develop- Revisions or modifications may be made in ment Services Division shall notify the appli- accordance with subsection G7 of this Sec- cant of any negative comments or conditions tion. If the application is still found to be in- recommended by the departments.When sig- consistent once these steps have been coin- nificant issues are raised, this notification pleted,the Zoning Administrator shall forward should also normally involve a meeting be- the findings to the Environmental Review tween the applicant and appropriate City rep- Committee to determine if additional environ- resentatives. The applicant shall have the mental review is required. The application opportunity to respond to the notification ei- shall then follow the process, in subsection ther by submitting a revised site plan applica- G9b of this Section,for Level II site plans with tion, by submitting additional information, or no applicable Planned Action Ordinance. If by stating in writing why the recommenda- the application is modified to be consistent tions are considered unreasonable or not ac- with the Planned Action Ordinance, the Zon- ceptable. ing Administrator shall forward the proposed Level II site plan to the Environmental Review 7. Revisions or Modifications to Site Committee to determine if a public hearing Plan Application: Whenever a revised site before the Hearing Examiner is required. plan or new information is received from an (Ord.4802,'10-25'1999) applicant,the Development Services Division may recirculate the application to concerned 9. Environmental Review Committee to departments. Consulted departments shall Determine Necessity for Public Hearing: respond in writing within ten (10)days with any additional comments. In general, the a. Level I Site Plans: Upon receipt of City's environmental determination of signifi- final departmental comments and after cance or nonsignificance pursuant to RMC the close of the public comment period, 4-9-070, Environmental Review Procedures, the Environmental Review Committee will not be issued until after final departmental shall determine the necessity for a public comments on the site plan or revised site plan hearing on the site plan for those projects are received. (Ord. 3981, 4-7-1986) that have not been reviewed as part of a Level II site plan pursuant to this Section. 8. Special Review for Planned Actions:A Where a Level II site plan is approved, consistency review shall be conducted by the subsequent site plans submitted for fu- '%i`"` Zoning Administrator forro osals submitted p P ture phases may be submitted and ap- 9- 65 (Revised 12/99) - 4-9-200G proved administratively without a public various types of spaces to be pro- hearing. vided,the use to which the structure will be put, and the bulk and general b. Level II Site Plans without Planned form of the improvements. Action Ordinance, or Combined Level I/II Site Plans without Planned Action If a hearing is required,the procedures in Ordinance: subsection G12 of this Section shall ap- ply. If a hearing is not required, the Zon- i. COR Zones: The Hearing Exam- ing Administrator shall render a decision iner shall consider the application on the proposed application consistent and hold a public hearing consistent with subsection G10 of this Section.(Ord. with subsection G12 of this Section, 4551, 9-18-1995; Amd. Ord. 4802, except the Examiner shall issue a 10-25-1999) recommendation rather than a deci- sion.The City Council shall consider 10. Environmental Review Committee the recommendation of the Hearing Decision Appealable to Hearing Exam- Examiner and issue a decision on the iner:The final decision by the Environmental application. Review Committee on whether a site plan ap- plication requires a public hearing may be ap- ii. Other Zones: The provisions of pealed within fourteen (14)days to the subsection D of this Section shall ap- Hearing Examiner pursuant to RMC ply. Upon receipt of final departmen- 4-8-110E, Appeals. (Ord. 3981, 4-7-1986) tal comments and after the close of the public comment period, the Envi- 11. Administrative Approval of Site Plan: ronmental Review Committee shall When the Environmental Review Committee determine the necessity for a public determines that a public hearing is not re- hearing before the Hearing Examiner quired, the proposed site plan shall be on the site plan. If a hearing is re- deemed approved, subject to any environ- quired,the procedures in subsection mental mitigating measures that may be a G12 of this Section shall apply. part of the City's declaration of significance or nonsignificance. (Ord. 4551, 9-18-1995) c. Level II Site Plans under Planned Action Ordinance or Combined Level I/ 12. Hearing Process and Examiner Au- II Site Plans under Planned Action Or- thority for Modification of Plans: dinance: The Environmental Review Committee shall consider the following a. Date of Hearing:Whenever a public criteria to determine if a hearing before hearing is required, the Development the Hearing Examiner should be held re- Services Division shall coordinate with garding the Level II site plan and any as- the Hearing Examiner in setting a hearing sociated site plan applications.A hearing date for the site plan application. (Ord. before the Hearing Examiner is required 3981, 4-7-1986) unless both of the following criteria are met: b. Examiner's Decision: After con- ducting at least one public hearing on the i. One or more public hearings site plan application, the Hearing Exam- were held where public comment iner shall render a written decision. The was solicited on the proposed time limits for a Type VI review process in Planned Action Ordinance, and RMC 4-8-080H shall apply. ii. The environmental impact state- The Hearing Examiner shall approve a ment for the planned action reviewed site plan if the applicant demonstrates preliminary conceptual plans for the that the proposed site plan is consistent site which provided the public and with the general purposes of this Section decisionmakers with sufficient detail and with the review criteria. regarding the scale of the proposed improvements,the quantity of the (Revised 12/99) 9 -66 4-9-200H c. Authority for Conditions and Plan general purposes by alternative modifica- Modifications: The Hearing Examiner tions to the site plan, the Hearing Exam- shall have the power to place reasonable iner shall accept the alternative op, conditions on or modify a site plan in order modifications as conditions of approval to satisfy the general purposes of this and approve the site plan. If a public Section and to achieve consistency with hearing on the site plan application has the review criteria. However, strict corn- already been closed, the modifications pliance with any one or more particular proposed by the applicant shall be ad- criterion may not be necessary or reason- ministered according to subsection J of able. Such conditions or modifications this Section. (Amd. Ord. 4802, may include, but are not limited to, 10-25-1999) screening, buffering, building location and orientation, paving, landscaping, e. Denial of Site Plan: If the Hearing vegetation removal,grading and contour- Examiner finds that the site plan applica- ing. The Hearing Examiner shall also tion cannot be made consistent with the have the power to fix the location and con- general purposes and review criteria of figuration of driveways, walkways, park- this Section by requiring reasonable con- ing and loading areas, emergency ac- ditions,then the site plan shall be denied. cess, curbs, planting areas, and signs. When only a portion of a site is proposed f. Limitations on Authority: The au- for development, such power to condi- thority to condition or deny site plan appli- tion, modify or fix shall be exercised only cations should be exercised to the for that area which is directly related to or minimum extent necessary to protect the may be impacted by the actual proposed public interest and welfare as expressed development. in the purposes of this Section. (Ord. 3981, 4-7-1986; Amd. Ord. 4802, To the extent necessary to meet the site 10-25-1999) review criteria and to the extent neces- sary to compensate for the impacts attrib- H. MERGER WITH BINDING SITE PLAN: utable to the proposed development,the Hearing Examiner may impose additional 1. The applicant may request that the site requirements, including: plan submitted for site plan review under this Chapter constitute a binding site plan pursu- i. Preparation of a landscape plan ant to chapter 58.17 RCW, subject to the re- by a licensed landscape architect; quirements of this Subsection. ii. Preparation of a grading, drain- 2. In order to constitute a binding site plan, age and erosion control plan; a site plan submitted for site plan review shall comply with all applicable requirements and iii. Preparation of a vegetation standards set forth in RMC 4-7-230. preservation plan; 3. All approved site plans, including those iv. Improvements to identified or constituting a binding site plan, shall comply planned public rights-of-way, includ- with the applicable requirements, proce- ing paving,curbs,gutters,sidewalks, dures, and review criteria for site plan review lighting, turn lanes, signalization, set forth in this Section. bikeways or pedestrian paths; and 4. An approved site plan that constitutes a v. Provision of or improvements to binding site plan shall be recorded with the public facilities and utilities. King County Department of Records and Elections and shall be subject to all other ap- d. Modification of Plan Subsequent to proval conditions included in RMC 4-7-230D. Public Hearing and Prior to Decision: In all cases, if an applicant can demon- 5. Upon the approval and recording of an Nobly, strate that a site plan can be made con- approved site plan that constitutes a binding sistent with the review criteria and site plan,the applicant may develop the prop- 9- 67 (Revised 5/02) 4-9-2001 erty in conformance with that binding site plan phased Level I/Level II site plan approval,the and may sell or lease parcels subject to that approval body shall determine an appropriate binding site plan. (Ord.4954, 2-11-2002) expiration date for the site plan which may ex- ceed two (2) years, but shall not exceed five *00 I. MINOR ADJUSTMENTS TO AN (5)years. An applicant shall submit a Level I APPROVED SITE PLAN: site plan for the site within the specified time Minor modifications may be permitted by admin- frame if a Level I site plan was not combined istrative determination.To be considered a minor with the Level II site plan application. The modification,the amendment must not: Zoning Administrator may grant a one-year extension for good cause; provided, the ap- 1. Involve more than a ten percent(10%)in- plicant submits a request forty five (45) days crease in area or scale of the development in in advance of the original expiration date. the approved site plan; or (Ord. 4008, 7-14-1986; Amd. Ord.4802, 10-25-1999; Ord.4954, 2-11-2002) 2. Have a significantly greater impact on the environment and facilities than the approved M. EXCEPTION TO TIME LIMIT FOR plan; or LEVEL I OR LEVEL II PHASED PROJECTS: 3. Change the boundaries of the originally approved plan. (Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999; 1. Phasing Permitted: For development Amd. Ord. 4954, 2-11-2002) proposed on only a portion of a particular site, an applicant may choose to submit a site plan J. MAJOR ADJUSTMENTS TO AN application for either the entire site or the por- APPROVED SITE PLAN: tion of the site. In the latter case,the applica- Major adjustments to an approved site plan re- tion shall state clearly the area of the site and quire a new application pursuant to subsection G the proposed development, including of this Section.The review and approval shall rest phases, for which site plan approval is being with the approval body which approved the origi- requested. In every case,the site plan appli- nal site plan. Major adjustments involve a sub- cation and review shall cover at least that por- stantial change in the basic site design plan, tion of the site which is directly related to or intensity, density, use and the like generally in- may be impacted by the actual proposed de- volving more than a ten percent(10%)change in velopment, as determined by the Environ- area or scale. (Ord. 4008, 7-4-1986; Amd. Ord. mental Review Committee. 4802, 10-25-1999; Ord. 4954, 2-11-2002) 2. Authority for Extension of Time: The K. TIMING OF BUILDING PERMITS: Reviewing Official may grant site plan ap- Building permits shall not be issued until the ap- proval for large projects planned to be devel- peal period for an approved Level I site plan has oped or redeveloped in phases over a period expired. (Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999;Amd. Ord. of years exceeding the normal time limits of 4954, 2-11-2002) subsection L of this Section. Such approval shall include clearly defined phases and spe- L. EXPIRATION AND EXTENSION OF cific time limits for each phase. (Amd. Ord. SITE PLAN APPROVAL: 4802, 10-25-1999) 1. Level I Site Plan:The final approval of a 3. Expiration of Phase(s): If the time limits site plan shall expire within two (2) years of of a particular phase are not satisfied, then the date of approval.A single two(2)year ex- site plan approval for that phase and subse- tension may be granted for good cause by the quent phases shall expire. The Hearing Ex- approval body which approved the original aminer shall also determine if such a phased site plan. The approval body may, however, project will be eligible for any extensions of determine at its discretion that a public hear- the time limits. ing may be required for such extension. 4. Vested for the Purposes of Zoning:As 2. Level II Site Plan: For a nonphased long as the development of a phased project Level II site plan or a combined and non- conforms to the approved phasing plan, the (Revised 5/02) 9 -68 limmorm 4-9-240C zoning regulations in effect at the time of the F. MODIFICATIONS TO APPROVED original approval shall continue to apply. PLANS: (Reserved) However,all construction shall conform to the N'" Uniform Building Code and Uniform Fire Code regulations in force at the time of build- • 4-9-230 SPECIAL PERMIT TO ing permit application. (Ord. 3981,4-7-1986; ALLOW PRIVATE GARAGES ON Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999; Ord. 4954, 2-11-2002) STEEP SLOPES TO LOCATE WITHIN FRONT OR SIDE YARD SETBACK: N. APPEALS: Any decision on an administrative site plan ap- A. PURPOSE, AUTHORITY AND proval shall be appealed as an administrative de- CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL: cision pursuant to RMC 4-8-110, Appeals. Any The Development Services Division may, in spe- appellant must be seeking to protect an interest cific cases where the topography of the premises that is arguably within the zone of interest to be or the location of buildings existing prior to the protected or regulated by this Section, must al- passage of this Code make compliance with the lege an injury in fact, and that injury must be real provisions governing the location of private ga- and present rather than speculative. (Ord. 4551, rages impossible, grant a special permit for a pri- 9-18-1995; Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999; Ord. vate garage to be located nearer to the street line 4954, 2-11-2002) than the main structure, but in any case where such location is within a required front or side yard, the highest point of a building so located 4-9-210 RESERVED: (Amd. Ord. shall not be more than thirty inches (30") above 4802, 10-25-1999) the average level of the ground on the side far- thest from the street line. Likewise, the Develop- ment Services Division may, upon proper 4-9-220 SPECIAL PERMITS: application,grant a special permit for the location of a garage on the low side of the street nearer to A. PURPOSE AND AUTHORITY: the street line than the main building. (Ord. 2630, Recognizing that there are certain uses of prop- 4-26-1971, Amd. Ord. 3592, 12-14-1981) erty that may be detrimental to the public health, safety, morals, and general welfare, and not per- B. APPLICABILITY: (Reserved) mitted by right in the zone where proposed, de- pending upon the facts of each particular case, a C. REVIEW CRITERIA: (Reserved) limited power to issue permits for such uses is vested in the Hearing Examiner following recom- mendation by the Development Services Divi- 4-9-240 TEMPORARY USE PERMITS: sion. (Ord. 3592, 12-14-1981) A. PURPOSE: B. APPLICABILITY: (Reserved) A temporary use permit allows a use or structure on a short-term basis. Such uses or structures C. SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS AND may be allowed subject to modified development FEES: standards which would not be appropriate for per- Shall be as listed in RMC 4-8-120C,Land Use Ap- manent uses in the zoning designation. (Ord. plications, and 4-1-170, Land Use Review Fees. 4560, 11-13-1995) D. REVIEW PROCESS AND DECISION B. APPLICABILITY: (Reserved) CRITERIA: 1The standards of review and procedural require- Exemptions: (Reserved) ments shall be the same as a conditional use per- mit. (Ord. 3592, 12-14-1981) C. USES WHICH MAY BE PERMITTED: E. EXPIRATION AND EXTENSIONS: 1• Occupancy of a temporary structure (ex- Shall be as stipulated in RMC 4-8-100H and I. fisting home, mobile home or travel trailer with adequate water and sewer/septic ser- 9-69 (Revised 5/02) 4-9-240C vice)on the same lot while a residential build- ing is being constructed or while a damaged residential building is being repaired, and (Revised 5/02) 9-70 4-9-240H when a valid residential building permit is in c. City Approval Required: Said sign force. The permit may be granted for up to shall meet the approval of the Planning/ one hundred eighty(180)days, or upon expi- Building/Public Works Administrator or ration of the building permit, whichever first his/her designee. occurs. (Ord. 4560, 11-13-1995) d. Failure to Post or Maintain Sign: 2. Model homes and trailers used for the Failure to post or maintain the sign shall purpose of real estate sales and/or rental result in denial or revocation of the tern- information,located within the subdivision or porary use permit. residential development to which they pertain. e. Deposit Required: The City will 3. Contractor's office, storage yard, and have signs available for applicant's use. equipment parking and servicing on or near Applicant shall pay a twenty five dollar the site or in the vicinity of an active construc- ($25.00) security deposit for the sign, tion project. which deposit will be refunded when the sign is returned in good condition. 4. Circuses, carnivals,fairs, or similar transient amusement or recreational activi- F. WAIVER OF REQUIREMENTS AND ties. FEES: Except for sign requirements in subsection E of 5. Temporary parking lots/areas. this Section, the Planning/Building/Public Works Administrator may waive specific application re- 6. The Planning/Building/Public Works Ad- quirements determined to be unnecessary for ministrator or designee may authorize addi- review of an application. The Administrator may tional temporary uses not listed in this waive the permit application fee for public service subsection when it is found that the proposed activities and nonprofit organizations. uses are in keeping with the intent and pur- poses of this Section. G. APPLICATION PROCESS AND REVIEW AUTHORITY: D. SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS AND The Planning/Building/Public Works Administra- APPLICATION FEES: tor or designee shall, in consultation with appro- Shall be as listed in RMC 4-8-120C, Land Use priate City departments, review and decide upon Applications, and 4-1-170, Land Use Review each application for a temporary use permit. The Fees. Administrator or designee may approve, modify, or condition an application for a temporary use E. PUBLIC NOTICE AND COMMENT permit. PERIOD: In addition to the requirements of RMC 4-8-090, H. DECISION CRITERIA: Public Notice Requirements, the following addi- The Planning/Building/Public Works Administra- tional public notice is required for a temporary use tor or designee may approve, modify,or condition permit application: an application for a temporary use permit, based on consideration of the following factors: 1. Public Notice Sign:Applicant shall post a sign on the property. 1. The temporary use will not be materially detrimental to the public health, safety, or a. Contents of Sign:A description of welfare, nor injurious to property or improve- the temporary use and a statement that ments in the vicinity of the temporary use; there is an application for a temporary use permit. 2. Adequate parking facilities and vehicle in- gress and egress are provided to serve the b. Timing for Sign Posting: Said sign temporary use and any existing uses on the shall be posted on the site within forty site; eight(48) hours of the time application is made and shall remain on the site until the end of the appeal period. 9 -71 4-9-2401 3. Hours of operation of the temporary use 3. A maximum of one, one year extension are specified,and would not adversely impact may be granted for uses referred to in sub- surrounding uses; section K2 of this Section. 4. The temporary use will not cause nui- L.., REMOVAL OF TEMPORARY USE sance factors such as noise, light, or glare REQUIRED: which adversely impacts surrounding uses; Each site occupied by a temporary use shall be left free of debris, litter, or other evidence of the 5. If applicable, the applicant has obtained temporary use upon completion of removal of the the required right-of-way use permit. use. I. CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL: M. SECURITY: The Planning/Building/Public Works Administra- 1. General: The Planning/Building/Public tor or designee may require security in conform- Works Administrator or designee may estab- ance with RMC 4-9-060C to assure compliance Iish conditions as may be deemed necessary with the provisions of the temporary use permit as to ensure land use compatibility and to mini- approved. The amount of the security will be de- mize potential impacts on nearby uses.These termined by the Planning/Building/Public Works include, but are not limited to, requiring that Administrator or designee, but in no case shall it notice be given to adjacent property owners be less than one thousand dollars($1,000.00). prior to approval, time and frequency of oper- The security may be used by the City to abate the ation, temporary arrangements for parking use and/or facilities. and traffic circulation, requirement for screen- ing or enclosure, and guarantees for site res- N. PERMIT REVOCATION: toration and cleanup following temporary uses. 1. Revocation of Temporary Use Permit: Should the Planning/Building/Public Works 2. Facilities Required: Each site occupied Administrator or the Administrator's designee by a temporary use shall have access to or determine that information has been provided 444001 provide for restroom facilities(may be a tern- to the City which was false, incomplete, or porary facility) and garbage disposal; electri- has changed,such that the decision criteria in cal hookups will be required as needed. subsection H of this Section are incorrect, false,or have not been met,or the temporary J. OTHER REQUIRED PERMITS: use actually being used is different than or The temporary use permit may initiate permits and greater than that applied for,or if the use itself inspections from both Fire Prevention and/or De- is a nuisance, unhealthy, unsafe or poses a velopment Services Division to insure that the substantial risk of harm to persons or prop- temporary use is in compliance with Fire/Building erty, then the Administrator may revoke the Codes. temporary use permit upon ten (10) days' written notice,unless an emergency exists,in K. EXPIRATION AND EXTENSION: which case the Administrator may declare such an emergency and immediately revoke 1. Except as specified in subsection K2 of the temporary use permit. this Section, a temporary use permit is valid for up to ninety (90) calendar days from the effective date of the permit, unless the Plan- 4-9-250 VARIANCES, WAIVERS, Hing/Building/Public Works Administrator or MODIFICATIONS, AND ALTERNATES: designee establishes a shorter time frame. A. PURPOSES: 2. The Planning/Building/Public Works Ad- ministrator or designee may approve a tern- 1. Variances: A grant of relief from the re- porary use permit for up to one year for quirements of this Title which permits con- temporary sales or rental offices in subdivi- struction in a manner that otherwise is sions, multi-family or nonresidential projects prohibited by this Title. or other longer term uses. 9-72 4-9-250B 2. Waivers: (Reserved) iv. Proposals Located Within Critical Areas—General: Public/ 3. Modifications: To modify a Code re- quasi-public utility or agency propos- '`'` quirement when there are practical difficulties ing to alter aquifer protection, geo- involved in carrying out the provisions of this • logic hazard, habitat or wetlands Title when a special individual reason makes regulations not listed above or as an the strict letter of this Code impractical. (Ord. administrative variance. 4346, 3-9-1992) • b. Board of Adjustment Variances: 4. Alternates: To allow the use of any ma- The Board of Adjustment shall have au- terial or method of construction not specifi- thority to grant variances from the provi- cally prescribed by this Title. (Ord. 4346, sions of this Title upon application to the 3-9-1992) Development Services Division where no approval or permit is required for the pro- B. VARIANCE PROCEDURES: posed development which must be granted by the Hearing Examiner pursu- 1. Authority and Applicability: ant to RMC 4-1-050H. The Board of Ad- justment shall have no authority to vary a. Hearing Examiner Variances: The the terms or conditions of any permit, rec- Hearing Examiner shall have the author- ommendation or decision issued by the ity to grant variances from the provisions Hearing Examiner. of those sections of this Title listed in RMC 4-1-050F where the proposed de- c. Administrative Variances: The velopment requires or required any per- Planning/Building/Public Works Adminis- mit or approval as set forth in RMC trator or his/her designee shall have the 4-1-050H, Review Authority for Multiple authority to grant variances from the fol- Permit Applications, and for variances lowing development standards when no from the following critical area regula- other permit or approval requires Hearing ___ tions: Examiner Review: i. Proposals Located within Criti- i. Residential Land Uses: Lot cal Areas—Aquifer Protection Ar- width, lot depth, setbacks, allowed eas: If an applicant feels that the projections into setbacks, and lot strict application of aquifer protection coverage; and regulations would deny all reason- able use of the property or would ii. Commercial and Industrial deny installation of public transporta- Land Uses: Screening of surface- tion or utility facilities determined by mounted equipment and screening the public agency proposing these of roof-mounted equipment. facilities to be in the best interest of the public health,safety and welfare, iii. Proposals Located Within the applicant of a development pro- Critical Areas: posal may apply for a variance. (1) Steep Slopes Forty Per- ii. Proposals Located within Crit- cent(40%)or Greater and Very ical Areas—Flood Hazards: The High Landslide Hazards:The Hearing Examiner shall hear and de- construction of one single family cide requests for variances from the home on a pre-existing platted flood hazard requirements of RMC lot. 4-3-050, Critical Areas Regulations. (2) Wetlands: iii. Proposals Located within Critical Areas—Wetlands: Buffer • Creation/restoration/en- width reductions not otherwise au- hancement ratios: Categories 1 w. thorized by RMC 4-3-050M6e and and 2. M6f—Category 1 or 2. 9 - 73 (Revised 10/00) 4-9-250B • Buffer width reductions not with the limitation upon uses of other otherwise authorized by RMC properties in the vicinity and zone in 4-3-050M6e and M6f—Category which the subject property is situated; 3. *41.00 • d. That the approval as determined by • A new or expanded single the Reviewing Official is a minimum vari- family residence on an existing, ance that will accomplish the desired pur- legal lot, having a regulated Cat- pose. (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) egory 3 wetland. (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000;Ord.4851, 6. Special Review Criteria—Reasonable 8-7-2000) Use Variance—Critical Areas Regulations Only: For variance requests related to the 2. Filing of Application:A property owner, critical areas regulations not subject to sub- or his duly authorized agent, may file an ap- sections B7 to B10 of this Section,the Re- plication for a variance which application viewing Official may grant a reasonable use shall set forth fully the grounds therefor and variance if all of the following criteria are met: the facts deemed to justify the granting of such variance. a. That the granting of the variance will not be materially detrimental to the public 3. Submittal Requirements and Applica- welfare or injurious to the property or im- tion Fees: Shall be as listed in RMC provements in the vicinity and zone in 4-8-120C, Land Use Applications, and which subject property is situated; 4-1-170, Land Use Review Fees. b. There is no reasonable use of the 4. Public Notice and Comment Period: property left if the requested variance is Notice of the application shall be given pursu- not granted; ant to RMC 4-8-090, Public Notice Require- ments. c. The variance granted is the minimum amount necessary to accommodate the 5. Decision Criteria: Except for variances proposal objectives; and from critical areas regulations,the Reviewing Official shall have authority to grant a van- d. The need for the variance is not the ance upon making a determination in writing result of actions of the applicant or prop- that the conditions specified below have been erty owner. (Ord.4835, 3-27-2000;Amd. found to exist: (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) Ord. 4851, 8-21-2000) a. That the applicant suffers undue 7. Special Review Criteria for Variances hardship and the variance is necessary from the Aquifer Protection Regulations: because of special circumstances appli- Except for public or quasi-public utility or cable to subject property, including size, agency proposals which are subject to sub- shape,topography, location or surround- section B10 of this Section, the Hearing Ex- ings of the subject property,and the strict aminer shall consider the following criteria,in application of the Zoning Code is found to addition to those criteria in subsections B5 deprive subject property owner of rights and B6 of this Section, for variances from and privileges enjoyed by other property aquifer protection regulations: owners in the vicinity and under identical zone classification; a. That the proposed activities will not cause significant degradation of ground- b. That the granting of the variance will water or surface water quality; not be materially detrimental to the public welfare or injurious to the property or im- b. That the applicant has taken deliber- provements in the vicinity and zone in ate measures to minimize aquifer im- which subject property is situated; pacts, including but not limited to the following: c. That approval shall not constitute a grant of special privilege inconsistent (Revised 10/00) 9 -74 4-9-250B i. Limiting the degree or magnitude (2) The danger to life and prop- of the hazardous material and activ- erty due to flooding or erosion ity; and „r, damage; ii. Limiting the implementation of • (3) The susceptibility of the the hazardous material and activity; proposed facility and its contents and to flood damage and the effect of iii. Using appropriate and best such damage on the individual owner; available technology; and iv. Taking affirmative steps to avoid (4) The importance of the ser- vices provided by the proposed or reduce impacts; and facility to the community; c. That there will be no damage to (5) The necessity to the facility nearby public or private property and no of a waterfront location, where threat to the health or safety of people on applicable; or off the property. (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000;Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-21-2000) (6) The availability of alterna- 8. Special Review Criteria for Variances ustive locations for the proposed to from Flood Hazard Requirements in the floodingo which are not subject Critical Areas Regulations: In lieu of the or erosion damage; variance criteria of subsection B5 of this Sec- (7) The compatibility of the pro- tion,the following directives and criteria shall posed use with existing and an- be utilized by the Hearing Examiner in the re- ticipated development; view of variance applications related to the flood hazard requirements of the critical ar- (8) The relationship of the pro- liarre eas regulations: posed use to the comprehensive plan and flood plain manage- a. Purpose and Intent: Variances, as ment program for that area; interpreted in the national flood insurance program, are based on the general zon- (9) The safety of access to the ing law principle that they pertain to a property in times of flood for ordi- physical piece of property;they are not nary and emergency vehicles; personal in nature and do not pertain to the structure,its inhabitants,economic or (10) The expected heights, ve- financial circumstances. They primarily locity, duration, rate of rise, and address small lots in densely populated sediment transport of the flood residential neighborhoods. As such,vari- waters and the effects of wave ances from the flood elevations should action,if applicable, expected at be quite rare. the site; and b. Review Criteria: In passing upon (11) The costs of providing gov- such an application for a variance, the ernmental services during and Hearing Examiner shall consider the fol- after flood conditions, including lowing review criteria: maintenance and repair of public utilities and facilities such as i. Consider all technical evalua- sewer, gas, electrical, and water tions, all relevant factors, standards systems, and streets and specified in other sections of this sec- bridges. tion; and: ii. Generally, the only condition un- (1) The danger that materials der which a variance from the eleva- may be swept onto other lands to tion standard may be issued is for the injury of others. new construction and substantial im- 9 75 (Revised 10/00) 4-9-250B provements to be erected on a lot of public or conflict with existing lo- one-half(1/2) acre or less in size cal laws or ordinances. contiguous to and surrounded by lots - with existing structures constructed (4) A determination that the below the base flood level, provided • variance is the minimum neces- criteria in subsection B8b(i) of this sary, considering the flood haz- Section have been fully considered. ard, to afford relief. As the lot size increases the techni- cal justification required for issuing c. Conditions of Approval:Upon con- the variance increases. sideration of the factors of subsection B8b of this Section, and the purposes of iii. Variances may be issued for this section, the Hearing Examiner may nonresidential buildings in very lim- attach such conditions to the granting of ited circumstances to allow a lesser variances as it deems necessary to fur- degree of floodproofing than water- ther the purposes of this section. tight or dry-floodproofing, where it can be determined that such action d. Notice Required upon Variance will have low damage potential,corn- Approval:Any applicant to whom a vari- plies with all other variance criteria ance is granted shall be given written no- -except subsections B8b(ii), (iii) or tice that the structure will be permitted to (iv), and otherwise complies with be built with a lowest floor elevation be- RMC 4-3-050I2a and 12b of the gen- low the base flood elevation and that the eral standards. cost of flood insurance will be commen- surate with the increased risk resulting iv. Variances may be issued for the from the reduced lowest floor elevation. reconstruction, rehabilitation, or res- toration of structures listed in the Na- e. Records: The Department Adminis- tional Register of Historic Places or trator or his/her designee,the Building the State Inventory of Historic Official shall maintain the records of all Places,without regard to the proce- variance actions and report any vari- dures set forth in this section. ances to the Federal Insurance Adminis- tration upon request. (Ord.4835, v. Variances shall not be issued 3-27-2000;Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) within a designated floodway if any increase in flood levels during the 9. Special Review Criteria—Single Fam- base flood discharge would result. ily Residence on a Legal Lot with a Cate- gory 3 Wetland: In lieu of the criteria shown vi. Variances shall only be issued in subsections B5 and B6 of this Section, a upon: variance may be granted from any wetland requirement in the critical areas regulations (1) A showing of good and suf- for a single family residence to be located on ficient cause; an existing legal lot if all of the following crite- ria are met: (2) A determination that failure to grant the variance would result a. The proposal is the minimum neces- in exceptional hardship to the ap- sary to accommodate the building foot- plicant; print and access. In no case, however, shall the impervious surface exceed five (3) A determination that the thousand (5,000) square feet, including granting of a variance will not re- access.Otherwise the alteration shall be suit in increased flood heights, reviewed as a Hearing Examiner vari- additional threats to public ance and subject to the review criteria of safety, extraordinary public ex- subsection B6 of this Section; pense, create nuisances, cause fraud on or victimization of the b. Access is located so as to have the " _ least impact on the wetland and its buffer; (Revised 10/00) 9 - 76 4-9-250B c. The proposal preserves the functions mize and compensate for unavoidable and values of the wetlands to the maxi- impacts; mum extent possible; f. The proposed activity results in no net d. The proposal includes on-site mitiga- • loss of regulated wetland area, value, or tion to the maximum extent possible; function in the drainage basin where the wetland is located; e. The proposal first develops nonwet- land area,then the wetland buffer,before g. The proposed activities will not jeop- the wetland area itself is developed; ardize the continued existence of endan- gered,threatened or sensitive species as f. The proposed activities will not jeop- listed by the Federal government or the ardize the continued existence of endan- State; gered,threatened or sensitive species as listed by the Federal government or the h. That the proposed activities will not State; and cause significant degradation of ground- water or surface water quality;and g. The inability to derive reasonable economic use of the property is not the i. The approval as determined by the result of actions segregating or dividing Hearing Examiner is a minimum variance the property and creating the undevelop- that will accomplish the desired purpose. able condition after the effective date of (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000;Amd. Ord.4851, this Section. (Ord.4835, 3-27-2000; 8-7-2000) Amd. Ord. 4851,8-7-2000) 11. Continuation of Public Hearing: If for 10. Special Review Criteria—Public/ any reason testimony in any manner set for Quasi-Public Utility or Agency Altering public hearing, or being heard, cannot be Aquifer Protection,Geologic Hazard,Hab- completed on date set for such hearing,the itat,or Wetland Regulations: In lieu of the person presiding at such public hearing or Now variance criteria of subsection B5 of this Sec- meeting may, before adjournment or recess tion, applications by public/quasi-public utili- of such matters under consideration,publicly ties or agencies proposing to alter aquifer announce the time and place to and at which protection, geologic hazard, habitat, stream said meeting will be continued,and no further and lake or wetland regulations shall be re- notice of any kind shall be required. (Ord. viewed for compliance with all of the following 3463, 8-11-1980;Amd. Ord.4648, 1-6-1997; criteria: Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) a. Public policies have been evaluated 12. Board of Adjustment Decision Pro- and it has been determined by the De- cess: partment Administrator that the public's health,safety,and welfare is best served; a. Board of Adjustment Shall An- nounce Findings and Decisions: Not b. Each facility must conform to the more than thirty(30)days after the termi- Comprehensive Land Use Plan and with nation of the proceedings of the public any adopted public programs and poli- hearing on any variance,the Board of cies; Adjustment shall announce its findings and decision. If a variance is granted,the c. Each facility must serve established, record shall show such conditions and identified public needs; limitations in writing as the Board of Ad- justment may impose. d. No practical alternative exists to meet the needs; b. Notice of Decision of Board of Ad- justment: Following the rendering of a e. The proposed action takes affirma- decision on a variance application, a tive and appropriate measures to mini- copy of the written order by the Board of Adjustment shall be mailed to the appli- 9 - 77 (Revised 10/00) 4-9-250C cant at the address shown on the appli- C. WAIVER PROCEDURES: cation and filed with the Board of Adjustment and to any other person who 1. Authority for Waiver,General: (Re- requests a copy thereof. served) c. Reconsideration: (Reserved) 2. Authority for Waiver of Street Im- provements: The Board of Public Works d. Record of Decision: Whenever a may grant waiver of the installation of street variance is approved by the Board of Ad- improvements subject to the determination justment, the Building Department shall that there is reasonable justification for such forthwith make an appropriate record and waiver. shall inform the administrative depart- ment having jurisdiction over the matter. 3. Application and Fee:Any application for (Amd.Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) such a waiver shall specify in detail the reason for such requested waiver and may contain 13. Conditions of Approval: The Review- such evidence including photographs, maps, ing Official may prescribe any conditions surveys as may be pertinent thereto. The ap- upon the;variance deemed to be necessary plication fee shall be as specified in RMC and required. (Amd. Ord.4835, 3-27-2000) 4-1-170, Land Use Review Fees. 14. Finalization: (Reserved) 4. Decision Criteria,General: (Reserved) 15. Expiration of Variance Approval:Any 5. Decision Criteria for Waivers of Street variance granted by the Reviewing Official, Improvements: Reasonable justification unless otherwise specified in writing, shall shall include but not be limited to the follow- become null and void in the event that the ap- ing: plicant or owner of the subject property for which a variance has been requested has a. Required street improvements will al- failed to commence construction or otherwise ter an existing wetlands or stream, or implement effectively the variance granted have a negative impact on a shoreline's within a period of two (2) years after such area. variance has been issued. For proper cause shown,an applicant may petition the Review- b. Existing steep topography would ing Official during the variance application re- make required street improvements in- view process, for an extension of the two (2) feasible. year period, specifying the reasons therefor. The time may be extended but shall not ex- c. Required street improvements would ceed one additional year in any event. (Amd. have a negative impact on other proper- Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000;Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) ties,such as restricting available access. 16. Extension of Approval: For proper d. There are no similar improvements in cause shown, an applicant may petition the the vicinity and there is little likelihood Reviewing Official for an extension of the ap- that the improvements will be needed or proved expiration period established per sub- required in the next ten (10) years. section D15 of this Section prior to the expiration of the time period, specifying the e. In no case shall a waiver be granted reasons therefor.The Reviewing Official may unless it is shown that there will be no det- extend the time limit,but such extension shall rimental effect on the public health,safety not exceed one additional year in any event. or welfare if the improvements are not in- (Ord. 3463, 8-11-1980;Amd.Ord. 4648, stalled, and that the improvements are 1-6-1997;Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000; Ord. 4851, not needed for current or future develop- 8-7-2000) ment. (Revised 10/00) 9 -78 4-9-250D D. MODIFICATION PROCEDURES: a. Project uses a modified street grid system where most buildings front on a 1. Application Time and Decision Au- street. Where no public streets exist, a %ape thority:Modification from standards,either in private street grid system within the whole or in part, shall be subject to review • project is provided. and decision by the Planning/Building/Public Works Department upon submittal in writing b. Project orients residential develop- of jurisdiction for such modification. (Amd. ments to the street and has primary build- Ord.4777, 4-19-1999) ing entries facing the street. Entries are identified with a prominent feature or de- 2. Decision Criteria: Whenever there are tail. practical difficulties involved in carrying out the provisions of this Title, the Department c. Parking garages are designed in a Administrator may grant modifications for in- way which does not dominate the facade dividual cases provided he/she shall first find of the residential building.When garages that a specific reason makes the strict letter of must be located with vehicular access in this Code impractical,and that the modifica- the front due to physical constraints of tion is in conformity with the intent and pur- the property,they are stepped back from pose of this Code,and that such modification: the facade of the building. a. Will meet the objectives and safety, d. Parking lots are oriented to minimize function, appearance, environmental their visual impact on the site and are de- protection and maintainability intended signed so that the size and landscaping by the Code requirements, based upon support the residential character of the sound engineering judgment; and developments in contrast to adjacent commercial areas. b. Will not be injurious to other prop- erty(s) in the vicinity; and e. Project provides direct pedestrian ac- cess from the street fronting the building c. Conform to the intent and purpose of and from the back where parking is lo- the Code; and cated. d. Can be shown to be justified and re- f. Walkways through parking areas are quired for the use and situation intended; well defined and provide access from and public sidewalks into the site. Walkway width is a minimum of five feet(5'). Pav- e. Will not create adverse impacts to ers,changes in color,texture or composi- other property(ies) in the vicinity. (Ord. tion of paving are used. 4517, 5-8-1995) g. Pedestrian connections are provided 3. Additional Decision Criteria Only for to the surrounding-neighborhood. Centers Residential Demonstration Dis- trict: For a modification to special develop- h. Distinctive building design is pro- ment standards in the Centers Residential vided. No single architectural style is re- Demonstration District RMC 4-3-12063, the quired, however, reliance on standard- Department shall rely on the recommenda- ized "corporate"or"franchise"style is tions contained within the report on design discouraged. criteria for modifications prepared by the Eco- nomic Development, Neighborhoods and i. Exterior materials are attractive even Strategic Planning Administrator or designee when viewed up close. These materials as the basis for approval or denial of the re- have texture,pattern,or lend themselves quest. In addition to the criteria in subsection to a high level of quality and detailing. D2 of this Section, the request for modifica- tion in the Centers Residential Demonstration j. A consistent visual identity is applied `'',' District shall meet all of the following criteria: to all sides of buildings which can be seen by the general public. 9 - 79 (Revised 10/00) 4-9-250E k. A superior level of quality is provided b. The building will create a step in per- for materials,detailing and window place- ceived height, bulk and scale in compari- ment. son to buildings surrounding the subject building. (Amd. Ord. 4802, 10-25-1999) I. At least one of the following features is incorporated in structures containing E. ALTERNATE PROCEDURES: three (3)or more attached dwellings: 1. Authority:The provisions of this Title are (i) For each dwelling unit, provide not intended to prevent the use of any mate- at least one architectural projection rial or method of construction or aquifer pro- not less than two feet(2')from the tection not specifically prescribed by this wall plane and not less than four feet Title, provided any alternate has been ap- (4')wide, or proved and its use authorized by the Plan- ning/Building/Public Works Administrator. (ii) Incorporate building modulation to reduce the overall bulk and mass 2. Decision Criteria:The Administrator of buildings, or may approve any such alternate, provided he/she finds that the proposed design and/or (iii) Vertical and horizontal modula- methodology is satisfactory and complies tion of roof lines and facades of a with the provisions of this Title and that the minimum of two feet(2') at an inter- material, method or work offered is, for the val of a minimum of forty feet(40')on purpose intended, at least the equivalent of a building face or an equivalent stan- that prescribed in this Title in suitability, dard which adds interest and quality strength, effectiveness,durability, safety, to the project. (Ord.4777, maintainability and environmental protection. 4-19-1999) (Amd. Ord.4851, 8-7-2000) 4. Additional Decision Criteria Only for 3. Substantiation: The Department Ad- Center Office Residential 3(COR 3)Zone: ministrator shall require that sufficient evi- For a modification to special upper story set- dence or proof be submitted to substantiate back standards in the COR 3 Zone, RMC 4- any claims that may be made regarding its 2-120B,the Department shall rely on the rec- use. (Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) ommendations contained within the Report on Design Criteria for Modifications prepared 4. Record of Decision: The details of any by the Economic Development, Neighbor- action granting approval of an alternate shall hoods and Strategic Planning Administrator be written and entered in the files of the Code or designee as the basis for approval or denial enforcement agency. (Ord.4367,9-14-1992) of the request.In addition to the criteria in sub- section D2 of this Section,the request for modification in the COR 3 Zone requirements 4-9-260 VIOLATIONS OF THIS for upper story setbacks shall meet all of the CHAPTER AND PENALTIES: following criteria: Penalties for any violations of any of the provi- a. In comparison to the standard upper sions of this Chapter shall be in accord with chap- story setbacks,the proposed building de- ter 1-3 RMC. (Ord. 4722, 5-11-1998; Amd. Ord. sign will achieve the same or better re- sults in terms of solar access to the public shoreline trails/open space and publicly accessible plazas;the building will allow access to sunlight along the public trail/ open space system and plazas abutting the shoreline during daytime and sea- sonal periods projected for peak utiliza- tion by pedestrians. 440 (Revised 10/00) 9 -80 Chapter 10 NONCONFORMING STRUCTURES, USES AND LOTS This Chapter last amended by Ord.4856, August 21, 2000. SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 4-10-010 COMPLETION AND RESTORATION OF EXISTING NONCONFORMING USES/STRUCTURES AND LOTS 1 A. Nonconforming Lots (Reserved) 1 B. Pending Permits Valid 1 C. Nonconforming Structures 1 1. Vacant, Abandoned, or Amortized Structures 1 2. Unsafe Structures 1 3. Alterations 1 a. Structures with Conditional Approval Permits 1 b. Other Legal Nonconforming Structures 1 4. Extension 1 5. Restoration 1 a. Legal Nonconforming Structures with Conditional Approval Permits 1 b. Other Legal Nonconforming Structures 1 kilo" c. Illegal Structures 2 D. Nonconforming Uses 2 1. Abandonment 2 2. Relocation 2 3. Changes 2 4. Restoration 2 a. Legal Nonconforming Uses with Conditional Approval Permits 2 b. Other Legal Nonconforming Uses 2 c. Illegal Uses 2 5. Amortization of Adult Uses 2 E. Nonconforming Animals 2 F. Nonconforming Signs 2 G. Critical Areas Regulations—Nonconforming Activities and Structures 2 4-10-020 VIOLATIONS OF THIS CHAPTER AND PENALTIES 3 10-i (Revised 10/00) cia) J ;„) 4-10-010C 4-10-010 COMPLETION AND suit in or increase any nonconforming RESTORATION OF EXISTING conditions unless they were specifically NONCONFORMING USES/ imposed as a condition of granting a con- STRUCTURES AND LOTS: ditional approval permit, pursuant to RMC 4-9-120. A. NONCONFORMING LOTS: (Reserved) b. Other Legal Nonconforming Structures:The cost of the alterations of B. PENDING PERMITS VALID: all other legal nonconforming structures Nothing herein contained shall require any shall not exceed an aggregate cost of fifty change in the plans, construction,or designation percent(50%)of the value of the building or intended use of a building for which a building or structure, based upon its most recent permit has heretofore been issued, or which has assessment of appraisal, unless the ' been submitted to the Building Official before the amount over fifty percent (50%) is used effective date of amendments to the development to make the building or structure more regulations. conforming.Alterations shall not result in or increase any nonconforming condition. C. NONCONFORMING STRUCTURES: Any building or structure legally existing at the 4. Extension:The structure shall not be ex- time of enactment of this Code may remain, al- tended unless the extension is conforming or though such structure does not conform with the it is consistent with the provisions of a condi- provisions of this Code, provided the following tional approval permit issued for it.The exten- conditions are met: sion of a lawful use to any portion of a nonconforming building or structure which 1. Vacant,Abandoned, or Amortized existed prior to the enactment of this Code Structures:The structure is not abandoned, shall not be deemed the extension of such vacant, or extensively damaged. Noncon- nonconforming structure.Towers that are forming buildings or structures which do not constructed, and antennas that are installed, have historic significance and have been va- in accordance with the provisions of this Title *lime cant for two(2)or more years,or abandoned, shall not be deemed to constitute the expan- or are sufficiently old at the time that they are sion of a nonconforming use or structure. severely damaged so as to have had suffi- cient time to amortize most or all of their initial 5. Restoration: Nothing in this Chapter economic value,shall not be allowed to be re- shall prevent the reconstruction,repairing, re- developed or re-established. building and continued use of any noncon- forming building or structure damaged by fire, 2. Unsafe Structures:The structure is kept explosion, or act of God, subsequent to the in a safe condition. Nothing in this Chapter date of these building regulations and subject shall prevent the strengthening or restoring to to the following conditions: a safe condition of any portion of a building or structure declared unsafe by a proper author- a. Legal Nonconforming Structures ity. with Conditional Approval Permits: The work shall generally not exceed one 3. Alterations: Any alterations must corn- hundred percent (100%) of the latest ap- ply with the following requirements: praised value of the building or structure closest to the time such damage oc- a. Structures with Conditional Ap- curred;restoration or reconstruction work proval Permits: The cost of the alter- exceeding one hundred percent(100%) ation shall generally not exceed an of this value shall either be a condition of aggregate cost of one hundred percent granting the conditional approval permit (100%) of the value of the building or or necessary to conform to the regula- structure, unless: (i)the building or struc- tions and uses specified in this Title. ture is made conforming by the alter- ations;or(ii)the alteration were imposed b. Other Legal Nonconforming Saw- as a condition of granting a conditional Structures: The work shall not exceed approval permit.Alterations shall not re- fifty percent(50%)of the latest assessed 10- 1 (Revised 101(X)) 4-10-010D or appraised value of the building or struc- a. Legal Nonconforming Uses with ture at the time such damage occurred, Conditional Approval Permits:The otherwise any restoration or reconstruc- work shall generally not exceed one hun- tion shall conform to the regulations and dred percent(100%) of the latest apISO - uses specified in this Title. praised value of the building or structure housing the use closest to the time such c. Illegal Structures:These shall be damage occurred; restoration or recon- discontinued. struction work exceeding one hundred percent (100%)of this value shall either D. NONCONFORMING USES: be a condition of granting the conditional Any lawful use existing at the time of enactment approval permit pursuant to RMC 4-9-120 of this Code may be continued, although such or necessary to conform to the regula- use does not conform with the provisions of the tions and uses specified in this Title. building regulations,provided the following condi- tions are met: b. Other Legal Nonconforming Uses: The work shall not exceed fifty percent 1. Abandonment: The use is not aban- (50%)of the latest appraised value of the doned.A legal nonconforming use(of a build- building or structure at the time such ing or premises)which has been abandoned damage occurred. Uses which were in shall not thereafter be resumed. Abandoned conformance with the Code at the time it uses shall not be eligible for a conditional ap- was enacted or at the time they were built proval permit. A nonconforming use shall be or developed,but which became noncon- considered abandoned when: forming on adoption of the development regulations or amendments to it. (Ord. a. The intent of the owner to discon- 4584, 2-12-1996) tinue the use is apparent,and discontinu- ance for a period of one year or more c. Illegal Uses: Uses which are not in shall be prima facie evidence that the conformance with the Code or the devel- nonconforming use has been aban- opment regulations in effect on the date *410 doned, or they were established (illegal uses). ' These uses shall be discontinued. (Ord. b. It has been replaced by a conforming 4584, 2-12-1996) use, or 5. Amortization of Adult Uses: For amor- c. It has been changed to another use tization of legal nonconforming adult enter- under permit from the City or its autho- tainment,activity,use,or retail use,see RMC rized representative. 4-3-010E. (Ord. 4828, 1-24-2000) 2. Relocation: The use is not relocated. A E. NONCONFORMING ANIMALS: legal nonconforming use of a building or pre- See RMC 4-4-010K. mises which has been vacated and moved to another location,or discontinued,shall not be F. NONCONFORMING SIGNS: allowed to reestablish itself except in compli- See RMC 4-4-100D. ance with the building regulations. G. CRITICAL AREAS REGULATIONS— 3. Changes:The use is not changed to a NONCONFORMING ACTIVITIES AND different nonconforming use. The noncon- STRUCTURES: forming use of a building or structure shall not A legally nonconforming, regulated activity or be changed to another nonconforming use. structure that was in existence or approved or 4. Restoration: Nothing in this Chapter vested prior to the passage of the Critical Area shall prevent the restoration or continuance Regulations, RMC 4-3-050, and to which signifi- of a nonconforming use damaged by fire, ex- cant economic resources have been committed plosion,or act of God,subsequent to the date pursuant to such approval but which is not in con- may these building regulations,or amendments fortuity with the provisions of RMC 4 3-050 may thereto, subject to the following conditions: be continued; provided,that: (Revised 10/00) 10-2 4-10-020 1. No such legal nonconforming activity or structure shall be expanded,changed, en- larged or altered in any way that infringes fur- ,,,,,: ther on the critical area that increases the extent of its nonconformity with this Section without a permit issued pursuant to the provi- sions of RMC 4-3-050; 2. Except for cases of on-going agricultural uses, if a nonconforming activity is discontin- ued pursuant to RMC 4-10-010C and D, any resumption of the activity shall conform to this Section; 3. Except for cases of on-going agricultural use, if a nonconforming use or activity or structure is destroyed by human activities or an act of God, it shall not be resumed or re- constructed except in conformity with the pro- visions of RMC 4-3-050; 4. Activities or adjuncts thereof that are or become nuisances shall not be entitled to continue as nonconforming activities. (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) 4-10-020 VIOLATIONS OF THIS CHAPTER AND PENALTIES: Penalties for any violations of any of the provi- sions of this Chapter shall be in accord with chap- ter 1-3 RMC. (Ord. 4856, 8-21-2000) 10 -3 Chapter 11 Lyse DEFINITIONS This Chapter last amended by Ord.4954, February 11, 2002. SECTION PAGE NUMBER NUMBER 4-11-010 DEFINITIONS A 1 4-11-020 DEFINITIONS B 6 4-11-030 DEFINITIONS C 9 4-11-040 DEFINITIONS D 14 4-11-050 DEFINITIONS E 18 4-11-060 DEFINITIONS F 20 4-11-070 DEFINITIONS G 22 4-11-080 DEFINITIONS H 23 4-11-090 DEFINITIONS I 25 4-11-100 DEFINITIONS J (Reserved) 26 4-11-110 DEFINITIONS K 26 4-11-120 DEFINITIONS L 26 4-11-130 DEFINITIONS M 29 4-11-140 DEFINITIONS N 32 4-11-150 DEFINITIONS 0 33 4-11-160 DEFINITIONS P 34 4-11-170 DEFINITIONS Q (Reserved) 38 4-11-180 DEFINITIONS R 38 4-11-190 DEFINITIONS S 38.2 4-11-200 DEFINITIONS T 46 4-11-210 DEFINITIONS U 47 4-11-220 DEFINITIONS V 48 4-11-230 DEFINITIONS W 48.1. 4-11-240 DEFINITIONS X (Reserved) 50 4-11-250 DEFINITIONS Y 50 4-11-260 DEFINITIONS Z 50 11 -i (Revised 5/02) ,e`j't _ . , ..- 4-11-010 For the purpose of this Title, the following words, ACTION: (This definition for RMC 4-9-070, Envi- terms, phrases and their derivations shall have ronmental Review Procedures, use only.) the meaning given herein, unless the context oth- "%i"'° erwise indicates. A. "Actions"include, as further specified below: • 1. New and continuing activities (including 4-11-010 DEFINITIONS A: project and programs) entirely or partly fi- ABANDONMENT OF UNDERGROUND STOR- nanced, assisted, conducted, regulated, li- AGE FACILITIES: See RMC 4-5-120G. (Ord. censed, or approved by agencies; 3891, 2-25-1985) 2. New or revised agency rules, regula- ABUTTING:Lots sharing common property lines. tions, plans, policies, or procedures; and Abutting Lots 3. Legislative proposals. f•.•• ••.,.. •1 B. "Actions"fall within one of two(2)categories: LOT 1 1 LOT 2 _ 1. Project Actions:A project action involves '—'.1 a decision on a specific project, such as a STREET construction or management activity located in a defined geographic area. Projects in- clude and are limited to agency decisions to: ACCEPTANCE OF OFFER OF SALE:A written commitment for the purchase of a condominium a. License,fund,or undertake any activ- unit or interest in a cooperative at a specific price ity that will directly modify the environ- and on specific terms. (Ord. 3366, 10-15-1979) ment, whether the activity will be con- • ducted by the agency, an applicant, or ACCESS EASEMENT:An easement created for under contract. . the purpose of providing vehicular or pedestrian access to a property. (Ord. 4521, 6-5-1995) b. Purchase, sell, lease, transfer, or ex- change natural resources, including pub- ACCESSORY USE OR BUILDING:A subordi- licly owned land whether or not the nate building located upon the same lot occupied environment is directly modified. by a principal use or building with which it is cus- tomarily associated, but clearly incidental to. 2. Non-Project Actions: Non-project actions involve decisions on policies, plans, or pro- ACCUMULATIVE SHORT SUBDIVISION: Multi- grams such as: pie short subdivision of contiguous land under common ownership."Ownership"for purposes of a. The adoption of amendment on leg- this Section shall mean ownership as established islation, ordinances, rules, or regulations at the application submittal date of the initial short that contain standards controlling use or subdivision approval. (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) modification of the environment; ACT:The State Environmental Policy Act of 1971, b. The adoption or amendment of coni- chapter 43.21C RCW,as amended,which is also prehensive land use plans or zoning ordi- referred to as"SEPA". (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) nances; ACT: (This definition for RMC 4-3-090, Shoreline c. The adoption of any policy, plan or Master Program Regulations, use only.)The program that will govern the development Shoreline Management Act of 1971, chapter of a series of connected actions(WAC 90.58 RCW. (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 197-11-060), but not including any policy, 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution plan,or program for which approval must 2787), 7-16-1990 (Resolution 2805), 9-13-1993 be obtained from any Federal agency (Minutes) and Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) prior to implementations; 11 - 1 4-11-010 d. Creation of a district or annexations limited access roads, do not exist. (Ord. 3981, to any city, town or district; 4-7-1986) e. Capital budgets; and ADMINISTRATIVE AUTHORITY: The Planning/ +, Building/Public Works Administrator of the City of f. Road, street, and highway plans. Renton, or his duly authorized representative or agent. (Ord. 3214, 4-10-1978, eff. 4-19-1978) C. "Actions"do not include the activities listed above when an agency is not involved.Actions do ADMINISTRATIVE HEADQUARTERS OFFICE: not include bringing judicial or administrative civil A use containing one or more of the day-to-day or criminal enforcement actions(certain categori- functions(e.g.,management, payroll,information cal exemptions in RMC 4-9-0701 identify in more systems, inventory control) related to the opera- detail governmental activities that would not have tion of the company or affiliated corporate group. any environmental impacts and for which SEPA review is not required). ADMINISTRATOR: The Administrator of the De- partment of Planning/Building/Public Works of the ACTIVITY:A happening associated with a use; City,or any successor office with responsibility for the use of energy toward a specific action or pur- management of the public properties within the suit. Examples of shoreline activities include but City of Renton, or his/her designee. (Ord. 4367, are not limited to fishing, swimming, boating, 9-14-1992, Ord. 4521, 6-5-1995, Ord. 4522, dredging, fish spawning, wildlife nesting, or dis- 6-5-1995) charging of materials. Not all activities necessar- ily require a shoreline location. Shoreline Master ADOPTION: An agency's use of all or part of an Program(Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised existing environmental document to meet all or 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution part of the agency's responsibilities under SEPA 2787), 7-16-1990 (Resolution 2805), 9-13-1993 to prepare an EIS or other environmental docu- (Minutes) and Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) ment. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) ADDENDUM:An environmental document used ADULT DAY CARE/HEALTH: A program de- to provide additional information or analysis that signed to meet the needs of adults with functional does not substantially change the analysis of sig- impairments through an individualized plan of nificant impacts and alternatives in the existing care. It is a structured, comprehensive program environmental document. The term does not in- that provides a variety of health, social, and re- dude supplemental EISs. An addendum may be lated support services in a protective setting dur- used at any time during the SEPA process. (Ord. ing any part of a day for a minimum of four(4) 3891, 2-25-1985) hours, but less than twenty four(24) hour care. While beds may be provided for rest periods,adult ADJACENT: Lots located across a street, rail- day care/health uses are not intended to function road or right-of-way,except limited access roads. as residential facilities.Where specified,the max- (Ord. 4680, 9-22-1997) imum number of clients present at any one period Adjacent Lots Adjacent Lots of time during the program operation. Adult day � f� care/health programs are subclassified as fol- .r..____r r __.r .r.._t lows: • A. Adult Day Care/Health Category I—a max- i LOT 1 I mI Lor 2 I LOT 3 imum of four(4) clients upon a property in resi- • -� •• • • dential use;and a maximum of twelve(12)clients -�—•• �.—••� 4--••1 upon a property in nonresidential use. B. Adult Day Care/Health Category II—five (5) or more clients upon a property in residential ADJACENT PROPERTIES: (This definition for use; and thirteen (13) or more clients upon a purposes of site plan review notice requirements property in nonresidential use. (Ord. 4680, only.)All contiguous properties,with the assump- 9-22-1997) tion that railroads and public rights-of-way,except 140 11 -2 4-11-010 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS: any adult oriented merchandise. (Ord. 4828, 1-24-2000) A. Any enterprise which,for money or any other Nitre form of consideration, features"adult live enter- ADULT ORIENTED MERCHANDISE:Any tainment"as defined herein; • goods,products,commodities,or other wares,in- cluding but not limited to, videos, CD roms, B. Any"adult motion picture theater"as defined DVDs, magazines, books, pamphlets, posters, herein; cards,periodicals or nonclothing novelties,which depict,describe or simulate specified anatomical C. Any adult arcade containing individual view- areas or specified sexual activities.This definition ing areas or stations or booths,where for money is not intended to include movies rated R by the or any other form of consideration one or more Motion Picture Association of America or its suc- still or motion picture projectors, slide projectors, cessor organization. (Ord. 4828, 1-24-2000) or similar machines, or other image-producing machines are used to show films, motion pic- AFFECTED TRIBE: Any Indian tribe, band, na- tures, video cassettes, slides or other photo- tion or community in the State of Washington that graphic reproduction of specified sexual activities is federally recognized by the United States Sec- or specified anatomical areas. (Amd. Ord.4827, retary of the Interior and that will or may be af- 1-24-2000) fected by the proposal. ADULT FAMILY HOME: A residential dwelling AFFECTING: Having or may be having an effect unit providing personal care, room and board to on (see WAC 197-11-752 on impacts). For pur- more than one person,but not more than four(4) poses of deciding whether an EIS is required and adults,not related by blood or marriage to the per- what the EIS must cover, "affecting"refers to hav- son(s) providing the service.A maximum of six ing probable, significant adverse environmental (6) adults may be permitted if the Washington impacts (RCW 43.21 C.031 and 43.21 C.110 State Department of Social and Health Services (1)(c)). (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) determines the home is of adequate size and the home and provider are capable of meeting stan- AFFORDABLE HOUSING: Housing used as a dards and qualifications as provided for in chap- primary residence for any household whose in- ters 70.128 RCW and 388-76 WAC. come is less than eighty percent(80%)of the me- dian annual income adjusted for household size, ADULT LIVE ENTERTAINMENT: A person ap- as determined by the Department of Housing and pearing nude or a live performance which is char- Urban Development(HUD)for the Seattle Metro- acterized by specified sexual activities as defined politan Statistical Area, who pay no more than in RMC 4-1-190. (Amd.Ord.4827, 1-24-2000) thirty percent(30%) of household income for housing expenses. (Ord. 4651, 1-27-1997) ADULT MOTION PICTURE THEATER:An en- closed building used for presenting motion picture AGENCY:(This definition for RMC 4-9-070, Envi- films, video cassettes, cable television, or any ronmental Review Procedures, use only.) other such visual media for observation by pa- trons there,distinguished or characterized by an A. "Agency" means any state or local govern- emphasis on matter depicting,describing or relat- mental body, board, commission, department, or ing to specified sexual activities or specified ana- officer authorized to make law, hear contested tomical areas. (Ord.4651, 1-27-1997;Amd.Ord. cases, or otherwise take the actions stated in 4827, 1-24-2000) WAC 197-11-704, except the judiciary and state legislature. An agency is any state agency(WAC ADULT RETAIL USE:A retail establishment 197-11-796) or local agency (WAC 197-11-762). which,for money or any other form of consider- ation, either: (a) has as one of its principal pur- B. "Agency with environmental expertise" poses to sell, exchange, rent, loan,trade, means an agency with special expertise on the transfer,and/or provide for viewing or use,off the environmental impacts involved in a proposal or premises,any adult oriented merchandise;or(b) alternative significantly affecting the environment. provides, as its substantial stock in trade,for the These agencies are listed in WAC 197-11-920; sale, exchange, rental, loan,trade, transfer, and/ the list may be expanded in agency procedures or provide for viewing or use,off the premises, (WAC 197-11-906). The appropriate agencies 11 -3 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-010 must be consulted in the environmental impact ANIMALS, LARGE: Horses, ponies, cows, Ila- statement process, as required by WAC mas, oxen, buffalo,deer, and other animals of 197-11-502. similar size and characteristics. C. "Agency with jurisdiction" means an ANIMALS, MEDIUM:Goats, sheep, pigs and agency with authority to approve,veto,or finance other animals of similar size and characteristics. all or part of a nonexempt proposal (or part of a proposal).The term does not include an agency ANIMALS, SMALL: Dogs, cats, rabbits,ferrets, authorized to adopt rules or standards of general chickens,ducks,geese,birds,rodents,and other applicability and could apply to a proposal, when animals of similar size and characteristics. no license or approval is required from the agency for the specific proposal.The term also APPEAL:A request for a review of any action does not include a local, State or Federal agency pursuant to this Title, or of the interpretation of involved in approving a grant or loan,that serves any provision of the Title by any City official. only as a conduit between the primary administer- ing agency and the recipient of the grant or loan. APPLICANT:Any person or entity, including an Federal agencies with jurisdiction are those from agency, applying for a license from an agency. which a license or funding is sought or required. "Application"means a request for a license. (Ord. (Ord. 3891,2-25-1985) 3891, 2-25-1985) AGENT: (This definition for RMC 4-9-070, Envi- APPLICANT:A person who files an application of ronmental Review Procedures, use only.)Any permit under this Title and who is either the owner person,firm, partnership, association,joint yen- of the land on which that proposed activity would ture, corporation or any other entity or combina- be located, a contract vendee, a lessee of the tion or entities who represent or acts for or on land, the person who would actually control and behalf of a developer in selling or offering to sell direct the proposed activity, or the authorized any condominium or cooperative unit or interest agent of such a person. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) in a cooperative. (Ord.4351, 5-4-1992) APPROVED: See RMC 4-6-100. ;Q+ AIR GAP: See RMC 4-6-100. APPROVED PLASTIC MATERIALS:Approved AIRPORT HAZARD:Any structure,tree or use of plastic materials shall be those having a self-igni- land which obstructs the air space required for the tion temperature of six hundred fifty degrees flight of aircraft in landing or taking off at the air- (650°) Fahrenheit or greater when tested in ac- port or is otherwise hazardous to landing or take- cordance with U.B.C. Standard No. 52-3 and a off of aircraft. smoke-density rating not greater than four hun- dred fifty (450)when tested in accordance with ALLEY: (This definition for chapter 4-2 RMC, U.B.C.Standard No.42-1,in the way intended for Land Use Districts.) A public vehicular right-of- use;or a smoke-density rating no greater than way not over thirty feet(30')wide. seventy five (75)when tested in the thickness in- tended for use by U.B.C. Standard No. 52-2. Ap- ALLEY: (This definition for chapter 4-7 RMC, proved plastics shall be classified as CC1 in Subdivision Regulations, and chapter 4-6 RMC, accordance with U.B.C.Standard No.52-4.(Ord. Street and Utility Standards.)A public right-of- 3719,4-11-1983) way not designed for general travel and primarily used as means of vehicular and pedestrian ac- APPROVING AUTHORITY: (This definition for cess to the rear of abutting properties. (Ord. RMC 4-5-070, Fire Prevention Regulations, and 4521, 6-5-1995,Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) 4-5-120, Underground Storage Tank Regula- tions.) The Fire Chief of the Renton Fire Depart- ALLOWED ACTIVITIES:(Deleted by Ord. 4835, ment,or his appointee. (Ord. 3541, 5-4-1981) 3-27-2000) AQUACULTURE:The culture of farming of AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASSOCIATION: aquatic animals and plants. Shoreline Master The adopted edition of the Washington State Program (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised Chapter of the American Public Works Associa- 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution tion. (Ord.2820, 1-14-1974) (Revised 10/00) 11 -4 4-11-010 2787), 7-16-1990 (Resolution 2805), 9-13-1993 are considered for purposes of the street stan- (Minutes) and Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) dards and subdivision regulations as industrial: Light AQUIFER: A geological unit of porous and per- dustrialdustrial, Medium Industrial, and Heavy In- meable rock, sand or gravel capable of yielding • usable amounts of water. C. Residential: A residential development or a mixture of residential and commercial establish- AQUIFER PROTECTION AREA(APA):Shall be ments characterized by a few pedestrians and a the portion of an aquifer within the zone of capture low parking demand for turnover at night. This and recharge area for a well or well field owned or definition includes areas with single family operated by the City, as defined in RMC homes,townhouses and apartments.(Ord.4521, 4-3-050B, Applicability—Critical Areas Designa- 6-5-1995) tions/Mapping, and depicted in RMC 4-3-050Q1, Maps, Aquifer Protection. (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) AREA OF SHALLOW FLOODING:A designated AO or AH Zone on the Flood Insurance Rate Map AQUIFER PROTECTION AREA PERMIT: An (FIRM). The base flood depths range from one authorization by the Department for a person to foot(1') to three feet(3'); a clearly defined chan- store, handle,treat, use or produce a hazardous nel does not exist; the path of flooding is unpre- material within an APA. The two (2)types of per- dictable and indeterminate;and velocity flow may mits that will be issued pursuant to RMC 4-9-015, be evident.AO is characterized as sheet flow and . Aquifer Protection Areas Permits, and RMC AH indicates ponding. 4-3-050, Critical Areas Regulations, are an oper- ating permit and a closure permit. (Ord. 4851, AREA OF SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD:(Deleted 8-7-2000) by Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) ARCADE:A linear pedestrian walkway that abuts ARTERIAL: A major or secondary arterial as and runs along the facade of a building. It is coy- specified in the City's Arterial Street Plan. ered, but not enclosed, and open at all times to Ntrise public use.Typically, it has a line of columns ARTERIAL PASS-THROUGH TRAFFIC:Traffic along its open side.There may be habitable with neither an origin nor destination in an af- space above the arcade.(Ord.4821, 12-20-1999) fected area which is diverted from an arterial road. (Ord. 4636, 9-23-1996) AREA CLASSIFICATION: For purposes of the street standards and subdivision regulations,the ARTICULATION: The giving of emphasis to ar- area classifications"commercial", "industrial", chitectural elements(like windows,balconies,en- and"residential"shall mean the following: tries,etc.)that create a complementary pattern or rhythm dividing large buildings into smaller identi- A. Commercial: That portion of the City with fiable pieces. (Ord. 4821, 12-20-1999) designated land uses characterized by commer- cial office activities, services and retail sales. Or- AS-GRADED:The surface conditions existing on dinarily these areas have large numbers of pedes- completion of grading. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974) trians and a heavy demand for parking space during periods of peak traffic or a sustained high AUTO: See VEHICLE. pedestrian volume and a continuously heavy de- mand for off-street parking space during business AUXILIARY SUPPLY: See RMC 4-6-100. hours.This definition applies to densely devel- oped business areas outside of, as well of those AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC(ADT): An average that are within,the central part of the City. of at least one motor vehicle crossing in one di- rection per working day for any continuous thirty B. Industrial:That portion of the City with des- (30) day period. ignated land uses characterized by production, manufacturing, distribution or fabrication activi- AVERAGE HORIZONTAL ILLUMINATION: The ties. Ordinarily these areas have few pedestrians quantity of light measured at the pavement sur- and a low parking turnover, but there is a large face and averaged over the traveled lanes ex- .•r amount of truck and trailer traffic. Those portions pressed in footcandles. of the City with the following zoning designations 11 - 5 (Revised 5/02) m 4-11-020 AWNING: A shelter projecting from and sup- BINDING SITE PLAN: A drawing as authorized ported by the exterior wall of a building. Awnings by chapter 58.17 RCW,which: have noncombustible frames,but may have corn- bustible coverings.Awnings may be fixed,retract- A. Identifies and shows the areas and locationsNIS able,folding or collapsible. Any structure which of all streets, roads,improvements,utilities,open extends above any adjacent parapet or roof of spaces,and any other matters specified by RMC supporting building is not included within the def- 4-8-120C, Submittal Requirements; and inition of awning. (Ord. 4720, 5-4-1998) B. Contains inscriptions or attachments setting forth such appropriate limitations and conditions 4-11-020 DEFINITIONS B: for the use of the land as are established by the BACKFLOW: See RMC 4-6-100. City; and BACKFLOW PREVENTER: See RMC 4-6-100. C. Contains provisions requiring site develop- ment to be in conformity with the approved bind- BACKGROUND AREA: The entire face upon ing site plan. (Ord. 4954, 2-11-2002) which copy could be placed. (Ord. 3719, BLOCK: A group of lots, tracts, or parcels within 4-11-1983) well defined and fixed boundaries. (Ord. 4522, BACKSIPHONAGE: See RMC 4-6-100. 6-5-1995) BASE FLOOD: The flood having a one percent • BLOCK: A block consists of two (2)facing block (1%)chance of being equaled or exceeded in any fronts bounded on two (2) sides by alleys or rear given year. Also referred to as the"100-year property lines and on two (2)sides by the center- flood". Designation on flood maps always in- line of platted streets, with no other intersecting cludes the letters A or V. (Ord. 4071, 6-1-1987) streets intervening. Where blocks are unusually long or short, or of unusual shape, block length BASEMENT: Any area of the building having its shall be determined by address ranges. (Ord. floor subgrade (below ground level) on all sides. 4651, 1-27-1997) (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) l l j l 1 1 1 1 1 +} 1 1 I I ( � 1 1 I l I I , Block Front BEDROCK: The in-place solid rock. 1/11111 BENCH: A relatively level step excavated into ' 11111111 I , earth material on which fill is to be placed. (Ord. 2820) LE] I 1��11�11i BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES,WET- [ 1Rear1 I .r......_ J 1 N1 1 I l BlocklEquals Two(2) LANDS: Conservation practices or systems of FrOpposing Block Fronts practices and management measures that: BLOCK FRONT: A block front means the front- A. Control soil loss and reduce water quality age of property along one side of a street bound degradation caused by nutrients, animal waste, on three (3) sides by the centerline of platted toxins and sediment; streets and on the fourth side by an alley or rear property lines. (Ord. 4651, 1-27-1997) B. Minimize adverse impacts to surface water and groundwater flow,circulation patterns,and to BOARDING OR LODGING HOUSE: A dwelling the chemical, physical and biological characteris- or part of a dwelling other than a motel or hotel, tics of wetlands; and where lodging with or without meals is provided C. Includes allowing proper use and storage of for compensation, and boarding rooms do not contain kitchen facilities. fertilizers/pesticides. (Ord.4346,3-9-1992;Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) BOAT LAUNCHING RAMP: A facility with an in- clined surface extending into the water which al- lows launching of boats directly into the water (Revised 5/02) 11 -6 4-11-020 from trailers. Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Reso- lution 2805)and 9-13-1993 (Minutes) and Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) • BODY SHOP:Establishments which conduct any of the following operations: A. Collision services, including body, frame or fender straightening, repair, or replacement; and/or B. Overall painting of vehicles or painting of ve- hicles in a paint shop, but excluding minor paint- ing with an airbrush or roller brush utilized in customizing or detailing operations; and/or 11 -6.1 (Revised 5/02) This page left intentionally blank. vaii (Revised 5/02) 11 -6.2 4-11-020 C. Welding, molding, and similar operations scaping or open space within which a structure conducted on vehicles. (Ord.4715, 4-6-1998) may be built. REAR BORROW: (Deleted by Ord. 4740, 7-19-1999) 1-1-.. 1 BOTANICAL GARDENS: A public or private fa- : REAR cility for the demonstration and observation of the cultivation of flowers, fruits, vegetables or orna mental plants. ja 1‘.'-'',,,,,,L\ki.,,,,c:12:7:;,:::‘,''' Y • II. BOULEVARD:A broad thoroughfare with land- "iiiscape, sidewalk or pedestrian improvements, of °Gk I BU1D]NG L1hE ten with a landscaped median or center divider, FRONT YARD that functions as a linear open space. rizal. OTLRe BREAKAWAY WALL:A wall that is not part of the structural support of the building and is intended through its design and construction to collapse un- Buildable Area der specific lateral loading forces,without causing damage to the elevated portion of the building or BUILDING: Any structure having a roof sup- supporting foundation system. (Ord. 4851, ported by columns or walls and intended for the 8-7-2000) shelter, housing or enclosure of any individual, animal, process, equipment, goods or materials BREAKWATER: A protective structure, usually of any kind or nature. built off-shore for the purpose of protecting the shoreline or harbor areas from wave action. BUILDING:Any existing structure containing one or more dwelling units and any grouping of such BUFFER AREA:A strip of land identified by a structures which were operated as rental units as *owe plan or ordinance to separate one type of land converted buildings are the subject of a single use from another land use that is incompatible. declaration or simultaneous declaration filed pur- suant to the Horizontal Property Regimes Act BUFFER, CRITICAL AREA:A naturally vege- (chapter 64.32 RCW). (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) tated and undisturbed,enhanced, or revegetated areas that surrounds and protects a critical area BUILDING: (This definition for RMC 4-3-090, from adverse impacts to its functions and values, Shoreline Master Program Regulations, use and/or which protects adjacent developed areas only.) Any structure having a roof intended to be from potentially hazardous conditions.(Amd.Ord. used for the shelter or enclosure of persons, 4835, 3-27-2000) plants, animals or property. Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised BUFFER SCREEN:A strip of land containing 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution fences, berms,trees,shrubs and other Iandscap- 2787), 7-16-1990 (Resolution 2805), 9-13-1993 ing that obscures one land use from another. (Minutes) and Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) BUFFER,SHORELINES:A parcel or strip of land BUILDING CODE: Building Code is the Uniform that is designed and designated to permanently Building Code, promulgated by the International remain vegetated in an undisturbed and natural Conference of Building Officials, as adopted by condition to protect an adjacent aquatic or wetland this jurisdiction. (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983) site from upland impacts,to provide habitat for wildlife and to afford limited public access.Shore- BUILDING COMPLEX, MULTIPLE:A group of line Master Program (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Re- structures housing more than one type of retail vised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolu- business, office or commercial venture and gen- tion 2787), 7-16-1990 (Resolution 2805), erally under one ownership and control. (Ord. 9-13-1993 (Minutes) and Ord.4716, 4-13-1998) 4720, 5-4-1998) Nome BUILDABLE AREA:The portion of a lot or site, BUILDING DRAIN: See RMC 4-6-100. exclusive of required yard areas, setbacks, land- 11 - 7 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-020 BUILDING ENVELOPE:The allowable building area permissible for the construction of one single GABLE-HP TYPE ROOFS family dwelling unit in a residential cluster. METHODS' rwGH MINT BUILDING FACADE:That portion of any exterior �°GHHTT• f..iiiiiidilloC AvGHTRooF HE elevation of a building extending from the grade .epKPP-Adgllallheuu�rnrlG to the top of the parapet wall or eaves,and the en- HOGHT tire width of the building elevation. (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983) > 10FT CC 4--.4.- r �.—PAT T _ T HGHER BUILDING FOOTPRINT:The area of a lot or site „ THAN T included within the surrounding exterior walls of a5 FT - GRADE building or portion of a building, exclusive of (LGET R ADS ) courtyards. In the absence of surrounding exte- rior walls, the building footprint shall be the area MANSARD ROOFS under the horizontal projection of the roof. METHOD'A BUILDING HEIGHT:The vertical distance abovePECKLFE -- --------- ---0- a referenced datum measured to the highest point of the coping of a flat roof or to the deck line of a /1/110101 SDG mansard roof or to the average height of the high- 11111111111= Kr est gable of a pitched or hipped roof. The refer- 1 ..y... ence datum shall be selected by either of the 11111 5FT' / < loFT following whichever yields a greater height of l 0- building: (L GRADE) A.The elevation of the highest adjoining sidewalk or ground surface within a five foot(5') horizontal MANSARD ROOFS distance of the exterior wall of the building when METHODS' NIS such sidewalk or ground surface is not more than ten feet (10') above lowest grade measured ROOF RE—.L Y within a five foot(5') horizontal distance of the ex ��1�10 terior wall of the building. NT 1111100 FT. B.An elevation ten feet (10') higher than the low '-- t est grade when the sidewalk or ground surface ° ]nf—� 1oFIF-DATUMFT FOGFIR described in subsection A above is more than ten t GRADE T feet (10') above lowest grade measured within a .r-7 five foot (5') horizontal distance of the exterior wall of the building. FLAT ROOFS METHOD'A GABLE-HP 1 T'E ROOF /� j } METHOD'A ROOF LIFE L,- p`__.i__ --,r wGH FONT 1111110101 ELDG•ROOF . Hr HEIGHT W AVNOTOF �-f-DATUM i BUkD1NG J/ 5 FT1. <10 FT HEIGHT •-----6 F ��� DATUM '�5 FT'f I •/-DATUM L5 F.1 t c_ 10 FT GRADE) (Revised 10/00) 11 -8 4-11-030 BULKHEAD:A vertical wall constructed of rock, FAT ROOFS concrete,timber, sheet steel, gabions, or patent METHOD 13' system materials. Rock bulkheads are often termed"vertical rock walls". Seawalls are similar ROOF LINE--n �„f �--� to bulkheads,but more robustly constructed. DLDG BUOY:A floating object anchored in a lake, river, MOW # etc., to warn of rocks, shoals, etc., or used for ,10E7 -�DATUM boat moorage. Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 10 FT '1HANLOOWESTT 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), } GRADE 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Reso- lution 2805),9-13-1993(Minutes)and Ord.4716, BUILDING LINE:The line between which the 4-13-1998) street line or lot line,no building or other structure or portion of a structure,except as provided in this BUSINESS FACADE:That portion of an exterior Title, may be erected above the grade level. The building wall owned or leased by a business. building line is considered a vertical surface inter- (Ord. 4720, 5-4-1998) secting the ground on such line. BUILDING, MULTI-OCCUPANCY:A single 4-11-030 DEFINITIONS C: structure housing more than one type of retail CALIPER:The diameter of any tree trunk as business, office or commercial venture and gen- measured at a height of four and one-half feet erally under one ownership and control. (Ord. (4-1/2') above the ground on the upslope side of 4720, 5-4-1998) the tree. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) BUILDING OFFICIAL:The officer or other per- Caliper son charged with the administration and enforce- 111 ment of this Title, or his duly authorized deputy. Tree Trunk fir►, (Ord. 3719,4-11-1983) i/lllll!l.flli\� eirzaup Side a slope BUILDING,PRINCIPAL:(This definition for RMC 4-4-100, Sign Regulations, use only.) A building L Ground Level in which the principal use of a property is con- ducted. CANOPY, BUILDING: A rigid multi-sided struc- BUILDING SINGLE OCCUPANCY: A building ture covered with fabric, metal or other material or structure with one major enterprise,generally and supported by a building at one or more points under one ownership.A building is considered to or extremities and by columns or posts embed- be "single occupancy"if: ded in the ground at other points or extremities. Any structure which extends above any adjacent A. It has only one occupant; and parapet or roof of supporting building is not in- cluded within the definition of building canopy. B. It has no wall in common with another build- ing; and CANOPY, FREESTANDING: A rigid multi-sided structure covered with fabric, metal or other ma- C. It has no part of its roof in common with an - other building. (Ord. 4720, 5-4-1998) ded in the ground. (Ord.4720, 5-4-1998) BUILT ENVIRONMENT:The elements of the en CAPACITY, NET: Population and employment vironment as specified by RCW 43.21 C.110(1)(f) growth likely to occur under zoned capacity minus and 197-11-444(2), which are generally built or existing infrastructure and service standard limita- made by people as contrasted with natural pro- tions. cesses. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) CAPACITY, PLANNED: Population and employ- No"'` BULK STORAGE:See STORAGE, BULK. ment growth planned (contained in local compre- 11 -9 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-030 hensive plans with a specified horizon year)in the CERTIFICATION:A written engineering or geo- context of the Countywide Planning Policies. logical opinion concerning the progress and com- pletion of the work. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974) CAPACITY,ZONED: Population and employ- ment growth permitted under current zoning,land CERTIFIED:A facility and staff qualified and able development and environmental regulations. to provide certain tests and measurements relat- ing to specific tasks and traceable to established CAR: See VEHICLE. standards. CAR WASH:A structure with machine-operated CHEMICALS: (Deleted by Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) or hand-operated facilities used principally for the cleaning,washing, polishing, or waxing of motor CIRCULATION:Those means of transportation vehicles. (Ord. 4715, 4-6-1998) which carry passengers or goods to, from, over, or along a corridor. Shoreline Master Program CARD ROOMS:A use governed pursuant to the (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Min- provisions of chapter 9.46 RCW, 1973 Gaming utes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 Act and licensed by the Washington State Gam- (Resolution 2805),9-13-1993(Minutes),and Ord. bling Commission that is ancillary to a permitted 4716, 4-13-1998) use where food and beverages are served on the premises and whose purpose is to serve as a CITY COUNCIL: The City Council of the City of commercial stimulant to the principal activities as- Renton, Washington. (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) sociated with the primary use. (Ord. 4691, 12-1-1997) CIVIL ENGINEER:A professional engineer regis- tered in the State to practice in the field of civil CARPORT:A structure, enclosed on less than works. four sides,without interior parking aisles,for the purpose of storing motor vehicles. (Ord. 4854, CIVIL ENGINEERING:The application of the 8-14-2000) knowledge of the forces of nature, principles of mechanics and the properties of materials to the CARPOOL:A group of people in excess of some evaluation,design and construction of civil works minimum number(usually two(2)or three(3)per- for the beneficial uses of mankind. (Ord. 2820, sons)traveling to the same or relatively nearby lo- 1-14-1974) cations. (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) CIVIL VIOLATION: A noncriminal violation of a CATEGORICAL EXEMPTION: A type of action provision of a City Code or ordinance.(Ord.4351, which does not significantly affect the environ- 5-4-1992) ment (RCW 43.21C.110 (1)(a));categorical ex- emptions are found in RMC 4-9-070,Environmen- CLEAR VISION AREA:The area bounded by the tal Review Procedures. Neither a threshold street property lines of corner lots and a line join- determination nor any environmental document, ing points along said street lines twenty feet(20') including an environmental checklist or environ- from their point of intersection. (Ord.4056, mental impact statement, is required for any cat- 4-13-1987) egorically exempt action (RCW 43.21 C.031). These rules provide for those circumstances in I which a specific action that would fit within a cat- .J m 1 —. .— STREET egorical exemption shall not be considered cate- STREET i STREET N gorically exempt(WAC 197-11-305). (Ord. 3891, \;�;} I VN QI 2-25-1985) l'I � N . N CENTER, EMPLOYMENT:An area of higher in- 0 ANT STROR UCTURE PLANTING SHALL MO EN FEET � tensity uses that typically employ thousands of people that is contained by a boundary to prevent CLOSED RECORD APPEAL:An administrative it from encroaching on adjacent areas and/or appeal on the record to a local government body neighborhoods. (Ord. 4649, 1-6-1997) or officer including the legislative body, following *441110 an open record hearing on a project permit appli- (Revised 10/00) 11 - 10 4-11-030 cation when the appeal is on the record with no or residential neighborhood, usually a sub-area of limited new evidence or information allowed to be the City, with services and retail goods. submitted and only appeal argument allowed. COMMERCIAL, CONVENIENCE: Small corn- CLOSURE OF UNDERGROUND STORAGE mercial areas providing limited retail goods and FACILITIES: See RMC 4-5-120G. services such as groceries and dry cleaning for nearby residential customers. CLUSTER, RESIDENTIAL:The placement of more than one building envelope on a single lot or COMMERCIAL RECREATION, OUTDOOR: parcel of land for the purpose of constructing sin- Recreational uses conducted almost wholly out- gle family residential dwelling units in either at- doors including golf driving ranges (not associ- tached or detached construction arrangement, ated with a golf course), miniature golf,firing and where the property ownership outside the ranges, water parks, amusement parks and simi- building envelopes is commonly held by all single lar uses. family dwellings on that lot or parcel of land.(Ord. 4587, 3-18-1996) COMMERCIAL, REGIONAL: A mix of land uses offering a broad array of retail goods and ser- ! vices,offices and cultural activities that serve an A_ i entire city or beyond. -- / ,� „ COMMERCIAL USE: A type of land use that in- cludes commercial office activities, services and - .,,., , retail sales. ! '. -- ---� -'i COMMON AREAS:A parcel or parcels of land or an area of water or a combination of land and wa- uT> ter within the site designated for a planned unit development and designed and intended for the + use or enjoyment of residents of a planned unit development. Common areas may contain such complementary structures and improvements as STREET are necessary and appropriate for the benefit and enjoyment of residents of the planned unit devel- CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER:Any em- opment. (Ord. 4039, 1-19-1987) ployee(s)appointed by the applicable department COMMON OPEN SPACE:A parcel or parcels of director to inspect for Code violations and issue land or an area of water or a combination of land violation notices. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) and water within the site designated for a subdivi- COLLECTION POINT: In multiple-family resi- sion and designed and intended for the use or en- dences, commercial, industrial and other nonres- idential developments,the exterior location open space may contain such complementary designation for garbage and recyclables collec- structures and improvements as are necessary tion by the City's contractor or other authorized and appropriate for the benefit and enjoyment of haulers. (Ord.4426, 11-8-1993) residents of the subdivision. (Ord.4522, 6-5-1995) COMBINED PUBLIC DETENTION:A stormwa- ter detention system designed to accommodate COMMUNITY: A sub-area of the City consisting runoff from both public streets and private prop- of residential, institutional and commercial uses erty. (Ord. 4521, 6-5-1995) sharing a common identity (for example,the Highlands). COMBINED SEWER: See RMC 4-6-100. COMMUNITY FACILITIES: Public buildings and COMMERCIAL, COMMUNITY: A mix of com- other facilities, such as city halls and other of mercial land uses typically serving more than one fices, community or senior centers, gymnasiums '' r►' or recreation centers,theaters,police and fire sta- tions, libraries, courthouses, shops, storage and 11 - 11 (Revised 10100) 4-11-030 maintenance facilities,transit centers or stations, lish conditions mitigating impacts of the use and parks and park-and-rides, but excluding jails. assure compatibility with other uses in the district. COMMUNITY GARDENS: A private or public fa- CONDITIONAL USE(HEARING EXAMINER):A cility for cultivation of fruits,flowers,vegetables or use with special characteristics that would not ornamental plants by more than one person or generally be appropriate within a zoning district family. but may be permitted subject to review by the Hearing Examiner to establish conditions to pro- COMPACTION: The densification of a fill by me- tect public health, safety and welfare. chanical means. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974) CONDOMINIUM: Any existing structure contain- COMPENSATION PROJECT:Actions neces- ing three (3) or more dwelling units as defined in sary to replace project-induced wetland and wet- the Housing Code: (a) which is the subject of a land buffer losses, including land acquisition, declaration filed pursuant to the Horizontal Prop- planning,construction plans, monitoring and con- erty Regimes Act(chapter 64.32 RCW);or(b) in tingency actions. which there is private ownership of individual units and common ownership of common areas. COMPENSATORY MITIGATION: Replacing project-induced wetland losses or impacts, and CONDOMINIUM UNITS:Any dwelling unit in a includes,but is not limited to wetlands restoration condominium. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) and creation, and wetland enhancement in con- junction with wetlands restoration or creation. CONSERVANCY:A Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 4346,3-9-1992;Amd. Ord. 4835, land use designation identifying an area to be 3-27-2000) managed in essentially its natural state while pro- viding for a moderate to low intensity of land uses COMPLETE PROJECT PERMIT APPLICATION surrounding the area. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) (BUILDING, LAND USE, PUBLIC WORKS):An application package meeting the submittal re- CONSOLIDATED APPEAL:The procedure re- quirements listed in RMC 4-8-120, Submittal Re- quiring a person to file an agency appeal challeng- t quirements,which is sufficient for continued ing both procedural and substantive compliance processing even though additional information with SEPA at the same time, as provided under may be required or project modifications may be RCW 43.21 C.0765(3)(b) and the exceptions undertaken subsequently. therein. If any agency does not have an appeal procedure for challenging either the agency's pro- COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: A set of maps and cedural or its substantive SEPA determinations, written policies intended to represent a"vision"of the appeal cannot be consolidated prior to any ju- the future physical design and character of the dicial review.The requirement for a consolidated City, and to guide development over the next appeal does not preclude agencies from bifurcat- twenty (20)years. ing appeal proceedings and allowing different agency officials to hear different aspects of the ap- COMPREHENSIVE PLAN:The plans,maps and peal (WAC 197-11-680). (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) reports which comprise that official development plan as adopted by the City Council in accor- CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES: Construction dance with chapter 35.63 RCW. (Ord. 4522, and all activities associated with construction, to 6-5-1995) include,but not be limited to,construction,remod- eling, repair, and maintenance of structures, COMPUTATION: Calculations, including coeffi- equipment, roads, and utilities; mining; grading; cient and other pertinent data,made to determine landfilling;and excavating.Construction activities the drainage plan with rate of flow of water given may be regulated by permits issued by the City in- in cubic feet per second (cfs). (Ord. 4367, cluding, but not limited to, public works construc- 9-14-1992) tion permits, building permits, and mining, exca- vation, and grading permits and licenses. (Ord. CONDITIONAL USE(ADMINISTRATIVE): A 4851, 8-7-2000) land use permitted within a zoning district follow- ing review by the Zoning Administrator to estab- CONSTRUCTION WASTE: Building materials *40101 and other wastes associated with construction (Revised 10/00) 11 - 12 4-11-030 projects including, but not limited to,such materi- COPY: The graphic content of a sign surface in als as wood,concrete,drywall, masonry, roofing, either permanent or removable letter, picto- siding, structural metal,wire, insulation,plastics, graphic,symbolic,or alphabetic form.(Ord.4720, Nome Styrofoam,twine,baling and strapping materials, 5-4-1998) cans, buckets, packaging materials, and contain- • ers. (Ord. 4740, 7-19-1999) CORRIDOR:A strip of land forming a passage- way between two (2) otherwise separate parts. CONTAINMENT DEVICE:A device that is de- Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, signed to contain an unauthorized release, retain 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), it for cleanup and prevent released materials from 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Reso- penetrating into the ground. (Ord.4851, lution 2805),9-13-1993(Minutes)and Ord.4716, 8-7-2000) 4-13-1998) CONTAMINANT: See RMC 4-6-100. COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS: A quantified com- parison of costs and benefits generally expressed CONTIGUOUS PROPERTIES: Properties shar- in monetary or numerical terms. It is not synony- ing a property line. mous with the weighing or balancing of environ- mental and other impacts or benefits of a CONTINUOUS MONITORING: See RMC proposal. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) 4-5-120G. COUNTY AUDITOR:As defined in chapter 36.22 CONVALESCENT CENTERS/NURSING RCW or the office of the person assigned such HOMES: Residential facilities for patients who duties under the King County Charter. (Ord. are recovering health and strength after illness,or 4522, 6-5-1995) receiving long-term care for chronic conditions, disabilities(mental or physical)or terminal illness COUNTY/CITY:A county, city, or town. In this Ti- where care includes on-going medical or psychi- tle, duties and powers are assigned to a county, atric treatment, including hospices, extended city,or town as a unit.The delegation of a county, Sore care facilities,detoxification facilities,and sanitar- city,or town is left to the legislative or charter au- iums. thority of the individual counties, cities, or towns. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) CONVERSION OF CONDOMINIUMS:The filing of a declaration pursuant to the Horizontal Prop- CREEK:Those areas where surface waters flow erty Regimes Act of the sale by a developer of sufficiently to produce a defined channel or bed. condominium units that were previously rental A defined channel or bed is indicated by hydrau- units. lically sorted sediments or the removal of vegeta- tive litter or loosely rooted vegetation by the CONVERSION OF COOPERATIVE:The execu- action of moving water.The channel or bed need tion of a lease agreement which formerly con- not contain water year-round. This definition is tained rental dwelling units. not meant to include stormwater runoff devices or other entirely artificial watercourses unless they CONVERTED BUILDING:Any condominium or are used to store and/or convey pass-through cooperative which formerly contained rental stream flows naturally occurring prior to construc- dwelling units. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) tion of such devices. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) COOPERATIVE:Any existing structure,including CRITICAL AREAS: Wetlands, aquifer recharge surrounding land and improvements,which con- areas,fish and wildlife habitat,frequently flooded tains one or more dwelling units and which:(a) is and geologically hazardous areas as defined by owned by an association organized pursuant to the Growth Management Act. the Cooperative Association Act(chapter 23.86 RCW);or(b) is owned by an association with res- CRITICAL AREAS:Areas determined by the City ident shareholders who are granted renewable to be not suitable for development and which are leasehold interests in housing units in the building. subject to the City's critical areas regulations in- cluding very high landslide hazard areas, pro- COOPERATIVE UNIT:Any dwelling unit in a co- tected slopes,wetlands,orfloodways.(Amd.Ord. operative. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) 4835, 3-27-2000) 11 - 13 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-040 CRITICAL FACILITY:A facility for which even a C. Whenever a building or structure,because of slight chance of flooding might be too great. Crit- inadequate maintenance,dilapidation, decay, ical facilities include, but are not limited to damage, faulty construction or arrangement, in- schools, nursing homes, hospitals, police, fire adequate light,air or sanitation facilities,or other- `" and emergency response installations, installa- wise is determined by the City or County Heath tions which produce, use or store hazardous ma- Officer to be unsanitary, unfit for human habita- terials or hazardous waste. (Ord.4851,8-7-2000) tion or in such a condition that is likely to cause sickness or disease. CRITICAL HABITAT,OR CRITICAL WILDLIFE HABITAT: Habitat areas associated with threat- D. Whenever any building or structure,because ened, endangered, sensitive, monitor, or priority of obsolescence,dilapidated condition, deteriora- species of plans or wildlife and which, if altered, tion,damage, inadequate exits, lack of sufficient could reduce the likelihood that the species will fire resistive construction, faulty electric wiring, maintain and reproduce over the long term. See gas connections or heating apparatus, or other also RMC 4-3-050B5b. (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) cause is determined to be a fire hazard. CROSS CONNECTION: See RMC 4-6-100. E. Whenever any portion of a building or struc- ture remains on a site after the demolition or de- CUL-DE-SAC:A short street having one end struction or whenever any building or structure is open to traffic and being terminated at the other vacant and open to unauthorized entry for a pe- end by a vehicular turn-around. (Ord. 4522, riod in excess of six(6)months so as to constitute 6-5-1995) such building or portion thereof an attractive nui- sance or hazard to the public. CURB: A vertical curb and gutter section con- structed from concrete. (Ord. 4521, 6-5-1995) F. Whenever the exterior walls or other vertical structural members list, lean or buckle to such an CURB LINE:The line at the face of the curb near- extent that a plumb line passing through the cen- est to the street or roadway. In the absence of a ter of gravity does not fall inside the middle one- curb,the curb line shall be established by the City third (1/3)of the base. fir+ Engineer. (See SETBACK LINE, LEGAL.) (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983, Amd. Ord. 4577, 1-22-1996) G. Whenever the building or structure,exclusive of the foundation, shows thirty three percent (33%)or more damage or deterioration of its sup- 4-11-040 DEFINITIONS D: porting member or members, or fifty percent DANGEROUS BUILDING:All buildings or struc (50%) damage or deterioration of its nonsupport- tures which have any or all of the following de- ing members,enclosing or outside walls or cover- fects shall be deemed dangerous buildings: ings. A. Whenever the building or structure, or any H. Whenever any portion thereof has been portion thereof, because of (1) dilapidation,dete- damaged by fire, earthquake, wind,flood or by rioration,or decay;(2)faulty construction; (3)the any other cause,to such an extent that the struc- removal, movement or instability of any portion of tural strength or stability thereof is materially less the ground necessary for the purpose of support- than it was before such catastrophe and is less ing such building; (4)the deterioration, decay, or than the minimum requirements of the City's Uni- inadequacy of its foundation;or(5) any other form Building Code, as then in force or as same cause is subject to structural failure under its de- may be amended from time to time,for new build- sign usage. ings of similar structure, purpose or location. B. Whenever the building or structure has been I. Whenever any portion or member or appurte so damaged by fire,wind,earthquake or flood,or nance thereof is likely to fail, or to become de- has become (1) an attractive nuisance to chit tached or dislodged, or to collapse and thereby dren; (2) a harbor for vagrants,criminals or im- moral persons;or as to (3) enable persons to 11-17-1969, Amd. Ord. 2698, 3-6-1972) resort thereto for the purpose of committing un- lawful or immoral acts. DAY CARE CENTER:A day care operation li- censed by the State of Washington (WAC (Revised 10/00) 11 - 14 4-11-040 388-73-014),for thirteen (13) or more children in not be subtracted from gross acres for the pur- any twenty four(24) hour period. pose of net density calculations. DAY CARE, FAMILY:A day care operation li- censed by the State of Washington (WAC ��,�: W, tIarld: - 388-73-014), caring for twelve (12) or fewer chil- If -71 , • dren in any twenty four(24) hour period. wa DECISION MAKER:The agency official or offi- cials who make the agency's decision on a pro- posal. The decision maker and responsible official are not necessarily synonymous, depend- ing epend {.._:. ing on the agency and its SEPA procedures L...1 Gross Area t-; [Net Area (WAC 197-11-906 and 197-11-910). (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000;Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) DEDICATION:A deliberate appropriation of land by its owner for any general and public uses, re- DEPARTMENT:The Planning/Building/Public serving to himself/herself no other rights than Works Department of the City of Renton. (Ord. such as are compatible with the full exercises and 4637, 9-14-1992; Ord. 4521, 6-5-1995; Ord. enjoyment of the public uses to which the prop- 4346, 3-9-1992;Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) erty has been devoted. The intention to dedicate shall be evidenced by the owner by the present- DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATOR: The duly ap- ment for filing of a final plat showing the dedica- pointed head of the Planning/Building/Public tion thereof or a submittal of Deed of Dedication Works Department. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) to the City of Renton;and,the acceptance by the public shall be evidenced by the approval of such DEPENDENT TRAILER:A trailer which does not plat for filing by the City Council or approval by have a private toilet and bathtub or shower. (Ord. Now/ City Council of the Deed of Dedication. 3746, 9-19-1983) DEED OF DEDICATION: A formal dedication of DESIGNATED ZONE FACILITY:Any hazardous right-of-way or easement to the City,to be ap- waste treatment and storage facility that requires proved by City Council. (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) an interim or final status permit under rules adopted under chapter 70.105 RCW and that is DEMOLITION WASTE: Materials found in de- not a"preempted facility"as defined in RCW molished buildings, roads, and other structures 70.105.010. including, but not limited to,concrete,drywall,as- phalt, wood, masonry, composition roofing, roof- DETENTION/RETENTION FACILITIES: Facili- ing,siding,structural metal,wire,insulation.(Ord. ties designed either to hold runoff for a short pe- 4740, 7-19-1999) riod of time and then releasing it to the point of discharge at a controlled rate or to hold water for DENSITY, GROSS:A measure of population, a considerable length of time and then consuming housing units, or building area related to land it by evaporation, plants or infiltration into the area, and expressed as a ratio, i.e.,one dwelling ground. (Ord. 4367, 9-14-1992) unit per acre,or one thousand(1,000)people per square mile. DETERMINATION OF NONSIGNIFICANCE (DNS):The written decision by the responsible of- DENSITY, NET:A calculation of the number of ficial of the lead agency that a proposal is not likely housing units and/or lots that would be allowed on to have a significant adverse environmental im- a property after critical areas and public rights-of- pact, and therefore an EIS is not required (WAC way and legally recorded private access ease- 197-11-310 and 197-11-340).The DNS form is in ments, serving three (3) or more dwelling units, WAC 197-11-970. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) are subtracted from the gross area (gross acres minus streets and critical areas multiplied by al- DETERMINATION OF NONSIGNIFICANCE, Nine lowable housing units per acre). Required critical MITIGATED(DNSM): A DNS that includes miti- area buffers and public and private alleys shall 11 - 15 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-040 gation measures and is issued as a result of the drilling operations located within the area of spe- process specified in WAC 197-11-350. cial flood hazard. (Ord.4071, 6-1-1987) DETERMINATION OF SIGNIFICANCE(DS): DEVELOPMENT: (This definition for RMC '41 ' The written decision by the responsible official of 4-3-090, Shoreline Master Program Regulations, the lead agency that a proposal is likely to have a use only.) A use consisting of the construction of significant adverse environmental impact, and exterior alteration of structures;dredging;drilling; therefore an EIS is required (WAC 197-11-310 dumping;filling; removal of any sand, gravel or and 197-11-360). The DS form is in WAC minerals;bulkheading;driving of piling;placing of 197-11-980 and must be used substantially in obstructions;or any other projects of a permanent that form. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) or temporary nature which interferes with the nor- mal public use of the surface of the waters over- DEVELOPABLE AREA: Land area outside of lying lands subject to the Act at any state of water delineated wetlands and wetland buffers that is level. Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, otherwise developable, taking into consideration 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), steep slopes, unstable soil, etc. (Ord. 4346, 3-12-1990(Resolution 2787),7-16-1990(Resolu- 3-9-1992) tion 2805), 9-13-1993 (Minutes), and Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) DEVELOPER: (For purposes of condominium conversion provisions only.) Any person, firm, DEVELOPMENT COVERAGE: All developed partnership, association,joint venture or corpora- surface areas within the subject property includ- tion or any other entity or combination of entities ing but not limited to roof tops,concrete or asphalt or successors thereto who (a) undertakes to con- paved driveways, carports, accessory buildings vert, sell, or offer for sale condominium units, or and parking areas. (b) undertakes to convert rental units to coopera- tive units or sell cooperative shares in an existing DEVELOPMENT, HIGH INTENSITY: Land uses building which contains housing units or lease with higher impacts from density or uses (i.e., units to a cooperative association's shareholders. multi-family, industrial, commercial uses). The term developer shall include the developer's agent and any other person acting on behalf of DEVELOPMENT, LOW INTENSITY: Land uses the developer. (Ord. 3366, 10-15-1979) which have fewer impacts from density or uses (i.e.,large lot single family,natural open space ar- DEVELOPER: (For purposes of manufactured eas). (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) home park provisions only.) The person, firm or corporation developing a mobile park or a trailer DEVELOPMENT PERMIT:Written permission park. (Ord. 3746, 9-19-1983) after appropriate review for type of application from the appropriate decision-maker authorizing DEVELOPER: (For purposes of planned unit de- the division of a parcel of land,the construction, velopment provisions only.) A person, partner- reconstruction, conversion, structural alteration, ship,joint venture, or corporation who proposes relocation or enlargement of any structure, utility, to develop or has developed a planned unit devel- or any use or extension of the use of the land. opment, pursuant to RMC 4-9-150. (Ord. 4039, (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) 1-19-1987) DEVELOPMENT PERMIT: For purposes of the DEVELOPMENT:The division of a parcel of land critical areas regulations, RMC 4-3-050, a permit into two (2) or more parcels;the construction, re- authorizing the division of a parcel of land into two construction, conversion, structural alteration, re- (2) or more parcels;the construction, reconstruc- location or enlargement of any structure; any tion, conversion, structural alteration, relocation mining, excavation, landfill or land disturbance or enlargement of any structure; any mining, ex- and any use or extension of the use of land. cavation, landfill or land disturbance and any use or extension of the use of land. (Ord. 4851, DEVELOPMENT: (For purposes of flood hazard 8-7-2000) regulations only.) Any manmade change to im- proved or unimproved real estate, including but DISPLAY SURFACE:The area made available not limited to buildings or other structures,mining, by the sign structure for the purpose of displaying *4111110 dredging, filling, grading, paving, excavation or the advertising message. (Ord. 4367, 9-14-1992) (Revised 10/00) 11 - 16 4-11-040 DIVISION OF LAND:The subdivision of any par- DRAINAGE AREA:The total area whose drain- cel or parcels of land into two(2)or more parcels. age water flows to and across the subject prop- (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) erty. (Ord.4367, 9-14-1992) Norriv DOCK:A fixed or floating platform extending from DRAINAGE PLAN:The plan for receiving, han- the shore over the water. Shoreline Master Pro- dling,transporting surface water within the subject gram (Ord.3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 property. (Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Resolution 2805), 9-13-1993 (Min- DREDGING:The removal of earth from the bot- utes) and Ord. 4716,4-13-1998) tom or banks of a body of water.Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised DOCK HIGH LOADING DOOR:Any loading door 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution over forty inches (40") in height measured from 2787), 7-16-1990 (Resolution 2805), 9-13-1993 the adjacent pavement area where the truck is (Minutes) and Ord.4716, 4-13-1998) parked to the floor elevation of the building. (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) DRIP LINE:A tree's drip line shall be described by a line projected to the ground delineating the DOE: The Washington State Department of Ecol- outermost extent of foliage in all directions. (Ord. ogy. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) 4351, 5-4-1992) DOUBLE CHECK VALVE ASSEMBLY: See DRIVE-IN USE:Any land use which by design, RMC 4-6-100. physical facilities, service or by packaging proce- dures encourages or permits customers to re- DOUBLE-WALLED: See RMC 4-5-120G. ceive services, obtain goods, or be entertained while remaining in their motor vehicles. DOWNTOWN CORE AREA:That area bounded by the centerlines of Smithers Avenue South from DUPLEX: (Deleted by Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) South Fourth Place to South Third Avenue and ,,, Logan Avenue South from South Third Street to DWELLING, MULTI-FAMILY: the Cedar River, bounded on the north by Cedar River, east to Mill Avenue South, south to South A. Dwelling Unit, Attached: A one-family Fourth Street and west to Smithers Avenue South. dwelling attached to one or more one-family This area bounded by the centerlines of Smithers dwellings by common roofs,walls,or floors.(Ord. Avenue South from South Fourth Place to South 4773, 3-22-1999) Third Street and Morris Avenue South from South Third Street to South Second Street and South B. Flat:A residential building containing two(2) Second Street from Morris Avenue South to Lo- or more dwelling units which are attached at one gan Avenue South, bounded on the north by Ce- or more common roofs,walls, or floors.Typically, dar River, east to Mill Avenue South,south to South Fourth Street and west to Smithers Avenue South. This area shall also extend to the west property line of those properties fronting along the west side of Logan Avenue South between South Second Street and Airport Way, but in no case shall the area extend more than one hundred ten feet(110')west of the Logan Avenue South right- of-way. (Ord. 4466, 8-22-1994;Amd. Ord.4671, 7-21-1997) DOWNTOWN PEDESTRIAN DISTRICT:Those uses,buildings and walkways along either side of South Third Street between Burnett Avenue South and Main Avenue South, and along either side of Wells Avenue South between South Sec- Nome. and Street and Houser Way South. (Ord.4466, 8-22-1994) 11 - 17 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-050 the unit's habitable area is provided on a single 4-11-050 DEFINITIONS E: level. Unit entrances may or may not be provided from a common corridor. (Ord.4773, 3-22-1999) EARLY NOTICE: See RMC 4-9-070R. EARTH MATERIAL:Any rock, natural soil or fill //0" and/or any combination thereof. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974) Av,► 7EASEMENT:A grant by the property owner of the 4 �� use or protection of a piece of land by the public, �I��� ® corporation, or persons for specific purposes. � II ' � '' �11ZI (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) cci EASEMENT, CONSERVATION: A easement -,4140 opi, Aheld by the City, a public or nonprofit entity ap- (t. ® '� proved by the City for the express purpose of pro- ' \� tecting and conserving critical areas and their • buffers in accordance with the provisions of the Renton Municipal Code. (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) �• EASEMENT, PROTECTIVE: An easement held C. Townhouse: A one-family, ground related by the property owner for the express purpose of dwelling attached to one or more such units in protecting critical areas and their buffers in accor- which each unit has its own exterior,ground-level dance with the provisions of the Renton Municipal access to the outside, no unit is located over an- other unit, and each unit is separated from any ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: A development other unit by one or more vertical common walls. which provides a service, produces a good, re- Typically the units are multi-story. (Ord. 4773, tails a commodity,or emerges in any other use or 3-22-1999) activity for the purpose of making financial gain. DWELLING,SINGLE FAMILY: Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), A. Dwelling, Detached: A building containing 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Reso- one dwelling unit which is not attached to any lution 2805),9-13-1993(Minutes)and Ord.4716, other dwelling by any means except fences, has 4-13-1998) a permanent foundation, and is surrounded by ELEVATED BUILDING:For insurance purposes, open space or yards. (Ord. 4773, 3-22-1999) a nonbasement building which has its lowest ele- B. Dwelling,Semi-Attached:A one family vated floor raised above ground level by founda- dwelling attached to only one other one-family tion walls, shear walls, post, piers, pilings, or dwelling at secondary or ancillary building parts columns. (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) such as garages,carports,trellises,porches,cov- EMERGENCIES:Actions that must be under- ered decks,or other secondary connection ap- taken immediately or within a time frame too short proved by the City, and not connected at building to allow full compliance with this Title to avoid an parts containing living areas. (Ord. 4773, immediate threat to public health or safety,to pre- 3-22-1999) vent an imminent threat of serious environmental DWELLING UNIT: A structure or portion of a degradation. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) structure designed, occupied or intended for oc- ENGINE OR TRANSMISSION REBUILD, IN- cupancy as separate living quarters with cooking, DUSTRIAL:An operation which rebuilds, recon- sleeping and sanitary facilities provided for the ditions, or customizes engines or transmissions exclusive use of a single household. which are sold to vehicle service and repair oper- DWELLING UNIT,ATTACHED:(Deleted by Ord. ations or to individual customers for installation 4773, 3-22-1999) into vehicles off-site. (Ord. 4715, 4-6-1998) (Revised 10/00) 11 - 18 4-11-050 ENGINEERING GEOLOGIST:A geologist expe- ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT rienced and knowledgeable in engineering geol- (EIS):The term "detailed statement"in RCW ogy. (Ord.2820, 1-14-1974) 43.21 C.030(2)(c) refers to a final EIS. The term "EIS"as used in these rules refers to draft,final or ENGINEERING GEOLOGY:The application of • supplemental EISs (WAC 197-11-405). (Ord. geologic knowledge and principles in the investi- 3891, 2-25-1985) gation and evaluation of naturally occurring rock and soil for use in the design of civil works. (Ord. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW:The consideration 2820, 1-14-1974) of environmental factors as required by SEPA. The"environmental review process"is the proce- ENGINEERING GEOLOGY REPORT:A report dure used by agencies and others under SEPA including an adequate description of the geology for giving appropriate consideration to the envi- of the site,conclusions and recommendations re- ronment in agency decision making. garding the effect of geologic conditions on the proposed development. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW COMMITTEE (ERC): The Environmental Review Committee ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITIES: Removal of nox- shall consist of three (3) officials designated by ious or intrusive species,plantings of appropriate the Mayor with concurrence by the City Council. native species and/or removal of diseased or de- caying trees which pose a clear and imminent ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW COMMITTEE threat to life or property. Enhancement activities (ERC):The Environmental Review Committee as shall not involve the use of mechanical equip- defined by RMC 4-9-070G, SEPA Responsible ment. Enhancement activities may include the re- Official Authority. For all proposals for which the moval of pests which pose a clear danger to City is the lead agency, the ERC shall make the public health provided that such danger is certi- threshold determination, required environmental fied by the King County Department of Public impact statement(EIS), and perform any other Health. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) functions assigned to the"lead agency"or"re- sponsible official"by the SEPA rules that were ENHANCEMENT, WETLANDS:Actions per- adopted by reference in WAC 173-806-020.(Ord. formed to improve the functioning of an existing 4522, 6-5-1995) wetland but which do not increase the area of a wetland. Enhancement is allowed only in con- ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREAS: An junction with wetland restoration or creation. area designated and mapped by the City under (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) WAC 197-11-908. Certain categorical exemp- tions do not apply within environmentally sensi- ENVIRONMENT: Means, and is limited to,those tive areas (WAC 197-11-305, 197-11-908, and elements listed in WAC 197-11-444, as required Part Nine of these rules). (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) by RCW 43.21 C.110(1)(f). Environment and envi- ronmental quality refer to the state of the environ- ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREAS MAP ment and are synonymous as used in these rules FOLIO:These maps and applicable definitions and refer basically to physical environmental qual- are available in the Clerk's office and in the Devel- ity. opment Services Division. (Ord. 4039, 1-19-1987) ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST:The form in WAC 197-11-960. Rules for its use are in WAC ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREAS— 197-11-315. SEVERE:As mapped and defined in the Environ- mentally Sensitive Areas map folio available in ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENT: Any written the Development Services Division, an area or public document prepared under this Chapter. portion of a site which is shown to contain one or Under SEPA,the terms environmental analysis, more of the following natural features: environmental study, environmental report, and environmental assessment do not have special- -Slopes 15—25%, with Class 3 Landslide ized meanings and do not refer to particular envi- Hazard and Severe Erosion Hazard ronmental documents (unlike various other State or Federal environmental impact procedures). 11 - 19 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-060 - Slopes 25—40%, with Class 3 Landslide registered in a Federal or State soils conservation Hazard and Severe Erosion Hazard program,or unless the activity is maintenance of irrigation ditches, laterals, canals, or drainage - Wetlands and Class 3 Earthquake Hazard ditches related to an existing and ongoing agricul- tural activity. Forest practices are not included in ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREAS— this definition. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) VERY SEVERE:As mapped and defined in the Environmentally Sensitive Areas map folio avail- EXISTING UNDERGROUND STORAGE FACIL- able in the Development Services Division, an ITY: See RMC 4-5-120G. area or portion of a site which is shown to contain one or more of the following natural features: EXISTING USE:The use of a lot or structure at the time of enactment of a zoning ordinance. - Slopes 40% and Over EXOTIC: Any species of plants or animals that - Slopes 25%—40%, with Class 3 Landslide are not indigenous to the planning area. (Ord. Hazard and Severe Erosion Hazard 4346, 3-9-1992) - Lands Within the 100-Year Floodway EXPANDED SCOPING:An optional process that may be used by agencies to go beyond minimum EPA: The United States Environmental Protec- scoping requirements. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) tion Agency. (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) EROSION:The wearing away of the ground sur- 4-11-060 DEFINITIONS F: face as a result of the movement of wind, water FACILITY: (For purposes of aquifer protection and/or ice. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974) area regulations contained in RMC 4-3-050, Crit- ESSENTIAL HABITAT: Habitat necessary for ical Area Regulations) All contiguous land within the survival of Federally listed threatened, endan- an APA,structures,other appurtenances, and im- provements on the land and operations therein fin- gered, and sensitive species and State listed pri- cluding,but not limited to,business,government, ority species. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) and institutional activities where hazardous mate- rials are stored, handled, treated, used or pro- EVICTION:Any effort by a developer to remove a duced in quantities greater than the de minimus tenant from the premises or terminate a tenancy amounts specified in RMC 4-3-050C6a(ii)(1), Ac- by lawful or unlawful means. (Ord. 3366 tivities Exempt from Specified Aquifer Protection 10-15-1979) Area Requirements. (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) EXCAVATION:The mechanical removal of earth FAMILY: A number of related individuals, or not material. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974) more than four(4) unrelated individuals, living to- getherEXISTING AND ONGOING AGRICULTURE: In as a single household. cludes those activities conducted on lands de- FARMING:The cultivation, production and main- fined in RCW 84.34.020(2), and those activities tenance of plants and animals for commercial or involved in the production of crops or livestock;for personal uses. example,the operation and maintenance of farm and stock ponds or drainage ditches, operation FEDERAL MANUAL FOR IDENTIFYING AND and maintenance of ditches,irrigation systems in- DELINEATING JURISDICTIONAL WETLANDS: cluding irrigation laterals, canals or irrigation (Deleted by Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) drainage ditches, changes between agricultural activities, and normal maintenance repair, or op- FILL: A deposit of earth material placed by artifi- eration of existing serviceable structures,facili- cial means. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974) ties, or improved areas. Activities which bring an area into agricultural use are not part of an ongo- FINAL PLAT: See PLAT, FINAL. ing operation.An operation ceases to be ongoing when the area on which it is conducted is con- FIRE DEPARTMENT: The Renton Fire Depart- verted to a nonagricultural use or has lain idle for ment. *00 more than five (5) years, unless the idle land is (Revised 10/00) 11 -20 4-11-060 FIRE FLOW:The measures of the sustained flow FLOODWAY:The channel of river or other water- of available water for fire fighting at a specific course and the adjacent land areas that must be building or within a specific area at twenty (20)- reserved in order to discharge the base flood pounds per square inch residual pressure. without cumulatively increasing the water surface • elevation more than one foot. (Ord. 4071, FIRE MARSHAL:The City of Renton Fire Mar- 6-1-1987). shal or his appointee. (Ord. 3541, 5-4-1981) FLAT: See DWELLING, MULTI-FAMILY. FLOOD or FLOODING:A general and temporarywr -- condition of partial or complete inundation of nor- `" v . mally dry land areas from: j I A. The overflow of inland or tidal waters, and/or FLOODWAY r I FLOODPLAIN B. The unusual and rapid accumulation of runoff of surface waters from any source. (Ord.4071, 6-1-1987) FLOODWAY: For purposes of determining the ju- FLOOD CONTROL:Any undertaking for the con- risdiction of the Shoreline Master Program in con- junction with the definition of"shoreland", "flood- veyance, control, and dispersal of flood waters. way"means those portions of the area of a river Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, valley lying streamward from the outer limits of a 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), watercourse upon which flood waters are carried 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Reso- during periods of flooding that occur with reason- lution 2805),9-13-1993(Minutes)and Ord.4716, able regularity,although not necessarily annually, 4-13-1998) said floodway being identified, under normal con- FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAP (FIRM): The dition, by changes in surface soil conditions or official map on which the Federal Insurance Ad- changes in types or quality of vegetative ground ministration has delineated both the areas of spe cover condition.The floodway shall not include cial flood hazard and the risk premium zones those lands that can reasonably be expected to be applicable to the community. protected flood waters by flood control devices maintained by or maintained under license from FLOOD INSURANCE STUDY:The official report the Federal Government, the State, or a political provided by the Federal Insurance Administration subdivision of the State. Shoreline Master Pro- that includes flood profiles,the flood boundary- gram (Ord.3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 floodway map and the water surface elevation of (Minutes), Resolution 2787, 3-12-1990, Resolu the base flood. (Ord. 4071, 6-1-1987) tion 2805, 7-16-1990, Revised 9-13-1993 (Min- utes),Ord.4716,4-13-1998) FLOOD,ONE HUNDRED(100)YEAR:The max- FLOOR AREA:The sum of the gross horizontal imum flood expected to occur during a one-hunareas of all floors of a building measured from the dred (100) year period. Shoreline Master exterior face of each wall, or from the centerline Program (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised of a common wall separating two (2) buildings, 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution excluding interior parking spaces, loading space 2787), 7-16-1990 (Resolution 2805), 9-13-1993 for motor vehicles, or any space where the floor- (Minutes) and Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) to-ceiling height is less than six feet(6'). FLOODPLAIN: The area subject to a one hun- FLOOR AREA,GROSS: For the purpose of corn- dred (100)year flood. Shoreline Master Program puting required parking space, gross floor area (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Min shall be defined as the main areas of the building utes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 that are occupied. It does not include accessory (Resolution 2805),9-13-1993(Minutes) and Ord. areas ordinarily used by the occupant such as 4716, 4-13-1998) rest rooms, stairs, shafts, wall thickness, corri- 11 -21 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-070 dors, lobbies and mechanical rooms.(Ord.4517, GAS STATION:An establishment which supplies 5-8-1995) and dispenses motor fuels at retail. (Ord. 4715, 4-6-1998) 1411.9 GEOLOGICALLY HAZARDOUS AREAS:Areas which may be prone to one or more of the follow- LOBBY ing conditions: erosion,flooding, landslides, coal r--- mine hazards, or seismic activity. Refer to RMC HALLWAY 4-3-050B4. (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) L3A OOLv15 j1 GRADE:The vertical location of the ground sur- G face. HALLWAY r GRADE, EXISTING:The vertical elevation of the ground surface prior to excavating or filling. twomGRADE, FINISH:The final grade of the site which conforms to the approved plan. I GROSS FLOOR AREA GRADE, ROUGH: The stage at which the grade FLOOR AREA, NET:The total of all floor area of approximately conforms to the approved plan. a building, excluding stairwells, elevator shafts, GRADING: An excavating or filling or combina- mechanical equipment rooms, interior vehicular tion thereof. parking or loading,and all floors below the ground floor, except when used for human habitation or A. Regular Grading:Any grading that involves service to the public. five thousand(5,000) cubic yards or less of mate- FLOOR AREA RATIO:The floor area of all build- rial. ings on a lot divided by the lot area. *440 B. Engineered Grading:Any grading that in- FLUSH TYPE HYDRANT:A hydrant installed en- yards more than five thousand (5,000) cubic tirely below grade. (Ord. 3541, 5-4-1981) yards of material. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974) FRONT YARD: See YARD REQUIREMENT. GREENBELT: An area designated in the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan in- FUEL DEALERS:Wholesale distribution of fuels tended for open space, recreation,very low den- with associated bulk fuel storage. sity residential uses,agriculture,geographic relief between land uses, or other low intensity uses. FWPCA: See RMC 4-6-100. GRID-LIKE STREET PATTERN(OR FLEXIBLE GRID):A street system based upon a standard 4-11-070 DEFINITIONS G: grid pattern(i.e.,checkerboard blocks);however, offset intersections, loop roads, and cul-de-sacs GARAGE, PRIVATE: A structure enclosed on as well as angled or curved road segments may four sides, without interior parking aisles,for the also be utilized on a limited basis. The block pat- purpose of storing motor vehicles. (Ord. 4854, tern is characterized by regular(i.e., rectangular 8-14-2000) or trapezoidal) blocks and irregular polygons do not predominate. (Ord. 4636, 9-23-1996) GARAGE SALE:All general sales open to the public conducted on a residential premises to dis- GROUND COVER: Small plants such as salal, pose of personal property, including all sales en- ivy,ferns, mosses,grasses or other types of veg- titled "lawn", "yard", "attic", "porch", "room", etation which normally cover the ground and in- "backyard", "patio", "flea market"or"rummage cludes trees of less than six inches (6") caliper. sale". GROUND COVER MANAGEMENT:The mow *11110 - GARBAGE: See REFUSE. ing or cutting of ground cover in order to create an (Revised 10/00) 11 -22 4-11-080 orderly appearing property so long as such activ- GROWTH, FORECASTED: Current estimate of ities do not disturb the root structures on the population and employment growth for King plants. Ground cover management shall include County, prepared by the Puget Sound Nam" the removal of vegetative debris from the prop- Council based on defined assumptions and gen- erty. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) • erally accepted scientific methods. GROUNDWATER:Water below the land surface GROWTH MANAGEMENT ACT: A law passed in the zone of saturation. (Ord.4851, 8-7-2000) by the Washington State Legislature in 1990 that mandates comprehensive planning in designated GROUNDWATER MONITORING PLAN: A plan counties and cities statewide (chapter 36.70A containing procedures to be followed to assess RCW). ground water quality for concentrations of those chemicals identified in the operating permit.(Ord. GROWTH TARGETS,LOCAL:Twenty(20)year 4851, 8-7-2000) goals for population and employment growth allo- cated to local jurisdictions through the County- GROUNDWATER MONITORING WELL: A wide Planning Policies. small-diameter well installed for purposes of sam- pling and monitoring ground water. (Ord. 4851, GROWTH TARGETS, STATE: Forecasts pre- 8-7-2000) pared by the Washington State Office of Financial Management of population growth projected to GROUP FAMILY HOUSEHOLD: A group of indi- occur in King County during the succeeding viduals not related by blood, marriage, adoption twenty (20) year period. or guardianship living together in a dwelling unit as a single housekeeping unit under a common management plan based on an intentionally 4-11-080 DEFINITIONS H: structured relationship to provide organization HAZARDOUS MATERIALS:Those chemicals or and stability. substances which are physical or health hazards GROUP HOME I (REHABILITATION):A facility as defined and classified in Article 80 of the Uni- form Fire Code as adopted or amended by the or dwelling unit housing persons, unrelated by City whether the materials are in usable or waste blood or marriage and operating as a group family condition; and any material that may degrade household. A rehabilitative group home may in- groundwater quality when improperly used, clude halfway houses and substance abuse re- covery homes. stored, disposed of, or otherwise mismanaged. RMC 4-3-050R, Generic Hazardous Materials GROUP HOME II(PROTECTIVE RESIDENCY): List, provides a list of common substances that may be hazardous materials. Article VI-A of the A facility or dwelling unit housing persons, includ- Uniform Fire Code provides further information, ing resident staff, unrelated by blood or marriage explanations, and examples of hazardous materi- and operating as a group family household. Staff als. (Ord.4851, 8-7-2000) persons provide care, education, and participa- tion in community activities for the residents with HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY the primary goal of enabling the resident to live as STATEMENT:A form provided by the Depart- independently as possible.A protective residency ment or the Fire Prevention Bureau and corn- may include handicapped (mentally and physi- pleted by a facility owner that provides specified cally) persons, foster children care, battered information regarding hazardous materials at the women shelters, orphanages and other uses facility.(Ord.4851, 8-7-2000) where residents are deemed vulnerable and/or disabled and are not a threat to self or to public HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE: Any liquid, solid, health or safety. gas or sludge,including any material,substance, product commodity or waste that exhibits the GROUP QUARTERS:A dwelling that is a resi- characteristics of hazardous waste as described dence for more than four(4)unrelated individuals in chapter 70.105 RCW. including fraternities, sororities, dormitories, bar- racks, etc. Name 11 -23 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-080 HAZARDOUS WASTE:All dangerous and ex- (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Min- tremely hazardous waste, except for moderate- utes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 risk waste, as defined in RCW 70.105.010. (Resolution 2805),9-13-1993(Minutes)and Ord. 4716,4-13-1998) IINS HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT AND STORAGE FACILITY, OFF-SITE:A designated HILLSIDE:An inclined landform which may in- zone facility which treats or stores wastes gener- clude one or more classes of slope:steep(sensi- ated on properties other than those on which the tive and/or protected) and non-steep (i.e., less off-site facility is located. than twenty five percent (25%)). (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT AND STORAGE FACILITY, ON-SITE:A designated HILLSIDE SUBDIVISION:A subdivision in which zone facility which treats or stores wastes gener- the average slope is twenty percent(20%) or in ated on the same site, including properties that which any street in the subdivision has grades are bordering or in close geographic proximity, greater than fifteen percent (15%) at any point. are under common ownership or control,and are (Ord.4522,6-5-1995,Amd. Ord.4522, 6-5-1995) functionallyintegrated by means of use, access or development. HOME OCCUPATION:Any commercial use con- ducted entirely within a dwelling and carried on by HEALTH HAZARD: See RMC 4-6-100. persons residing in that dwelling unit which is clearly incidental and secondary for the use of the HEARING EXAMINER:The office of the Hearing dwelling as a residence. Examiner as defined by RMC Title 1.The Hearing Examiner is appointed by the Mayor of the City to HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION:An incorpo- conduct public hearings on applications outlined rated nonprofit organization operating under re- in the City ordinance creating the Hearing Exam- corded land agreements through which, (a) each iner, and prepares a record,findings of fact and lot owner is automatically a member,and(b)each conclusions on such applications. (Ord. 4522, lot is automatically subject to a proportionate 6-5-1995) share of the expenses for the organization's activ- ities, such as maintaining common property. HEARINGS BOARD: The Shorelines Hearings (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) Board established by the Act. Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised HOTEL:A building or portion thereof designed or 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution used for transient rental of six(6)or more units for 2787), 7-16-1990 (Resolution 2805), 9-13-1993 sleeping purposes. Hotel structures are at least (Minutes) and Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) two(2)stories in height,with lodging space above the first floor. Lodging space may also be located HEIGHT: See BUILDING HEIGHT and SIGN on the first floor. A central kitchen and dining HEIGHT. room and accessory shops and services catering to the general public may be provided. Not in- HELIPORT:Any landing area used for the land- cluded are institutions housing persons under le- ing and take off of helicopters for the purpose of gal restraint or requiring medical attention or care. picking up and discharging passengers or cargo, (Ord. 4665, 5-19-1997) excluding fueling, refueling or service facilities. HOUSEHOLD PETS:Small animals that are cus- HERITAGE TREES: Distinctive individual trees tomarily kept for personal use or enjoyment within determined to be of historic, cultural or visual sig- the home,including dogs,cats,rodents,domestic nificance to the community. tropical birds or fish and other similar animals to- taling three (3) or less, and one unweaned litter HIGH OCCUPANCY VEHICLE(HOV):A vehicle produced by any of the animals. carrying more than some minimum number of people (usually two (2) or three (3) persons). HUMAN SCALE ELEMENTS: Architectural ele- (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) ments such as railings, windows with multiple panes,doorways, or fences, that are scaled for HIGH RISE:A structure exceeding seventy five human use and conveys the idea of human activ- Ile feet (75') in height. Shoreline Master Program ity or human occupancy. (Ord.4821, 12-20-1999) (Revised 10/00) 11 -24 4-11-090 4-11-090 DEFINITIONS I: noncombustible within the meaning of this Sec- ILLUMINATION, EXTERNAL:An artificial light tion. t %we source located outside of the sign and directed to- B. Material having a structural base of noncom- wards the sign for purposes of illumination. bustible material as defined in subsection A ILLUMINATION, INTERNAL: A light source that above, with a surfacing material not over one- is concealed or contained within the sign and be- eighth "inch (1 ) thick which has flame spread comes visible in darkness through a translucent ratinggof fifty (5inch 0) or less. surface. "Noncombustible"does not apply to surface finish ILLUMINATION,TUBE:A light source supplied materials. Materials required to be noncombusti- ble for reduced clearances to flues, heatin a li by a tube which is bent to form letters, symbols, g pa or other shapes. Tube illumination does not in- ances,or other sources of high temperature shall dude exposed fluorescent lights. (Ord.4720, refer to material conforming to subsection A 5-4-1998) above. No material shall be classed as noncom bustible which is subject to increase in combusti- IMPACTS: The effects or consequences of ac bility of flame-spread rating beyond the limits tions. Environmental impacts are effects upon the herein established,through the effects of age, moisture or other atmospheric condition. elements of the environment listed in WAC 197-11-444. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) "Flame-spread rating"as used herein refers to IMPERVIOUS SURFACE:Any material that sub rating obtained according to tests conducted as stantially reduces or prevents the infiltration of specific in U.B.C.Standard No.42-1. (Ord.3719, 4-11-1983, Amd. Ord. 4577, 1-22-1996) stormwater into the surface of the ground, includ- ing graveled driveways and parking areas. INCORPORATION BY REFERENCE:The inclu- sion of all of part of any existing document in an agency's environmental documentation by refer- ence (WAC 197-11-600 and 197-11-635). (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) r �, � INDUSTRIAL USE:A type of land use character- � � ized by production, manufacturing,distribution or fabrication activities. es ��� INDUSTRIAL USE, HEAVY:A type of land use "��� includingmanufacturing��� processes using raw ma- terials,terials,extractive land uses or any industrial uses which typically are incompatible with other uses • due to noise,odor,toxic chemicals,or other activ- Q Impervious Surfacing 10. Lot Coverage ities posing a hazard to public health and safety. INDUSTRIAL USE, LIGHT:A type of land use in IMPORTED FILL: Earth material acquired from an off-site location for use in grading on a site. cluding small scale or less intensive production (Ord. 4740,7-19-1999) manufacturing, distribution or fabricating activi- ties. May also include office and supporting con- INCOMBUSTIBLE AND NONCOMBUSTIBLE venience retail activities. MATERIAL: Incombustible and noncombustible as applied to building construction material INDUSTRIAL WASTES: See RMC 4-6-100. means a material which, in the form in which it is used, is either one of the following: INFILL: Development that occurs on vacant land within urbanized areas. A. Material of which no part will ignite and burn when subjected to fire. Any material conforming INFILTRATION: See RMC 4-6-100. to U.B.C. Standard No. 4-1 shall be considered 11 -25 (Revised 10/00) i 4-11-100 INSTITUTION, EDUCATIONAL: A group of LAND CLEARING:The act of removing or de- structures or facilities owned or associated with a stroying trees or ground cover including grubbing public or private college or university, vocational of stumps and root mat from any undeveloped lot, or technical school. partially developed lot,developed lot,public lands rw or public right-of-way. INSTITUTION, MEDICAL:A group of structures or facilities owned by or associated with a public LAND-CLEARING WASTE: Stumps,brush,tree or private hospital licensed by State law. A com- branches, and other vegetation associated with plex of functionally interrelated buildings housing land clearing. (Ord.4740, 7-19-1999) medical services and/or medical research organi- zations or foundations, and typically including LAND DEVELOPMENT PERMIT:A preliminary uses, such as, but not limited to: hospitals, diag- or final plat for single family residential project, a nostic centers, offices for physicians, support building permit, site plan, or preliminary or final staff, and administrators; laboratories; clinics; planned unit development plan. (Ord.4351, hospices;congregate care facilities;convales- 5-4-1992) cent centers, retirement residences;and their ac- cessory uses including medical support facilities LAND OWNER:The legal or beneficial owner or and services. (Ord. 4649, 1-6-1997) owners of all the land proposed to be included in a Planned Unit Development;a contract purchas- INTERVAL:An interval is the measure of articu- er or any other person having an enforceable pro- lation—the distance before architectural ele- prietary interest in such land shall be deemed to ments repeat. (Ord. 4821, 12-20-1999) be a land owner for the purpose of the Planned Unit Development regulations. (Ord. 4039, 1-19-1987) 4-11-100 DEFINITIONS J: (Reserved) LAND USE DECISION: A land use decision for purposes of a land use appeal under RMC 4-11-110 DEFINITIONS K: 4-8-110,Appeals,means a final determination by KENNEL:A facility for the care and/or breeding a City body or officer with the highest level of au- 'tad of nine (9) or more adult dogs, cats or combina thority to make the determination,including those tion of dogs and cats, older than four(4) months with authority to hear appeals on: in age,excluding small animal hospitals,clinics or pet shops. A. An application for a project permit or other governmental approval required by law before KENNEL, HOBBY: A facility for the care and/or real property may be improved, developed, mod- breeding of four(4)to eight(8)adult dogs,cats or ified, sold,transferred or used, but excluding ap- combination of dogs and cats, older than four(4) plications for permits or approvals to use,vacate, months in age,excluding small animal hospitals, or transfer streets, parks, and other similar types clinics or pet shops. of public property;excluding applications for leg- islative approval such as area-wide rezones and KEY: A designated compacted fill placed in a annexations;and excluding applications for busi- trench excavated in earth material beneath the ness licenses; toe of a proposed fill slope. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974) B. An interpretive or declaratory decision re- garding the application to a specific property of zoning or other ordinances or rules regulating the 4-11-120 DEFINITIONS L: improvement, development, modification, main- tenance, or use of real property; LAKES:Natural or artificial bodies of water of two (2) or more acres and/or where the deepest part C. The enforcement by the City of codes regu- of the basin at low water exceeds two (2) meters lating improvement, development, modification, (6.6 feet). Artificial bodies of water with a recircu- maintenance or use of real property. However, lation system approved by the Planning/Building/ when the City is required by law to enforce the Public Works Department are not included in this code in a court of limited jurisdiction, a petition definition. (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) may not be brought under RMC 4-8-110. (Ord. 4660, 3-17-1997) (Revised 10/00) 11 - 26 4-11-120 LAND USE ELEMENT:A plan or scheme desig- cision maker,who is at a minimum responsible for nating the location and extent of use for agricul- substantive determinations (such as WAC ture, timber production, housing, commerce, - 197-11-448, 197-11-655, and 197-11-660). (Ord. %we industry, recreation, open spaces, public utilities, 3891, 2-25-1985) public facilities, and other land uses as required by the Growth Management Act. LEAK DETECTION SYSTEM: See RMC 4-5-120G. LANDFILL:Creation or maintenance of beach or creation of dry upland area by the deposit of sand, LEGAL OWNERSHIP:The proprietary interest of soil,gravel or other materials into shoreline areas. a land owner as defined above. (Ord. 4039, Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, 12-5- 1-19-1987) 1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Resolution 2805), LICENSE:Any form of written permission given 9-13-1993 (Minutes) and Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) to any person,organization,or agency to engage in any activity, as required by law or agency rule. LANDS COVERED BY WATER: Lands underly- A license includes all or part of an agency permit, ing the water areas of the state below the ordinary certificate, approval, registration, charter, or plat high water mark, including salt waters, tidal wa- approvals or rezones to facilitate a particular pro- ters, estuarine waters, natural watercourses, posal. The term does not include a license re- lakes, ponds, artificially impounded waters, quired solely for revenue purposes. (Ord. 3891, marshes, and swamps. Certain categorical ex- 2-25-1985) emptions do not apply to lands covered by water. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) LICENSED ENGINEER: A professional engi- neer, licensed to practice in the State of Washing- LANDSCAPE BUFFER:An on-site strip abutting ton. Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, a property line which provides a physical, visual, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), and/or noise buffer and transition between land 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Reso- use of varying compatibilities and/or the street. lution 2805),9-13-1993(Minutes)and Ord.4716, .► Landscape buffers consist primarily of natural 4-13-1998) landscaping and selected hard surface elements, when deemed appropriate by the reviewing offi- LIMITED DENSITY CREDIT TRANSFER: (De- cial. (Ord. 4854, 8-14-2000) leted by Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) LANDSCAPED VISUAL BARRIER: Evergreen LOADING AREA:A specially designed off-street trees, and/or evergreen shrubs providing equiva- place intended to be used by vehicles for depos- lent buffering, planted to provide a year-round iting and/or receiving passengers and goods. dense screen within three(3)years from the time (Ord. 4517,5-8-1995) of planting. (Ord. 4715, 4-6-1998) LOCAL AGENCY: "Local agency"or"local gov- LANDSCAPING: The addition to land of natural ernment"means any political subdivision, re- lawns,trees, shrubs, flowers, rockeries and simi- gional governmental unit, district, municipal or lar items to enhance its attractiveness. (Ord. public corporation, including cities,towns, and 4517, 5-8-1995) counties and their legislative bodies.The term en- compasses but does not refer specifically to the LEAD AGENCY:The agency with the main re- departments within a city or county. (Ord. 3891, sponsibility for complying with SEPA's procedural 2-25-1985) requirements (WAC 197-11-050 and 197-11-922). "Lead agency" may be read as"re- LOCAL SERVICE UTILITY: Public or private util- sponsible official" (WAC 197-11-788 and ities normally servicing a neighborhood, i.e.,tele- 197-11-910) unless the context clearly requires phone exchanges; sewer, both storm and otherwise.Depending on the agency and the type sanitary;distribution lines,electrical less than fifty of proposal,for example, there may be a differ- five (55) kv, telephone, cable TV, etc. Shoreline ence between the lead agency's responsible offi- Master Program (Ord.3758, 12-5-1983, Revised cial,who is at a minimum responsible for 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution err procedural determinations (such as WAC 2787), 7-16-1990 (Resolution 2805), 9-13-1993 197-11-330, 197-11-455, 197-11-460) and its de- (Minutes) and Ord. 4716,4-13-1998) 11 - 27 (Revised 10/00) i 4-11-120 LONG-RANGE WASTEWATER MANAGE- ence or discrepancies. The resulting adjustment MENT PLAN: See RMC 4-6-100. shall not create any additional lots,tracts or par- - cels and all reconfigured lots,tracts or parcels LOT: A specifically described parcel of land with shall contain sufficient area and dimension to boundary lines defining the extent of the lot in a meet minimum requirements for zoning and build- given direction. ing purposes. (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) LOT: A fractional part of divided lands having LOT LINES:The property lines bounding the lot. fixed boundaries, being of sufficient area and di- mension to meet minimum zoning requirements LOT MEASUREMENTS: for width and area.The term shall include"tracts" or"parcels". See LOT TYPES. A. LOT DEPTH: Depth of a lot shall be consid- ered to be the average distance between the fore- LOT COVERAGE:The horizontal area measured most points of the side lot lines in front (i.e., the within the outside of the exterior walls of all prin- points where the side lot lines intersect with the cipal and accessory buildings on a lot including all street right-of-way line) and the rear-most points covered decks and porches. of the side lot lines in the rear. In the case of pip- estem lots,the pipestem portion of the lot shall be I ignored for purposes of the calculation of average depth. / 15mini f •� ( _ I ~ I L 1 \ ` / Llk TRFET It $ Y / i 1= ill / .,moi/ �' Front Lot Line I j STREET Ng I Impervious Surfacing W. Lot Coverage B. LOT WIDTH: Width of a lot shall be consid- ered to be the average distance between the side LOT, DEVELOPED: (This definition for RMC lines connecting front and rear lot lines,except for 4-4-130,Tree Cutting and Land Clearing Regula- pipestem lots,where the pipestem portion of a lot tions, only.) A lot or parcel of land upon which a shall be ignored for purposes of calculating the structure(s) is located,which cannot be more in- average width. (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) tensely developed pursuant to the City Zoning Code, and which cannot be further subdivided pursuant to City subdivision regulations. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) LOT FRONTAGE:The front of a lot shall be that ! fit--- 1------(.. --—('� 7/ portion nearest the street except on a corner lot in " r• \ which case the user of a corner lot has the option lot width tY° be W�tn of determining which part of the lot frontage on a • i t street shall become the lot frontage. (Ord. 4522, F 6-5-1995) L..- „_,_J �� -nt Lot Line STREET LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT: A lot line adjustment is the adjusting of common property line(s) or boundaries between adjacent lots, tracts, or par- LOT OF RECORD: A lot which is part of a subdi- cels for the purpose of accommodating a transfer vision recorded in the office of the County Asses- of land, rectifying a disputed property line loca- sor, or a lot or parcel described by metes and tion, or freeing such a boundary from any differ- bounds or aliquot parts,the description of which (Revised 10/00) 11 - 28 4-11-130 has been so recorded in conformance with all ap- F. LOT,THROUGH:A lot that has both ends plicable regulations in effect at the time of record- fronting on a street. (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) ing. (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) _ Niro' LOT, UNDEVELOPED:A platted lot or parcel of LOT, PARTIALLY DEVELOPED:(This definition • land upon which no structure exists. (Ord. 4351, for RMC 4-4-130,Tree Cuffing and Land Clearing 5-4-1992) Regulations, only.) A lot or parcel of land upon which a structure is located and which is of suffi- LOW IMPACT LAND USE: Land uses which are cient area so as to be capable of accommodating not likely to have a significant adverse impact on increased development pursuant to the Renton critical areas because of the intensity of the use, Zoning Code;or which may be subdivided in ac- levels of human activity, use of machinery or cordance with the City subdivision regulations. chemicals, site design or arrangement of build- (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) ings and structures, incorporation of mitigation measures, or other factors. (Ord. 4835, LOT TYPES: 3-27-2000) r-- —1 1 Through l t i LOWEST FLOOR:The lowest floor of the lowest enclosed area (including basement). An unfin- Q- i --,-- I Flag lot ....t____. --( ished or flood-resistant enclosure, usable solely ! I for parking of vehicles, building access or stor- ( i ;n=erEor Lot age,in an area other than a basement area,is not { — ; considered a building's lowest floor;provided, L, ntr of that such enclosure is not built so as to render the f lnrrr yr Lot structure in violation of the applicable noneleva- I'v. I Corner lot I I ! I tion design requirements of RMC 4-3-0501. (Ord. Street 4071, 6-1-1987;Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) I I T Nam ,,, 4-11-130 DEFINITIONS M: A. LOT, CORNER:A lot abutting upon two (2) MAJOR ACTION: An action that is likely to have or more streets at their intersection, or upon two significant adverse environmental impacts. "Ma- (2) parts of the same street,such streets or parts jot*"reinforces but does not have a meaning inde- of the same street forming an interior angle of less pendent of"significantly"(WAC 197-11-794). than one hundred thirty five degrees(135°)within (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) the lot lines. (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) MAJOR SERVICE UTILITY: Public or private util- B. LOT, CORNER:A lot that generally abuts ities which provide services beyond the City's two (2) or more streets except it may abut one boundaries, i.e., pipelines, natural gas, water, street if such street changes its axis more than sewer, petroleum; electrical transmission lines forty five degrees (45°) along that portion of the fifty five (55) kv or greater;and regional sewer or lot which it abuts. (Ord.4056, 4-13-1987) water treatment plants, etc. Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised C. LOT, FLAG:A lot with access to a public 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution road only by a private right-of-way less than thirty 2787), 7-16-1990 (Resolution 2805), 9-13-1993 feet(30') in width. See LOT, PIPESTEM. (Minutes) and Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) D. LOT, INTERIOR: A lot that generally abuts MANUFACTURED HOME: (For purposes of or has frontage on only one street, although on flood hazard provisions only.) A factory-built through lots that run from one block face to an- structure,transportable in one or more sections, other, such lots could abut two (2) streets. (Ord. built on a chassis and designed to be a dwelling 4056, 4-31-1987) with or without a permanent foundation when connected to required utilities. Manufactured E. LOT,PIPESTEM:A lot not meeting minimum homes must comply with the National Manufac- frontage requirements. (Amd. Ord. 4751, tured Home Construction and Safety Standards *os"' 11-16-1998) Act of 1974, and bear the red approval insignia. 11 -29 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-130 MANUFACTURED HOME:A structure,trans- homes are to be affixed (including at a minimum, portable in one or more sections,which is built on the installation of utilities, the construction of a permanent chassis and is designed for use with streets,and either final site grading or the pouring or without a permanent foundation when con- of concrete pads) is completed on or after the ef- nected to the required utilities. For insurance pur- fective date of adopted floodplain management poses the term "manufactured home"does not regulations. (Ord.4851, 8-7-2000) include park trailers, travel trailers and other sim- ilar vehicles. The term"manufactured home" MANUFACTURING USES:Types of land uses in does not include a"recreational vehicle." (Ord. which materials or substances are transformed 4071, 6-1-1987; Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) into new products including construction and as- sembling of component parts,and the blending of MANUFACTURED HOME, DESIGNATED: A materials such as lubricating oils, plastics, resins manufactured home that meets the following re- or liquors. quirements: MARINA: A facility for storing, servicing,fueling, A. It is comprised of at least two (2)fully en- berthing, and securing and launching of private closed parallel sections each not less than twelve pleasure craft that may include the sale of fuel feet(12')wide by thirty six feet(36') long, and incidental supplies for the boat owners, crews, and guests. B. It has a composition, wood shingle, coated metal or similar roof of not less than three to MARINA: (This definition for RMC 4-3-090, twelve (3:12) pitch, and Shoreline Master Program Regulations, use only.) A use providing moorage's for pleasure C. It has exterior siding similar in appearance to craft,which also may include boat launching facil- siding materials commonly used for conventional ities, storage, sales, and other related services. site-built single family residences. Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVI- 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Reso- SION:A parcel(or contiguous parcels)of land di- lution 2805),9-13-1993(Minutes)and Ord.4716, vided into two (2)or more manufactured home 4-13-1998) lots for rent or sale. (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) MARQUEE:A permanent roofer structure at- MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVI- tached to and supported by the building and pro- SION, EXISTING:A manufactured home park jecting over public property. (Ord. 3719, subdivision for which the construction of facilities 4-11-1983, Amd. Ord. 4577, 1-22-1996) for servicing the lots on which the manufactured homes are to be affixed(including,at a minimum, MASTER PLAN:A land use plan focused on one the installation of utilities,the construction of or more sites within an area,which identifies site streets,and either final site grading or the pouring access and general improvements, and is in- of concrete pads) is completed before the effec- tended to guide growth and development over a tive date of the adopted floodplain management number of years, or in several phases. regulations. (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) MASTER PROGRAM:The comprehensive MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVI- shoreline use plan for the City of Renton and the SION EXPANSION:The preparation of additional use regulations,together with maps, diagrams, sites by the construction of facilities for servicing charts or other descriptive material and text, and the lots on which the manufactured homes are to a statement of desired goals and standards de- be affixed(including the installation of utilities,the veloped in accordance with the policies enunci- construction of streets, and either final site grad- ated in Section 2 of the Act. Shoreline Master ing or the pouring of concrete pads). (Ord. 4851, Program (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 8-7-2000) 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Resolution 2805), 9-13-1993 MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVI- (Minutes) and Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) SION, NEW:A manufactured home park or sub- division for which the construction of facilities for MASTER SITE PLAN:A conceptual site plan inIWO - servicing the lots on which the manufactured dicating the physical and functional inter-relation- (Revised 10/00) 11 -30 4-11-130 ships between uses and facilities on a site for by using appropriate technology, or by taking af- those projects, series of projects, phased devel- firmative steps to avoid or reduce impacts; opments or developments occurring over a period *tow of five (5) years or longer, or which are such a C. Rectifying the impact by repairing, rehabili- size and complexity or duration as to make inde- • tating, or restoring the affected environment; pendent site plan review burdensome,difficult or inclined to lead to segmented and inconsistent D. Reducing or eliminating the impact over time conditions and approvals. Examples include pub- by preservation and maintenance operations dur- lic and private developments with a number of un- ing the life of the action; connected buildings on the same site as well as development where buildings may be occurring E. Compensating for the impact by replacing, on geographically separated parcels within the enhancing, or providing substitute resources or City. (Ord.4649, 1-6-1997) environments; MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET: Written or F. Monitoring the impact and the compensation printed information concerning a hazardous ma- project and taking appropriate corrective mea- terial which is prepared in accordance with the sures. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985, Ord. 4346, provisions of 29 CFR 1910.1200. (Ord. 4851, 3-9-1992) 8-7-2000) MITIGATION BANK: Mitigation banks are de- MEANDER LINE:A line along a body of water in- fined as sites which may be used for restoration, tended to be used solely as a reference for sur- creation and/or mitigation of wetlands altered on veying property boundaries. (Ord. 4522, a different piece of property than the property to 6-5-1995) be altered within the same drainage basin. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992;Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT: Includes all motor- ized equipment used for earth moving,trenching, MIXED USE:A building or site with two (2) or excavation, gardening, landscaping, and general more different uses such as residential, office, Now' property maintenance exceeding twenty seven manufacturing, retail, public or entertainment. (27) horsepower in size. (Ord. 4219, 5-4-1992; Ord.4835, 3-27-2000) MOBILE HOME:A factory-built structure, trans- portable in one or more sections, built on a chas- MEDICAL SUPPORT FACILITIES: Uses and fa- sis and designed to be a dwelling without a cilities such as, but not limited to:on-site medical permanent foundation, which was constructed waste storage and disposal;warehousing and prior to the enactment of the National Manufac- storage of medical related equipment and sup- tured Home Construction and Safety Standards plies;garages; and other facilities commonly as- Act of 1974. sociated with medical institutions. (Ord.4649, 1-6-1997) MOBILE HOME:(For purposes of RMC 4-9-110, Manufactured and Mobile Home Parks, only.)An MEMBRANE LINER: See RMC 4-5-120G. independent trailer designed for year-round occu- pancy. MINI-MART:A small retail establishment, usually located within or associated with another use, MOBILE HOME LOT or SPACE:A trailer space which offers for sale convenience goods such as designed for a mobile home in a mobile home prepackaged food items, tobacco, periodicals park. and other household goods. (Ord. 4715, 4-6-1998) MOBILE HOME PARK:A trailer park under one ownership designed for mobile homes on a non- MITIGATION: transient basis. (Ord. 3746, 9-19-1983) A. Avoiding the impact altogether by not taking MODULAR HOME: A factory-built home de- a certain action or parts of an action; signed to be permanently installed on a founda- tion. Now, B. Minimizing impacts by limiting the degree or magnitude of the action and its implementation, 11 -31 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-140 MODULATION:A measured and proportioned NATURAL:A Shoreline Master Program land inflexion or setback in a building's face which use designation identifying an area as unique and breaks up an otherwise larger flat vertical plane fragile. It is intended to provide areas of wildlife into multiple offset sub-elements so as to reduce sanctuary and habitat preservation. (Ord. 4346, ` ' the apparent bulk. (Ord. 4777,4-19-1999;Amd. 3-9-1992) Ord. 4821, 12-20-1999) NATURAL ENVIRONMENT: Those aspects of MOORAGE: Any device or structure used to se- the environment contained in WAC 197-11-444 cure a vessel for temporary anchorage,but which (1),frequently referred to as natural elements, or is not attached to the vessels. Examples of moor- resources, such as earth, air, water, wildlife, and age are docks or buoys. Shoreline Master Pro- energy. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) gram (Ord.3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), NATURAL OUTLET: See RMC 4-6-100. 7-16-1990 (Resolution 2805),9-13-1993 (Min- utes) and Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) NATURAL WATER SYSTEM:Any and all parts of the hydrologic cycle independent of size and MOTEL:A:building or portion thereof designed or residence time.The meaning includes"waters of used for transient rental of five (5) or more units the state"as defined in RCW 90.48.020. for sleeping purposes. (Ord.4665, 5-19-1997) NEIGHBORHOOD:A sub-area of the City in MULTI-FAMILY: See DWELLING MULTI-FAM- which the residents share a common identity fo- ILY. cused around a school, park, community busi- ness center or other feature. MULTIPLE-USE: The combining of compatible uses within one development,of which the major NEPA:The National Environmental Policy Act of use or activity is water-oriented. All uses or activ- 1969(42 USCA 4321 et seq.;P.L.91-190),that is ities other than the major one are directly related like SEPA at the Federal level. The Federal and necessary to the major use or activity. Shore- NEPA regulations are located at 40 CFR 1500 et line Master Program (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Re- seq. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) vised 7-22-1985(Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990(Resolution 2805), NEW CONSTRUCTION:(For the purposes of the 9-13-1993 (Minutes), Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) flood hazard regulations only.) Structures for which the"start of construction"commenced on MUNICIPALITY or QUASI-MUNICIPALITY:Any or after the effective date of the flood provisions: county, city, town, water district or other govern- 6-1-1987. (Ord. 4071, 6-1-1987) mental subdivision or agency of the State of Washington. (Ord. 3541, 5-4-1981) NEW UNDERGROUND STORAGE FACILITY: See RMC 4-5-120G. 4-11-140 DEFINITIONS N: NONCONFORMING STRUCTURE: A lawful NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED INDEPENDENT structure that does not comply with the current TESTING ORGANIZATION: See RMC development standards (yard setbacks, lot size, 4-5-120G. lot coverage, height, etc.) for its zone, but which complied with applicable regulations at the time it NATIVE GROWTH PROTECTION EASEMENT: was established.Such structures may or may not A restrictive area where all native, predevelop- be in compliance with other relevant building ment vegetation shall not be disturbed or removed codes and regulations. except for removal pursuant to an approved en NONCONFORMING USE: A lawful use of land hancement program. The purpose of an ease- ment is to protect steep slopes, slopes with that does not comply with the current use regula wetlands and/or riparian corridors. (Ord. 4351, tions(primary,secondary,conditional,etc.)for its 5-4-1992) zone, but which complied with applicable regula- tions at the time the use was established. NATIVE VEGETATION: Plant species which are indigenous to the area in question and could rea NON-PROJECT: Actions which are different or sonably be expected to have occurred on site. broader than a single site specific project,such as (Revised 10/00) 11 -32 4-11-1 50 plans,policies,and programs(WAC 197-11-704). record through testimony and submission of evi- (Ord. 3891,2-25-1985) dence and information, under procedures pre- scribed by RMC 4-8-110. (Ord. 4587, 3-18-1996) elitare NONSTRUCTURAL TRIM: The molding, bat- tens, caps, mailing strips, latticing, cutouts or let- • OPEN SPACE:Any physical area which provides ters and walkways which are attached to the sign visual relief from the built environment for envi- structure. (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983, Amd. Ord. ronmental,scenic or recreational purposes.Open 4577, 1-22-1996) space may consist of developed or undeveloped areas, including urban plazas, parks, pedestrian NO-PROTEST AGREEMENT:A restrictive cove- corridors, landscaping, pastures, woodlands, nant signed by the property owner signifying con- greenbelts,wetlands and other natural areas,but sent to the future formation of a Local excluding driveways, parking lots or other sur- Improvement District by the City of Renton or by faces designed for vehicular travel. property owners for constructing and paying for street improvements. (Ord.4521, 6-5-1995) OPEN SPACE:A parcel or parcels of land or an area of water or a combination of land and water within the site designated for a planned unit de- 4-11-150 DEFINITIONS 0: velopment,which are without above ground park- OFFER OF SALE TO PUBLIC: Any advertise- ing or vehicle circulation areas, structures, or ment, inducement, solicitation, or attempt by a buildings, except purely recreational facilities, developer to encourage any person other than a and which shall include but not be limited to unde- tenant to purchase a condominium or cooperative veloped areas, landscaped areas,garden areas, unit. lawns, walkways, patios, and gazebos. (Ord. 4039, 1-19-1987) OFFER OF SALE TO TENANT:A written offer to sell a condominium or cooperative unit to the ten- OPEN SPACE: (This definition for RMC 4-3-090, ant in possession of that unit at a specific price Shoreline Master Program Regulations, use and on specific terms. (Ord. 3366, 10-15-1979) only.) A land area allowing view, use or passage which is almost entirely unobstructed by build- OFFICE:A room or group of rooms used for con- ings,paved areas, or other manmade structures. ducting the affairs of a business, profession, ser Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, vice, industry or government and generally fur 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), Wished with desks,tables, files and communica 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Reso- tion equipment. (Ord. 4857, 8-21-2000) lution 2805),9-13-1993(Minutes)and Ord.4716, 4-13-1998) OFFICE, INTENSIVE: Mid- (six (6) stories)to OPERATOR: See RMC 4-5-120G. high-rise(over six(6)stories)office development including structured parking. ORDINANCE: See RMC 4-9-070R. OFFICIAL PLANS:Those maps, development ORDINARY HIGH WATER MARK:On lakes and plans or portions thereof, adopted by the City streams,that mark found by examining the bed Council of the City of Renton as amended. (Ord. and banks and ascertaining where the presence 4522, 6-5-1995) and action of waters are so common and usual, OPEN RECORD APPEAL:An administrative ap and so long continued in all ordinary years, as to peal to a local governmental body or officer, in mark upon the soil a character distinct from that cluding the legislative body,that creates the local of the abutting upland, in respect to vegetation as government's record through testimony and sub- that condition exists on June 1, 1971, as it may mission of evidence and information, under pro naturally change thereafter, or as it may change cedures prescribed by RMC 4-8-110. in accordance with permits issued by the City or State. The following criteria clarify this mark on OPEN RECORD PUBLIC HEARING:A hearing, lakes and streams: conducted by a single hearing body or officer au- thorized by the local government to conduct such A. Lakes.Where the ordinary high water mark *4140.0, hearings, that creates the local government's cannot be found, it shall be the line of mean high water. 11 -33 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-160 B. Streams. Where the ordinary high water ing to use the property for parking for the use. mark cannot be found,it shall be the line of mean Leased parking shall be a permanent parking ar- high water. For braided streams,the ordinary rangement.The permanency of the parking shall high water mark is found on the banks forming the be determined upon consideration of the remain NOS - outer limits of the depression within which the ing economic life of the building for which the braiding occurs. Shoreline Master Program(Ord. parking is provided,and of the provision of the ap- 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), plicant of appropriate measures to protect against Resolution 2787, 3-12-1990, Resolution 2805, conditions which may cause forfeiture of the 7-16-1990, Revised 9-13-1993 (Minutes),Ord. lease or other land use agreement. Such mea- 4716, 4-13-1998) sures may include,but are not limited to,bonds or covenants running with the land upon which the OUT-OF-KIND COMPENSATION:To replace building is located to cause the termination of the wetlands with substitute wetlands whose charac- leased parking. (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) teristics do not closely approximate those de- stroyed or degraded by a regulated activity. It PARKING LOT or PARKING AREA: A specially does not refer to replacement"out-of-category". designed off-street place intended to be used pri- (Ord. 4346,.3-9-1992) madly for the temporary storage of vehicles for durations of less than seventy two (72) hours. In- OUTDOOR RETAIL SALES AREAS: Specially cluded in this definition is the permanent surface, designed areas for the retail sale of automobiles, striping landscaping and other features required small trucks, vans or other similar type motor ve- by RMC 4-4-080. hides. It does not generally include commercially licensed motor vehicles such as buses or trucks. PARKING LOT, SURFACE:An off-street, (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) ground level open area,usually improved,for the temporary storage of motor vehicles. (Ord.4821, OUTSIDE STORAGE: See STORAGE, OUT- 12-20-1999) SIDE. PARKING SPACE or PARKING STALL: A park- OWNER: See RMC 4-5-120G. ing space is any off-street space intended for the use of vehicular parking with ingress and egress OWNER: (For purposes of the aquifer protection to the space easily identifiable. (Ord. 4517, regulations in RMC 4-3-050, Critical Areas Regu- 5-8-1995) lations, and RMC 4-9-015, Aquifer Protection Area Permits,only.)May include a duly authorized PARKING, STRUCTURED:A building or struc- agent or attorney,a purchaser,devisee,fiduciary, ture which may be located above or below and/or a person having vested or contingent inter- ground, with stalls accessed via interior aisles, est in the property and/or facility in question.(Ord. and used for temporary storage of motor vehicles. 4851, 8-7-2000) Structured parking can be a stand-alone use or a part of a building containing other uses. (Amd. OWNERS'ASSOCIATION:The association Ord. 4821, 12-20-1999;Ord.4854, 8-14-2000) formed by owners of units in a condominium or cooperative unit. (Ord. 3366, 10-15-1979) PARKING,SURFACE:Open lots or grounds with at-grade parking improvements. 4-11-160 DEFINITIONS P: PARKING,TANDEM: The parking of one motor PARK:For purposes of the application of setback vehicle behind another,where one does not have requirements for uses regulated by the provisions direct access to a parking aisle without the mov of RMC 4-3-010, a"park"is defined as a tract of ing of the other vehicle. land provided by a unit of government to meet the active and/or passive recreational needs of peo- COMMUNITY: Larger than neighbor- ple. (Ord. 4827, 1-24-2000) hood parks,these are designed for organized ac- tivities and sports, although individual and family PARKING, LEASED: Parking for a particular activities are also encouraged. Where there are land use on land which is subject to a lease or no neighborhood parks,the community park can other agreement allowing the owners of the build- serve this function.This definition includes acces (Revised 10/00) 11 -34 4-11-160 sory uses normal and incidental to parks. (Ord. PERMIT: (For purposes of manufactured home 4840, 5-8-2000) park provisions only.)A written building permit is- sued by the Development Services Division per- ' 00' PARKS,NEIGHBORHOOD:A combination play- miffing the trailer park to be constructed or ground and park designed primarily for nonsuper- . operated under this Chapter and the regulations vised, nonorganized recreation activities. They promulgated thereunder. (Ord. 3746, 9-19-1983) are generally small in size. This definition in- cludes accessory uses normal and incidental to PERSON: (For purposes of condominium con- parks. (Ord.4840, 5-8-2000) version provisions only.)Any individual, corpora- tion, partnership, association, trustee or other PARKS, REGIONAL: Regional parks are large legal entity. (Ord. 3366, 10-15-1979) recreational areas that serve an entire city or re- gion and often include one specific use or feature PERSON: (For purposes of tree cutting and land that makes the park unique. This definition in- clearing and aquifer protection provisions only) cludes accessory uses normal and incidental to Any person, individual, public or private corpora- parks. (Ord. 4840, 5-8-2000) tion,firm, association,joint venture, partnership, municipality, government agency, political subdi- PASSIVE RECREATION: Nonorganized, low im- vision, public officer, owner, lessee, tenant, or pact use such as hiking, walking, picnicking. It any other entity whatsoever or any combination of does not include organized sport activities such such,jointly or severally. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992; as baseball, soccer, etc. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) Amd.Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) PAVED: Surfaced with a hard, smooth surface, PERSONAL SERVICES: Beauty and barber usually consisting of concrete or asphalt under- shops, retail laundry and dry-cleaning including lain by a subgrade of crushed rock. coin-operated, garment alterations and repair, photo studios, shoe repair. PAVEMENT WIDTH: Width of paved driving and parking surface, including gutters as measured PHASED REVIEW: The coverage of general from face of curb to face of curb, or from edge of matters in broader environmental documents, pavement where there are no curbs. (Ord. 4521, with subsequent narrower documents concen- 6-5-1995) trating solely on the issues specific to the later analysis (WAC 197-11-060(5)). Phased review PEAK DISCHARGE:The maximum surface wa- may be used for a single proposal or EIS (WAC ter runoff rate (cfs) at point of discharge, deter- 197-11-060). (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) mined from the design storm frequency. (Ord. 4367, 9-14-1992) PIER:A general term including docks and similar structures consisting of a fixed or floating platform PEDESTRIAN CORRIDORS: Areas designated extending from the shore over the water. Shore- in the Comprehensive Plan as primary routes for line Master Program (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Re- pedestrian use to connect sub-areas of the City or vised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 3-12-1990 regional trail systems, and to provide access to (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Resolution 2805) public facilities. and 9-13-1993 (Minutes)) PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY:A surfaced walkway, PIPELINE: Buried pipe systems (including all separate from the traveled portion of the road- pipe, pipe joints, fittings, valves, manholes, way, usually of crushed rock or asphalt, and fol- sumps, and appurtenances that are in contact lowing the existing ground surface. (Ord. 4521, with the substance being transported) utilized for 6-5-1995) the conveyance of hazardous materials. Pipe- lines include, but are not limited to, sanitary sew- PERFORMANCE BOND OR GUARANTEE: ers, side sewers, storm sewers, leachate That security which may be accepted in lieu of a pipelines, and product pipelines. (Ord. 4851, requirement that certain improvements be made 8-7-2000) before the City Council approves the final plat, in- cluding performance bonds,escrow agreements, PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT: (This defini- and other similar collateral or surety agreements. tion for RMC 4-3-090, Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) Regulations, use only.) Special contractual 11 -35 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-160 agreement between the developer and a govern- plat shall be the basis for the approval or disap- mental body governing development of land. proval of the general layout of a subdivision.(Ord. Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, 4522, 6-5-1995) 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Reso- PLAZA: A pedestrian space that is available for lution 2805) and 9-13-1993 (Minutes)) public use and is situated near a main entrance to a building or is clearly visible and accessible from PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT(PUD):Any the adjacent right-of-way. Typical features in- development approved and developed in accor- dude special paving, landscaping, lighting, seat- dance with the terms of RMC 4-9-150,including a ing areas, water features, and art. (Ord. 4821, subdivision of such land,which development may 12-20-1999) occur at one time or in phases. (Ord. 4039, 1-19-1987) PORTABLE DISPLAY SURFACE: (Deleted by Ord. 4832, 3-6-2000) PLANNING COMMISSION:That body as de- fined in chapters 35.63,35A.63,or 36.70 RCW as POTABLE WATER: See RMC 4-6-100. designated'by the legislative body to perform a planning function or that body assigned such du- POTENTIAL ANNEXATION AREAS:Areas ties and responsibilities under a city or county which have been designated for annexation charter. (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) within the twenty (20) year planning horizon by agreement with King County as required by the PLANT ASSOCIATIONS OF INFREQUENT OC- Countywide Planning Policies. CURRENCE: One or more plant species in a landform type which, because of the rarity of the PRACTICABLE ALTERNATIVE:An alternative habitat or the species involved, or both, or for that is available and capable of being carried out other botanical or environmental reasons, do not after taking into consideration cost, existing tech- often occur in King County. (Ord.4346,3-9-1992) nology, and logistics in light of overall project pur- poses, and having less impacts to regulated PLASTIC MATERIALS: Materials made wholly wetlands.It may include an area not owned by the or principally from standardized plastics listed applicant which could reasonably have been or and described in Uniform Building Code Stan- be obtained, utilized, expanded, or managed in dards. (See RMC 4-4-100K13, Approved Plas- order to fulfill the basic purpose of the proposed tics.) (Ord. 3719,4-11-1983, Amd. Ord. 4577, activity. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) 1-22-1996) PREAPPLICATION MEETING:A conference PLAT: A legally recorded map or drawing which held with a project applicant and City representa- subdivides a parcel of ground and describes spe- tive(s) in advance of the proposed development cific lots and restrictions. project application. During the conference, the City representative(s) inform the applicant of ap- PLAT: A map or representation of a subdivision, plicable policies,plans,and requirements as they showing thereon the division of a tract or parcel of apply to the proposed development project. land into lots, blocks, streets, and alleys or other division and dedications. PREAPPLICATION SUBMITTAL:A map and other pertinent information prepared in accor- PLAT, FINAL:The final drawing of the subdivi- dance with the same general requirements as the sion and dedication prepared for filing for record appropriate land use application, but submitted with the County Auditor and containing all ele- prior to the formal land use submittal. ments and requirements set forth in this Title and chapter 58.17 RCW. PRELIMINARY APPROVAL:The official favor- able action taken on the preliminary plat of a pro- PLAT, PRELIMINARY: A neat and approximate posed subdivision, metes and bounds descrip- drawing of a proposed subdivision showing the tion,or dedication,by the City Council following a general layout of streets and alleys, lots, blocks, duly advertised public hearing. (Ord. 4522, and other elements of a subdivision consistent 6-5-1995) with the requirements of the City subdivision reg- ulations and chapter 58.17 RCW.The preliminary (Revised 10/00) 11 -36 4-11-160 PRELIMINARY PLAT: See PLAT, PRELIMI- PRIVATE HYDRANT:A fire hydrant situated and NARY. maintained to provide water for firefighting pur- poses with restrictions as to use. The location `' rrr PREPARATION: "Preparation"of an environ- may be such that it is not readily accessible for mental document means preparing or supervising • immediate use by the fire authority for other than the preparation of documents, including issuing, certain private property. (Ord. 4007, 7-14-1986) filing, printing, circulating, and related require- ments(see WAC 197-11-700(2)). (Ord. 3891, PRIVATE PROJECT: Any proposal primarily ini- 2-25-1985) tiated or sponsored by an individual or entity other than an agency. PRESSURE VACUUM BREAKER: See RMC 4-6-100. PROBABLE: Likely or reasonably likely to occur, as in "a reasonable probability of more than a PRIMARY CONTAINMENT: See RMC moderate effect on the quality of the environment" 4-5-120G. (see WAC 197-11-794). Probable is used to dis- tinguish likely impacts from those that merely PRIMARY USES: See USES, PRIMARY. have a possibility of occurring, but are remote or speculative.This is not meant as a strict statistical PRIME AGRICULTURAL LAND: Lands with ex- probability test. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) tremely fertile soil classifications as established by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Con- PRODUCT TIGHT: See RMC 4-5-120G. servation Service. PROJECTION: The distance by which a sign ex- PRIORITY HABITAT AND SPECIES: Habitats tends over public property or beyond the building and species of importance and concern as identi- line. (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983, Amd. Ord. 4577, fied by the Washington State Department of Wild- 1-22-1996) life Priority Habitat and Species Program."Priority habitats"are habitat types with unique or signifi- PROPERTY OWNERS'ASSOCIATION: An in- cant value to many species. An area classified corporated, nonprofit organization formed or and mapped as priority habitat must have one or qualified under the laws of the State of Washing- more of the following attributes: ton, operating under recorded land agreements through which: A. Comparatively high fish and wildlife density. A. Each land owner is automatically a member, B. Comparatively high fish and wildlife species diversity. B. Each land owner is automatically subject to a charge for a proportionate share of the expenses C. Important fish and wildlife breeding habitat. for the organization's activities, such as maintain- ing common areas and facilities, and D. Important fish and wildlife seasonal ranges. C. Such charge, if unpaid, becomes a lien E. Important fish and wildlife movement cord- against the property of the land owner. (Ord. dors. 4039, 1-19-1987) F. Limited availability. PROPONENT: See APPLICANT. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) G. High vulnerability to habitat alteration. PROPOSAL:A proposed action. A proposal in- H. Unique or dependent species. cludes both actions and regulatory decisions of agencies as well as any actions proposed by ap- "Priority species"are fish and wildlife species re- plicants. A proposal exists at that stage in the de- quiring protective measures and/or management velopment of an action when an agency is pre- guidelines to ensure their perpetuation. (Ord. sented with an application, or has a goal and is 4835, 3-27-2000) actively preparing to make a decision on one or more alternative means of accomplishing that goal, and the environmental effects can be mean- 11 -37 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-170 ingfully evaluated. (See WAC 197-11-055 and REASONABLE USE: A legal concept that has WAC 197-11-060(3)). A proposal may therefore been articulated by Federal and State courts in be a particular or preferred course of action or regulatory takings issues. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) several alternatives. For this reason, these rules use the phrase "alternatives including the pro- RECEIVING BODIES OF WATER: Creeks, posed action", if there is no preferred alternative streams, rivers, lakes, storm sewers,wetlands and if it is appropriate to do so in the particular and other bodies of water into which surface wa- context. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) ters are directed, either naturally or in manmade ditches or open and closed system. (Ord. 4367, PUBLIC ACCESS: A means of physical ap- 9-14-1992) proach to and along the shoreline available to the general public. This may also include visual ap- RECOGNIZED HIGHER RISK:The handling, proach. Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, processing or storage of flammable, explosive, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), blasting or toxic agents and their related pro- 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Reso- cesses and/or activities which are generally con- lution 2805) and 9-13-1993 (Minutes)) sidered as high hazard occupancy by agencies and/or publications,which include but are not lim- PUBLIC FACILITIES: Streets, roads, highways, ited to the Washington Surveying and Rating Bu- sidewalks, street lighting systems, traffic signals, reau,the American Insurance Association as per domestic water systems, storm and sanitary its Fire Prevention Code and National Building sewer systems, park and recreation facilities, Code as the same may be amended from time to schools, public buildings. time as posing as higher risk on its neighbors and/ or adjacent or nearby properties natural or man- PUBLIC HYDRANT: A fire hydrant situated and made waterways or which may tend to endanger maintained to provide water for firefighting pur- environmental qualities before special actions are poses without restriction as to use for that pur- taken to mitigate adverse characteristics. pose. The location is such that it is accessible from immediate use of the fire authority at all RECREATION:The refreshment of body and times. (Ord.4007, 7-14-1986) mind through forms of play, amusement or relax *04104 - ation.The recreational experience may be active, PUBLIC USE SUFFIX:A mapping overlay desig- such as boating, fishing, and swimming, or may nation used to identify publicly owned, operated, be passive such as enjoying the natural beauty of or leased land and facilities and the uses con- the shoreline or its wildlife. Shoreline Master Pro- tained therein. gram (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Resolution 2805) and 9-13-1993 4-11-170 DEFINITIONS Q: (Reserved) (Minutes)) RECREATIONAL VEHICLE: A vehicle which is: 4-11-180 DEFINITIONS R: REAR YARD: See YARD REQUIREMENT. A. Built on a single chassis; REASONABLE ALTERNATIVE: An action that B. Four hundred feet (400') square feet or less could feasibly attain or approximate a proposal's when measured at the largest horizontal projec- objectives, but at a lower environmental cost or tion; decreased level of environmental degradation. Reasonable alternatives may be those over C. Designed to be self-propelled or permanently which an agency with jurisdiction has authority to towable by a light duty truck; and control impacts, either directly, or indirectly through requirement of mitigation measures. D. Designed primarily not for use as a perma- (See WAC 197-11-440(5)and WAC 197-11-660). nent dwelling but as temporary living quarters for Also see the definition of"scope"for the three (3) recreational, camping,travel, or seasonal use. types of alternatives to be analyzed in EISs(WAC (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) 197-11-792). (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) RECYCLABLES: Newspaper, uncoated mixed paper, aluminum, glass and metal food and bev- (Revised 10/00) 11 -38 4-11-180 erage containers,polyethylene terepthalate(PET resulting in the death of a tree or ground cover. #1) plastic bottles, high density polyethylene (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) (HDPE#2) plastic bottles,and such other materi- +'" als that the City and contractor determine to be RENTAL UNIT:Any dwelling unit, other than a recyclable. detached single family residential dwelling,which is occupied pursuant to a lawful rental agreement, RECYCLABLES DEPOSIT AREA: In multi-fam- oral or written, express or implied,which was not ily residences, commercial, industrial and other owned as a condominium unit or cooperative unit nonresidential development,the area(s)where on the effective date of RMC 4-9-040, Condomin- recyclables will be stored.(Ord.4426, 11-8-1993) ium Conversion Regulations. A dwelling unit in a converted building for which there has been no RECYCLING COLLECTION CENTER:A collec- acceptance of an offer of sale as of 10-15-1979 tion point for small recyclable items, such as shall be considered a rental unit. (Ord. 3366, cans, bottles, newspapers, and secondhand 10-15-1979) goods. Activities are limited to sorting, compac- tion and transferring. REPAIR or MAINTENANCE: An activity that re- stores the character, scope, size, or design of a RECYCLING COLLECTION STATION:A con- serviceable area, structure, or land use to its pre- tainer or containers for the collection of second- viously existing,authorized and undamaged con- hand goods and recyclable materials. dition. Activities that change the character, size, or scope of a project beyond the original design RECYCLING PROCESSING CENTER:A facility and drain,dredge,fill,flood,or otherwise alter ad- where collected recyclable items are brought for ditional regulated wetlands are not included in processing including changing the form of materi- this definition. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) als. RESPONSIBLE OFFICIAL: That officer or offic- REDUCED PRESSURE PRINCIPLE BACK- ers,committee,department,or section of the lead FLOW PREVENTER: See RMC 4-6-100. agency designated by agency SEPA procedures „✓ to undertake its procedural responsibilities as REFUSE: The term shall be synonymous with lead agency (WAC 197-11-910). (Ord. 3891, municipal solid waste(MSW)and shall mean and 2-25-1985) include all accumulations of waste matters dis- carded as of no further value to the owner, such RESTRICTIVE COVENANT: A restriction on the as kitchen and table waste,wrappings and small use of land set forth in a formal binding agree- discarded containers, and small dead animals ment. Restrictive covenants run with the land and weighing not over fifteen (15) pounds, but shall are binding upon subsequent owners of the prop- exclude all manure,sewage,large dead animals, erty. (Ord. 4521, 6-5-1995;Amd. Ord. 4522, petroleum products, cleanings from public and 6-5-1995) private catch basins,washracks or sumps, white goods, bulky waste, recyclables,yard waste and RETIREMENT RESIDENCE:A facility or group special or hazardous wastes. (Ord. 4426, of buildings which provide residential facilities, in- 11-8-1993) cluding a common kitchen and dining room with- out individualized cooking facilities,for more than REGULATED ACTIVITY:(For chapter 4-3 RMC, four(4) residents sixty two (62) or more years in Critical Area Regulation Use only.) All existing age,except for spouses for whom there is no min- and proposed activities located within a regulated imum age requirement. Retirement residences in- critical area or critical area buffer. (Ord.4346, clude federally assisted senior housing facilities. 3-9-1992;Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) ROADWAY: That portion of a street intended for REGULATED SUBSTANCES: See RMC the accommodation of vehicular traffic, generally 4-5-120G. within curb lines. (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) REMOVAL:The actual removal or causing the ROOFS, PITCHED: A shed, gabled or hipped effective removal through damaging, poisoning, roof having a slope or pitch of at least one foot `o✓ root destruction or other direct or indirect actions rise for each four feet(4')of horizontal distance in the direction of the slope or pitch of the roof. 11 -38.1 (Revised 10/00) ar 4-11-190 ROUTINE VEGETATION MANAGEMENT:Tree c. Cumulative. trimming,tree topping and ground cover manage- ment which is undertaken by a person in connec- C. WAC 197-11-060 provides general rules for tion with the normal maintenance and repair of the content of any environmental review under Nof property. (Ord.4351, 5-4-1992) SEPA; Part Four and WAC 197-11-440 provide specific rules for the content of EISs.The scope RURAL: A sparsely developed area where the of an individual statement may depend on its re- land is primarily used for farming,forestry, re- lationship with other EISs or on phased review. source extraction,very low density residential uses(one unit per ten (10)acres or less)or open SCOPING: Determining the range of proposed space uses. actions,alternatives,and impacts to be discussed in an EIS. Because an EIS is required to analyze significant environmental impacts only,scoping is 4-11-190 DEFINITIONS S: intended to identify and narrow the EIS to the sig- SCOPE: nificant issues.The required scoping process (WAC 197-11-408) provides interagency and A. The range of proposed actions, alternatives, public notice of a DS, or equivalent notification, and impacts to be analyzed in an environmental and opportunity to comment. The lead agency document (WAC 197-11-060(2)). has the option of expanding the scoping process (WAC 197-11-410), but shall not be required to B. To determine the scope of environmental im do so. Scoping is used to encourage cooperation pact statements, agencies consider three (3) and early resolution of potential conflicts, to im types of actions, three (3)types of impacts, and prove decisions, and to reduce paperwork and three (3) types of alternatives. delay. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) 1. Actions may be: SECONDARY CONTAINMENT: See RMC 4-5-120G. a. Single (a specific action which is not related to other proposals or parts of pro SEGREGATION: Division of land into lots orNos posals); tracts each of which is one-one hundred twenty eighth(1/128)of a section of land or larger,or five b. Connected (proposals or parts of (5) acres or larger if the land is not capable of de- proposals which are closely related un- scription as a fraction of a section of land. (Ord. der WAC 197-11-060(3) or WAC 4522, 6-5-1995) 197-11-305(1)); or SENSITIVE AREAS: See CRITICAL AREAS. c. Similar(proposals that have common aspects and may be analyzed together SEPA: The State Environmental Policy Act of under WAC 197-11-060(3)). 1971 (chapter 43.21 C RCW), which is also re- ferred to as the Act. 2. Alternatives may be: SEPA PROCESS:The "SEPA process"means a. No action; all measures necessary for compliance with the Act's requirements. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) b. Other reasonable courses of action; SERVICE AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS:An or incorporated or unincorporated association of c. Mitigation measures(not in proposed persons organized for social, education, literary action). or charitable purposes. 3. Impacts may be: SERVICE BUILDING: A building housing sepa- rate toilet, lavatory and bath or shower accommo- a. Direct; dations for men and women,with separate service sinks and laundry facilities. (Ord. 3746, b. Indirect; or 9-19-1983) (Revised 10/00) 11 -38.2 4-11-190 SERVICEABLE: Presently usable. (Ord. 4346, izontal plane from ordinary high water mark; 3-9-1992) floodways and contiguous floodplain areas land- ' ward two hundred feet(200')from such flood- SETBACK: The minimum required distance be- ways;and all marshes,bogs, swamps, and river tween the building footprint and the property line. deltas, associated with streams, lakes and tidal waters which are subject to the provisions of the SETBACK: (For purposes of the Shoreline Mas- State Shorelines Management Act. For purposes ter Program.)A required open space specified in of determining jurisdictional area,the boundary the Shoreline Master Program, measured hori- will be either two hundred feet (200')from the or- zontally upland from and perpendicular to the or- dinary high water mark, or two hundred feet dinary high water mark. Shoreline Master (200')from the floodway, whichever is greater. Program (Ord. 3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), Resolution 2787, SHORELINES:All of the water areas of the State 3-12-1990, Resolution 2805,7-16-1990, Revised regulated by the City of Renton, including reser- 9-13-1993 (Minutes), Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) voirs, and their associated shorelands, together with the lands underlying them, except: SETBACK LINE, LEGAL:The line established by ordinance beyond which no building may be A. Shorelines of statewide significance. built. A legal setback line may be a property line. (Ord. 3719,4-11-1980;Amd. Ord. 4577, B. Shorelines on segments of streams upstream 1-22-1996) of a point where the mean annual flow is twenty (20) cubic feet per second or less and the wet- SEWAGE: See RMC 4-6-100. lands associated with such upstream segments. SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT: See RMC C. Shorelines on lakes less than twenty (20) 4-6-100. acres in size and wetlands associated with such small lakes. SEWAGE WORKS: See RMC 4-6-100. ,, SHORELINES OF STATEWIDE SIGNIFI- SEWER: See RMC 4-6-100. CANCE:Those shorelines described in RCW 90.58.030(2)(e). SEWER, BUILDING: See RMC 4-6-100. SHORELINES OF THE STATE: The total of all SEWER, PUBLIC: See RMC 4-6-100. "shorelines"and "shorelines of statewide signifi- cance"regulated by the City of Renton.Shoreline SEWER, SANITARY: See RMC 4-6-100. Master Program (Ord.3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), Resolution 2787, SHOPPING CENTER:A group of buildings, 3-12-1990, Resolution 2805,7-16-1990, Revised structures and/or uncovered commercial areas 9-13-1993 (Minutes), Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) planned, developed and managed as a unit re- lated in location and type of shops to the trade SHORT PLAT: The map or representation of a area that the unit serves. (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) short subdivision. SHOPPING CENTER: For purposes of sign reg- SHORT SUBDIVISION:The division or redivision ulations, a group of buildings, structures and/or of land into nine (9) or fewer lots, tracts, parcels, uncovered commercial areas,or a single building sites,or divisions for the purpose of sale,lease or containing four(4)or more individual commercial transfer of ownership, except when such division establishments, planned, developed and man- or subdivision amounts to a short subdivision. aged as a unit related in location and type of (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) shops to the trade areas that the unit serves. (Ord. 3719,4-11-1983;Amd. Ord. 4577, SIDE SEWER: See RMC 4-6-100. 1-22-1996) SIDE SEWER STUB: See RMC 4-6-100. SHORELAND OR SHORELAND AREAS: Slow,. Those lands extending landward for two hundred SIDE YARD: See YARD REQUIREMENT. feet(200')in all directions,as measured on a hor- 11 -38.3 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-190 SIDEWALK:A concrete walkway separated from intended to be used to attract attention to the sub- the roadway by a curb, planting strip or roadway ject matter for advertising purposes.Signs do not shoulder. (Ord. 4521, 6-5-1995) include sculptures, wall paintings, murals, col- lages,and other design features determined to be SIGHT TRIANGLE: See CLEAR VISION AREA. public art by the City. (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983; Amd. Ord. 4577, 1-22-1996;Amd. Ord. 4720, SIGN: Any medium, including merchandise, its 5-4-1998) structure and component parts,which is used or 111'i t,rites;:sa ROOF ° t.+xti l't " r ca ',1'41 .."/"..00.07--it 1t1ate:• I wAI.l_SIGN `l — I� ;t'41 , — t iFl 6 k L-,..i ..,1(...,.er-11:1 ( Y11L711'5I"011 1'••.'',F.L1_1S? 1'11 Thiti tura iilusgratcs thc dirlcrcnt siart typks and is not indicati‘c of permissible type or number of sib. 440 (Revised 10/00) 11 -38.4 4-11-190 SIGN,A-FRAME: See SIGN, PORTABLE. sold or produced on the immediate premises, name of the business,person,firm or corporation SIGN,ANIMATED: A sign with action or motion, occupying the premises. *owe flashing or color changes requiring electrical en- ergy, electronic or manufactured source of sup- SIGN,POLITICAL:Signs advertising a candidate ply, but not including revolving signs or wind or candidates for public, elective office or a politi- actuated elements such as flags or banners. cal party, or signs urging a particular vote or ac- (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983) tion on a public issue decided by ballot whether partisan or nonpartisan. SIGN AREA:A measurement of the total area of a sign visible from any one viewpoint or direction, SIGN, PORTABLE:A sign which is not perma- excluding the sign support structure,architectural nently affixed and designed for or capable of embellishments,or framework which contains no movement, except for those signs explicitly de- written copy, or which does not form part of the signed for people to carry on their persons or sign proper or of the display. Freestanding letters which are permanently affixed to motor vehicles. or characters,where no background is specially (Ord. 3719,4-11-1983;Amd. Ord. 4577, provided, shall be measured by determining the 1-22-1996) smallest rectangle or polygon which encloses the extreme limits of the shapes to be used. (Ord. SIGN,A-FRAME: A nonilluminated type of 4720, 5-4-1998) portable sign comprised of hinged panels configured in the shape of the alphabetic let- SIGN, COMBINATION:Any sign incorporating ter"A". These signs contact the ground but any combination of the features of pole, project- not are not anchored to the ground and are ing and roof signs. independent of any other structure. (Ord. 4832, 3-6-2000) SIGN, ELECTRIC: Any sign containing or utiliz- ing electrical wiring, but not including signs illumi- SIGN, PROJECTING:A sign other than a wall nated by an exterior light source. (Ord. 3719, sign which projects from and is supported by a ,. 4-11-1983) wall or a building or structure,and does not extend above any adjacent parapet or roof of the support- SIGN,ELECTRONIC MESSAGE BOARD:Signs ing building. (Ord. 3719,4-11-1983;Amd. Ord. whose alphabetic, pictographic,or symbolic infor- 4577, 1-22-1996;Amd. Ord.4720, 5-4-1998) mational content can be changed or altered on a fixed display screen composed of electrically illu- SIGN, ROOF: A sign erected upon or above a minated segments. (Ord.4724, 5-11-1998) roof or parapet of a building or structure. SIGN, FREESTANDING: A sign wholly sup- SIGN STRUCTURE: Any structure which sup- ported by a sign structure in the ground. (Ord. ports or is capable of supporting any sign as de- 3719,4-11-1983) fined in this Title.A sign structure may be a single pole and may not be an integral part of the build- SIGN, GROUND: A type of freestanding sign, ing. (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983;Amd. Ord. 4577, other than a freestanding pole sign, in which the 1-22-1996) sign is in contact with or close to the ground, has a solid base anchor, and is independent of any SIGN,TEMPORARY: Any sign, banner, or ad- other structure.(Ord.4172,9-12-1988;Amd.Ord. vertising display constructed of cloth, canvas, 4720, 5-11-1998) light fabric, cardboard,wallboard or other light materials,with or without frames, or advertising SIGN HEIGHT: Measured as the distance from device intended to be displayed for a limited pe- grade, unless otherwise designated,to the top of riod of time only including the following types of the sign or sign structure. (Ord. 4720, 5-4-1998) signs: SIGN, ON-PREMISES: A sign which displays A. Advertising Device: Balloons, flags, inflat- only advertising copy strictly incidental to the law- able statuary and figures, light strings, pennants/ ful use of the premises on which it is located, in- streamers, portable readerboards, searchlights, cluding signs or sign devices indicating the wind-animated devices, and similar devices of a business transacted at,services rendered,goods carnival nature. 11 -39 (Revised 8/00) 4-11-190 B. Balloon:A spherical,flexible, nonporous I. Readerboards, Portable:A sign which is bag inflated with air or gas lighter than air,such as self-supporting but not permanently attached to helium, and intended to float in the air. .. the ground or building and can be moved from one location to another and is typically internally C. Banner:Any sign of lightweight fabric or sim- illuminated. Portable readerboards are also ilar material that is mounted to a pole and/or build- known as"trailer signs." ing by any means. National flags, state or munic- ipal flags, holiday flags, or the official flag of any J. Sign, Rigid Portable:A sign which is not institution or business shall not be considered permanently affixed and designed for or capable banners. A banner is not defined by shape and of movement.Those signs explicitly designed for may be square, rectangular, round,triangular/ people to carry on their persons or which are per- pennant shaped, etc. manently affixed to motor vehicles are considered to be rigid portable signs.A rigid portable sign is 1. Banner, Pole Hung: A banner attached not considered to be a portable readerboard or at its top and bottom to a pole or light stan- "trailer sign". dard by extensions from the pole. K. Sign,Window: Any sign, temporary or per- 2. Banner, Pole/Wall Strung:A banner at- manent,designed to communicate information tached at its top and bottom corners strung about an activity, business, commodity, event, between buildings, poles, and/or light stan- sale,or service,that is placed inside a window. In- dards. terior display of merchandise for sale, including accessory mannequins and other props,shall not 3. Banner,Wall Hung: A banner attached be considered window signs. to a building and where the banner lies flat against the building surface at all times. L. Wind-Animated Object: Any device, e.g., windsocks, pinwheels,whirligigs, etc.,whose pri- D. Devices of a Carnival Nature:All temporary mary movements are caused by the wind or at- signs, advertising devices, lights, and other mospheric conditions, attached by a tether.A means of attracting attention, which are corn- balloon or inflatable statuary,with or without monly associated with carnival settings, and moveable parts, is not considered a wind-ani- *41.100 which are not otherwise specifically identified in mated object. (Ord. 3719,4-11-1983;Amd. Ord. the Renton Municipal Code. Fabric or plastic 4577, 1-22-1996; Ord. 4848, 6-26-2000) bunting shall be considered one type of carnival device. SIGN, TRADITIONAL MARQUEE: A sign typi- cally associated with movie theaters, performing E. Flag:A piece of cloth or plastic,supported by arts theaters,and theatrical playhouses.The sign a vertical or horizontal staff,which is intended to is attached flat against and parallel to the surface flutter in the wind. of a marquee structure. In addition,a changeable copy area is included where characters,letters,or F. Inflatable Statuary: An advertising device illustrations can be changed or rearranged with- that is inflated and the likeness of an animate or out altering the face or the surface of the sign. inanimate object or cartoon figure is used to at- (Ord.4720, 5-4-1998) tract attention,advertise, promote, market,or dis- play goods and/or services. SIGN,UNDER MARQUEE:A lighted or unlighted display attached to the underside of a marquee G. Manual Message Board: Any sign that is protruding over public or private sidewalks.Under designed so that characters, letters, or illustra- marquee signs may also be called"under awning" tions can be changed or rearranged by hand with- or"under canopy"signs. (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983; out altering the face or the surface of the sign. Amd. Ord. 4577, 1-22-1996;Amd. Ord. 4720, 5-4-1998) H. Pennant/Streamer: An individual object and/or series of small objects made of lightweight SIGN,WALL: Any sign painted, attached or plastic, fabric, or other material, which may or erected against the wall of a building or structure, may not contain text, which is suspended from with the exposed face of the sign in a plane par- and/or twined around a rope, wire, or string. allel to the plane of said wall. Shall not extend above any adjacent parapet or roof of supporting (Revised 8/00) 11 -40 4-11-190 building.(Ord.3719,4-11-1983;Amd.Ord.4577, SLOPE,SENSITIVE:See SLOPE,STEEP. (Ord. 1-22-1996; Amd. Ord.4720, 5-4-1998) 4835,3-27-2000) SIGNIFICANT: SLOPE,STEEP: A hillside, or portion thereof, • which falls into one of two classes of slope, sen- A. As used in SEPA means a reasonable likeli- sitive or protected. (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) hood of more than a moderate adverse impact of environmental quality. SLOPE, PROTECTED:A hillside, or portion thereof,with an average slope,as identified in the B. Significance involves context and intensity City of Renton Steep Slope Atlas or in a method (WAC 197-11-330) and does not lend itself to a approved by the City, of forty percent (40%) or formula or quantifiable test.The context may vary greater and a minimum vertical rise of fifteen feet with the physical setting.Intensity depends on the (15'). (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) magnitude and duration of an impact. SLOPE,SENSITIVE: A hillside, or portion The severity of an impact should be weighed thereof, characterized by: (1) an average slope, along with the likelihood of its occurrence. An im- as identified in the City of Renton Steep Slope At- pact may be significant if its chance of occurrence las or in a method approved by the City,of twenty is not great, but the resulting environmental im- five percent(25%)to less than forty percent pact would be severe if it occurred. (40%);or(2)an average slope,as identified in the City of Renton Steep Slope Atlas or in a method C. WAC 197-11-330 specifies a process, in- approved by the City, of forty percent (40%) or cluding criteria and procedures, for determining greater with a vertical rise of less than fifteen feet whether a proposal is likely to have a significant (15'), abutting an average slope, as identified in adverse environmental impact. (Ord. 3891, the City of Renton Steep Slope Atlas or in a 2-25-1985) method approved by the City, of twenty five per- cent(25%)to forty percent(40%). This definition SIGNIFICANT#2 RATING:A rating assigned to excludes engineered retaining walls. (Ord. 4835, `erre wetlands in King County that are greater than one 3-27-2000) acre in size;equal to or less than one acre in size and having a forested vegetation class;or the SMP: City of Renton's Shoreline Master Pro- presence of heron rookeries or raptor nesting gram. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) trees. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) SOCIAL SERVICE FACILITIES: Facilities other SINGLE-WALLED: See RMC 4-5-120G. than offices providing a social service directly to the adjacent community such as food banks, SITE:Any lot or parcel of land or contiguous corn- blood banks, emergency shelters, crisis centers, bination thereof, under the same ownership, etc. where grading is performed or permitted. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974) SOIL:A naturally occurring surface deposit over- lying bedrock. SITE PLAN:A detailed plan drawing,prepared to scale,showing accurate boundaries of a site and SOIL ENGINEER:A licensed civil engineer expe- the location of all buildings, structures, uses, and rienced and knowledgeable in the practice of soil principal site development features proposed for engineering. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974) a specific parcel of land. SOIL ENGINEERING: The application of the SLOPE:An inclined ground surface the inclina- principles of soil mechanics in the investigation, tion of which is expressed as a ratio of horizontal evaluation and design of civil works involving the distance to vertical distance, which may be regu- use of earth or other materials and the inspection lated or unregulated. (Ord. 2820, 1-14-1974; and testing of the construction thereof. (Ord. Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) 2820, 1-14-1974) SLOPE, PROTECTED: See SLOPE, STEER SOIL ENGINEERING REPORT:A report includ- e (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) ing data regarding the nature, distribution, and strength of existing soils, conclusions and recom- 11 -41 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-190 mendations for grading procedures and design SPHERE OF INFLUENCE:A designated area criteria for corrective measures when necessary, beyond the existing City boundaries in which the and options and recommendations covering ade- -- City of Renton has an inherent interest in future quacy of sites to be developed by the proposed land use actions or decisions. 110 grading. STACKING SPACE: The space specifically des- SOLID WASTE: Shall be defined as per chapter ignated as a waiting area for vehicles whose oc- 173-304 WAC, Minimal Functional Standards for cupants will be patronizing a drive-in business. Solid Waste Handling, WAC 173-304-100(73). Such space is considered to be located directly (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) alongside a drive-in window, facility or entrance used by patrons and in lanes leading up to and SPECIAL AREA MANAGEMENT PROGRAM: away from the business establishment. (Ord. Special area management programs are those 4517, 5-8-1995) wetland programs agreed upon through an inter- jurisdictional planning process involving the U.S. START OF CONSTRUCTION: Includes substan- Army Corps of Engineers,the Washington State tial improvement and means the date the building Department of Ecology, any affected counties permit was issued; provided,the actual start of and/or cities, private property owners and other construction, repair, reconstruction,placement or parties of interest.The outcome of the process is other improvement was within one hundred a regional wetlands permit representing a plan of eighty (180) days of the permit date. The actual action for all wetlands within the special area. start means either the first placement of perma- (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) nent construction of a structure on a site,such as the pouring of slab or footings, the installation of SPECIAL BENEFIT DISTRICT: A subarea of a piles,the construction of columns, or any work community designated by City ordinance to as- beyond the stage of excavation;or the placement sess payments for construction or installation of of a manufactured home on a foundation. Perma- public facilities which primarily benefit the prop- nent construction does not include land prepara- erty owners within the district. tion, such as clearing, grading and filling; nor does it include the installation of streets and/or SPECIFIED ANATOMICAL AREAS: walkways; nor does it include excavation for a basement, footings, piers, or foundation or the A. Less than completely and opaquely covered erection of temporary forms; nor does it include human genitals, anus, pubic region, buttock, or the installation on the property as accessory female breast below a point immediately above buildings,such as garages or sheds not occupied the top of the areola;or as dwelling units or not part of the main structure. For a substantial improvement,the actual start of B. Human male genitals in a discernibly turgid construction means the first alteration of any wall, state, even if completely and opaquely covered. ceiling,floor, or other structural part of a building, (Ord. 4828, 1-24-2000) whether or not that alteration affects the external dimensions of the building. (Ord.4071,6-1-1987; SPECIFIED SEXUAL ACTIVITIES: Amd. Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) A. Human genitals in a state of sexual stimula- STATE AGENCY: Any State board,commission, tion or arousal; department, officer, including State universities, colleges, and community colleges,that is autho- B. Acts of human masturbation, sexual inter- rized by law to make rules, hear contested cases, course, sodomy, oral copulation, or bestiality; or otherwise take the actions stated in WAC 197-11-704, except the judiciary and State legis- C. Fondling or other erotic touching of human lature. (Ord.3891, 2-25-1985) genitals, pubic region, buttocks, or female breasts,whether clothed or unclothed, of oneself STORAGE, BULK:The holding or stockpiling on or of one person by another; or land of material and/or products where such stor- age constitutes forty percent (40%) of the devel- D. Excretory functions as part of or in connec- oped site area and the storage area is at least one tion with any of the activities set forth in this defi- acre, and where at least three (3)of the following v nition. (Ord.4828, 1-24-2000) criteria are met by the storage activity: (Revised 10/00) 11 -42 4-11-190 1. In a bulk form or in bulk containers; 11. Sand and gravel yards including sizing, transfer and loading equipment when 2. Under protective cover to the essential- present. ` ✓ exclusion of other uses of the same space due to special fixtures or exposed to the ele- • 12. Scrap or junk yards and wrecking yards. ments; 13. Solid waste holding and disposal areas. 3. In sufficient numbers,quantities or spatial allocation of the site to determine and rank 14. Tank farms including distribution and such uses as the principal use of the site; loading systems. 4. The major function is the collection and/ Bulk storage facilities excluded: or distribution of the material and/or products rather than processing; and 1. Land banks, greenbelts, watersheds or public water reservoirs. 5. The presence of fixed bulk containers or visible stockpiles for a substantial period of a 2. Parking lots or structures for private Ii- year. censed automobiles. Bulk storage facilities include, but are not limited 3. Ship yards. to: 4. Warehouses alone or in conjunction with 1. Automobile holding and transfer depots. manufacturing on the site and when not in- cluding any of the uses listed above in items 2. Brick or tile storage and manufacturing. 1 through 14. 3. Concrete block and products storage and 5. Facilities for storage of petroleum or any manufacturing. of its by-products,for use incidental to the pri- mary use of the property(e.g.,heating,boiler 4. Contractor equipment yards. or vehicular fuel or lubricants). 5. Equipment or machinery of the stationary 6. Retail service stations. type not in use, not mounted on necessary foundations or connected as required when 7. Retail sales lots for new or used automo- during use, not designated and used as por- biles. (Ord. 4691, 1-6-1997) table, and not stored in a warehouse.This in- cludes operable motor vehicles or wheeled STORAGE LOT: (Deleted by Ord. 4917, equipment used only periodically where stor- 9-17-2001) (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) age durations exceed those provided for parking lots as defined in RMC 4-4-080, Park- STORAGE, OUTSIDE: The storage of any mate- ing, Loading and Driveway Regulations. rials outside the principal or accessory buildings on a property. 6. Foundries. STORAGE, VEHICLE: A specially designed, 7. Fuel yards, wholesale. paved, and enclosed or partially enclosed area for parking or holding of operable motor vehicles 8. Grain or feed sites,elevators,or the open and boats or wheeled equipment for more than storage of grain and feed. seventy two (72) hours. (Ord. 4917,9-17-2001) 9. Log, random cut and chipped wood by- STORM SEWER and STORM DRAIN: A sewer products storage. which carries storm surface water, subsurface water and drainage. 10. Lumber mills and wholesalers. STORM SEWER and STORM DRAIN:See RMC 4-6-100. 11 -43 (Revised 11/01) 4-11-190 STORY: That portion of a building included be- STREET, COLLECTOR: A street providing ac- tween the surface of any floor and the surface of cess with higher traffic volumes than a typical ac- the floor, or ceiling if there is no floor, above it. cess street. Collector streets are designated by the Department. BASEMENT STORY STREET, COMMERCIAL ACCESS: A non-arte- rial street providing access to commercial land uses. STLEVEL ORY STORY STREET FRONTAGE: (For purposes of sign reg- STORYI ulations.)Business directly abutting a public right- _ _ 1 of-way affording direct access to the business,or having a parking lot used by one business which VERTICAL DISTANCE FROM FLOOR VERTICAL DISTANCE FROM FLOOR LEVEL_TOADJACENT GRADE LESS LEVaTOADJACENT GRADE fronts directly on and gaining vehicular access THAN 6FOR 5o OFPERIMETER GREATER THAN 6FOR 5o%oF from the public right-of-way. (Ord. 3719, CF lit STRUCTURE PERIMETER OF Tf STRUCTURE 4-11-1983; Amd. Ord. 4577, 1-22-1996) STORY, FIRST: The lowest story in a building STREET,INDUSTRIAL ACCESS:A non-arterial which qualifies as a story, as defined herein, ex- street providing access to industrial land uses. cept that a floor level in a building having only one floor level shall be classified as a first story, pro- STREET, RESIDENTIAL ACCESS: A non-arte vided such floor level is not more than six feet(6') rial street providing access to residential land above grade,as defined herein,for more than fifty uses, and not designated as a collector street by percent (50%) of the total perimeter, or not more the Department. (Ord. 4521, 6-5-1995) than twelve feet (12') above grade, as defined herein, at any point. STREETSCAPE: A term in urban design that de- fines and describes the character and quality of a STREAM, RIVER, OR WATERCOURSE: Any street by the amount and type of features and fur- portion of a channel, bed, bank, or bottom water- nishings abutting it. Such features and furnish- ward of the ordinary high water mark in which fish Naid ings may include trees and other landscaping, may spawn, reside, or through which they may benches, lighting, trash receptacles, bollards, pass, and tributary waters with defined beds or curbing, walls, different paving types, signage, bank which influence the quality of fish habitat kiosks,trellises,art objects,bus stops,and typical downstream. This includes watercourses which utility equipment and appurtenances.(Ord.4821, flow on an intermittent basis or which fluctuate in 12-20-1999) level during the year,and applies to the entire bed of such watercourse whether or not the water is at STRIP COMMERCIAL USES:An area occupied peak level.This definition does not include irriga- by businesses that are engaged in auto-oriented tion of ditches,canals,stormwater runoff devices, commercial activity and are arranged in a line, or other entirely artificial watercourses, except usually along an arterial street. where they exist in a natural watercourse which has been altered by humans or except where STRUCTURE: Any object constructed or in- there are salmonids. Refer also to RMC stalled by man, including, but not limited to, build- 4-3-050B6. (Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) ings,towers, smokestacks, overhead transmission lines, etc. STREAM ALTERATION:Stream alteration is the relocation or change in the flow of a river,stream STRUCTURE:That which is built or constructed, or creek.A river,stream or creek is surface water an edifice or building of any kind, or any piece of runoff flowing in a natural or modified channel. work artificially built up or composed of parts (Ord. 4835,3-27-2000) joined together in some definite manner. (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983; Amd. Ord. 4577, 1-22-1996) STREET,ARTERIAL:Streets intended for higher traffic volumes and speeds as designated by the STRUCTURE: (This definition for RMC 4-3-090, Department. Shoreline Master Program Regulations, use only.)A combination of materials constructed or erected on the ground or water or attached to • (Revised 11/01) 11 -44 4-11-190 something having a location on the ground or wa- Management Act of 1971 (RCW 90.58.140). ter. Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, Shoreline Master Program (Ord.3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), Reso- w✓ 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Reso- lution 2787, 3-12-1990, Resolution 2805, lution 2805) and 9-13-1993 (Minutes)) • 7-16-1990, Revised 9-13-1993 (Minutes), Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) SUBDIVISION: The division or redivision of land into ten (10) or more lots,tracts, parcels,sites or SUBSTANTIAL EXISTING IMPROVEMENTS: divisions for the purpose of sale,lease,or transfer Physical improvements, such as residential and/ of ownership. (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) or commercial structures and their accessory structures, which have a reasonable remaining SUBDIVISION:(This definition for RMC 4-3-090, economic life as indicated by their assessed val- Shoreline Master Program Regulations, use uation. (Ord. 4636, 9-23-1996) only.)A parcel of land divided into two(2)or more parcels. Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENT: Any repair, re- 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), construction, or improvement of a structure, the 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Reso- cost of which equals or exceeds fifty percent lution 2805) and 9-13-1993 (Minutes)) (50%) of the market value of the structure either: SUBDIVISION, PHASED:A subdivision which is 1. Before the improvement or repair is developed in increments over a period of time. started, or Preliminary plat approval must be granted for the entire subdivision and must delineate the sepa- 2. If the structure has been damaged and is rate divisions which are to be developed in incre- being restored,before the damage occurred. ments.The preliminary plat approval shall be For the purposes of this definition"substantial conditioned upon completion of the proposed improvement"is considered to occur when phases in a particular sequence and may specify the first alteration of any wall,ceiling,floor, or a completion date for each phase. Final plat ap- other structural part of the building corn- proval shall be granted for each separate phase mences,whether or nor that alteration affects of the preliminary plat and any changes at the the external dimensions of the structure. preliminary plat stage would require Council ap- proval. (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) The term does not, however, include either: SUBJECT PROPERTY: The tract of land which 1. Any project for improvement of a struc- is the subject of the permit and/or approval action. ture to comply with existing State or local (Ord. 4367, 9-14-1992) health,sanitary,or safety code specifications which are solely necessary to assure safe liv- SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE:Damage of any origin ing conditions, or sustained by a structure whereby the cost of re- storing the structure to its before damaged condi- 2. Any alteration of a structure listed on the tion would equal or exceed fifty percent (50%) of National Register of Historic Places or a State the market value of the structure before the darn- Inventory of Historic Places. (Ord. 4071, age occurred. (Ord.4851, 8-7-2000) 6-1-1987) SUBSTANTIAL DEVELOPMENT: Any develop- SUBTENANT:A person in possession of rental ment of which the total cost or fair market value unit through the tenant with the knowledge and exceeds two thousand five hundred dollars consent, express or implied, of the owner. (Ord. ($2,500.00)or any development which materially 3366, 10-15-1979) interferes with the normal public use of the water or shoreline of the State. Exemptions in RCW SURVEY STANDARDS: City of Renton Survey 90.58.030(3)(e) and in RMC 4-9-190C are not Standards as adopted by the Planning/Building/ considered substantial developments. Public Works Department. (Ord. 4522, 6-5-1995) SUBSTANTIAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT: The shoreline management substantial development permit provided for in Section 14 of the Shoreline 11 -45 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-200 4-11-200 DEFINITIONS T: slope gradient or the point in which the upper most limit of a steep slope is inclines at less than TANK VEHICLE:A vehicle other than a railroad the gradient of that steep slope for a horizontal tank car or boat,with a cargo tank mounted distance of a minimum of twenty five feet (25'). *anvil? thereon or built as an integral part thereof used for • the transportation of flammable or combustible A. Top of Excavation or Cut:The upper sur- liquids, LP-gas,or hazardous chemicals. Tank face point where the excavation meets the origi- vehicles include self-propelled vehicles and full nal ground surface. trailers and semi-trailers, with or without motive power, and carrying part or all of the load. (Ord. B. Top of Embankment: The upper surface 4851, 8-7-2000) point or line to which side slope changes to hori- zontal or meets original ground surface. (Ord. TEMPORARY USE: A use of limited term or du- 2820, 1-14-1974; Amd. Ord.4835, 3-27-2000) ration or a use within a nonpermanent structure. TOWNHOUSES: See DWELLING, MULTI-FAM- TENANT: Any person who occupies or has a ILY. leasehold interest in a rental unit under a lawful rental agreement whether oral or written,express TOXIC SUBSTANCE:Those materials listed and or implied. (Ord. 3366, 10-15-1979) documented by the American Conference of Gov- ernmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH). TERRACE:A relatively level step constructed in the face of a graded slope surface for drainage TRAILER:Any vehicle or structure so designed and maintenance purposes. (Ord. 2820, and constructed in such manner as will permit oc- 1-14-1974) cupancy thereof,with sleeping quarters for one or more persons,and constructed in such a manner THRESHOLD DETERMINATION:The decision as to permit its being used as a conveyance upon by the responsible official of the lead agency the public streets or highways and duly licensable whether or not an EIS is required for proposal that as such, propelled or drawn by its own or other is not categorically exempt (WAC 197-11-310 power, excepting a device used exclusively upon *4601 and WAC 197-11-330(1)(b)). (Ord. 3891, stationary rails or tracks. 2-25-1985) TRAILER, INDEPENDENT: A trailer that has a THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE (TLV):The concen- toilet and a bathtub or shower. (Ord. 3746, tration of certain airborne materials representing 9-19-1983) conditions under which it is believed and adopted by the American Conference of Governmental In- TRAILER PARK: Any site, lot, parcel or tract of dustrial Hygienists (ACGIH) that nearly all work- land designed, maintained or intended for the ers may be repeatedly exposed day after day purpose of supplying a location or accommoda- without adverse effects. tions for trailers, and shall include all buildings used or intended for use as a part of the equip- TOE OF SLOPE:A point or line of a natural slope merit thereof whether a charge is made for the or slope created through in an excavation or cut use of the trailer park and its facilities or not. where the lower surface changes to horizontal or Trailer parks shall not include commercial auto- meets the existing ground surface. The toe of a mobiles or trailer sales areas on which unoccu- slope may be a distinct topographic break in pied trailers are parked for purposes of inspection slope gradient or the point in which the lower most and sale only. limit of a steep slope is inclines at less than the gradient of that steep slope for a horizontal dis- TRAILER SPACE or LOT: A parcel of ground tance of a minimum of twenty five feet (25'). within a trailer park designed for the accommoda- (Amd. Ord.4835, 3-27-2000) tion of any trailer. (Ord. 3746, 9-19-1983) TOP OF SLOPE:A point or line on the upper sur- TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT PLAN: A face of a natural slope or slope created through plan developed by the occupant of a building or an excavation or cut where it changes to horizon- land use, or by the developer of a proposed tal or meets the existing ground surface.The top project, designed to provide mechanisms for re- *41110 of a slope may be a distinct topographic break in (Revised 10/00) 11 -46 4-11-210 ducing the vehicle demand generated by an exist- person proposing to alter regulated wetlands has ing or proposed land use. (Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) demonstrated that no practicable alternative ex- ists for the proposed project. (Ord. 4346, TRAVEL TRAILER:A dependent or independent 3-9-1992) trailer designed to be towed by a passenger car or a light truck and not intended for year-round oc- UNCOVERED COMMERCIAL AREA:An area cupancy. (Ord. 3746, 9-19-1983) used for display purpose or for commercial trans- actions not combined within a structure. (Ord. TREE:Any living woody plant characterized by 3988,4-28-1986;Amd. Ord. 4517, 5-8-1995) one main stem or trunk and many branches and having a caliper of six inches (6") or greater, or a UNDERGROUND STORAGE FACILITY: See multi-stemmed trunk system with a definitely RMC 4-5-120G. formed crown. UNDERLYING GOVERNMENTAL ACTION: TREE CUTTING:The actual removal of the The governmental action, such as zoning or per- aboveground plant material of a tree through mit approvals,that is the subject of SEPA compli- chemical, manual or mechanical methods. ance. (Ord. 3891, 2-25-1985) TREE TRIMMING:The severing of the main stem UNIFORM BUILDING CODE: The adopted edi- of the tree in order to reduce the overall height of tion of the Uniform Building Code, published by the tree provided that no more than forty percent the International Conference of Building Officials. (40%) of the live crown shall be removed during (Ord. 3719,4-11-1983; Amd. Ord. 4577, any topping. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) 1-22-1996) UNIFORMITY RATIO:The ratio of the average 4-11-210 DEFINITIONS U: horizontal illumination to the minimum point hori- U.B.C.: The Uniform Building Code as adopted, zontal illumination at the pavement surface.(Ord. including amendments, by the City of Renton. 4521, 6-5-1995) Nose (Ord. 4007, 7-14-1986) UNIQUE AND FRAGILE AREAS:Those portions U.B.C.STANDARDS:The adopted edition of the of the shoreline which (1)contain or substantially Uniform Building Code Standards, published by contribute to the maintenance of endangered or the International Conference of Building Officials. valuable forms of life and (2) have unstable or po (Ord. 3719, 4-11-1983;Amd. Ord. 4577, tentially hazardous topographic, geologic or hy- 1 22 1996) drologic features (such as steep slopes, marshes).Shoreline Master Program(Ord.3758, U.L.:The Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. (Ord. 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), Reso 4007, 7-14-1986) lution 2787, 3-12-1990, Resolution 2805, 7-16-1990, Revised 9-13-1993 (Minutes), Ord. UNAUTHORIZED RELEASE:Any spilling, leak 4716, 4-13-1998) ing, emitting, discharging, escaping, leaching, or UNIQUE/OUTSTANDING#1 RATING:A rating disposing of a hazardous material into the air,into groundwater, surface water, surface soils or sub- assigned to wetlands in King County which have surface soils. Unauthorized release does not in species that are listed as endangered or threat- assigned intentional withdrawals of hazardous ened, or the presence of critical or outstanding materials for the purpose of legitimate sale, use habitat for those species;wetlands having forty to or disposal;and discharges permitted under Fed- sixty percent (40%to 60%) permanent open wa- eral, State or local law. (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) ter in dispersed patches with two(2)or more veg etation classes;wetlands equal to or greater than UNAUTHORIZED RELEASE,UNDERGROUND ten(10)acres in size and having three(3)or more STORAGE TANK: See RMC 4-5-120G. (Amd. wetland classes, one of which is open water;or Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) the presence of plant associations of infrequent occurrence. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) UNAVOIDABLE AND NECESSARY IMPACTS: URBAN: A Shoreline Master Program land use Impacts to regulated wetlands that remain after a designation identifying an area for high intensity 11 -47 (Revised 10/00) 41111111 4-11-220 land uses. It is suitable for those areas presently processing,sewage or wastewater treatment subjected to extremely intensive land use pres- plants, and generating facilities. sures, as will as areas planned to accommodate - future intensive urban expansion. (Ord. 4346, UTILITIES, MEDIUM: Moderate scale facilities 3-9-1992) serving a sub-area of the City, including power lines,water transmission lines,wireless base sta- URBAN GROWTH AREAS:Areas designated by tions,sewer collectors and pump stations,sub-re- a county for urban development over the next gional switching stations (one hundred fifteen twenty(20)years as required by the Growth Man- (115) kv), and similar structures. agement Act. Urban growth should not occur out- side these areas. UTILITIES,SMALL:Small scale facilities serving a local area, including power lines, water and USED:The word"used"in the definition of"Adult sewer lines, storm drainage facilities,transform- Motion Picture Theater" herein describes a con- ers, pump stations and hydrants,switching tinuing course of conduct of exhibiting "specific boxes, and other structures normally found in a sexual activities"and"specified anatomical areas" street right-of-way to serve adjacent properties. in a manner which appeals to a prurient interest. UTILITY STANDARDS: For purposes of the USES, PRIMARY: Land uses permitted outright aquifer protection regulations contained in RMC within a zone,representing the predominant uses 4-3-050, Critical Area Regulations, standard de- within the district. sign and construction practices adopted by the Renton Water Utility. (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) USES, RESIDENTIAL: Developments where persons reside including but not limited to single family dwellings,apartments,and condominiums. 4-11-220 DEFINITIONS V: Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, VARIANCE:A grant of relief from the require- 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), ments of this Title which permits construction in a 3-12-1990 (Resolution 2787), 7-16-1990 (Reso- manner that otherwise be prohibited by this Title. lution 2805) and 9-13-1993 (Minutes)) (Ord. 4071, 6-1-1987) USES,SECONDARY: Land uses permitted VEGETATION TYPES: Descriptive classes of within a zone subject to conditions specified in the the wetlands taxonomic classification system of applicable section for that zone and designed to the United States Fish and Wildlife Service Clas- make the uses compatible with primary uses. sification of Wetlands and Deepwater Habitats of Secondary uses will generally comprise a smaller the U.S. FWS/OBS—79/31 (Cowardin, et al., proportion of the total uses in the zone. Second- 1979). (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) ary uses are not subject to requirements different from those that apply to primary uses except as VEHICLE,LARGE:Motor vehicles including,but provided in this Zoning Code. not limited to,trucks, recreational vehicles, UTILITIES: All lines and facilities related to the buses, boats, and heavy equipment, and similar size vehicles which have gross vehicle weights provision,distribution, collection,transmission or greater than ten thousand 10,000 disposal of water,storm and sanitary sewage,oil, ( ) pounds, but excluding airplane or aircraft. gas, power, information,telecommunication and telephone cable, and includes facilities for the VEHICLE SERVICE AND REPAIR:Maintenance generation of electricity. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) of motorized vehicles including exchange of UTILITIES,LARGE:Large scale facilities serving parts, installation of lubricants, tires, batteries, the entire City or region such as microwave sub and similar vehicle accessories, minor customiz- ing and detail operations, but excluding opera- stations, radio/television antennas, two hundred tions associated with body shops, and industrial thirty(230) kv power transmission lines, natural engine or transmission rebuild operations. (Ord. gas transmission lines, water storage tanks and 4715, 4-6-1998) reservoirs, major water transmission lines or sewer collectors and interceptors over thirty VEHICLE,SMALL: Motor vehicles including,but inches (30") in diameter, solid waste disposal or not limited to, motorcycles, passenger cars, light (Revised 10/00) 11 -48 4-11-230 trucks,vans,and similar size vehicles which have tionship to the shoreline and are not considered gross vehicle weights less than ten thousand priority uses under the Shoreline Management (10,000) pounds. Act. Examples of nonwater-oriented uses include Negri professional offices, automobile sales or repair . shops, mini-storage facilities, multi-family resi- 4-11-230 DEFINITIONS W: dential development, department stores and gas WATER AUTHORITY:The City of Renton Water stations;these uses may be considered water- Utility, or any other municipal or quasi-municipal oriented where there is significant public access. entity distributing water to fire hydrants within the City of Renton. (Ord. 4007, 7-14-1986) WATER-RELATED: Referring to a use or portion of a use which is not intrinsically dependent on a WATERCOURSE: See RMC 4-6-100. waterfront location, but whose economic viability is dependent upon a waterfront location because: WATER-DEPENDENT: Referring to uses or por- tions of a use which cannot exist in any other to A. Of a functional requirement for a waterfront cation and is dependent on the water by reason location such as the arrival or shipment of materi- of the intrinsic nature of its operations. Examples als by water or the need for large quantities of wa of water-dependent uses may include ship cargo ter, or terminal loading areas,ferry and passenger ter- minals, barge loading facilities, ship building and B The use provides a necessary service sup dry docking, marinas, aquaculture,float plane fa- portive of the water-dependent commercial activ- cilities and sewer outfalls. ities and the proximity of the use to its customers makes its services less expensive and/or more WATER-ENJOYMENT: Referring to a recre convenient. Examples include manufacturers of ational use,or other use facilitating public access ship parts large enough that transportation be- to the shoreline as a primary characteristic of the comes a significant factor in the products cost, use;or a use that provides for recreational use or professional services serving primarily water-de- aesthetic enjoyment of the shoreline for a sub pendent activities and storage of water-trans- ported stantial number of people as a general character ported foods. istic of the use and which through the location, design and operation assures the public's ability Examples of water-related uses may include to enjoy the physical and aesthetic qualities of the warehousing of goods transported by water, sea shoreline. In order to qualify as a water-enjoy- food processing plants, hydroelectric generating ment use, the use must be open to the general plants,gravel storage when transported by barge, public and the shoreline oriented space within the oil refineries where transport is by tanker, and log project must be devoted to the specific aspects of storage. Shoreline Master Program (Ord. 3758, the use that fosters shoreline enjoyment. Primary 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), Reso water-enjoyment uses may include, but are not lution 2787, 3-12 1990, Resolution 2805, limited to, parks, piers and other improvements 7-16-1990, Revised 9-13-1993 (Minutes), Ord. facilitating public access to the shorelines of the 4716, 4-13-1998) state;and general water enjoyment uses may in WELL:A pit or hole dug into the earth to reach an clude, but are not limited to, restaurants, muse aquifer. (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) urns, aquariums, scientific/ecological reserves, resorts/hotels and mixed use commercial/office; WELL FIELD: An area which contains one or provided that such uses conform to the above wa- ter-enjoyment specifications and the provisions of more wells for obtaining a potable water supply. the Shoreline Master Program. (Ord. 4851, 8-7-2000) WATER-ORIENTED/NONWATER-ORIENTED: WETLAND: For the purposes of inventory, incen- "Water-oriented"refers to any combination of wa- ter-dependent, tives, and nonregulatory programs, those lands ter-dependent,water-related,and/or water-enjoy transitional between terrestrial and aquatic sys- ment uses and serves as an all-encompassing terns where the water table is usually at or near definition for priority uses under the Shoreline the surface or the land is covered by shallow wa- Management Act. "Nonwater-oriented"serves to ter. For the purposes of regulation, wetlands are "%oar, describe those uses which have little or no rela- defined by Washington State Wetlands Identifica- tion and Delineation Manual pursuant to RMC 11 -48.1 (Revised 10/00) 4-11-230 4-3-050M4a. Wetlands created or restored as WETLAND, EMERGENT:A regulated wetland part of a mitigation project are regulated wet- with at least thirty percent (30%) of the surface lands. Wetlands do not include those artificial area covered by erect, rooted herbaceous vege- wetlands intentionally created for purposes other tation as the uppermost vegetative strata. than wetland mitigation, including,but not limited to, irrigation and drainage ditches, grass-lined WETLAND ENHANCEMENT:Actions performed swales, canals,detention facilities,wastewater to improve the functioning of an existing wetland treatment facilities,farm ponds, or landscape but which do not increase the area of the wetland. amenities,or those wetlands created after July 1, (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) 1990 that were unintentionally created as a result of the construction of a road, street, or highway. WETLAND, FORESTED: A vegetation commu- Drainage ditches are not considered regulated nity with at least twenty percent(20%) of the sur- wetlands. Also refer to RMC 4-3-050B7. (Amd. face area covered by woody vegetarian (trees) Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) greater than twenty feet(20') in height. WETLAND BUFFERS or WETLAND BUFFER WETLAND, IN-KIND COMPENSATION:To re- ZONES: Areas that surround and protect a wet- place wetlands with substitute wetlands whose land from adverse impacts to its functions and characteristics closely approximate those de- values. Buffers are designated areas adjacent to stroyed or degraded by a regulated activity.(Ord. a regulated wetland which protect the wetland 4346, 3-9-1992) from changes in the location of the wetland edge. Wetland buffers minimize the short and long term WETLAND, ISOLATED: Those regulated wet- impacts of development on properties adjacent to lands which are: wetlands, preserve important wildlife habitat, al- low for infiltration and water quality improvement, A. Are outside of and not contiguous to any one protect buildings, roads and other infrastructure hundred (100) year floodplain of a lake, river, or as well as property owners from flood damage in stream; and years of high precipitation. (Amd. Ord. 4835, 3-27-2000) B. Have no contiguous hydric soil or hydro- phytic vegetation between the wetland and any WETLAND CATEGORY:A classification system surface water. used for the purpose of regulating wetlands in the City.The criteria for determining a wetland's cat- WETLAND,OFF-SITE COMPENSATION: To re- egory are listed in RMC 4-3-1101. place wetlands away from the site on which a wet- land has been impacted by a regulated activity. WETLAND CREATION: Actions performed to in- (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) tentionally establish a wetland at a site where it did not formerly exist. (Ord.4346, 3-9-1992) WETLAND, ON-SITE COMPENSATION: To re- place wetlands at or adjacent to the site on which WETLAND,DISTURBED:Wetlands meeting the a wetland has been impacted by a regulated ac- following criteria: tivity. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) A. Are characterized by hydrologic isolation, hy- WETLAND, REGULATED: See RMC drologic alterations such as diking, channeliza- 4-3-050M1 a. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992;Amd. Ord. tion, and/or outlet modification;and 4835, 3-27-2000) B. Have severe soils alterations such as the WETLAND RESTORATION: Actions performed presence of large amounts of fill, soil removal to re-establish wetland functional characteristics and/or compaction of soils. and processes which have been lost by alter- ations,activities,or catastrophic events within an WETLAND EDGE:The boundary of a wetland as area which no longer meets the definition of a delineated using the Washington State Wetlands wetland. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) Identification and Delineation Manual pursuant to RMC 4-3-050M4a. (Amd. Ord.4835, 3-27-2000) WETLAND, SCRUB-SHRUB: A regulated wet- land with at least thirty percent(30%) of its sur- face area covered by woody vegetation less than (Revised 10/00) 11 -48.2 4-11-230 twenty feet(20')in height at the uppermost strata. WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FACILITIES— (Ord.4346, 3-9-1992) TERMS RELATED TO: r WETLANDS: Areas characterized by the pres- ACCESSORY ANTENNA DEVICE:An an- ence of surface or groundwater at a frequency or . tenna which is less then twelve inches (12") duration to support vegetation adapted for life in in height or width, excluding the support saturated soil conditions. structure (examples:test mobile antennas and global positioning (GPS) antennas). WETLANDS: Those areas that are inundated or saturated by surface or groundwater at a fre- quency and duration sufficient to support and that under normal circumstances do support, a preva- lence of vegetation typically adapted to life in sat- urated soil conditions.Wetlands generally include swamps, marshes,bogs and similar areas. (Ord. 4351, 5-4-1992) WETLANDS: (This definition for RMC 4-3-090, Shoreline Master Program Regulations, use only.)Areas that are inundated or saturated by surface water or groundwater at a frequency and duration sufficient to support, and that under nor- mal circumstances do support, a prevalence of vegetation typically adapted for life in saturated soil conditions. Wetlands generally include swamps, marshes, bogs, and similar areas. Wet- lands do not include those artificial wetlands in- tentionally created from nonwetland sites, including, but not limited to, irrigation and drain- age ditches, grass-lined swales, canals, deten- tion facilities,wastewater treatment facilities,farm ponds, and landscape amenities, or those wet- lands created after July 1, 1990 that were unin- tentionally created as a result of the construction of a road,street,or highway.Wetlands include ar- tificial wetlands created from nonwetland areas to mitigate the conversion of wetlands. Shoreline Master Program (Ord.3758, 12-5-1983, Revised 7-22-1985 (Minutes), Resolution 2787, 3-12-1990, Resolution 2805,7-16-1990, Revised 9-13-1993 (Minutes), Ord. 4716, 4-13-1998) WETLANDS, NEWLY EMERGING: A. Are wetlands occurring on top of fill materi- als; and B. Characterized by emergent vegetation, low plant species richness and used minimally by wildlife. These wetlands are generally found in the Black River Drainage Basin. (Ord. 4346, 3-9-1992) WILDLIFE HABITAT:An area characterized by wildlife that forage, nest, spawn, or migrate through in search of food or shelter. 11 -48.3 (Revised 10/00) 1400 This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 10/00) 11 -48.4 4-11-230 ANTENNA: Any system of poles, panels, FCC:The Federal Communication Commis- rods, reflecting discs or similar devices used._ sion,which regulates the licensing and prac- Nitre for the transmission or reception of radio fre- tice of wireless,wireline,television,radio and quency signals. Antennas include the follow- other telecommunications entities. ing types: GUYED TOWER: A freestanding or sup- 1. Dish antenna: see Parabolic an- ported wireless communication support tenna. structure which is usually over one hundred feet (100')tall,which consists of metal 2. Omni-directional antenna(also crossed strips or bars and is steadied by wire known as a`whip"antenna)transmits guys in a radial pattern around the tower. and receives radio frequency signals in a three hundred sixty degree (360°) radial LATTICE TOWER: A self-supporting wire- pattern,and which is up to sixteen feet less communication support structure which (16') in height and up to four inches (4") consists of metal crossed strips or bars to in diameter. support antennas and related equipment. 3. Directional antenna(also known as a MACRO FACILITY: An attached wireless "panel"antenna)transmits and receives communication facility which consists of an- radio frequency signals in a specific di- tennas equal to or less than sixteen feet(16') rectional pattern of less than three hun- in height or a parabolic antenna up to one dred sixty degrees(360°). meter(39.37") in diameter and with an area not more than one hundred(100)square feet 4. Panel antenna: see Directional an- in the aggregate as viewed from any one tenna. point. 5. Parabolic antenna(also known as a MICRO FACILITY: An attached wireless "dish"antenna) is a bowl-shaped device communication facility which consists of an- for the reception and/or transmission ra- tennas equal to or less than six feet(6') in dio frequency communications signals in height or a parabolic antenna with an area of a specific directional pattern. not more than five hundred eighty(580) square inches in the aggregate(e.g.,one foot 6. Whip antenna: see Omni-directional (1')diameter parabola or two feet(2')x one antenna. and one-half feet(1-1/2') panel) as viewed from any one point. Also known as a Micro- ATTACHED WIRELESS COMMUNICA- cell. TION FACILITY: A wireless communication facility that is affixed to an existing structure, MINI FACILITY: An attached wireless com- for example, an existing building,tower,wa- munication facility which consists of antennas ter tank, utility pole,etc., which does not in- equal to or less than ten feet(10')in height or dude an additional wireless communication a parabolic antenna up to one meter(39.37") support structure. in diameter and with an area not more than fifty(50) square feet in the aggregate as COLLOCATION:The use of a single support viewed from any one point. structure and/or site by more than one wire- less communications provider. MONOPOLE I: A wireless communication support structure which consists of a free- EQUIPMENT SHELTER OR CABINET: A standing support structure, less than sixty room,cabinet or building used to house feet (60') in height, erected to support wire- equipment for utility or service providers. less communication antennas and connect- ing appurtenances. FAA: The Federal Aviation Administration, which maintains stringent regulations for the MONOPOLE II: A wireless communication siting, building, marketing and lighting of cel- support structure which consists of a free- lular transmission antennas near airports or standing support structure, sixty feet(60') or flight paths. greater in height,erected to support wireless 11 -49 (Revised 4/99) 4-11-240 communication antennas and connecting ap- 4-11-250 DEFINITIONS Y: purtenances. -YARD: An open unoccupied space between a PROVIDER:A company providing telephone building and the lot line on which the building is lo- or other communications service. cated. RELATED EQUIPMENT: All equipment an- cillary to the transmission and reception of voice and data via radio frequencies. Such equipment may include, but is not limited to, 01 cable,conduit and connectors. /40 / e RESIDENTIALLY ZONED PARCEL:Any ;V4 i' \• parcel or property with one of the following / ;11:$14), �zoning designations:Resource Conservation tIt (RC), Residential-1 DU/AC(R-1), Residen- ;�� Q ;Li tial-5 DU/AC (R-5), Residential-8 DU/AC � (R-8), Residential 10 DU/AC(R-10), and Residential-14 DU/AC (R-14). • SUPPORT STRUCTURE: see Wireless Communication Support Structure. YARD REQUIREMENT:An open space on a lot or block unoccupied by structures, unless specif- TOWER: see Wireless Communication Sup- ically authorized otherwise.The required yard port Structure. depth is measured perpendicularly from a lot line; the depth is specified in chapter 4-2 RMC.The WCF: see Wireless Communication Facility Development Services Division shall determine (WCF). the various requirements for uniquely shaped lots and pipestem lots. WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FACILITY (WCF): An unstaffed facility for the transmis- A. Front Yard: The yard requirement which sion and reception of low-power radio signals separates the main structure from public right(s)- usually consisting of an equipment shelter or of-way. For"through"lots the fronting public right- cabinet, a support structure,antennas (e.g., of-way will be determined by the Zoning Adminis- omni-directional, panel/directional or para- trator. bolic) and related equipment, generally con- tained within a compound. For purposes of B. Rear Yard:The yard requirement opposite this Title,a WCF includes antennas,support one of the front yards.For irregularly shaped lots, structures and equipment shelters, whether the rear yard shall be measured from an imagi- separately or in combination. nary line at least fifteen feet(15')in length located entirely within the lot and farthest removed and WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SUPPORT parallel to the front lot line or its tangent. STRUCTURE:The structure erected to sup- port wireless communication antennas and C. Side Yard: The yard requirement which is connecting appurtenances.Support structure neither a front yard nor a rear yard. types include, but are not limited to, stan- chions, monopoles, lattice towers, wood 4-11-260 DEFINITIONS Z: poles or guyed towers. (Ord. 4689, 11-24-1997) ZERO LOT LINE:A siting technique which allows single family houses to be built along one lot line. (Amd. Ord.4773, 3-22-1999) 4-11-240 DEFINITIONS X: (Reserved) ZIPPER LOTS: A division of property using smaller lots with offset rear lot lines to allow a us- able rear yard. (Revised 4/99) 11 - 50 4-11-260 ZONE:A portion of the territory of the City to which a uniform set of regulations applies control- ling the types and intensities of land uses. ZONING ADMINISTRATOR:The Planning/Build- ing/Public Works Administrator or his/her desig- nated representative. ZONING,AREAWIDE: Zoning adopted for all properties within a district consistent with the Comprehensive Plan, rather than on a lot-by-lot basis. (Ord. 4523, 6-5-1995; Amd. Ord. 4549, 8-21-1995; Amd. Ord. 4584, 2-12-1996; Amd. Ord. 4587, 3-18-1996; Amd. Ord. 4595, 4-8-1996) 11 -51 �rrr` Na Building code A Wild,dangerous prohibited 4-4-010E Appeals See under Hearing examiner Abatement of dangerous buildings Aquifer protection areas See also Dangerous buildings code See also Critical areas err'' Adopted 4-9-050A Administrative authority 4-9-015D Appeals Appeals 4-9-0151 authority,filing 4-9-050D1 Exemptions 4-9-015C copy on file 4-9-050D4 Hazardous materials release reports findings,decision 4-9-050D3 contents,timing 4-9-015G2 hearing 4-9-050D2 monitoring 4-9-015G3 Applicability 4-9-050C required 4-9-01563,4-9-015G1 Purpose 4-9-0508 Permits Violations,penalties 4-9-050E closure Adult retail,entertainment application following operating permit revocation Liability 4-3-010C 4-9-015H4 Measurement of distance requirements 4-3-0108 conditions 4-9-015F2 Nonconforming uses 4-3-010E required 4-9-01562 Prohibited where 4-3-010A submittal requirements 4-9-015F1 Violation,penalty 4-3-010D operating Agricultural lands See Open space,agricultural, application following revocation 4-9-015H5 timber lands conditions 4-9-015E3 Airport related restrictions criteria 4-9-015E2 Approach,transition,turning zones established effect 4-9-015E4 4-3-020A reinstatement 4-9-015H2 Hazard marking,lighting 4-3-020D renewal 4-9-015E5 Height limits 4-3-020B required 4-9-01581 airport turning zone 4-3-02083 revocation 4-9-015H3 approach transition zone 4-3-02082 submittal requirements,fees 4-9-015E1 approach zones 4-3-020B1 suspension 4-9-015H1 Uses 4-3-020C transferability 4-9-015E6 Alleys See under Street standards Purpose of provisions 4-9-015A Alternate procedures Arts commission See under Public art exemption Authority 4-9-250E1 procedures Decision criteria 4-9-250E2 Auto Mall improvement district r Purpose 4-9-250A4 Applicability Record of action 4-9-250E4 area A 4-3-040B1 Substantiation,proof 4-9-250E3 area B 4-3-04062 Animals,keeping Dealership development standards 4-3-040D Applicability of standards 4-4-010C Fee waiver 4-3-040E Authority,enforcement responsibility 4-4-0108 Maps 4-3-040F Boarding,stables review criteria 4-4-010J Permitted uses 4-3-040C Compliance 4-4-01011 Purpose of regulations 4-3-040A Exemptions 4-4-010D Hobby kennels(4 to 8) B fencing 4-4-01061 review criteria 4-4-0101 Board of adjustment shelter location 4-4-01063 Authority,duties 4-1-050D waste removal 4-4-01062 Board of public works Kennels(9 or more) See also Improvement installation procedures food,bedding 4-4-010H2 deferral indoor facilities 4-4-010H4 Authority,duties 4-1-050B outdoor facilities 4-4-010H5 Boards,commission See Specific Board,Commission review criteria 4-4-0101 Bonds shelter location 4-4-010H1 Building sewer 4-6-040G12 waste removal 4-4-010H3 Drainage standards 4-6-030H Nonconforming uses Grading,excavation, mining regulations 4-4-060D animal replacement 4-4-010K1 Landscaping maintenance 4-4-080H3 classification 4-4-010K Shoreline permits 4-9-190G transferability 4-4-010K2 Street standards construction 4-6-060P1 Purpose,intent 4-4-010A Building code Requirements See also Buildings; Uniform codes animal waste 4-4-010F5 Adopted 4-5-050B confinement 4-4-010F3 Adoptions fencing 4-4-010F6 Appendix Chapter 4 4-5-050F1 health,safety 4-4-010F4 Appendix Chapter 29 4-5-050F2 residence 4-4-010F1 Amendments shelter location 4-4-010F2 adopted 4-5-050C Violation,penalties,fines 4-4-010L2 Chapter 9 4-5-0-0 50E Index-1 (Revised 10/00) Building fees Section 102 4-5-050D1 Evaluation criteria 4-4-11005 Section 103 4-5-050D2 Gaseous,particulate emissions Section 104.2.6 4-5-050D3 control,efficiency rating 4-4-110D13n Section 105 4-5-050D4 density of substances 4-4-110D13d Section 106.3 4-5-050D5 during alert 4-4-110D13e *401 Table 9A 4-5-050D6 existing facilities Appeals board 4-5-050D4 compliance 4-4-110D13m Applicability 4-5-050A standards 4-4-110D131 Aviation control towers 4-5-050F1 hydroseeding 4-4-110D13f Dangerous buildings 4-5-050D1 intent 4-4-110D13a Liability claims 4-5-050D3 location restrictions 4-4-110D13k Minimum plumbing fixtures 4-5-050F2 notification 4-4-110D13i Off-site improvements 4-5-050D5 process methods 4-4-110D13b Sprinkler requirements 4-5-050E PSAPCA requirements 4-4-110D13c Standpipe requirements 4-5-050D6 report Violations,penalties 4-5-050D2 additional authorized when 4-4-110D13j Washington State Energy Code adopted 4-5-050G by developer 4-4-110D13g Building fees quarterly required when 4-4-110D13h Combination building permit 4-1-140B Hazardous materials Condominium conversions inspection 4-1-1401 additional requirements 4-4-110D12g Electrical barrier exemptions 4-1-140F7 design 4-4-110D12d increase,decrease 4-1-140F5 separation from fire code dyke 4-4-110D12h investigations 4-1-140F6 combining requirements 4-4-110D12i miscellaneous 4-1-140F4 fire suppression system 4-4-110D12e multi-family,commercial, industrial 4-1-140F2 impervious surfacing 4-4-110D12j single family,duplex 4-1-140F1 intent 4-4-110D12a temporary uses 4-1-140F3 off-site economic burdens 4-4-110D12b Grade and fill license quantities, locations 4-4-110D12f drainage plan check 4-1-140G3 Height of containers,stock piles 4-4-110D1 grading 4-1-140G1 Higher standards applicable when 4-4-110B grading plan check 4-1-140G2 Intent 4-4-110A solid waste fills Landscaping,screening annual 4-1-140G5 higher risk storage 4-4-110D3b plan check 4-1-140G4 intent 4-4-110D3a House moving/minimum inspection 4-1-140H maintenance 4-4-110D3d Manufactured/mobile home installation 4-1-140J other bulk storage 4-4-110D3c Mechanical permit 4-1-140K Light,glare Nonresidential energy code,projects with associated intent 4-4-110D10a floor area maximum levels 4-4-110D10c envelope 4-1-140E1 measurement method 4-4-110D1Ob lighting 4-1-140E3 Liquid waste mechanical 4-1-140E2 discharges Permit 4-1-140A permits 4-4-110D9c Plan regulated 4-4-110D9b check 4-1-140C sewer system standards 4-4-110D9d review 4-1-14003 disposal schedule 4-4-110D9e Plumbing permit 4-1-140L intent 4-4-110D9a Reinspections 4-1-14002 prevention of odors,gases 4-4-110D9g Replacement of lost, mutilated permits 4-1-14001 proof of compliance 4-4-110D9f Sign permit treatment 4-4-110D9h modifications of city center regulations 4-1-140M4 Odorants permanent 4-1-140M1 intent 4-4-110011a temporary 4-1-140M3 maximum levels 4-4-110D1lb work in advance of issuance 4-1-140M5 monitoring upon complaint 4-4-110D11d Swimming pool,hot tub, spa installation 4-1-140N other remedies not impaired 4-4-110D11e Buildings testing procedures 4-4-110D11 c See also Building code Permit required 4-4-110C1 Building official duties 4-5-020A Review 4-4-110B Dangerous See Abatement of dangerous buildings Setbacks 4-4-110D2 Fees See Building fees Signs 4-4-110D4 Record of plat required 4-5-020A1 Sound Bulk storage facilities EDNA classifications 4-4-110D8c Authority,responsible agency designated 4-4-110C3 extension of restricted hours 4-4-110D8f Burden of providing data, information 4-4-110C4 intent 4-4-110D8a Determination of application 4-4-110C2 maximum levels 4-4-110D8d 1461111 Development standards 4-4-110D reduction due to measurement method 4-4-110D8e (Revised 10/00) Index-2 Critical areas WAC regulations adopted 4-4-110D8b Purpose 4-9-030A Surface drainage Who may apply 4-9-030B intent 4-4-110D5a Condominium conversions standards 4-4-110D5b Applicability Toxic substances rental units in converted buildings 4-9-040D intent 4-4-110D6a rental units not yet converted,cooperatives 4-9-040C maximum concentrations 4-4-110D6c Authority 4-9-040B measurement methods 4-4-110D6d Complaints 4-9-040G standards 4-4-110D6b Consumer protections Traffic,access control acceptance of offers 4-9-040F8 curb cuts 4-4-110D7d certification of repairs 4-9-040F2 emergency vehicles 4-4-110D7c delivery of documentation 4-9-040F7 flow patterns 4-4-110D7d disclosure requirements 4-9-040F3 intent 4-4-110D7a false, misleading representations 4-9-040F5 overpasses 4-4-110D7f inspection, repair, report 4-9-040F1 paving of routes 4-4-110D7g purchaser's right to rescind 4-9-040F6 requirements 4-4-110D7b warranty of repairs 4-9-040F4 separation of parking from loading,maneuvering areas Tenant protections 4-4-110D7e evictions during notice period 4-9-040E8 setbacks 4-4-110D7d no sales on better terms 4-9-040E7 surfacing of storage areas 4-4-110D7h notice Variances 4-4-110E filing of conversion declaration 4-9-040E1 Bureau of fire prevention See under Fire department prior to sale to public 4-9-040E2 C purchase rights availability to other tenants 4-9-040E6 Centers residential demonstration district See Zoning subtenants 4-9-040E5 Certificate of occupancy tenants in possession of units 4-9-040E3 Application prior to excavation 4-4-030G2 tenants whose units are offered for sale prior to Issuance upon request 4-4-030G3 effective date 4-9-040E4 Required 4-4-030G1 right to vacate 4-9-040E9 City council Violation, penalties 4-9-0401 Authority,duties 4-1-050G Waivers 4-9-040H Comprehensive plan Construction of new structures/use of existing Adopted 4-1-060D Authorized when 4-4-030H1 dare. Amendments Exceptions 4-4-030H2 adopted when 4-9-0201 Construction standards authority to submit 4-9-020B Aquifer protection areas 4-4-03007 review Haul criteria 4-9-020G hours 4-4-030C2 process 4-9-020H routes 4-4-030C1 rezones 4-9-020J Hydroseeding 4-4-03006 submittal requirements,fees 4-9-020E Temporary erosion control 4-4-03005 timing, review 4-9-020D Work hours Consistency with regulations 4-1-070A commercial, multi-family,new single family,other Description 4-1-06013 nonresidential 4-4-030C3b Elements emergency extensions 4-4-030C4 land use map 4-1-060C3 single family remodel, addition 4-4-030C3a optional 4-1-060C2 Critical areas required 4-1-060C1 Administration, interpretation Instruments of implementation generally 4-3-05001 Title 4 4-1-070B1 proposal approval 4-3-05005 Title 8 4-1-070B2 review authority 4-3-050D4a Title 10 4-1-070B3 Alterations allowed 4-3-050E3 Periodic review 4-9-020K Alternates 4-3-050N1 Purposes 4-1-060A Appeals 4-3-0500 Conditional use permits Applicability 4-3 050B1 Application Aquifer protection grounds,facts 4-9-030D See also Aquifer protection areas notice,comment period 4-9-030F administration, interpretation 4-3-05002 submittal requirements,fees 4-9-030E applicability, mapping 4-3-050B2 Authority 4-9-030C exemptions 4-3-050C1a Combined with site plan review 4-9-030K finding of conformance 4-3-050C3b Decision criteria map 4-3-050Q1 designated 4-9-030G operating, closure permits 4-3-050C2b ,' kennels 4-9-030H performance standards Nomwireless communication facilities 4-9-0301 applicability 4-3-050H1 Grant, denial,conditions 4-9-030J construction activity 4-3-050H7 Index-3 (Revised 12/00) Cross connections fill material 4-3-050H8 habitat assessment 4-3-050K2 hazardous materials facilities 4-3-050H2 mitigation options 4-3-050K5 hazardous materials releases 4-3-050H10 native growth protection area 4-3-050K3 landfills 4-3-050H9 purpose of provisions 4-3-050A50 pesticide, nitrate use 4-3-050H3 review authority 4-3-050D4b T pipelines 4-3-050H6 variances 4-3-050N3c surface water 4-3-050H5 Hazardous materials wastewater disposal 4-3-050H4 See also Aquifer protection prohibited activities 4-3-05008e list 4-3-050R purpose of provisions 4-3-050A2 Landslide areas See Geologic hazards review authority 4-3-050D4c Mapping 4-3-050B8 variances 4-3-050N3a Maps 4-3-050Q Coal mine hazards See Geologic hazards Modifications 4-3-050N2 Erosion hazards See Geologic hazards Native growth protection areas 4-3-050G Exemptions Nonconforming activities 4-3-050C10 activities Performance standards buffer areas 4-3-05007 aquifer protection 4-3-050H designated 4-3-05005 flood hazards 4-3-0501 limitations 4-3-05006 generally 4-3-050E1 applicability 4-3-050C1 geologic hazards 4-3-050J emergency,temporary 4-3-050C9 habitat conservation 4-3-050K letter 4-3-050C4 wetlands 4-3-050M permits Pipeline materials 4-3-050S finding of conformance 4-3-050C3 Procedures,fees 4-3-050F required 4-3-050C2a Prohibited activities 4-3-05008 Flood hazards Protection 4-3-050E2 administration, interpretation 4-3-050D3 Purpose of provisions 4-3-050A1 appeal records 4-3-05002 Seismic hazards See Geologic hazards applicability, mapping 4-3-05063 Variances 4-3-050N3 map 4-3-05002 Violations performance standards See also Environmental regulations anchoring 4-3-050I2a,4-3-050I2b testing requirements 4-3-130C applicability 4-3-05011 Wetlands compensatory storage 4-3-05016 applicability, mapping 4-3-05067 construction materials, methods 4-3-05012c assessment relief 4-3-050P 14110 critical facilities 4-3-05015 compensation manufactured homes 4-3-05013b mitigation banks, special area management nonresidential construction 4-3-05013c programs 4-3-050M15 project review 4-3-05012f mitigation plans 4-3-050M16 recreational vehicles 4-3-05013d off-site 4-3-050M14 residential construction 4-3-05013a out-of-kind replacement 4-3-050M13 restrictions 4-3-05014 required 4-3-050M9 subdivisions 4-3-050I2e restoration, creation,enhancement 4-3-050M10 utilities 4-3-05012d sureties 4-3-050M17 prohibited activities 4-3-05008b creation, restoration 4-3-050M11 purpose of provisions 4-3-050A3 enhancement 4-3-050M12 variances 4-3-050N3b map 4-3-05005 Geologic hazards performance standards applicability, mapping 4-3-050B4 alternative methods 4-3-050M8 map 4-3-05003 applicability 4-3-050M1 performance standards buffers 4-3-050M6 applicability 4-3-050J1 classifications 4-3-050M5 approval conditions 4-3-050J4 generally 4-3-050M2 coal mine hazards 4-3-050J8 native growth protection areas 4-3-050M7 landslide hazards 4-3-050J7 regulatory edge 4-3-050M4 secondary review 4-3-050J3 study required 4-3-050M3 sensitive slopes 4-3-050J6 prohibited activities 4-3-05008d slopes, protected 4-3-050J5 purpose of provisions 4-3-050A7 special studies 4-3-050J2 review authority 4-3-050D4b purpose of provisions 4-3-050A4 variances 4-3-050N3c review authority 4-3-050D4b Cross connections variances 4-3-050N3c See also Sanitary sewer standards;Water service Habitat conservation standards applicability, mapping 4-3-05065 Applicability 4-6-020B performance standards Authority 4-6-020C alterations, mitigation required 4-3-050K4 Backflow prevention assemblies *1110 applicability 4-3-050K1 installation 4-6-020D (Revised 12/00) Index-4 Environmental review procedures types 4-6-020E Driveway regulations See Parking,loading,driveway Inspection,testing 4-6-020G regulations Purpose 4-6-020A Responsibilities E owner 4-6-020F3 Enforcement officer plan review section 4-6-020F2 Designated 4-1-100A water utilities section 4-6-020F1 Environmental regulations p Violations critical areas testing requirements 4-3-130C Dangerous buildings code enforcement officer 4-3-130A See also Abatement of dangerous buildings; penalties 4-3-130B Building code Environmental review committee Adopted 4-5-060A Authority,duties 4-1-050C Process for abatement 4-5-060B Environmental review procedures Definitions See also Critical areas Designated 4-11-010—4-11-260 Appeals 4-9-070T Development regulations Applicability 4-9-070B Adopted 4-1-030,4-4-030B Applicable authority Intent 4-4-030A hydraulic projects 4-9-070H1 Interpretation successor agencies 4-9-070H2 conflicts,overlaps 4-1-080A Authority 4-9-070E minimum requirements 4-1-080B Categorical exemptions terminology 4-1-080C decision authority 4-9-07013 zoning administrator determination 4-1-080D effect 4-9-07018 Liability modifications 4-9-07012 city officer,employee 4-1-090A proposals disclaimer 4-1-090C description 4-9-07014 owner,builder 4-1-090B exempt, nonexempt actions 4-9-07016 Purpose 4-1-020 review criteria 4-9-07015 Roles, responsibilities 4-1-050 statutes adopted by reference 4-9-07011 Severability 4-1-120 timing for identification 4-9-07017 Title 4-1-010 Definitions Title exclusivity,construction 4-1-130 designated 4-9-070R2 Drainage standards statutes adopted by reference 4-9-070R1 See also Flood hazards under Critical areas Environmental checklist Amendments to King County Surface Water Design city proposals 4-9-070K4 Manual Chapter 1 4-6-030E3 lead agency determination 4-9-070K2 Authority 4-6-030B optional review 4-9-070K5 Bonds,insurance private proposals 4-9-070K3 construction 4-6-030H1 required when 4-9-070K1 liability policy 4-6-030H3 threshold determination 4-9-070K2 maintenance 4-6-030H2 Environmental impact statements required 4-6-030H additional elements 4-9-070M8 Flood, drainage,erosion area development restrictions information 4-6-030D effect of inadequate 4-9-070M7 Maintenance of facilities required 4-9-070M6 by city 4-6-03011 nonexempt proposals 4-9-070M3 by owner 4-6-030J purpose 4-9-070M1 notification of defect 4-6-03012 responsibility,preparation 4-9-070M4,4-9-070M5 Plan statutes adopted by reference 4-9-070M2 conformance with design criteria,drafting standards Existing environmental documents 4-6-030F purpose 4-9-070P1 requirements,analysis methods statutes adopted by reference 4-9-070P2 additional 4-6-030E3 Forms,statutes adopted by reference 4-9-070S aquifer recharge,protection areas 4-6-030E2 General requirements,statutes adopted by reference content 4-6-030E1 4-9-070D review,approval Interpretation 4-9-070C additional information 4-6-030G3 Lead agency fees 4-6-030G2 determination 4-9-070F2 timing,process 4-6-030G1 status,shared duties agreements 4-9-070F3 review procedures,tests 4-6-030K statutes adopted by reference 4-9-070F1 submittal threshold determinations when not required 4-6-030C2 city objections 4-9-070F5 when required 4-6-030C1 effect 4-9-070F4 Purpose 4-6-030A Notice,commenting Violations,penalties 4-6-030N availability of records 4-9-070011 consolidation 4-9-07005 Index-5 (Revised 11/01) Fees costs 4-9-07006 procedures 4-9-250C3 draft,supplemental EISs 4-9-070Q4 Fences,hedges filing by facsimile 4-9-070010 Applicability 4-4-040B form 4-9-07009 __ Commercial,industrial standards of actions establishing time limits 4-9-07007 barbed wire fences 4-4-040E3 publishing responsibility 4-9-07008 electric fences 4-4-040E2 purpose 4-9-070Q1 location,height 4-4-040E1 statutes adopted by reference 4-9-070Q2 special provisions 4-4-040E5 threshold determinations 4-9-07003 Compliance 4-4-040H Purpose of provisions 4-9-070A Height restrictions, review of variation 4-4-040F Sensitive areas Purpose 4-4-040A inapplicable SEPA exemptions 4-9-070J2 Requirements maps 4-9-070J1 berms 4-4-040C2 threshold determinations 4-9-070J3 grades 4-4-040C3 SEPA responsible official height,method of measurement 4-4-040C1 consultation requests 4-9-070G3 modifications 4-4-040C4 designated 4-9-070G1 Residential standards duties 4-9-070G2 access gate 4-4-040D3 SEPA substantive authority electric fences 4-4-040D4 basis 4-9-07002 height limits conditions 4-9-07004 corner lots 4-4-040D2 denials 4-9-07005 interior lots 4-4-040D1 policies,goals 4-9-07003 Special administrative permits recommendation of conditions 4-9-07006 eligibility,application 4-4-040G1 revising conditions, reconsideration 4-9-07007 evaluation criteria 4-4-040G2 statutes adopted by reference 4-9-07001 Fire code Threshold determination See also Building code changed,clarified proposals 4-9-070L6 Access 4-5-07007 DNS 4-9-070L7,4-9-070L8 Administration,enforcement 4-5-070C1 DS 4-9-070L8 Adopted 4-5-070B early notice request 4-9-070L15 Amendments identification of impacts 4-9-070L2 Article 1,Section 101.5 4-5-070C2 mitigated DNS Article 1,Section 103.3 4-5-070C3 authorized,issuance 4-9-070L5 Article 1, Section 105 4-5-070C4 effect 4-9-070L14 Article 2,Section 220 4-5-07005 Ng notice,comment period 4-9-070L11 Article 9,Section 901.4.4 4-5-07006 mitigation measures Article 9,Section 902 4-5-07007 effect,enforcement 4-9-070L13 Article 10, Section 1001.5 4-5-07008 incorporation into DNS 4-9-070L10 Article 10,Section 1003 4-5-070C9 specificity 4-9-070L9 Article 10, Section 1004 4-5-070C11 nonexempt proposals 4-9-070L12 Article 10, Section 1007 4-5-070C10 notice to applicant 4-9-070L4 Article 11, Section 1102.3 4-5-070C12 statutes adopted by reference 4-9-070L1 Article 25, Section 2501.3.1 4-5-070C13 time limits 4-9-070L3 Article 78,Section 7802 4-5-070C15 Environmentally sensitive areas See Critical areas; Article 79 4-5-070C16 Environmental review procedures Article 80 4-5-070C17 Excavation regulations See Grading,excavation, Section 103.2.1.1 4-5-070C1 mining regulations Article 52, Section 5201.6.3 deleted 4-5-070C14 F Automatic fire-extinguishing systems 4-5-070C9 Conditions of permits 4-5-070C4 Fees Fire alarm systems 4-5-070C10 See also Specific Fee;System development charges Fireworks 4-5-070C15 Drainage plans review 4-6-030G2 Flammable,combustible liquids 4-5-070C16 Extra designated 4-1-200 Hazardous materials 4-5-070C17 Land use permits 4-8-110C4,4-8-120D1 Hydrants Lot line adjustments 4-7-060D accessibility 4-5-070D10 Open space,agricultural,timber lands 4-9-1400 buildings more than 200 feet from street property line Public art exemption procedures 4-9-160G4 4-5-070D12 Sanitary sewer connections 4-6-040E3 commercial, business, industrial, manufacturing areas Shoreline permits 4-9-190E3 annexed properties 4-5-070D2c Signs 4-4-100D1,4-4-100H9d installation 4-5-070D2a Street standards construction plan review 4-6-060N2 number,location 4-5-07002b Underground storage tank secondary containment contract for multiple uses 4-5-070D5 regulations 4-5-120J5 dead end mains 4-5-070D16 Utility lines underground installation permit 4-6-090G4 design,installation requirements 4-5-070D11 Waiver fire flow requirements 4-5-070D6 CD, RM-U zones 4-1-210 (Revised 11/01) Index-6 Fire code fire protection services changes in use requiring increase 4-5-070D19 meter,detector 4-5-070D17 use restrictions 4-5-070D18 violation,penalties 4-5-070D20 installation timing 4-5-070D1 b location 4-5-070D9 number required 4-5-070D8 other areas 4-5-070D3 plans required 4-5-070D1a prohibited type 4-5-070D15 required 4-5-070D1 Index-6.1 (Revised 11/01) NIS This page left intentionally blank. (Revised 1 MI) Index-6.2 Grading,excavation,mining regulations residential sprinkling 4-5-070D7 reports 4-4-060F1 service,testing 4-5-070D14 setbacks 4-4-060F7 special locations 4-5-070D4 soil engineer responsibilities 4-4-060F3 upgrade to standards 4-5-070D1 c Fills water system requirements 4-5-070D13 compaction 4-4-060L5 Inspection,permits 4-5-070C3 conformance,waivers 4-4-060L1 Liability claims 4-5-070C2 drainage,terracing 4-4-060L7 Maintenance 4-5-07008 ground preparation 4-4-060L3 Open burning 4-5-070C12 materials 4-4-060L4 Place of assembly 4-5-070C13 slope,maximum 4-4-060L6 Premises identification 4-5-07006 slope location 4-4-060L2 Purpose 4-5-070A Final inspection, approval 4-4-060P2 Shall defined 4-5-07005 Hydroseeding 4-4-060C4 Standpipes 4-5-070C11 Inspection,testing,reports 4-4-060E,4-4-060G Fire department Landscaping 4-4-060C1 Bureau of fire prevention Licenses See Permits, licenses established 4-5-020B1 Maintenance, appearance 4-4-060H10 report 4-5-02063 Noise levels 4-4-060H5 Fire marshal appointed 4-5-02062 Notification Inspectors appointed 4-5-020B4 of changes of responsibility 4-4-06007 Fire prevention fees of noncompliance 4-4-06006 Per permit type 4-1-150B Permits, licenses Plan review, inspection 4-1-150A applicability 4-9-080B Flood hazard regulations See Critical areas;Drainage exemptions 4-9-080C standards major activity review process G applicability of other requirements 4-9-080F8 authority 4-9-080F1 Garage inspection, enforcement 4-9-080F9 Location on steep slope,setback alternative 4-9-230 license 4-9-080F3 Garage sales permit expiration,extension 4-9-080F10 Applicability 4-4-050A permit required 4-9-080F2 Conditions 4-4-050B permit review criteria 4-9-080F4 Violations,penalties 4-4-050C permit transferability 4-9-080F11 Grading,excavation,mining regulations plan approval 4-9-080F6 `dire` Air,water discharges 4-4-060H7 relinquishing jurisdiction 4-9-080F7 Appeals 4-4-0600 reuse of site 4-9-080F5 Applicability 4-4-060B1 minor activity review process Application authority 4-9-080E1 annexed activities 4-4-06063 license application 4-9-080E2 existing activities 4-4-06062 license issuance 4-9-080E4 Bond 4-4-060D permit revocation 4-9-080E5 Compliance with time periods 4-4-060B4 work completion 4-9-080E3 Conformance with state requirements 4-4-06005 revocation 4-9-080G1 Cuts submittal requirements,fees 4-9-080D conformance 4-4-060K1 violations, penalties 4-9-080G drainage,terracing 4-4-060K3 Plans,reports slope, maximum 4-4-060K2 as-graded grading 4-4-060P1a Drainage geologic grading 4-4-060P1c conformance 4-4-060N1 required 4-4-060P1 disposal 4-4-060N4 soil grading 4-4-060P1 b minimum grade 4 4 060N4a Property location,setbacks 4-4-060H4 overland runoff 4-4-060N5 Purpose 4-4-060A releases 4-4-060N4b Safety 4-4-060H2 stream acceptance 4-4-060N4c Scope 4-4-060B subsurface 4-4-060N3 Screening 4-4-060C2 terrace 4-4-060N2 Slopes capacity 4 4 060N2c clearing, rounding tops 4-4-060H3 scouring 4-4-060N2b generally 4-4-06001 settling ponds 4 4 060N2d maximum permitted 4-4-060H1 swales 4 4 060N2a other devices, methods 4-4-06002 Dust, mud control 4-4-060H8 top,toe setbacks 4-4-060J Emergency permits 4-4-060C9 Soil erosion,sedimentation 4-4-060H9 Engineering grading requirements 4-4-060F Solid waste fills building division responsibilities 4-4-060F5 animal waste 4-4-060M10 civil engineer responsibilities 4-4-060F2 applicable requirements 4-4-060M3 engineering geologist responsibilities 4-4-060F4 building debris,flammable material 4-4-060M8 fences,gates 4-4-060F6 bulk items 4-4-060M7 Index-7 (Revised 10/00) Hearing examiner cell cover 4-4-060M5 I compaction 4-4-060M6 drainage 4-4-060M13 Improvement installation procedures deferral location 4-4-060M4 Board of public works approval prohibited activities 4-4-060M16 applicability 4-9-060C1 prohibited materials 4-4-060M12 expiration 4-9-06006 reports extension of time 4-9-06007 contents 4-4-060M2 notice to administrator 4-9-060C12 required 4-4-060M1 plans special requirements 4-4-060M15 required 4-9-060C4 stabilization 4-4-060M9 waiver 4-9-06005 treatment 4-4-060M11 security water disposal 4-4-060M14 acceptable forms 4-9-06008 Stop work order 4-4-06008 binding 4-9-060C 11 Stream courses 4-4-060C3 covenant option 4-9-060C9,4-9-060C10 Surface water proceedings against 4-9-060C15 adjacent bank slopes 4-4-06013 required 4-9-060C3 depth of lakes 4-4-06012 transferability 4-9-060C13,4-9-060C14 polluted,stagnant 4-4-06011 Temporary occupancy permit Violations,penalties 4-4-060R applicability 4-9-060B1 Work hours 4-4-060H6 expiration 4-9-06064 Work in progress 4-4-060H extension 4-9-060B5 security required 4-9-06063 H K Hazardous materials See Aquifer protection areas; Bulk storage facilities;Critical areas; Fire code Kennels See Hobby kennels;Zoning Hearing examiner L Appeals 4-1-050F4 Authority,duties 4-1-050F1 Land clearing See Tree cutting, land clearing Recommendations 4-1-050F2 Land use permits Variances 4-1-050F3 Appeals Hedges See Fences,hedges administrative decisions Hobby kennels applicability,authority 4-8-110E1 See also under Zoning by examiner 4-8-110E7 License complaint of noncompliance 4-8-110E5 appeals 4-9-100H content of hearing 4-8-110E6d approval,issuance 4-9-100C electronic transcript 4-8-110E6f decision criteria 4-9-100E notice 4-8-110E6a revocation 4-9-100G1 notice of hearing 4-8-110E6c submittal requirements,fees 4-9-100D of examiner's decision 4-8-110E8 validity 4-9-100F procedures 4-8-110E6 violations,penalties 4-9-100G record required 4-8-110E6e Home occupations standing 4-8-110E3 Applicability 4-9-090C time limits for filing 4-8-110E4 Business license to board of public works 4-8-110D application 4-9-090F1 transmittal of records, reports 4-8-110E6b approval,issuance 4-9-090F3 authority 4-8-110B comment period 4-9-090G3 city council renewal 4-9-090G4 decision documentation 4-8-110F9 required 4-9-090E decision,remand 4-8-110F8 Compliance with conditions 4-9-090F2 evaluation criteria 4-8-110F6 Defined 4-9-090A final 4-8-110F10 Exemptions 4-9-090C1 findings,conclusions 4-8-110F7 Inspection 4-9-090G2 letters of support 4-8-110F3 Limitations notice 4-8-110F2 customer visits 4-9-090G6 review procedures 4-8-110F5 hours 4-9-090G7 time frame 4-8-110F1 use 4-9-090G5 transmittal of record 4-8-110F4 Notification to neighbors 4-9-090G1 filing by facsimile 4-8-11005 Prohibited 4-9-090D form,content 4-8-110C3 Purpose 4-9-090B limit on number 4-8-11008 Qualification standards 4-9-090F4 notice,fee 4-8-110C4 Housing code restrictions on subsequent actions 4-8-11007 See also Building code scope,purpose 4-8-110A Adopted 4-5-080A shoreline permit decisions0 Procedures 4-5-080B copy on file 4-8-110H3 - Hydrants See under Fire code filing place,time 4-8-110H2 (Revised 10/00) Index-8 Manufactured, mobile homes,parks standing 4-8-110H1 Purpose, intent 4-8-010 substantial development permits 4-8-110H4 Responsibilities of specific bodies 4-8-070B superior court Review authority 4-8-070A applicability 4-8-110G2 Submittal requirements 4-8-120 content 4-8-110G4 building applications 4-8-120B initiation,time limits 4-8-110G5 definitions 4-8-120D intent 4-8-110G1 land use applications 4-8-120C other than land use decisions 4-8-110G6 public works applications 4-8-120A standing 4-8-110G3 Types,classifications 4-8-040 Applicability 4-8-020 Land uses See Zoning Applications Landscaping complete 4-8-060D See also Tree cutting, land clearing thing 4-8-060C Applicability 4-4-070B hearing Compliance with shorelines master program 4-4-070D7 closure, continuation 4-8-100F4 Compliance with standards 4-4-070D1 constitutes hearing by council 4-8-100F2 Damaged 4-4-0701 dismissal 4-8-100F5 Deferral of improvements 4-4-070F required 4-8-100F1 Erosion control devices 4-4-070D9 rules 4-8-100F3 Existing plants 4-4-07003 letter of completeness 4-8-060H Green River Valley requirements 4-4-07006 additional information 4-8-100C3 Installation 4-4-070E incomplete 4-8-10002 Maintenance timing 4-8-10001 failure 4-4-070H2 multiple submittals 4-8-060F required 4-4-070H1 notices 4-8-100D Parking lot requirements 4-4-07002 purpose 4-8-060A Plans report modifications 4-4-070G content 4-8-100E1 required 4-4-0700 timing 4-8-100E2 Preservation of unique features 4-4-07005 submittal,filing 4-8-100B Protection of fragile natural environments 4-4-07004 submittal waiver 4-8-060G Purpose,intent 4-4-070A vesting 4-8-060B Requirements 4-4-0700 Classifications Slopes 4-4-07008 procedures 4-8-080G Underground sprinkling system 4-4-070010 „' purpose 4-8-080A Licenses review Grading, excavation, mining regulations 4-9-080F3 based on type 4-8-080B Hobby kennels 4-9-100C multiple applications 4-8-080C Home occupations 4-9-090E processes 4-8-080H Loading regulations See Parking, loading, driveway time frames regulations designated 4-8-080D exclusions 4-8-080F M maximum permitted 4-8-080E Manufactured, mobile homes, parks Council action 4-8-100K Applicability, conformance 4-9-110B Decision Authority, responsibility conditions 4-8-100G3 building official 4-9-11001 expiration 4-8-100H development services division 4-9-11002 findings,copies on file 4-8-100G1 hearing examiner 4-9-11003 reconsideration 4-8-100G4 Certificate of occupancy 4-9-110E8 time extension for filing 4-8-100G2 Effect of issuance 4-8-030 Construction Exemptions from state requirements permits-rSquired 4-5-030A timing 4-9-110E7 authority 4-8-050A Individual installation notification, procedure 4-8-050C,4-8-050D insignia 4-5-03063 review process,time limits 4-8-05013 permit required 4-5-030B1 Extension 4-8-1001 requirements 4-5-030B2 Large scale, phased projects 4-8-100J License revocation 4-9-110J1 Notice Maintenance administrative decisions 4-8-0900 applicability 4-8-090A general 4 1 landscapingg 4-9-1 4-9-110G2 city council decision 4-8-090F Plan, application development application 4-8-090B copies, recommendations 4-9-110E2 hearing examiner decision 4-8-090E extension, expiration 4-9-110H public hearing 4-8-090D modifications 4-9-110E5 content 4-8-090D2 notice 4-9-110E3 time 4-8-09001 required 4-9-110E1 Preapplication meeting 4-8-100A transmittal to hearing examiner 4-9-110E4 Index-9 (Revised 12/00) Mechanical code Purpose 4-9-110A Violations, penalties 4-10-020 Review procedures 4-9-110E Surety required 4-9-110E6 0 Violations, penalties 4-9-110J Occupancy permits 1411111 Mechanical code Applicability 4-9-130B See also Building code Certificate Adopted 4-5-090A application, issuance 4-9-130D Board of appeals 4-5-090B request,issuance 4-9-130C Mining regulations See Grading,excavation, mining Construction of improvements required 4-4-030E regulations Off-site improvements Mitigation fees Design standards 4-4-03002 Designated 4-1-190 Permits 4-4-03003 Mobile homes, parks See Manufactured, mobile Required 4-4-03001 homes,parks Open space,agricultural,timber lands Modification procedures Application fees Application 4-9-25001 designated 4-9-140C Center office residential 3 zone 4-9-250D4 refund 4-9-140D Centers residential demonstration districts 4-9-250D3 Open Space Taxation Act Rules adopted 4-9-140A Decision criteria 4-9-25002 Purpose 4-9-250A3 N Parking,loading,driveway regulations National Electrical Code See also Street standards See also Building code Appeals 4-4-080M Adopted 4-5-040A Applicability 4-4-080B1 Connections for mechanical equipment 4-5-040C4 Building permit required 4-4-080B5a Nonmetallic sheathed cable 4-5-040C2 Buildings, new and additions 4-4-08081a Permit required 4-5-040B Business license 4-4-080B5c Standards for existing buildings 4-5-040C3 Calculation of number of spaces State rules adopted 4-5-040C1 distance measurement 4-4-080D2b Nonconforming uses,structures fractions 4-4-08002a Conditional approval permits seat measurements 4 4-080D2c appeals 4-9-120L Change in use 4-4-080B1b applicability 4-9-120B Changes in arrangement 4-4-080B4 authority 4-9-120C Conformance 4-4-08062 conditions 4-9-1201 Deferral of improvements 4-4-080L1 duration,amortization periods 4-9-120J Delay in installation of spaces 4-4-080L2a exceptions 4-9-120B1 Deliveries,shipments 4-4-080B1c granting,denial 4-9-120H Downtown core area exemption 4-4-080C issuance criteria 4-9-120E Driveways purpose 4-9-120A angle 4-4-08015 review criteria grades 4-4-08016 structures 4-9-120G joint use 4-4 08017 uses 4-9-120F location 4-4-08011 submittal requirements,fees 4-9-1200 number, maximum 4-4-08014 Critical areas 4-10-010G spacing 4-4-08012 Permits pending valid 4-10-0106 width, maximum 4-4-08013 Structures 4-10-010C Enforcement authority 4-4-08001 alterations Joint use other structures 4-10-010C3b contract 4 4 080E3d with conditional approval permits 4-10 010C3a distance from use 4-4-080E3c extension 4-10-010C4 encouraged 4-4-080E3a restoration 4-10-01005 shopping center provisions 4-4-080E3e illegal structures 4-10-01005c when applicable 4-4-080E3b other structures 4-10-01005b Landscaping maintenance with conditional approval permit 4-10-01005a bond 4-4-080H3 unsafe 4-10-010C2 inspection 4-4-080H2 vacant,abandoned, amortized 4-10-010C1 required 4-4-080H1 Uses 4-10-010D Loading spaces abandonment 4-10-01001 clear area for doors adult, amortization 4-10-010D5 dock high 4-4-080J4 changes 4-10-01003 ground level 4-4-080J5 relocation 4-10-01002 plan 4-4-080J2 restoration 4-10-01004 projections into streets, alleys 4-4-080J3 illegal structures 4-10-010D4c required 4-4-080J1 Location requirements 460 other structures 4-10-010D4b joint use 4-4-080E3 with conditional approval permit 4-10-010D4a off-site 4-4-080E2 (Revised 12/00) Index-10 Planned unit development regulations on-site 4-4-080E1 Applications,review authority 4-1-050H Lot construction requirements Aquifer protection areas 4-9-015 drainage 4-4-080G5 Bulk storage facilities 4-4-110C1 marking 4-4-080G3 Conditional use 4-9-030J surfacing Fire code 4-5-070C3 parking lots 4-4-080G1 Grading,excavation, mining regulations 4-9-080F2 storage lots 4-4-080G2 Manufactured/mobile homes, parks wheel stops 4-4-080G4 construction 4-5-030A Lot design standards individual installation 4-5-030B1 access approval 4-4-080F3 National Electrical Code 4-5-040B aisle width Off-site improvements 4-4-030D3 head-in parking(45 degree)4-4-080F9d Railroad, utility line construction 4-9-170B head-in parking (60 degree)4-4-080F9c Sanitary sewer connections 4-6-040E head-in parking(90 degree)4-4-080F9b Sewage disposal 4-6-04011 parallel parking 4-4-080F9a Shoreline 4-9-190E2,4-9-190G fire lanes Signs 4-4-100D1 access to existing buildings 4-4-080F6f Special applicability 4-4-080F6a expirations,extensions 4-9-220E clearance,turning radii 4-4-080F6e location of garages within setbacks 4-9-230 identification 4-4-080F6c purpose,authority 4-9-220A modifications 4-4-080F6g review,decision criteria 4-9-220D surfacing,construction 4-4-080F6d submittal requirements,fees 4-9-220C width,clearance 4-4-080F6b Subdivision improvements 4-7-100C landscaping Underground storage tank secondary containment additional for large lots 4-4-080F7e regulations 4-5-120J1 applicability 4-4-080F7a Planned unit development regulations approval 4-4-080F7b Abandonment 4-9-15002 general requirements 4-4-080F7c Access,circulation, parking 4-9-150J7 installation 4-4-080F7h Appeals storage lots 4-4-080F7f council decision 4-9-150Q underground sprinkling system 4-4-080F7g width requirements 4-4-080F7d lighting 4-4-080F5 linkages 4-4-080F4 maneuvering space, right-of-way use 4-4-080F1 slopes, maximum 4-4-080F2 stalls compact size, number 4-4-080F8c customer/guest 4-4-080F8e disabled 4-4-080F8f lots, private garages,carports 4-4-080F8a reduced length for overhang 4-4-080F8d structured parking 4-4-080F8b Modifications 4-4-080K Number of spaces interpretation 4-4-080F10a joint use 4-4-080F10c(i) modifications 4-4-080F10d,4-4-080F10e multiple uses 4-4-080F10b required 4-4-080F10e transportation management plans 4-4-080F10c(ii) Occupancy permit 4-4-080B5b Off-site parking approval 4-4-080E2a building permit review 4-4-080E2b conditions for approval 4-4-080E2c distance to lot 4-4-080E2e standards 4-4-080E2d On-site parking boat moorage 4-4-080E1 c dwellings 4-4-080E1a multi-family 4-4-080E1 b other uses 4-4-080E1d Plans required 4-4-08063 Purpose 4-4-080A Reserved areas standards 4-4-080L2b Permits See also Specific Permit Index-10.1 (Revised 10/00) This page left intentionally blank. 4.010 virS (Revised 10/00) Index-10.2 Refuse,recyclables standards hearing examiner decision 4-9-150P Responsibilities,duties Applicability 4-9-1508 city council 4-9-150C4 Approval authority 4-9-1500 development services division 4-9-150C2 Building,occupancy permits hearing examiner 4-9-150C1 final plan reviewing agencies 4-9-150C3 conformance 4-9-150N2 Resuming development of abandoned 4-9-15003 minor adjustments 4-9-150N3 Setback,height standards 4-9-150J4 issuance 4-9-150N4 Shoreline areas 4-9-150J5 occupation of structures 4-9-150N5 Violations,penalties 4-9-150R public notice sign 4-9-150N1 Planning/building/public works administrator Common facilities Authority,duties 4-1-050A installation 4-9-150J9a Planning commission maintenance 4-9-150J9b Authority,duties 4-1-050E Decision criteria 4-9-150E Plumbing code Densities See also Building code bonuses 4-9-15016 Adopted 4-5-100A maximum base residential 4-9-15013 Amendments maximum total residential 4-9-15017 city 4-5-100C reduction in base for sensitive lands 4-9-15014 Section 102.3 4-5-100C reduction in total for sensitive lands 4-9-15018 state 4-5-10013 Development standards 4-9-150J Violations,penalties 4-5-100C Environmentally sensitive areas 4-9-150J6 Procedures,review criteria Environmentally sensitive areas map 4-9-15015 See also Specific Procedure, Review Criteria Expiration 4-9-15001 Violations,penalties 4-9-260 Final plan review Public art exemption procedures application submittal requirements,fees 4-9-150M2 Appeals 4-9-1601 building permits 4-9-150M7b to hearing examiner 4-9-16011 construction authorized 4-9-150M7b transmittal of file, report 4-9-16012 covenants 4-9-150M6a Applicability 4-9-160B extension 4-9-150M9 Application 4-9-160E modifications Arts commission major 4-9-150M5 application minor 4-9-150M4 fee 4-9-160G4 notice 4-9-150M3 transferal 4-9-160G *tow' phasing 4-9-150M8 determination of artist recognition 4-9-160G3 property owner's association 4-9-150M6b review,recommendation 4-9-160G1 review,approval 4-9-150M6 role,duties 4-9-160G2 standards superimposed 4-9-150M7a Certificate 4-9-160D time limits 4-9-150M1 Criteria 4-9-160C Merger of review 4-9-150L Final authority 4-9-160H Minimum site area 4-9-150H Review 4-9-160F Modification of certain standards 4-9-150J1 Public use notification procedures Number of dwelling units,computation Content 4-3-080B formula 4-9-15012 Development standards applicability 4-3-080D method 4-9-15011 Meeting summary 4-3-080C Open space Required 4-3-080A common 4-9-150J2 installation 4-9-150J8a R maintenance 4-9-150J8b Railroad,utility line construction permit private 4-9-150J3 Grant, decision criteria 4-9-170D Permitted locations 4-9-150F Ordinary repairs 4-9-170C Permitted uses 4-9-150G Required,applicability 4-9-170B Preliminary plan approval Violations,penalties 4-9-170E application Recyclables See Refuse,recyclables standards filing 4-9-150K2 Refuse,recyclables standards submittal requirements,fees 4-9-150K4 Appeals 4-4-090G decision 4-9-150K8 Applicability 4-4-090A effect 4-9-150K9 Approval of screening detail plan 4-4-090C10 notice,comment period 4-9-150K5 Deposit areas,collection points phasing 4-9-150K6 collocation 4-4-090C4 review commercial,industrial,nonresidential developments informal 4-9-150K3 access 4-4-090E2 process 4-9-150K7 location 4-4-090E1 sale of site 4-9-150K11 who may apply 4-9-150K1 dimensions 4-4-090C1 zoning map revision 4-9 150K10 gate opening,vertical clearance 4-4-09008 location 4-4-090C2 Purposes 4-9-150A multi-family residences dispersal 4-4-09003 Index-11 (Revised 12/99) Rezones distance from building entrances 4-4-090D5 Public sewer location within structures 4-4-090D4 costs,damages 4-6-040F1 number 4-4-090D2 developer extension agreement 4-6-040F8 size 4-4-090D1 lift stations 4-6-040F6 obstruction 4-4-090C3 manhole requirements '1 screening 4-4-09007 connections 4-6-040F5c signage 4-4-09005 covers 4-6-040F5b size industrial wastes 4-6-040F5d manufacturing,other nonresidential developments installation location 4-6-040F5a 4-4-090E4 pipe materials 4-6-040F3 office,educational,institutional developments standards 4-6-040F2 4-4-090E3 supervision 4-6-040F7 retail developments 4-4-090E5 use of old 4-6-040F4 structure design 4-4-09006 Septic tanks,privies,cesspools 4-6-0400 Exemptions 4-4-090B Service outside city 4-6-040C Modifications 4-4-090F Sewage disposal standards Weather protection 4-4-090C9 abandonment requirements 4-6-04016 Rezones discharge prohibition 4-6-04014 Application 4-9-180B health officer requirements 4-6-04015 Change of zone classification criteria 4-9-180F inspection,approval 4-6-04012 Council review of ordinance maintenance 4-6-04014 adoption 4-9-180G2 permit 4-6-04011 readings 4-9-180G1 standards,tests 4-6-04013 Procedure when amendment not required 4-9-180D School impact mitigation fees Recommendation,adoption 4-9-180C Appeals,independent calculations 4-1-160G Resubmittal,time limits 4-9-180H Assessments 4-1-160E Submittal requirements,fees 4-9-180E Calculations 4-1-160D S Capital facilities plan adoption,updates 4-1-160J City responsibility 4-1-160M Sanitary sewer standards Definitions 4-1-160B See also Cross connections;Water service Exemptions,credits 4-1-160F standards Fee schedule review 4-1-160K Aquifer protection area requirements Findings,authority 4-1-160A zone 1 4-6-040J1 Fund created 4-1-160L zone 2 4-6-040J2 Impact fee account 4-1-160H Connections Interlocal agreement 4-1-1601 private,public sewer Program elements 4-1-160C location 4-6-040H1 Severability 4-1-160N permit, supervision 4-6-040H2 Shoreline master program to private system 4-6-040A1 Adopted 4-3-090A Connection to city sewer Amendments 4-3-090C application,fees 4-6-040E3 process 4-3-090N2 permit time of review 4-3-090N1 approval options 4-6-040E1 Conservancy environment classes 4-6-040E2 acceptable activities,uses 4-3-09014 required 4-6-040E areas designated 4-3-09012 required 4-6-040A extent 4-3-09013 Facilities improvements construction 4-6-0408 objective 4-3-09011 Private building sewer use regulations barricades,safety requirements 4-6-040G10 commercial 4-3 09015a grease,oil,sand interceptors fish,game reserve, breeding 4-3-09015b construction materials,standards 4-6-040G8c industrial 4-3 09015c maintenance 4-6-040G8d recreation 4 3 09015d required when 4-6-040G8a residential 4-3-09015e type,capacity,location 4-6-040G8b roads 4 3 09015g inspection 4-6-040G9 utilities 4-3 09015f joints,connections 4-6-040G7 Environments designated lesser slope 4-6-040G4 basis 4-3-090G2 pipe maps 4-3-090G3 location,elevation 4-6-040G5 names 4-3-090G1 materials 4-6-040G2 Natural environment restoration of public property 4-6-040G11 acceptable activities,uses 4-3-090H4 separate,independent 4-6-040G1 areas designated 4-3-090H2 size,slope 4-6-040G3 dedication for flood storage 4-3-090H5 surety bond 4-6-040G12 extent 4-3-090H3 trenching standards 4-6-040G6 objective 4-3-090H1 Purposes,priorities 4-3-090D (Revised 12199) Index-12 Sign regulations Record,authenticity 4-3-090B Rulings to be filed 4-9-190K Urban environment Time requirements acceptable uses,activities 4-3-090J4 applicability,modifications 4-9-190J1 areas designated 4-3-090J2 - construction *tiro extent 4-3-090J3 commencement 4-9-190J2 objective 4-3-090J1 completion 4-9-190J3 use regulations review period 4-9-190J5 public access 4-3-090J5b effective date 4-9-190J4 water-oriented activities 4-3-090J5a Transferability 4-9-190L Use regulations Variances,conditional uses airports,seaplane bases 4-3-090L1 authority applicability 4-3-090K1 appeals 4-9-190I2c aquaculture 4-3-090L2 Department of Ecology 4-9-19012b boat-launching ramps 4-3-090L3 hearing examiner 4-9-19012a bulkheads 4-3-090L4 time limit,validity 4-9-19012c commercial developments 4-3-090L5 decision criteria compatibility,design 4-3-090K3 conditional use 4-9-190I5b dredging 4-3-090L6 variance 4-9-19014b environmental effects 4-3-090K2 interpretation 4-9-19013 industrial development 4-3-090L7 purpose 4-9-19011 landfills 4-3-090L8 conditional use 4-9-19015a landscaping 4-3-090K6 variance 4-9-19014a marinas 4-3-090L9 Violations, penalties mining 4-3-090L10 damages,redress 4-9-190P3 parking 4-3-090L11 designated 4-9-190P1 piers,docks 4-3-090L12 injunction 4-9-190P2 public access 4-3-090K4 Sidewalks See Street standards recreation 4-3-090L13 Sign regulations residential development 4-3-090L14 Appeals 4-4-100R roads,railroads 4-3-090L15 Appearance 4-4-100D4 shoreline facilities 4-3-090K5 Applicability 4-4-100B1 stream alteration 4-3-090L16 Business signs permitted where 4-4-100E5a trails 4-3-090L17 Churches,apartments,subdivisions,signs permitted unique features,fragile areas 4-3-090K7 where 4-4-100E4a Nowie utilities 4-3-090L18 City center requirements Water bodies applicability 4-4-100H2 classification letter size limitations shorelines of statewide significance 4-3-090F1 exemption 4-4-100H6b shorelines of the state 4-3-090F2 maximum height 4-4-100H6a jurisdiction,regulated 4-3-090E map 4-4-100H3 Shoreline permits modifications Appeals 4-9-190H authority,purpose 4-4-100H9a Application fees 4-4-100H9d additional information 4-9-190F2 review criteria 4-4-100H9b copies to other jurisdictions 4-9-190E6 variance 4-4-100H9c denial,conditions 4-9-190E5 nonresidential uses development discussion prior to submittal 4-9-190E1 category,•type,number permitted 4-4-100H4b form,content,fees 4-9-190E3 purpose 4-4-100H1 Bonds 4-9-190G size,height,location Conditional uses See Variances,conditional uses awning 4-4-100H5e Consistency with rules,regulations 4-9-190E4 canopy 4-4-100H5e Enforcement 4-9-190M freestanding 4-4-100H5a Exemptions ground 4-4-100H5b certificate application, procedures 4-9-190D marquee 4-4-100H5e designated 4-9-190C multi-occupancy 4-4-100H5h Required 4-9-190E2 multiple building complex 4-4-100H5h Rescission projecting 4-4-100H5d decision,final 4-9-190N5 secondary awning 4-4-100H5g hearing 4-9-190N4 secondary projecting 4-4-100H5g notice secondary wall 4-4-100H5g posting 4-9-190N3 under awning 4-4-100H5f • required 4-9-190N2 under canopy 4-4-100H5f upon noncompliance 4-9-190N1 under marquee 4-4-100H5f Review wall 4-4-100H5c {µ burden of proof 4-9-190F4 standards _,- criteria 4-9-190F1 awning 4-4-100H4b procedural amendments 4-9-190F3 canopy 4-4-100H4b Index-13 (Revised 5/00) Sign regulations freestanding 4-4-100H4b Large retail centers,signs permitted where 4-4-100E5e ground 4-4-100H4b Lighting 4-4-100D5 marquee 4-4-100H4b Location limitations 4-4-100E2 multi-occupancy building 4-4-100H4b Maintenance 4-4-10003 multiple building complex wall 4-4-100H4b Marquee signs permitted where 4-4-100E5b projecting 4-4-100H4b Method for calculating area 4-4-10002 secondary awning without illumination Motor vehicle dealerships 4-4-100H4b outside Auto Mall area,signs permitted where secondary projecting without illumination 4-4-100E5g 4-4-100H4b within Auto Mall area,signs permitted where secondary wall without illumination 4-4-100H4b 4-4-100E5f under awning 4-4-100H4b Nonconforming 4-4-10007 under canopy 4-4-100H4b Parks, recreation facilities signs 4-4-100E4f under marquee 4-4-100H4b Permits wall 4-4-100H4b exceptions 4-4-100B6 temporary signs 4-4-100H8 fees 4-4-10001 type,number permitted 4-4-100H4 required 4-4-10082 churches 4-4-100H4a Permitted 4-4-100E1 residential uses 4-4-100H4a commercial,industrial zones 4-4-100E5 schools4-4-100H4a residential,commercial,industrial zones 4-4-100E4 Design,construction requirements Portable See Temporary,portable signs allowed stresses 4-4-100K5 Prohibited 4-4-100C,4-4-100E1 anchorage 4-4-100K10 Projections approved plastics 4-4-100K13 annual sign permit required 4-4-100L5 clearance identification of installer,date of installation 4-4-100L3 from fire escapes,exits,standpipes 4-4-100K18 liability insurance 4-4-100L4 from high voltage power lines 4-4-100K17 right-of-way clearance,projection 4-4-100K16 additional allowances 4-4-100L2c combined loads 4-4-100K4 allowed 4-4-100L2 combustible materials restrictions 4-4-100K8 awnings 4-4-100L2c(iii) display surfaces 4-4-100K11 building canopies 4-4-100L2c(iii) electrical wiring 4-4-100K15 marquee 4-4-100L2b 4-4-100L2c(iii) generally 4-4-100K1 projecting 4-4-100L2c(ii) glass panel size,thickness,type 4-4-100K12 wall 4-4-100L2a 4-4-100L2c(i) -- materials 4-4-100K7 setbacks 4-4-100L1 nonstructural trim 4-4-100K9 Public facilities signs 4-4-100E4f obstruction of openings 4-4-100K19 Public right-of-way seismic loads 4-4-100K3 city-sponsored signs 4-4-10011 structural supports 4-4-100K6 directional signs for nonpublic buildings supports 4-4-100K20 appeal 4-4-100I3b welding 4-4-100K14 installation 4-4-100I3c wind loads 4-4-100K2 request 4-4-10013a Design standards directional signs for public buildings 4-4-10012 awning, canopy,marquee signs residential open house sign 4-4-10014 applicability 4-4-100N1 Purpose 4-4-100A location 4-4-100N2 P-1 zone requirements UBC requirements 4-4-100N2 height,setback restrictions 4-4-100G3 electric signs illumination,location 4-4-100G4 identification of installer,date of installation off-premises advertising 4-4-100G5 4-4-10003 size 4-4-100G2 installation 4-4-10002 type 4-4-100G1 label of testing agency 4-4-10004 Real estate signs permitted where 4-4-100E4d materials 4-4-10001 Removal upon closure of business projecting signs 4-4-100M outside city center 4-4-100D6b under awning,canopy, marquee signs outside of city center 4-4-100D6a location,size outside city center 4-4-100N3b Requirements 4-4-100D location,size within city center 4-4-100N3c School signs 4-4-100E4f number 4-4-100N3a Shopping centers,signs permitted where 4-4-100E5d Enforcement authority 4-4-10084 Shoreline areas Exemptions 4-4-10085 location,size,type limitations 4-4-100F2 Freestanding,in commercial, industrial zones prohibited signs 4-4-100F3 4-4-100E5j view impairment 4-4-100F1 Height limits Special requirements for secondary uses,signs outside city center 4-4-100E3b permitted where 4-4-100E5i within city center 4-4-100E3a Subdivision identification,signs permitted where Home occupations,signs permitted where 4-4-100E4b 4-4-100E5h Inspections 4-4-10083,4-4-100P (Revised 5/00) Index-14 Street standards Temporary,portable signs Binding site plan merger A-frame See also Binding site plans under Subdivisions closing business,sign removal required _ procedures 4-9-200H 4-4-100J5g Building permit timing 4-9-200K confiscation authorized 4-4-100J5k Circulation,access 4-9-200F3 construction specification,materials 4-4-100J5d . Decision criteria 4-9-200E insurance,hold harmless agreements 4-4-100J5j Exemptions landscaping alterations 4-4-100J5f all zones 4-9-200C1 locations 4-4-100J5b R-10, R-14,COR zones 4-9-200C2 maintenance,appearance 4-4-100J5e Expiration,extension of approval 4-9-200L number 4-4-100J5a Hazardous waste treatment,storage facilities 4-9-200F5 permit display 4-4-100J5h,4-4-100J5i Hearing 4-9-200D permit validity 4-4-100J51 Hearing examiner size 4-4-100J5c conditions, modifications cloth signs acceptance 4-9-200G12d projection over public property/right-of-way authority 4-9-200G12c 4-4-100J1c denial of plan 4-9-200G12e support,perforation 4-4-100J1b limitations on authority 4-9-200G12f display of permit number 4-4-100J1 a Impacts event signs of a proposed site plan to the site 4-9-200F2 applicability 4-4-100J6a to surrounding properties, uses 4-9-200F1 permit required 4-4-100J6c Phased projects placement limitations 4-4-100J6e applicability of zoning regulations 4-9-200M4 time limitations 4-4-100J6d approval 4-9-200M2 types allowed 4-4-100J6b permitted, application 4-9-200M1 permitted where 4-4-100E4e time limits political expiration 4-9-200M3 location 4-4-100J4a specificity required 4-9-200M2 removal 4-4-100J4c Purpose, intent 4-9-200A size 4-4-100J4b Signage 4-9-200F4 real estate directional Street frontage landscaping 4-9-200F6 duration 4-4-100J2a Special districts number 4-4-100J2c See also Auto Mall improvement district; Centers size 4-4-100J2b residential demonstration district underZoning;Urban 'limo' spacing 4-4-100J2d Center Design Overlay regulations requirements 4-4-100J1 Violations residential open house enforcement officer 4-3-130A hours of display 4-4-100J3b penalties 4-3-130B number,type 4-4-100J3a Springbrook watershed protection size 4-4-100J3c Legal description 4-3-105B Under marquee signs permitted where 4-4-100E5c Map 4-3-105C Variances 4-4-100S Prohibited uses 4-3-105D Violations Purpose,applicability 4-3-105A compliance required 4-4-100T1 Sewer,stormwater standards 4-3-105E confiscated signs 4-4-100T3 Violation, penalty 4-3-105F removal,storage of illegal signs 4-4-100T2 State Environmental Policy Act(SEPA)See Site plan review Environmental review procedures Adjustments Storage lots,outside major 4-9-200J See also under Zoning minor 4-9-2001 Screening Appeals 4-9-200N fencing 4-4-120A2 Applicability, required where 4-9-200B landscaping 4-4-120A1 Application required 4-4-120A appeals 4-9-200G10 Surfacing 4-4-120B generally 4-9-200G1 Street plan hearing Adopted 4-6-050 date 4-9-200G12a Street standards examiner's decision 4-9-200G12b See also Parking, loading,driveway regulations required when 4-9-200G9 Alleys notice to applicant 4-9-200G6 access 4-6-060H1 planned action ordinance applicability 4-9-200G8 minimum design standards 4-6-060H2 preapplication conference 4-9-200G2 Appeals 4-6-060T public notice,comment period 4-9-200G4 Applicability 4-6-060C - ', review,circulation 4-9-200G5 Approval of improvements 4-6-060L I revisions,modifications 4-9-20067 Authority 4-6-060B submittal requirements,fees 4-9-20063 Construction bond Approval 4-9-200611 conversion to maintenance bond 4-6-060P3 instructions to escrow 4-6-060P2 Index-15 (Revised 5/02) Subdivisions required 4-6-060P1 improvements Construction plans review bonding option 4-7-090D cost estimate 4-6-060N3 public works 4-7-09062 fees 4-6-060N2 staff review 4-7-090A submittal Application procedures 4-7-050D required 4-6-060N1 lot line adjustment 4-7-0506 requirements 4-6-060N2 short subdivisions 4-7-050C Dead ends Binding site plans cul-de-sacs 4-6-060G4 access permitted when 4-6-060G1 See also design standards secondary access 4-6-060G5 requirements 4-7-230G turnaround design 4-6-060G3 alteration 4-7-23001 types, minimum standards 4-6-060G2 appeals 4-7-230P waivers 4-6-060G6 applicability 4-7-230C Definitions 4-6-100 application requirements 4-7-230D Design standards approval 4-7-230B arterial streets 4-6-060F4 design standards curves 4-6-060F8 dedication statement 4-7-230D3 downtown core area 4-6-060F9 legal lots 4-7-230D1 grades 4-6-060F5 shared conditions 4-7-230D5 length of improvements 4-6-060F3 street access 4-7-230D2 level of improvements 4-6-060F1 utilities access 4-7-230D4 minimum improvements designated 4-6-060F2 development agreement merger 4-7-230J pavement thickness 4-6-060F6 effect sidewalks 4-6-060F7 enforcement 4-7-230N3 Exemptions 4-6-060D legal lots of record 4-7-230N2 Half street improvements vesting 4-7-230N1 dedications for completion 4-6-060R2c expiration minimum design standards 4-6-060R2b extension 4-7-23003 permitted when 4-6-060R2a extension,phased projects 4-7-23004 Inspections 4-6-0600 period 4-7-23001 Latecomer's agreements period, merged approvals 4-7-23002 authorized 4-6-06001 improvements procedure 4-6-06002 phasing 4-7-230F2 Lighting standards required 4-7-230F1 average maintained illumination 4-6-06011 permits guidelines 4-6-06013 processing 4-7-230H1 uniformity ratios 4-6-06012 review authority 4-7-230H2 Plan drafting,surveying standards 4-6-060M purpose 4-7-230A Private streets review easement 4-6-060J4 action 4-7-230K1 installation prior to plat recording 4-6-060J5 approval 4-7-230K2 minimum standards 4-6-060J2 approval with modifications 4-7-230K3 permitted when 4-6-060J1 denial 4-7-230K5 signs 4-6-060J3 hearing examiner referral 4-7-230K4 Purpose 4-6-060A reconsideration 4-7-230K6 Right-of-way dedications right-of-way dedication 4-7-230L amount 4-6-060E2 site plan merger reduced See also Site plan review additional easements 4-6-060R3b concurrent 4-7-23012 permitted when 4-6-060R3a previously approved 4-7-23011 required 4-6-060E1 survey, recording waiver 4-6-060E3 approval required 4-7-230M1 Shared driveways 4-6-060K filing 4-7-230M2 Violations,penalties 4-6-060U,4-6-110 vacation 4-7-23002 Subdivisions City council action 4-7-080K Administration,authority Compatibility with existing land use, plan administrator 4-7-020B streets 4-7-120A,4-7-1206 city council 4-7-020D trails 4-7-120C hearing examiner 4-7-020C Conflicts 4-7-010D planning/building/public works department 4-7-020A Conformance with state regulations 4-7-010E Amendments 4-7-080M Copies to other agencies 4-7-080G Annexations with preliminary plat approval 4-7-090 Environmental considerations density requirements 4-7-090B1 action not a taking 4-7-130B expiration date 4-7-090C native growth protection area 4-7-130C2 final plat procedures 4-7-090E purpose 4-7-130A ItIS findings 4-7-090B streams 4-7-130C4 (Revised 5/02) Index-16 System development charges trees 4-7-130C3 width 4-7-170D unsuitable lands 4-7-130C1 Scope 4-7-010C1,4-7-080C Exceptions 4-7-040 Segregations Expiration,extensions 4-7-080L approval required 4-7-010C2 Final plat calculation 4-7-010C2a application submittal,fees 4-7-110A • Short subdivisions approval by council 4-7-110C administrative guidelines 4-7-0700 copies to other agencies 4-7-110B appeal 4-7-0701 expiration date 4-7-110F copies to other agencies 4-7-070F monuments 4-7-110D expiration period 4-7-070M signing,filing 4-7-110E improvements required 4-7-070J Health agency recommendation 4-7-080J limitations 4-7-070N Hearing preapplication plan review 4-7-070D notice 4-7-08012 principles of acceptability 4-7-070B required 4-7-08011 public notice 4-7-070G Hillside purpose 4-7-070A procedures 4-7-220B review,decision 4-7-070H purpose 4-7-220A scope 4-7-070C standards short plat map application information 4-7-220C1 filing process 4-7-070L erosion control requirements 4-7-22005 submittal requirements 4-7-070K grading 4-7-220C2 submittal requirements 4-7-070E lots 4-7-220C4 Street name signs 4-7-210C streets 4-7-220C3 Street requirements Improvements alignment 4-7-150D inspection,acceptance 4-7-100B arterials,intersections 4-7-150C permits 4-7-100C exceptions 4-7-150E3 prior to final recording 4-7-100D extensions, dedications 4-7-150G required 4-7-100A flexible grid pattern 4-7-150E1 Industrial,commercial blocks, lots 4-7-180 linkages 4-7-150E2 corners at intersections 4-7-180A names 4-7-150B side lot lines 4-7-180C relationship to existing system 4-7-150A size,orientation 4-7-180B rights-of-way improvements 4-7-150F Lot line adjustments Survey standards 4-7-2106 Ntitior expiration period 4-7-060H Time limitation for approval 4-7-080H fees 4-7-060D Title 4-7-010A principles of acceptability 4-7-060B Utilities installation purpose 4-7-060A cable TV conduits 4-7-200E recording 4-7-060F latecomer's agreements 4-7-200F review,decision 4-7-060E sanitary sewers 4-7-200A submittal requirements 4-7-060C storm drainage 4-7-200B transfer of title 4-7-060G underground utilities 4-7-200D Monuments 4-7-210A water system 4-7-200C Notification Variances 4-7-240 other jurisdictions 4-7-030A Violations,penalties 4-7-250 state highways 4-7-030B Surface water See Drainage standards Parks,open space 4-7-140 Swimming pool code Preapplication meeting See also Building code procedures 4-7-080D Adopted 4-5-110A required 4-7-050A Board of appeals 4-5-110G Preliminary plat Fencing application 4-7-080E compliance 4-5-110C3 meeting 4-7-080F height,construction standards 4-5-110C1 Principles of acceptability 4-7-080B self-closing device, lock required 4-5-110C2 Public use,service areas 4-7-190 Modifications 4-5-110D community assets 4-7-1908 Section 1.7 amended 4-5-110B utility easements 4-7-190A Setbacks 4-5-110E Purpose 4-7-0108,4-7-080A Supervision for outdoor pools 4-5-110F Residential blocks Violations,penalties 4-5-1108 walkways,crosswalks 4-7-1608 System development charges width 4-7-160A Sanitary sewer fees Residential lots calculation 4-1-180I2b(xi) access requirements 4-7-170B city-owned properties 4-1-18012b(ix) arrangement 4-7-170A definitions 4-1-180I2b(vii) corners at intersections 4-7-170E due upon sale 4-1-180I2b(vi) litaave pipestem 4-7-170F exemptions 4-1-18012b(x) size 4-7-170C fund, method of payment 4-1-18012a Index-17 (Revised 5/02) Temporary use permits imposed 4-1-180I2b Review,approval 4-9-240G mobile/manufactured homes 4-1-18012b(ii) Revocation 4-9-240N multi-family 4-1-18012b(iii) Security required 4-9-240M other properties 4-1-18012b(iv) Submittal requirements,fees 4-9-240D *14110 partial payment 4-1-18012b(xiv) Waiver of requirements,fees 4-9-240F payment 4-1-18012b(v) Timber lands See Open space,agricultural,timber segregation criteria, rules 4-1-18012b(xiii) lands single family 4-1-18012b(i) Transportation concurrency requirements temporary connections 4-1-18012b(viii) Appeal of project application denial 4-6-070H wetlands 4-1-18012b(xii) Applicability 4-6-070C1 Surface water fees Authority,purpose 4-6-070A amount designated 4-1-18011 Capacity inquiry 4-6-0701 calculation 4-1-180I3b(ix) Definitions 4-6-070B city-owned properties 4-1-18013b(vii) Exemptions 4-6-070C2 credit 4-1-180I3c Reconsideration of test date due 4-1-180I3b(iv) authorized,request 4-6-070G2 definitions 4-1-180I3b(v) notification 4-6-070G1 exemptions 4-1-18013b(viii) options to achieve 4-6-070G4 fund,method of payment 4-1-18013a suspension of time limit 4-6-070G5 imposed 4-1-180I3b timing 4-6-070G3 inspection, approval 4-1-18013b(xiv) Review process latecomer's agreement request 4-1-180I3b(xiii) test other properties 4-1-18013b(ii) failure 4-6-070D3 permit issuance 4-1-18013b(iii) required 4-6-070D1 regional improvements 4-1-18013b(xii) written finding 4-6-070D2 residence,mobile home 4-1-180I3b(i) Written finding segregation criteria 4-1-18013b(xi) expiration 4-6-070F temporary connections 4-1-18013b(vi) transferability 4-6-070E wetlands 4-1-18013b(x) Tree cutting,land clearing Wastewater fees See also Landscaping amount designated 4-1-18011 Applicability 4-4-130B Water fees Authority,interpretation 4-4-130E amount designated 4-1-18011 Exemptions 4-4-130C calculation 4-1-18014b(xv) Performance standards city-owned systems 4-1-180I4b(xiii) conformance required 4-4-130H2 IMO credit 4-1-18014c construction requirements 4-4-130H9 definitions 4-1-18014b(vii) critical areas restrictions 4-4-130H7 due date 4-1-18014b(v) ground cover retention 4-4-130H8 exemptions 4-1-18014b(xiv) native growth protection areas 4-4-130H5 fire protection improvement credit 4-1-18014b(x) plans required 4-4-130H1 fund, method of payment 4-1-18014a review criteria 4-4-130H3 imposed 4-1-180I4b timing 4-4-130H6 meter tree preservation 4-4-130H4 equivalencies 4-1-18014b(ix) Permits required installation 4-1-18014b(xii) land development 4-4-130F1 mobile/manufactured homes 4-1-18014b(ii) mechanical equipment use 4-4-130F3 multi-family 4-1-180I4b(iii) routine vegetation management other properties 4-1-180I4b(iv) process 4-4-130G redevelopment credit 4-1-18014b(viii) undeveloped properties 4-4-130F2 segregation timber stand maintenance 4-4-130F4 by plat,short plat 4-1-18014b(xvii) tree cutting 4-4-130F5 criteria 4-1-18014b(xviii) Prohibited activities single family 4-1-18014b(i) critical areas temporary connections 4-1-180I4b(xi) restrictions 4-4-130D2 upon sale 4-1-18014b(vi) routine vegetation management permits wetlands 4-1-180I4b(xvi) 4-4-130D3 T wetlands 4-4-130D4 generally 4-4-130D1 Temporary use permits Purpose of provisions 4-4-130A Approval conditions 4-9-2401 Variances 4-4-1301 Compliance with fire,building codes 4-9-240J Violations Decision criteria 4-9-240H damage liability 4-4-130J2 Expiration,extension 4-9-240K penalties 4-4-130J1 Permitted uses 4-9-240C replacement 4-4-130J4 Public notice,comment period 4-9-240E restoration 4-4-130J3 Purpose 4-9-240A stop work order 4-4-130J5 Removal of evidence of use 4-9-240L (Revised 5/02) Index-18 Underground storage tank secondary containment regulations U Underground storage tank secondary containment regulations Abandonment 4-5-120J3 Appeals 4-5-1200 Applicability 4-5-120D Closure requirements exception 4-5-120L2 fire code compliance 4-5-120L3a permanent applicability 4-5-120L5a compliance 4-5-120L5b demonstration to fire chief 4-5-120L5e standards,requirements for tank abandonment 4-5-120L5d standards, requirements for tank removal 4-5-120L5c proposal 4-5-120L3b required 4-5-120L1 temporary applicability 4-5-120L4a exception 4-5-120L4b inspection 4-5-120L4e modification of monitoring 4-5-120L4d standards, requirements 4-5-120L4c Compliance with fire code 4-5-120C Definitions 4-5-120G Exclusions 4-5-120E Existing installations aquifer protection area zone 1 requirements 4-5-12013 continuation 4-5-12011 failure to monitor 4-5-12017 leaks 4-5-12012 1 ,, monitoring standards fire department approval 4-5-120I4c objective 4-5-12014b system required 4-5-12014a system requirements 4-5-12014d system evaluation criteria 4-5-12015 tests 4-5-12016 Fire chief,department authority, responsibility 4-5-120F Inspections,compliance 4-5-120F Intent 4-5-120B New facilities monitoring program 4-5-120H5 response plan content 4-5-120H6b required 4-5-120H6a standards 4-5-120H2 Saw Index-18.1 (Revised 5/02) ANEW IMO This page left intentionally blank. Nord (Revised 5/02) Index-18.2 Utility lines underground installation Permits Utility extensions closure procedure 4-5-120J4 Across full width of property conditions required 4-6-01 OB monitoring records 4-5-120J6b sanitary sewer exception 4-6-010B1 Nevi notification of changes, release 4-5-120J6a Construction standards,conditions 4-6-010A expiration 4-5-120J7 Oversizing 4-6-010C fee 4-5-120J5 Utility fees implementation plan 4-5-120J10 See also System development charges information required 4-5-120J2 Easements 4-1-180D inspection 4-5-120J9 Excess right-of-way use 4-1-180E required 4-5-120J1 Latecomer's transferability 4-5-120J8 authorized,designated 4-1-180A1 Purpose 4-5-120A segregation,relief 4-1-180A2 Reimbursement of costs 4-5-120N Public works construction permit Release reporting franchise work in right-of-way 4-1-18005 cleanup reports 4-5-120K4 surface water 4-1-180C3 other releases 4-5-120K1 b wastewater 4-1-180C2 recording required water 4-1-180C1 content of report 4-5-120K2c work in right-of-way 4-1-180C4 permit revocation 4-5-120K2e Public works plan review, inspection 4-1-180B reportable when 4-5-120K2g Special assessment district charges review, inspection 4-5-120K2d applicability 4-1-180F1 secondary container deterioration 4-5-120K2f exemptions time limits 4-5-120K2b release of properties 4-1-180F2d release requiring recording defined 4-5-120K2a relief 4-1-180F2b,4-1-180F2c releases to secondary containers 4-5-120K1a segregation 4-1-180F2a required 4-5-120K1 Street,alley vacations 4-1-180G time limits Street,utility plan review, inspection 4-1-180B1 notification 4-5-120K3a Temporary surface water connections 4-1-180H report,contents 4-5-120K3b Water meter installation Standards by applicant 4-1-180B3 applicability 4-5-120H1 by city 4-1-180B2 primary containers,double-walled storage tanks Utility lines underground installation 4-5-120H3 Applicability 4-6-090B secondary containers 4-5-120H4 As-built Variances 4-5-120M drawings 4-6-090G7 Violations,penalties 4-5-120N plans 4-6-090G6 Uniform codes Conversion from above-ground service See also Specific Code business centers, industrial areas 4-6-090E2a Adopted 4-5-010A costs 4-6-090F Amendments 4-5-010B disconnection City clerk authority,duties 4-5-020C applicability of provisions 4-6-090E3g Copies on file 4-5-020C decision 4-6-090E3f Urban Center Design Overlay regulations due to failure 4-6-090E3b Administrative authority 4-3-100C2 hearing 4-6-090E3d,4-6-090E3e Appeals 4-3-100H objections,filing 4-6-090E3c Applicability 4-3-100B notice 4-6-090E3a Buildings property abutting underground project 4-6-090E3 character, massing 4-3-100G1 required when 4-6-090E2 materials 4-3-100G3 retail business,public facilities 4-6-090E2b pedestrian entries 4-3-100D1 time limits 4-6-090E2 rooflines 4-3-100G2 Definitions 4-6-090D transitional areas 4-3-100D2 Design standards Exemptions 4-3-100B1a above-ground installation 4-6-090H7 Landscaping 4-3-100F2 applicability 4-6-090H1 Map 4-3-10062 coordination with other facilities 4-6-090H2 Open space 4-3-100F1 grading of streets 4-6-090H5 Parking joint trenches 4-6-090H6f access 4-3-100E4 authorized 4-6-090H6a design standards 4-3-100E2 notice 4-6-090H6d garages,parking structures 4-3-100E3 notice to utilities not involved 4-6-090H6e location 4-3-100E1 owner responsibility 4-6-090H6c Pedestrian circulation 4-3-100E5 permit issuance delay 4-6-090H6b,4-6-090H6f Purpose 4-3-100A street lighting 4-6-090H3 Review process 4-3-100C1 wheel load requirements 4-6-090H4 Standards modification 4-3-100C3 Exemptions 4-6-090C Index-19 (Revised 10/00) Utility standards Permits Pipe requirements inspection fees 4-6-090G4 conformance 4-6-080H6 overhead 4-6-090G2 installation depth 4-6-080H3 overhead pole lines 4-6-090G3 materials 4-6-080H1 prior screening,setback approval 4-6-090G5 pressure tolerance 4-6-080H4111110 underground 4-6-090G1 size 4-6-080H2 Purpose 4-6-090A sterilization 4-6-080H5 Right-of-way dedications,easements 4-6-090E1c Reporting responsibility to utilities engineer 4-6-080A1 Service Responsibility of utilities engineer 4-6-080C1 extensions, rebuilds 4-6-090E1b Stub service installation 4-6-080K new 4-6-090E1a Supervision of extensions 4-6-080G Variances 4-6-0901 Use for construction purposes 4-6-080F Utility standards Wetlands See Critical areas; Environmental review Definitions 4-6-100 procedures Violations,penalties 4-6-110 Wireless communication facilities V Advertising 4-4-140F7 Airport restrictions 4-4-140H Variances Authority 4-4-140D Application Building standards 4-4-140F8 decision criteria 4-9-25065 Collocation filing 4-9-250B2 efforts public notice,comment period 4-9-25064 cooperation 4-4-140J2 submittal requirements,fees 4-9-250B3 reasonable 4-4-140J3 Aquifer protection areas 4-9-25067 evaluation of existing support structures 4-4-140J1 Authority,applicability Compliance with federal act 4-4-140E administrative 4-9-250B1c Equipment shelters,cabinets 4-4-140F1 board of adjustment 4 9 25061 b Exemptions 4-4-140C hearing examiner 4-9-250B1 a Fencing 4-4-140F5 Board of adjustment findings,decision Goals 4-4-140B announcement 4-9-250612a Lattice towers See specific types under Standards notice 4-9-250B12b Lighting 4-4-140F6 record 4-9-250B12d Macro, micro,mini facility See specific types under Critical areas 4-9-250B6 Standards Conditions of approval 4-9-250613 Monopoles See specific types under Standards Expiration 4-9-250B15 Noise levels 4-4-140F4 Extension 4-9-250B16 Obsolescence 4-4-1401 Flood hazard areas 4-9-250B8 Permit limitations Hearing,continuation 4-9-250611 compliance with federal standards 4-4-140K2 Purpose 4-9-250A1 maintenance 4-4-140K1 Utilities in critical areas 4-9-250B10 notice of change of ownership 4-4-140K3 Wetlands 4-9-25089 Purpose 4-4-140A Violations Radio frequency standards 4-4-140F9 Penalties 4-1-110B Screening of accessory equipment 4-4-140F3 Unlawful 4-1-110A Standards all types 4-4-140F W specific types 4-4-140G Waiver procedures antenna projection 4-4-140G Application,fee 4-9-250C3 color 4-4-140G Street improvements height,area 4-4-140G authority 4-9-250C2 landscaping 4-4-140G decision criteria 4-9-25005 location on buildings 4-4-140G Water service standards Violations,penalties 4-4-140N See also Cross connections;Sanitary sewer Visual impact 4-4-140F2 standards Z Compliance 4-6-080A Connection Zoning alternate service 4-6-080E Abrasive products manufacturing,assembly failure 4-6-080C1c IH zone 4-2-070R notice 4-6-080C1b permitted where 4-2-060J prior to street paving 4-6-080C1a Access separate service 4-6-080D manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C to water main 4-6-080C Accessory buildings without permission 4-6-080B permitted where 4-2-060B Meter R-1 zone 4-2-070B removal, re installation 4-6-080J R-5 zone 4-2-070C size 4-6-0801 R-8 zone 4-2-070D R-10 zone 4-2-070F (Revised 10/00) Index-20 Zoning R-14 zone 4-2-070G RMH zone 4-2-070E RC zone 4-2-070A I,residential RM zone 4-2-070H CA zone 4-2-070L RMH zone 4-2-070E CC zone 4-2-0701 Accessory dwelling units,family housing CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060B CN zone 4-2-070J RC zone 4-2-070A CO zone 4-2-070N Accessory structures COR zone 4-2-0700 detached, residential zones 4-2-110B,4-2-110G CS zone 4-2-070K IH zone 4-2-070R IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q IM zone 4-2-0700 permitted where 4-2-060K permitted where 4-2-060G primary,attached, residential zones 4-2-110A, R-1 zone 4-2-070B 4-2-110F R-5 zone 4-2-070C Accessory uses R-8 zone 4-2-070D CA zone 4-2-070L R-10 zone 4-2-070F CC zone 4-2-0701 R-14 zone 4-2-070G CD zone 4-2-070M RC zone 4-2-070A CN zone 4-2-070J RM zone 4-2-070H CO zone 4-2-070N RMH zone 4-2-070E COR zone 4-2-0700 II,nonresidential CS zone 4-2-070K CA zone 4-2-070L established 4-2-050A CC zone 4-2-0701 IH zone 4-2-070R CD zone 4-2-070M IL zone 4-2-070P CN zone 4-2-070J IM zone 4-2-0700 CO zone 4-2-070N P-1 zone 4-2-090A2 COR zone 4-2-0700 R-1 zone 4-2-070B CS zone 4-2-070K R-5 zone 4-2-070C IH zone 4-2-070R R-8 zone 4-2-070D IL zone 4-2-070P R-10 zone 4-2-070F IM zone 4-2-070Q R-14 zone 4-2-070G permitted where 4-2-060G RC zone 4-2-070A R-1 zone 4-2-070B ,,, RM zone 4-2-070H R-5 zone 4-2-070C RMH zone 4-2-070E R-8 zone 4-2-070D table 4-2-060 R-10 zone 4-2-070F Additional restrictions 4-2-010D R-14 zone 4-2-070G Administrative headquarters RC zone 4-2-070A CA zone 4-2-070L RM zone 4-2-070H CC zone 4-2-0701 RMH zone 4-2-070E CD zone 4-2-070M II, residential CO zone 4-2-070N CA zone 4-2-070L COR zone 4-2-0700 CC zone 4-2-0701 IH zone 4-2-070R CD zone 4-2-070M IL zone 4-2-070P CN zone 4-2-070J IM zone 4-2-070Q CO zone 4-2-070N permitted where 4-2-060F COR zone 4-2-0700 Adult day care CS zone 4-2-070K I,nonresidential IH zone 4-2-070R CA zone 4-2-070L IL zone 4-2-070P CC zone 4-2-0701 IM zone 4-2-0700 CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060G CN zone 4-2-070J R-1 zone 4-2-070B CO zone 4-2-070N R-5 zone 4-2-070C COR zone 4-2-0700 R-8 zone 4-2-070D CS zone 4-2-070K R-10 zone 4-2-070F IH zone 4-2-070R R-14 zone 4-2-070G IL zone 4-2-070P RC zone 4-2-070A IM zone 4-2-070Q RM zone 4-2-070H permitted where 4-2-060G RMH zone 4-2-070E R-1 zone 4-2-070B off-street parking 4-4-080F10e R-5 zone 4-2-070C Adult entertainment business R-8 zone 4-2-070D CA zone 4-2-070L R-10 zone 4-2-070F CD zone 4-2-070M 'Some R-14 zone 4-2-070G CN zone 4-2-070J RC zone 4-2-070A CO zone 4-2-070N RM zone 4-2-070H CS zone 4-2-070K Index-21 (Revised 10/00) This page left intentionally blank. VIO (Revised 10/00) Index-22 Zoning IH zone 4-2-070R CD zone 4-2-070M IL zone 4-2-070P CN zone 4-2-070J IM zone 4-2-070Q CO zone 4-2-070N ✓ permitted where 4-2-060E CS zone 4-2-070K Adult family home IH zone 4-2-070R CD zone 4-2-070M • IL zone 4-2-070P centers residential demonstration districts 4-3-120C IM zone 4-2-0700 CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-060E CS zone 4-2-070K Amusement parks permitted where 4-2-0606 CA zone 4-2-070L R-1 zone 4-2-070B CO zone 4-2-070N R-5 zone 4-2-070C IH zone 4-2-070R R-8 zone 4-2-070D IL zone 4-2-070P R-10 zone 4-2-070F IM zone 4-2-0700 R-14 zone 4-2-070G permitted where 4-2-060E RC zone 4-2-070A Animal husbandry RM zone 4-2-070H greater number than allowed RMH zone 4-2-070E permitted where 4-2-060A Adult motion picture studios R-1 zone 4-2-070B CA zone 4-2-070L R-5 zone 4-2-070C CD zone 4-2-070M R-8 zone 4-2-070D CN zone 4-2-070J R-10 zone 4-2-070F CO zone 4-2-070N RC zone 4-2-070A CS zone 4-2-070K large IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060A IL zone 4-2-070P R-1 zone 4-2-070B IM zone 4-2-070Q R-5 zone 4-2-070C permitted where 4-2-060E R-8 zone 4-2-070D Adult motion picture theaters R-10 zone 4-2-070F CA zone 4-2-070L RC zone 4-2-070A CD zone 4-2-070M medium CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-060A CO zone 4-2-070N R-1 zone 4-2-070B CS zone 4-2-070K R-5 zone 4-2-070C IH zone 4-2-070R R-8 zone 4-2-070D IL zone 4-2-070P R-10 zone 4-2-070F IM zone 4-2-070Q RC zone 4-2-070A permitted where 4-2-060E small Adult retail use permitted where 4-2-060A CA zone 4-2-070L R-1 zone 4-2-070B CD zone 4-2-070M R-5 zone 4-2-070C CN zone 4-2-070J R-8 zone 4-2-070D CO zone 4-2-070N R-10 zone 4-2-070F CS zone 4-2-070K RC zone 4-2-070A IH zone 4-2-070R Apparel and accessories sales IL zone 4-2-070P CA zone 4-2-070L IM zone 4-2-070Q CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060C CN zone 4-2-070J Agricultural accessory buildings CO zone 4-2-070N permitted where 4-2-060A COR zone 4-2-0700 RC zone 4-2-070A CS zone 4-2-070K Agricultural/animal support buildings IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060B IL zone 4-2-070P RC zone 4-2-070A IM zone 4-2-070Q Agricultural crop sales permitted where 4-2-060C IM zone 4-2-0700 Apparel, fabric, leather goods fabrication permitted where 4-2-060A,4-2-060D CA zone 4-2-070L Airplane hangars,tie-down areas CC zone 4-2-0701 off-street parking 4-4-080F10e CD zone 4-2-070M Airplane manufacturing, assembly CN zone 4-2-070J IH zone 4-2-070R CO zone 4-2-070N permitted where 4-2-060J CS zone 4-2-070K Airplane sales, repair IH zone 4-2-070R IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P permitted where 4-2-060H IM zone 4-2-0700 Amusement arcades permitted where 4-2-060K CA zone 4-2-070L Index-23 (Revised 2/00) Zoning Apparel,other textile products manufacturing,assembly manufacturing,assembly IL zone 4-2-070P IH zone 4-2-070R IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060J permitted where 4-2-060J supplies sales Appliance sales CA zone 4-2-070L CA zone 4-2-070L CD zone 4-2-070M CD zone 4-2-070M CN zone 4-2-070J CN zone 4-2-070J CO zone 4-2-070N CO zone 4-2-070N CS zone 4-2-070K CS zone 4-2-070K IH zone 4-2-070R IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-0700 IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060C permitted where 4-2-060C wrecking yard Art galleries sales IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060C IM zone 4-2-070Q RM zone 4-2-070H permitted where 4-2-060H Arterial commercial zone See CA zone Bakeries Asphalt plants manufacturing, assembly off-street parking 4-4-080F10e IH zone 4-2-070R Banks permitted where 4-2-060J off-street parking 4-4-080F10e Attached dwellings Barber,beauty shops CA zone 4-2-070L CA zone 4-2-070L CC zone 4-2-0701 CC zone 4-2-0701 CD zone 4-2-070M CD zone 4-2-070M CN zone 4-2-070J CO zone 4-2-070N COR zone 4-2-0700 COR zone 4-2-0700 CS zone 4-2-070K IH zone 4-2-070R off-street parking 4-4-080F10e IL zone 4-2-070P See under Multi-family dwellings IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060B permitted where 4-2-060G R-1 zone 4-2-070B Bed and breakfast houses R-5 zone 4-2-070C CD zone 4-2-070M R-8 zone 4-2-070D COR zone 4-2-0700 R-10 zone 4-2-070F permitted where 4-2-060B R-14 zone 4-2-070G R-1 zone 4-2-070B RM zone 4-2-070H R-5 zone 4-2-070C Auction houses R-8 zone 4-2-070D CA zone 4-2-070L R-10 zone 4-2-070F CO zone 4-2-070N R-14 zone 4-2-070G IH zone 4-2-070R RC zone 4-2-070A IL zone 4-2-070P RM zone 4-2-070H IM zone 4-2-070Q Beekeeping permitted where 4-2-060G permitted where 4-2-060A Auditoriums,stadiums R-1 zone 4-2-070B off-street parking 4-4-080F10e RC zone 4-2-070A Automobile Bicycles manufacturing, assembly dealership support uses IM zone 4-2-070Q Auto Mall Area A 4-3-040C permitted where 4-2-060J CA zone 4-2-070L Boarding, lodging houses IH zone 4-2-070R CD zone 4-2-070M IL zone 4-2-070P centers residential demonstration district B 4-3-120C IM zone 4-2-070Q COR zone 4-2-0700 permitted where 4-2-060H CS zone 4-2-070K impoundment yard off-street parking 4-4-080F10e IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060B IM zone 4-2-070Q RM zone 4-2-070H permitted where 4-2-060H Boat leasing, rental, sales leasing, rental, sales Auto Mall Area A 4-3-040C CA zone 4-2-070L CA zone 4-2-070L IH zone 4-2-070R CN zone 4-2-070J IL zone 4-2-070P IH zone 4-2-070R IM zone 4-2-070Q IL zone 4-2-070P permitted where 4-2-060H IM zone 4-2-070Q manufacturing,assembly permitted where 4-2-060H IH zone 4-2-070R 410 permitted where 4-2-060J (Revised 2/00) Index-24 Zoning Body shops CA zone 4-2-070L IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060H Books, music,stationery, art supply sales CA zone 4-2-070L CD zone 4-2-070M CN zone 4-2-070J CO zone 4-2-070N COR zone 4-2-0700 CS zone 4-2-070K IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060C Botanical gardens permitted where 4-2-060A RC zone 4-2-070A Bowling alleys CA zone 4-2-070L CD zone 4-2-070M CO zone 4-2-070N CS zone 4-2-070K IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q off-street parking 4-4-080F10e permitted where 4-2-060E Breweries IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q `Nur" permitted where 4-2-060J Brick,tile,terra cotta manufacturing, storage IH zone 4-2-070R IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060J Building, hardware,garden materials sales CA zone 4-2-070L CD zone 4-2-070M CN zone 4-2-070J CO zone 4-2-070N CS zone 4-2-070K Index-24.1 (Revised 2/00) This page left intentionally blank. ,41110 (Revised 2/00) Index-24.2 Zoning Body shops location,bulk CA zone 4-2-070L commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B IH zone 4-2-070R residential zones 4-2-110F,4-2-110G Nose IL zone 4-2-070P number of stories IM zone 4-2-0700 manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C permitted where 4-2-060H residential zones 4-2-110A,4-2-110F,4-2-110G Books, music,stationery,art supply sales number,size,residential zones 4-2-110B,4-2-110G CA zone 4-2-070L orientation,commercial zones 4-2-120A CD zone 4-2-070M project size,residential zones 4-2-110F CN zone 4-2-070J residential zones 4-2-110F CO zone 4-2-070N Bulk retail outlet sales COR zone 4-2-0700 IH zone 4-2-070R CS zone 4-2-070K IL zone 4-2-070P IH zone 4-2-070R IM zone 4-2-070Q IL zone 4-2-070P permitted where 4-2-060C IM zone 4-2-0700 Bulk standards See Miscellaneous uses,modifications permitted where 4-2-060C Bulk storage Botanical gardens CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060A exceeding minimum area requirements RC zone 4-2-070A CD zone 4-2-070M Bowling alleys permitted where 4-2-0601 CA zone 4-2-070L permitted where 4-2-0601 CD zone 4-2-070M Bus terminals,taxi headquarters CO zone 4-2-070N CA zone 4-2-070L CS zone 4-2-070K CO zone 4-2-070N IH zone 4-2-070R IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-0700 IM zone 4-2-070Q off-street parking 4-4-080F10e permitted where 4-2-060H permitted where 4-2-060E Business offices Breweries CA zone 4-2-070L IH zone 4-2-070R CD zone 4-2-070M IL zone 4-2-070P COR zone 4-2-0700 IM zone 4-2-0700 off-street parking 4-4-080F10e permitted where 4-2-060J permitted where 4-2-060F Brick,tile,terra cotta manufacturing,storage Business,professional schools IH zone 4-2-070R CA zone 4-2-070L IM zone 4-2-0700 CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060J CO zone 4-2-070N Building, hardware,garden materials sales COR zone 4-2-0700 CA zone 4-2-070L IH zone 4-2-070R CD zone 4-2-070M IL zone 4-2-070P CN zone 4-2-070J IM zone 4-2-070Q CO zone 4-2-070N permitted where 4-2-060M CS zone 4-2-070K Business services IH zone 4-2-070R CA zone 4-2-070L IL zone 4-2-070P CD zone 4-2-070M IM zone 4-2-0700 CO zone 4-2-070N permitted where 4-2-060C CS zone 4-2-070K Buildings IH zone 4-2-070R coverage IL zone 4-2-070P manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C IM zone 4-2-0700 residential zones 4-2-110A,4-2-110F permitted where 4-2-060G design, residential zones 4-2-110F CA zone floor area,maximum purpose, intent 4-2-020M commercial zones 4-2-120A use tables 4-2-060,4-2-070L residential zones 4-2-110B Cabins height for wireless communication facilities off-street parking 4-4-080F10e manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C Canneries residential zones 4-2-110A off-street parking 4-4-080F10e height,maximum Car washes commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B CA zone 4-2-070L industrial zones 4-2-130A CC zone 4-2-0701 manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C CN zone 4-2-070J residential zones 4-2-110A,4-2-110B,4-2-110F, CO zone 4-2-070N 4-2-110G COR zone 4-2-0700 impervious surface area, residential zones 4-2-110F CS zone 4-2-070K Index-25 (Revised 11/01) Zoning IH zone 4-2-070R Christmas tree sales IL zone 4-2-070P permitted where 4-2-060A IM zone 4-2-070Q RC zone 4-2-070A permitted where 4-2-060H Churches,synagogues,temples Card rooms CA zone 4-2-070L CA zone 4-2-070L CC zone 4-2-0701 CC zone 4-2-0701 CD zone 4-2-070M CD zone 4-2-070M CN zone 4-2-070J CO zone 4-2-070N CO zone 4-2-070N CS zone 4-2-070K COR zone 4-2-0700 IH zone 4-2-070R CS zone 4-2-070K IL zone 4-2-070P IH zone 4-2-070R IM zone 4-2-070Q IL zone 4-2-070P permitted where 4-2-060E IM zone 4-2-070Q Caretaker's residence off-street parking 4-4-080F10e IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060L IL zone 4-2-070P R-1 zone 4-2-070B IM zone 4-2-0700 R-5 zone 4-2-070C permitted where 4-2-060K R-8 zone 4-2-070D Categories,types established 4-2-050A R-10 zone 4-2-070F CC zone R-14 zone 4-2-070G purpose,intent 4-2-020J RC zone 4-2-070A use tables 4-2-060,4-2-0701 RM zone 4-2-070H CD zone RMH zone 4-2-070E fee waivers 4-1-210 Circulation See Development standards purpose,intent 4-2-020N Clay products manufacturing,assembly use tables 4-2-060,4-2-070M IH zone 4-2-070R Cement, lime,gypsum manufacturing permitted where 4-2-060J IH zone 4-2-070R CN zone IM zone 4-2-0700 purpose,intent 4-2-020K permitted where 4-2-060J residential demonstration district See Centers Cemetery,crematory,columbarium, mausoleum residential demonstration district CA zone 4-2-070L use tables 4-2-060,4-2-070J CC zone 4-2-0701 CO zone CD zone 4-2-070M purpose,intent 4-2-0200 'rr 110 CN zone 4-2-070J use tables 4-2-060,4-2-070N CO zone 4-2-070N Coal yards sales COR zone 4-2-0700 IH zone 4-2-070R CS zone 4-2-070K IM zone 4-2-070Q IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060C IL zone 4-2-070P Coating,engraving,allied services manufacturing, IM zone 4-2-0700 assembly permitted where 4-2-060G IH zone 4-2-070R R-1 zone 4-2-0706 IM zone 4-2-070Q R-5 zone 4-2-070C permitted where 4-2-060J R-8 zone 4-2-070D Colleges, universities R-10 zone 4-2-070F off-street parking 4-4-080F10e R-14 zone 4-2-070G Commercial activities RC zone 4-2-070A off-street parking 4-4-080F10e RM zone 4-2-070H Commercial laundries RMH zone 4-2-070E CD zone 4-2-070M Center downtown zone See CD zone IL zone 4-2-070P Center neighborhood zone See CN zone IM zone 4-2-070Q Center office residential zone See COR 1,COR 2, permitted where 4-2-060G COR 3 zone Commercial office zone See CO zone Center suburban zone See CS zone Communications broadcast,relay towers Centers residential demonstration district CA zone 4-2-070L applicability,map 4-3-1208 CC zone 4-2-0701 development standards 4-3-120D CD zone 4-2-070M modifications 4-3-120E,4-9-250D3 CN zone 4-2-070J permitted uses 4-3-120C CO zone 4-2-070N purpose 4-3-120A COR zone 4-2-0700 Chemicals,allied products manufacturing,assembly CS zone 4-2-070K IH zone 4-2-070R IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060J IL zone 4-2-070P Child day care IM zone 4-2-0700 off-street parking 4-4-080F10e permitted where 4-2-060L (Revised 11/01) Index-26 Zoning Communication services IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060L Nape Community facilities CA zone 4-2-070L CC zone 4-2-0701 CD zone 4-2-070M CN zone 4-2-070J CO zone 4-2-070N COR zone 4-2-0700 CS zone 4-2-070K IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060L R-1 zone 4-2-070B R-5 zone 4-2-070C R-8 zone 4-2-070D R-10 zone 4-2-070F R-14 zone 4-2-070G RC zone 4-2-070A RM zone 4-2-070H RMH zone 4-2-070E Community meeting hall permitted where 4-2-060L R-14 zone 4-2-070G Comprehensive plan designations 4-2-010A Computer,electronics assembly,packaging CA zone 4-2-070L CD zone 4-2-070M CO zone 4-2-070N IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060J,4-2-060K Computer,office equipment manufacturing,assembly IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060J Computer services(retail) CA zone 4-2-070L CO zone 4-2-070N IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-0700 Index-26.1 (Revised 11/01) This page left intentionally blank. Nod (Revised 1 1/01) Index-26.2 Zoning permitted where 4-2-060G Convenience market sales Concrete batching plant permitted where 4-2-060C IH zone 4-2-070R R-14 zone 4-2-070G IM zone 4-2-070Q COR 1,COR 2,COR 3 zone permitted where 4-2-060J modifications to COR 3 zone standards 4-9-250D4 Concrete products manufacturing,assembly purpose,intent 4-2-020P IH zone 4-2-070R use tables 4-2-060,4-2-0700 permitted where 4-2-060J Creameries,bottling establishments Conditional uses off-street parking 4-4-080F10e administrative, established 4-2-050A CS zone CA zone 4-2-070L purpose,intent 4-2-020L CC zone 4-2-0701 residential demonstration district See Centers CD zone 4-2-070M residential demonstration district CN zone 4-2-070J use tables 4-2-060,4-2-070K CO zone 4-2-070N Dairies COR zone 4-2-0700 permitted where 4-2-060A CS zone 4-2-070K RC zone 4-2-070A established 4-2-050A Dance halls,cabarets hearing examiner,established 4-2-050A CA zone 4-2-070L IH zone 4-2-070R CD zone 4-2-070M IL zone 4-2-070P CN zone 4-2-070J IM zone 4-2-070Q CO zone 4-2-070N P-1 zone 4-2-090A3 CS zone 4-2-070K R-1 zone 4-2-070B IH zone 4-2-070R R-5 zone 4-2-070C IL zone 4-2-070P R-8 zone 4-2-070D IM zone 4-2-070Q R-10 zone 4-2-070F off-street parking 4-4-080F10e R-14 zone 4-2-070G permitted where 4-2-060E RC zone 4-2-070A Day care centers RM zone 4-2-070H CA zone 4-2-070L RMH zone 4-2-070E CC zone 4-2-0701 table 4-2-060 CD zone 4-2-070M Construction equipment rental CO zone 4-2-070N IH zone 4-2-070R COR zone 4-2-0700 Nose permitted where 4-2-060H CS zone 4-2-070K Construction office IH zone 4-2-070R IM zone 4-2-0700 IL zone 4-2-070P permitted where 4-2-060J IM zone 4-2-070Q Contractor's,manufacturer's representatives off-street parking 4-4-080F10e IL zone 4-2-070P permitted where 4-2-060G IM zone 4-2-070Q R-1 zone 4-2-070B permitted where 4-2-060J R-5 zone 4-2-070C Contractor's office with storage of equipment, materials R-8 zone 4-2-070D IH zone 4-2-070R R-10 zone 4-2-070F IL zone 4-2-070P R-14 zone 4-2-070G permitted where 4-2-060J RC zone 4-2-070A Convalescent centers,nursing homes RM zone 4-2-070H CA zone 4-2-070L RMH zone 4-2-070E CD zone 4-2-070M Definitions See Definitions CN zone 4-2-070J Density,area CO zone 4-2-070N housing COR zone 4-2-0700 centers residential demonstration district 4-2-120A CS zone 4-2-070K commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B off-street parking 4-4-080F10e manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C permitted where 4-2-060G residential zones 4-2-110A,4-2-110F R-1 zone 4-2-070B park site area R-10 zone 4-2-070F manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C R-14 zone 4-2-070G Department,variety sales RC zone 4-2-070A CA zone 4-2-070L RM zone 4-2-070H CD zone 4-2-070M Convenience commercial zone See CC zone CO zone 4-2-070N Convenience goods sales CS zone 4-2-070K CO zone 4-2-070N IH zone 4-2-070R IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P ` IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q IM zone 4-2-070Q off-street parking 4-4-080F10e permitted where 4-2-060C permitted where 4-2-060C Index-27 (Revised 5/00) Zoning Design standards CO zone 4-2-070N residential zones 4-2-110F COR zone 4-2-0700 Detached dwellings CS zone 4-2-070K CC zone 4-2-0701 IH zone 4-2-070R CD zone 4-2-070M IL zone 4-2-070P centers residential demonstration district B 4-3-120C IM zone 4-2-070Q CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-060C CS zone 4-2-070K R-1 zone 4-2-0708 off-street parking 4-4-080F10e R-14 zone 4-2-070G permitted where 4-2-0608 RC zone 4-2-070A R-1 zone 4-2-070B Educational institutions R-5 zone 4-2-070C CA zone 4-2-070L R-8 zone 4-2-0700 CC zone 4-2-0701 R-10 zone 4-2-070F CD zone 4-2-070M R-14 zone 4-2-070G CN zone 4-2-070J RC zone 4-2-070A CO zone 4-2-070N RM zone 4-2-070H COR zone 4-2-0700 Development standards CS zone 4-2-070K centers residential demonstration districts 4-3-120D IH zone 4-2-070R commercial zones 4-2-120 IL zone 4-2-070P conditions, industrial zones 4-2-1308 IM zone 4-2-070Q exceptions,residential zones 4-2-110F,4-2-110G permitted where 4-2-060M illustrations R-1 zone 4-2-0708 commercial zones 4-2-120D R-5 zone 4-2-070C multi-family residential zones 4-2-1101 R-8 zone 4-2-0700 single family residential zones 4-2-110E R-10 zone 4-2-070F special,commercial zones 4-2-120B R-14 zone 4-2-070G violations,penalties 4-2-140 RC zone 4-2-070A Disinfectant manufacturer RM zone 4-2-070H IH zone 4-2-070R RMH zone 4-2-070E permitted where 4-2-060J Electric powered metal recycling plant manufacturing, Disposal facilities assembly IH zone 4-2-070R IH zone 4-2-070R IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060J permitted where 4-2-060J Electrical power generation,cogeneration Distilleries CO zone 4-2-070N Noid IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060K IL zone 4-2-070P - Electrical repair IM zone 4-2-070Q CA zone 4-2-070L permitted where 4-2-060J CD zone 4-2-070M Districts established 4-2-010C CO zone 4-2-070N Drive-in businesses COR zone 4-2-0700 off-street parking 4-4-080F10e CS zone 4-2-070K Drug store safes IH zone 4-2-070R CA zone 4-2-070L IL zone 4-2-070P CO zone 4-2-070N IM zone 4-2-070Q IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060G IL zone 4-2-070P Electronics,electrical manufacturing,assembly IM zone 4-2-070Q CA zone 4-2-070L permitted where 4-2-060C CD zone 4-2-070M Dry cleaning plants CO zone 4-2-070N IL zone 4-2-070P COR zone 4-2-0700 IM zone 4-2-070Q IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060G IL zone 4-2-070P Dry goods products manufacturing,assembly IM zone 4-2-070Q CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060J permitted where 4-2-060J Elementary school Dumpster/recycling collection area existing residential zones 4-2-110F CA zone 4-2-070L Duplex See Attached dwellings; Semi-attached CD zone 4-2-070M dwellings CN zone 4-2-070J Dwelling unit mix COR zone 4-2-0700 residential zones 4-2-110F CS zone 4-2-070K Eating,drinking establishment sales IL zone 4-2-070P CA zone 4-2-070L IM zone 4-2-070Q CC zone 4-2-0701 permitted where 4-2-060M CD zone 4-2-070M R-1 zone 4-2-070B CN zone 4-2-070J R-5 zone 4-2-070C (Revised 5/00) Index-28 Zoning R-8 zone 4-2-070D IL zone 4-2-070P R-10 zone 4-2-070F IM zone 4-2-070Q RM zone 4-2-070H permitted where 4-2-060G Nitiose RMH zone 4-2-070E R-1 zone 4-2-0706 new R-5 zone 4-2-070C CA zone 4-2-070L R-8 zone 4-2-070D CD zone 4-2-070M R-10 zone 4-2-070F CN zone 4-2-070J R-14 zone 4-2-070G COR zone 4-2-0700 RC zone 4-2-070A CS zone 4-2-070K RM zone 4-2-070H IL zone 4-2-070P RMH zone 4-2-070E permitted where 4-2-060M Farm produce refrigeration,storage R-1 zone 4-2-070B IM zone 4-2-070Q R-5 zone 4-2-070C permitted where 4-2-0601 R-8 zone 4-2-070D Farming R-10 zone 4-2-070F commercial R-14 zone 4-2-070G permitted where 4-2-060A RM zone 4-2-070H RC zone 4-2-070A RMH zone 4-2-070E noncommercial off-street parking 4-4-080F10e permitted where 4-2-060A Espresso carts,temporary food vendors sales R-1 zone 4-2-070B CO zone 4-2-070N RC zone 4-2-070A IH zone 4-2-070R Feed stores sales IL zone 4-2-070P CA zone 4-2-070L IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060C permitted where 4-2-060C Financial institutions Exceptions CO zone 4-2-070N manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C COR zone 4-2-0700 residential zones 4-2-110A,4-2-110B IH zone 4-2-070R Existing proposed development IL zone 4-2-070P CO zone 4-2-070N IM zone 4-2-070Q Explosives storage permitted where 4-2-060G accessory Financial,real estate services IH zone 4-2-070R CA zone 4-2-070L Nor" permitted where 4-2-0601 CD zone 4-2-070M IH zone 4-2-070R CN zone 4-2-070J IM zone 4-2-070Q CO zone 4-2-070N permitted where 4-2-0601 CS zone 4-2-070K Express delivery/hauling,cargo handling IH zone 4-2-070R CS zone 4-2-070K IL zone 4-2-070P IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060G permitted where 4-2-060H Firewood sales Fabricated metal products manufacturing,assembly, permitted where 4-2-060A warehousing RC zone 4-2-070A IH zone 4-2-070R First floor lobbies,common areas IM zone 4-2-0700 CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060J permitted where 4-2-0606 Fabrics,related supplies sales Flats CA zone 4-2-070L CA zone 4-2-070L CD zone 4-2-070M CC zone 4-2-0701 CN zone 4-2-070J CD zone 4-2-070M CO zone 4-2-070N centers residential demonstration district A 4-3-120C CS zone 4-2-070K CN zone 4-2-070J IH zone 4-2-070R COR zone 4-2-0700 IL zone 4-2-070P CS zone 4-2-070K 1M zone 4-2-070Q off-street parking See under Attached dwellings permitted where 4-2-060C permitted where 4-2-060B Family day care R-1 zone 4-2-070B CA zone 4-2-070L R-5 zone 4-2-070C CC zone 4-2-0701 R-8 zone 4-2-070D CD zone 4-2-070M R-10 zone 4-2-070F CN zone 4-2-070J R-14 zone 4-2-070G CO zone 4-2-070N RM zone 4-2-070H COR zone 4-2-0700 Florist sales CS zone 4-2-070K CD zone 4-2-070M IH zone 4-2-070R CO zone 4-2-070N Index-29 (Revised 12/99) Zoning IH zone 4-2-070R IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060C off-street parking 4-4-080F10e Flowers,plants,floral supplies sales permitted where 4-2-060G *04104 CA zone 4-2-070L Furniture sales CC zone 4-2-0701 CA zone 4-2-070L CN zone 4-2-070J CD zone 4-2-070M CO zone 4-2-070N CN zone 4-2-070J CS zone 4-2-070K CO zone 4-2-070N IH zone 4-2-070R CS zone 4-2-070K IL zone 4-2-070P IH zone 4-2-070R IM zone 4-2-070Q IL zone 4-2-070P permitted where 4-2-060C IM zone 4-2-070Q Food,kindred products permitted where 4-2-060C manufacturing,assembly Gambling casinos/games of chance/bingo IH zone 4-2-070R CA zone 4-2-070L permitted where 4-2-060J CO zone 4-2-070N processing IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060J permitted where 4-2-060E Food preparation Garbage, refuse,dumpster areas CA zone 4-2-070L commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-1208 CC zone 4-2-0701 industrial zones 4-2-130A CD zone 4-2-070M Garden,community CN zone 4-2-070J existing CO zone 4-2-070N permitted where 4-2-060A COR zone 4-2-0700 R-5 zone 4-2-070C CS zone 4-2-070K R-8 zone 4-2-070D IH zone 4-2-070R R-10 zone 4-2-070F IL zone 4-2-070P RM zone 4-2-070H IM zone 4-2-070Q new permitted where 4-2-060K permitted where 4-2-060A Food sales R-5 zone 4-2-070C CA zone 4-2-070L R-8 zone 4-2-070D CD zone 4-2-070M R-10 zone 4-2-070F CN zone 4-2-070J R-14 zone 4-2-070G CO zone 4-2-070N RM zone 4-2-070H COR zone 4-2-0700 RMH zone 4-2-070E CS zone 4-2-070K permitted where 4-2-060A IH zone 4-2-070R R-1 zone 4-2-070B IL zone 4-2-070P RC zone 4-2-070A IM zone 4-2-070Q Gasoline service stations permitted where 4-2-060C CA zone 4-2-070L Forest products manufacturing,assembly CC zone 4-2-0701 IH zone 4-2-070R CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-060J CO zone 4-2-070N Forging manufacturing,assembly COR zone 4-2-0700 IH zone 4-2-070R CS zone 4-2-070K permitted where 4-2-060J IH zone 4-2-070R Foundries manufacturing,assembly IL zone 4-2-070P IH zone 4-2-070R IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060J permitted where 4-2-060H Fourplex See Attached dwellings Gatehouse,guardhouse Fuel dealers IH zone 4-2-070R IM zone 4-2-070Q IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060D permitted where 4-2-060K Fuel yards Glass products manufacturing,assembly IH zone 4-2-070R IH zone 4-2-070R IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060J permitted where 4-2-060D Golf course Funeral homes existing CA zone 4-2-070L permitted where 4-2-060E CD zone 4-2-070M R-1 zone 4-2-070B CO zone 4-2-070N R-5 zone 4-2-070C CS zone 4-2-070K RC zone 4-2-070A (Revised 12/99) Index-30 Zoning new, public/private centers residential demonstration district B permitted where 4-2-060E 4-3-120C R-1 zone 4-2-0706 CN zone 4-2-070J Noire R-5 zone 4-2-070C COR zone 4-2-0700 RC zone 4-2-070A CS zone 4-2-070K Golf driving ranges • permitted where 4-2-060B off-street parking 4-4-080F10e R-1 zone 4-2-070B Goods, materials associated with permitted use R-5 zone 4-2-070C permitted where 4-2-060K R-8 zone 4-2-070D Government offices,facilities R-10 zone 4-2-070F CA zone 4-2-070L R-14 zone 4-2-070G CC zone 4-2-0701 RM zone 4-2-070H CD zone 4-2-070M RMH zone 4-2-070E CN zone 4-2-070J for 7 or more CO zone 4-2-070N CA zone 4-2-070L COR zone 4-2-0700 CD zone 4-2-070M CS zone 4-2-070K centers residential demonstration district B cultural,R-14 zone 4-2-070G 4-3-120C IH zone 4-2-070R CN zone 4-2-070J IL zone 4-2-070P COR zone 4-2-0700 IM zone 4-2-070Q CS zone 4-2-070K permitted where 4-2-060L permitted where 4-2-060B R-1 zone 4-2-070B R-1 zone 4-2-0706 R-5 zone 4-2-070C R-5 zone 4-2-070C R-8 zone 4-2-070D R-8 zone 4-2-070D R-10 zone 4-2-070F R-10 zone 4-2-070F R-14 zone 4-2-070G R-14 zone 4-2-070G RC zone 4-2-070A RM zone 4-2-070H RM zone 4-2-070H RMH zone 4-2-070E RMH zone 4-2-070E permitted where 4-2-0606 Greenhouse,nursery RC zone 4-2-070A CA zone 4-2-070L Gypsum products manufacturing,assembly CC zone 4-2-0701 IH zone 4-2-070R CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060J Nikkov CN zone 4-2-070J H-1 district uses CO zone 4-2-070N IL zone 4-2-070P COR zone 4-2-0700 permitted where 4-2-060J CS zone 4-2-070K Handcrafting of items/products IH zone 4-2-070R CA zone 4-2-070L IL zone 4-2-070P CC zone 4-2-0701 IM zone 4-2-070Q CD zone 4-2-070M new, R-14 zone 4-2-070G CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-060A CO zone 4-2-070N R-1 zone 4-2-070B COR zone 4-2-0700 R-5 zone 4-2-070C CS zone 4-2-070K R-8 zone 4-2-070D IH zone 4-2-070R R-10 zone 4-2-070F IL zone 4-2-070P RC zone 4-2-070A IM zone 4-2-070Q RM zone 4-2-070H permitted where 4-2-060K RMH zone 4-2-070E Hazardous materials storage,on-site Groceries sales CD zone 4-2-070M CA zone 4-2-070L permitted where 4-2-0601 CN zone 4-2-070J Hazardous waste treatment, storage CO zone 4-2-070N off-site CS zone 4-2-070K IH zone 4-2-070R IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-0601,4-2-060J permitted where 4-2-060C on-site Group homes I IH zone 4-2-070R CA zone 4-2-070L IL zone 4-2-070P CD zone 4-2-070M IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060B permitted where 4-2-0601,4-2-060K Group homes II Health clubs,fitness centers,sports clubs for 6 or less CA zone 4-2-070L CD zone 4-2-070M CD zone 4-2-070M CN zone 4-2-070J Index-31 (Revised 12'99) Zoning CO zone 4-2-070N IH zone 4-2-070R COR zone 4-2-0700 IL zone 4-2-070P CS zone 4-2-070K IM zone 4-2-0700 IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060C IL zone 4-2-070P Home occupations IM zone 4-2-0700 permitted where 4-2-060B permitted where 4-2-060G R-1 zone 4-2-070B Health institutions R-5 zone 4-2-070C off-street parking 4-4-080F10e R-8 zone 4-2-070D Heavy equipment R-10 zone 4-2-070F rental R-14 zone 4-2-070G IH zone 4-2-070R RC zone 4-2-070A permitted where 4-2-060H RM zone 4-2-070H sales,storage,repair RMH zone 4-2-070E IH zone 4-2-070R Horticultural nurseries permitted where 4-2-060H CA zone 4-2-070L wholesale,IM zone 4-2-070Q IL zone 4-2-070P wholesale,permitted where 4-2-060H IM zone 4-2-070Q Heavy hauling vehicles rental permitted where 4-2-060A IH zone 4-2-070R RC zone 4-2-070A permitted where 4-2-060H Hospitals,sanitariums,similar uses Heavy industrial zone See IH zone CA zone 4-2-070L Heavy machine stops manufacturing,assembly CC zone 4-2-0701 IH zone 4-2-070R CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060J CN zone 4-2-070J Height CO zone 4-2-070N See also Buildings;Development standards COR zone 4-2-0700 exceeding 50 feet, IL zone 4-2-070P CS zone 4-2-070K exceeding 95 feet,CD zone 4-2-070M IH zone 4-2-070R maximum IL zone 4-2-070P area standards See Miscellaneous uses, IM zone 4-2-070Q modifications off-street parking 4-4-080F10e CA zone 4-2-070L permitted where 4-2-060G CN zone 4-2-070J R-1 zone 4-2-070B CO zone 4-2-070N R-5 zone 4-2-070C CS zone 4-2-070K R-8 zone 4-2-070D Height,bulk standards R-10 zone 4-2-070F CO zone 4-2-070N R-14 zone 4-2-070G permitted where 4-2-060N RC zone 4-2-070A Helipads RM zone 4-2-070H accessory RMH zone 4-2-070E CA zone 4-2-070L Hotel/convention center with office,residential uses CO zone 4-2-070N COR zone 4-2-0700 COR zone 4-2-0700 permitted where 4-2-060B IH zone 4-2-070R Hotels IL zone 4-2-070P CA zone 4-2-070L IM zone 4-2-070Q CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060H CO zone 4-2-070N commercial,permitted where 4-2-060H COR zone 4-2-0700 High schools CS zone 4-2-070K off-street parking 4-4-080F10e existing Hobbies,toys,games sales CS zone 4-2-070K CA zone 4-2-070L permitted where 4-2-060B CD zone 4-2-070M IH zone 4-2-070R CN zone 4-2-070J IL zone 4-2-070P CO zone 4-2-070N IM zone 4-2-070Q CS zone 4-2-070K off-street parking 4-4-080F10e IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060B IL zone 4-2-070P Household pets IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060A permitted where 4-2-060C R-1 zone 4-2-070B Home furnishings sales R-5 zone 4-2-070C CA zone 4-2-070L R-8 zone 4-2-070D CD zone 4-2-070M R-10 zone 4-2-070F CN zone 4-2-070J R-14 zone 4-2-070G CO zone 4-2-070N RC zone 4-2-070A CS zone 4-2-070K RM zone 4-2-070H (Revised 12/99) Index-32 Zoning RMH zone 4-2-070E permitted where 4-2-060J IH zone medical,dental purpose,intent 4-2-020S CA zone 4-2-070L use tables 4-2-060,4-2-070R CD zone 4-2-070M IL zone CO zone 4-2-070N purpose,intent 4-2-0200 CS zone 4-2-070K use tables 4-2-060,4-2-070P IH zone 4-2-070R IM zone IL zone 4-2-070P purpose,intent 4-2-020R IM zone 4-2-070Q use tables 4-2-060,4-2-0700 permitted where 4-2-060J Increases in maximum area small product assembly CC zone 4-2-0701 CD zone 4-2-070M CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-060J CS zone 4-2-070K Landscaping,screening permitted where 4-2-060N See also Screening Industrial engine,transmission rebuild commercial zones 4-2-120A, 4-2-120B IH zone 4-2-070R industrial zones 4-2-130A IL zone 4-2-070P manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C IM zone 4-2-070Q residential zones 4-2-110F permitted where 4-2-060H Laundromats Industrial/manufacturing facilities CA zone 4-2-070L existing CC zone 4-2-0701 COR zone 4-2-0700 CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060J CO zone 4-2-070N major modifications,production increase,expansion of CS zone 4-2-070K existing IH zone 4-2-070R COR zone 4-2-0700 IL zone 4-2-070P permitted where 4-2-060J IM zone 4-2-070Q Industrial,storage activities permitted where 4-2-060G off-street parking 4-4-080F10e R-14 zone 4-2-070G Jails Lawn,garden equipment sales CD zone 4-2-070M Auto Mall Area A 4-3-040C CO zone 4-2-070N Leather, leather goods manufacturing,assembly permitted where 4-2-060L CD zone 4-2-070M Now' Jewelry sales IL zone 4-2-070P CA zone 4-2-070L IM zone 4-2-070Q CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060J CO zone 4-2-070N Library CS zone 4-2-070K CA zone 4-2-070L IH zone 4-2-070R CC zone 4-2-0701 IL zone 4-2-070P CD zone 4-2-070M IM zone 4-2-070Q CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-060C CO zone 4-2-070N Junior high schools COR zone 4-2-0700 off-street parking 4-4-080F10e CS zone 4-2-070K Kennels IH zone 4-2-070R hobby IL zone 4-2-070P CA zone 4-2-070L IM zone 4-2-070Q CS zone 4-2-070K off-street parking 4-4-080F10e IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060E IL zone 4-2-070P R-1 zone 4-2-070B IM zone 4-2-0700 R-5 zone 4-2-070C permitted where 4-2-060A R-8 zone 4-2-070D RC zone 4-2-070A R-10 zone 4-2-070F IH zone 4-2-070R RC zone 4-2-070A IL zone 4-2-070P RM zone 4-2-070H IM zone 4-2-070Q RMH zone 4-2-070E permitted where 4-2-060A Licensing bureau Labs Auto Mall Area A 4-3-040C grinding,assembly of optical lens,eyeglasses Light,glare CA zone 4-2-070L commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B CD zone 4-2-070M Light industrial zone See IL zone CO zone 4-2-070N Liquor stores sales CS zone 4-2-070K CA zone 4-2-070L IH zone 4-2-070R CD zone 4-2-070M IL zone 4-2-070P CN zone 4-2-070J IM zone 4-2-070Q CO zone 4-2-070N Index-33 (Revised 12/99) Zoning CS zone 4-2-070K RMH zone 4-2-070E IH zone 4-2-070R temporary for medical hardship IL zone 4-2-070P permitted where 4-2-060B IM zone 4-2-0700 R-1 zone 4-2-070B *4411110 permitted where 4-2-060C R-5 zone 4-2-070C Loading docks , R-8 zone 4-2-070D commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-1208 R-10 zone 4-2-070F industrial zones 4-2-130A R-14 zone 4-2-070G Lot dimensions RC zone 4-2-070A commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B Manufacturing coverage off-street parking 4-4-080F10e commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B Map industrial zones 4-2-130A boundaries 4-2-030A depth conflicts commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-1208 with chapter 4-2 RMC 4-2-030C industrial zones 4-2-130A with rezone ordinance 4-2-0300 manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C designation of special zoning categories,time residential zones 4-2-110A,4-2-110F limitations 4-2-030E design,manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C downtown core area 4-2-080C industrial zones 4-2-130A downtown pedestrian district 4-2-080D residential zones 4-2-110F employment area valley 4-2-080B size established 4-2-0108 commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B street layout 4-2-030B industrial zones 4-2-130A yearly update 4-2-030F manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C Marinas residential zones 4-2-110A,4-2-110F COR zone 4-2-0700 width off-street parking 4-4-080F10e commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B permitted where 4-2-060E industrial zones 4-2-130A Measuring,controlling equipment manufacturing, manufactured homes, parks 4-2-110C assembly,warehousing residential zones 4-2-110A,4-2-110F IM zone 4-2-070Q Low income elderly multiple dwellings permitted where 4-2-060J off-street parking 4-4-080F10e Medical,dental clinics/offices Lumber yards sales CA zone 4-2-070L IH zone 4-2-070R CN zone 4-2-070J IL zone 4-2-070P CO zone 4-2-070N IM zone 4-2-070Q COR zone 4-2-0700 permitted where 4-2-060C IH zone 4-2-070R Machinery for construction,service industries IL zone 4-2-070P manufacturing,assembly IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060J off-street parking 4-4-080F10e Machinery for general industry, mining,agriculture permitted where 4-2-060F manufacturing,assembly Medical institutions IH zone 4-2-070R CO zone 4-2-070N permitted where 4-2-060J permitted where 4-2-060G Manager's residence/office Medium industrial zone See IM zone CD zone 4-2-070M Microbrewery/brew pubs sales permitted where 4-2-060K CD zone 4-2-070M Manufactured home parks CS zone 4-2-070K RV spaces(over 6) permitted where 4-2-060C permitted where 4-2-060B Military vehicles manufacturing,assembly RMH zone 4-2-070E IH zone 4-2-070R RV spaces(up to 6) permitted where 4-2-060J permitted where 4-2-0608 Mineral/natural resource recovery RMH zone 4-2-070E CA zone 4-2-070L Manufactured homes CC zone 4-2-0701 designated CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060B CN zone 4-2-070J R-1 zone 4-2-070B CO zone 4-2-070N R-5 zone 4-2-070C COR zone 4-2-0700 R-8 zone 4-2-070D CS zone 4-2-070K R-10 zone 4-2-070F IH zone 4-2-070R R-14 zone 4-2-070G IL zone 4-2-070P RC zone 4-2-070A IM zone 4-2-070Q RMH zone 4-2-070E permitted where 4-2-060A park See Manufactured home park R-1 zone 4-2-0708 411111111 permitted where 4-2-060B R-5 zone 4-2-070C (Revised 12/99) Index-34 Zoning R-8 zone 4-2-070D R-10 zone 4-2-070F R-10 zone 4-2-070F R-14 zone 4-2-070G R-14 zone 4-2-070G RC zone 4-2-070A RC zone 4-2-070A Monuments,tombstones,gravestones sales RM zone 4-2-070H CA zone 4-2-070L RMH zone 4-2-070E IH zone 4-2-070R Mini day care IL zone 4-2-070P CN zone 4-2-070J IM zone 4-2-070Q Mini-marts sales permitted where 4-2-060C CA zone 4-2-070L Mortuaries See Funeral homes CC zone 4-2-0701 Motel CD zone 4-2-070M IH zone 4-2-070R CN zone 4-2-070J IL zone 4-2-070P CO zone 4-2-070N IM zone 4-2-070Q CS zone 4-2-070K permitted where 4-2-060B IH zone 4-2-070R Motorcycle IL zone 4-2-070P leasing, rental,sales IM zone 4-2-070Q Auto Mall Area A 4-3-040C permitted where 4-2-060C CA zone 4-2-070L Miniature golf courses IH zone 4-2-070R off-street parking 4-4-080F10e IL zone 4-2-070P Miscellaneous manufacturing establishments IM zone 4-2-070Q IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060H permitted where 4-2-060J Movie production,distribution Miscellaneous uses, modifications IL zone 4-2-070P CA zone 4-2-070L IM zone 4-2-070Q CC zone 4-2-0701 permitted where 4-2-060J CD zone 4-2-070M Multi-family dwellings See Attached dwellings; Flats; CN zone 4-2-070J Townhouses CO zone 4-2-070N Municipal airports COR zone 4-2-0700 CD zone 4-2-070M CS zone 4-2-070K permitted where 4-2-060H IH zone 4-2-070R Museum IL zone 4-2-070P CA zone 4-2-070L '4%00' IM IM zone 4-2-070Q CC zone 4-2-0701 permitted where 4-2-060N CD zone 4-2-070M R-1 zone 4-2-070B CN zone 4-2-070J R-5 zone 4-2-070C CO zone 4-2-070N R-8 zone 4-2-070D COR zone 4-2-0700 R-10 zone 4-2-070F CS zone 4-2-070K R-14 zone 4-2-070G IH zone 4-2-070R RC zone 4-2-070A IL zone 4-2-070P RM zone 4-2-070H IM zone 4-2-070Q RMH zone 4-2-070E off-street parking 4-4-080F10e Mixed occupancies permitted where 4-2-060E off-street parking 4-4-080F10e R-1 zone 4-2-070B Mobile home/trailer/RV sales, rental R-5 zone 4-2-070C IH zone 4-2-070R R-8 zone 4-2-070D IL zone 4-2-070P R-10 zone 4-2-070F IM zone 4-2-070Q RC zone 4-2-070A permitted where 4-2-060H RM zone 4-2-070H Mobile homes RMH zone 4-2-070E off-street parking 4-4-080F10e Natural gas storage permitted where 4-2-060B IH zone 4-2-070R RMH zone 4-2-070E permitted where 4-2-0601 sales Newsstands sales IL zone 4-2-070P CA zone 4-2-070L IM zone 4-2-0700 CC zone 4-2-0701 permitted where 4-2-060H CD zone 4-2-070M single family residential building CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-0608 CO zone 4-2-070N RMH zone 4-2-070E COR zone 4-2-0700 Modular homes CS zone 4-2-070K permitted where 4-2-060B IH zone 4-2-070R R-1 zone 4-2-070B IL zone 4-2-070P R-5 zone 4-2-070C IM zone 4-2-070Q R-8 zone 4-2-070D permitted where 4-2-060C Index-35 (Revised 10/00) Zoning Night clubs, lounges Outdoor commercial recreation,entertainment uses off-street parking 4-4-080F10e CA zone 4-2-070L Noise See Development standards CO zone 4-2-070N Number of structures IH zone 4-2-070R manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C IL zone 4-2-070P per lot, residential zones 4-2-110A,4-2-110F IM zone 4-2-070Q Nurseries, outdoor off-street parking 4-4-080F10e off-street parking 4-4-080F10e permitted where 4-2-060E Office, business supplies,computers sales Outdoor sports areas CA zone 4-2-070L off-street parking 4-4-080F10e CO zone 4-2-070N Outside storage(vehicles/equipment/products) CS zone 4-2-070K IH zone 4-2-070R IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q IM zone 4-2-070Q P-1 zone permitted where 4-2-060C accessory uses 4-2-090A2 Office equipment assembly, packaging conditional uses 4-2-090A3 CD zone 4-2-070M development standards permitted where 4-2-060J height,building 4-2-090C3 Offices noise 4-2-09006 Auto Mall Area A 4-3-040C parking,circulation 4-2-090C4 CA zone 4-2-070L setbacks,special 4-2-090C2 CN zone 4-2-070J setbacks,yard 4-2-090C1 COR zone 4-2-0700 permitted uses 4-2-090A IL zone 4-2-070P principal uses 4-2-090A1 permitted where 4-2-060F prohibited uses 4-2-090B Open space purpose,intent 4-2-020T existing secondary uses 4-2-090A5 CA zone 4-2-070L unclassified uses 4-2-090A4 CC zone 4-2-0701 Packaging See Specific Manufacturing Use CD zone 4-2-070M Paint manufacturing,assembly CN zone 4-2-070J IH zone 4-2-070R CO zone 4-2-070N permitted where 4-2-060J COR zone 4-2-0700 Park, playground, recreation/community center CS zone 4-2-070K CA zone 4-2-070L IH zone 4-2-070R CC zone 4-2-0701 IL zone 4-2-070P CD zone 4-2-070M IM zone 4-2-070Q CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-060E CO zone 4-2-070N R-1 zone 4-2-0708 COR zone 4-2-0700 R-5 zone 4-2-070C CS zone 4-2-070K R-8 zone 4-2-070D IH zone 4-2-070R R-10 zone 4-2-070F IL zone 4-2-070P RC zone 4-2-070A IM zone 4-2-0700 RM zone 4-2-070H permitted where 4-2-060E new R-1 zone 4-2-070B CA zone 4-2-070L R-5 zone 4-2-070C CC zone 4-2-0701 R-8 zone 4-2-070D CD zone 4-2-070M R-10 zone 4-2-070F CN zone 4-2-070J R-14 zone 4-2-070G CO zone 4-2-070N RC zone 4-2-070A COR zone 4-2-0700 RM zone 4-2-070H CS zone 4-2-070K RMH zone 4-2-070E IH zone 4-2-070R Parking IL zone 4-2-070P See also Development standards IM zone 4-2-070Q commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B permitted where 4-2-060E industrial zones 4-2-130A R-1 zone 4-2-070B manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C R-5 zone 4-2-070C public R-10 zone 4-2-070F Auto Mall Area A 4-3-040C R-14 zone 4-2-070G CA zone 4-2-070L RC zone 4-2-070A IH zone 4-2-070R RM zone 4-2-070H IL zone 4-2-070P Optical lenses,eyeglasses manufacturing, assembly IM zone 4-2-070Q IL zone 4-2-070P permitted where 4-2-060H IM zone 4-2-070Q residential zones 4-2-110F permitted where 4-2-060J (Revised 10/00) Index-36 Zoning Parking garages neighborhood(existing) accessory CA zone 4-2-070L CO zone 4-2-070N CC zone 4-2-0701 IH zone 4-2-070R CD zone 4-2-070M IL zone 4-2-070P CN zone 4-2-070J IM zone 4-2-070Q CO zone 4-2-070N permitted where 4-2-060H COR zone 4-2-0700 commercial CS zone 4-2-070K CA zone 4-2-070L IH zone 4-2-070R CD zone 4-2-070M IL zone 4-2-070P CN zone 4-2-070J IM zone 4-2-070Q CO zone 4-2-070N permitted where 4-2-060E COR zone 4-2-0700 R-1 zone 4-2-070B CS zone 4-2-070K R-5 zone 4-2-070C IH zone 4-2-070R R-8 zone 4-2-070D IL zone 4-2-070P R-10 zone 4-2-070F IM zone 4-2-070Q RC zone 4-2-070A permitted where 4-2-060H RM zone 4-2-070G noncommercial neighborhood(new) CO zone 4-2-070N CA zone 4-2-070L COR zone 4-2-0700 CC zone 4-2-0701 permitted where 4-2-060H CD zone 4-2-070M Parking lots,commercial CN zone 4-2-070J CA zone 4-2-070L CO zone 4-2-070N CD zone 4-2-070M COR zone 4-2-0700 CN zone 4-2-070J CS zone 4-2-070K CO zone 4-2-070N IH zone 4-2-070R CS zone 4-2-070K IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060H permitted where 4-2-060E Parks R-1 zone 4-2-070B community(existing) R-5 zone 4-2-070C CA zone 4-2-070L R-8 zone 4-2-070D CC zone 4-2-0701 R-10 zone 4-2-070F "` CD zone 4-2-070M R-14 zone 4-2-070G CN zone 4-2-070J RC zone 4-2-070A CO zone 4-2-070N RM zone 4-2-070H COR zone 4-2-0700 regional(existing) CS zone 4-2-070K CA zone 4-2-070L IH zone 4-2-070R CC zone 4-2-0701 IL zone 4-2-070P CD zone 4-2-070M IM zone 4-2-070Q CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-060E CO zone 4-2-070N R-1 zone 4-2-070B COR zone 4-2-0700 R-5 zone 4-2-070C CS zone 4-2-070K R-8 zone 4-2-070D IH zone 4-2-070R R-10 zone 4-2-070F IL zone 4-2-070P RC zone 4-2-070A IM zone 4-2-070Q RM zone 4-2-070H permitted where 4-2-060E community(new) R-1 zone 4-2-070B CA zone 4-2-070L R-5 zone 4-2-070C CC zone 4-2-0701 R-8 zone 4-2-070D CD zone 4-2-070M R-10 zone 4-2-070F CN zone 4-2-070J RC zone 4-2-070A CO zone 4-2-070N RM zone 4-2-070H COR zone 4-2-0700 regional (new) CS zone 4-2-070K CA zone 4-2-070L IH zone 4-2-070R CC zone 4-2-0701 IL zone 4-2-070P CD zone 4-2-070M IM zone 4-2-070Q CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-060E CO zone 4-2-070N R-1 zone 4-2-070B COR zone 4-2-0700 R-5 zone 4-2-070C CS zone 4-2-070K R-10 zone 4-2-070F IH zone 4-2-070R R-14 zone 4-2-070G IL zone 4-2-070P RC zone 4-2-070A IM zone 4-2-0700 RM zone 4-2-070H permitted where 4-2-060E R-1 zone 4-2-070B Index-37 (Revised 2/00) Zoning R-5 zone 4-2-070C CO zone 4-2-070N R-10 zone 4-2-070F COR zone 4-2-0700 R-14 zone 4-2-070G CS zone 4-2-070K RC zone 4-2-070A IH zone 4-2-070R RM zone 4-2-070H IL zone 4-2-070P Passenger truck leasing, rental,sales IM zone 4-2-070Q Auto Mall Area A 4-3-040C off-street parking 4-4-080F10e CA zone 4-2-070L permitted where 4-2-060G IH zone 4-2-070R Pet shop,grooming,sales IL zone 4-2-070P CA zone 4-2-070L IM zone 4-2-070Q CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060H CO zone 4-2-070N Patio,deck CS zone 4-2-070K manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C IH zone 4-2-070R Pedestrian access IL zone 4-2-070P commercial zones 4-2-120A, 4-2-12013 IM zone 4-2-070Q Peep shows,panorams permitted where 4-2-060C,4-2-060G CA zone 4-2-070L Petroleum/natural gas storage CD zone 4-2-070M IL zone 4-2-070P CN zone 4-2-070J over 50,000 gallons CO zone 4-2-070N IH zone 4-2-070R CS zone 4-2-070K IM zone 4-2-0700 IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-0601 IL zone 4-2-070P to 50,000 gallons IM zone 4-2-070Q IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060E IM zone 4-2-0700 Permits See Land use permits permitted where 4-2-0601 Permitted uses Pharmacies CA zone 4-2-070L CA zone 4-2-070L CC zone 4-2-0701 CD zone 4-2-070M CD zone 4-2-070M CN zone 4-2-070J CN zone 4-2-070J CO zone 4-2-070N CO zone 4-2-070N COR zone 4-2-0700 COR zone 4-2-0700 CS zone 4-2-070K CS zone 4-2-070K IH zone 4-2-070R established 4-2-050A IL zone 4-2-070P IH zone 4-2-070R IM zone 4-2-0700 IL zone 4-2-070P permitted where 4-2-060C IM zone 4-2-070Q Philanthropic institutions P-1 zone 4-2-090 CA zone 4-2-070L R-1 zone 4-2-070B CC zone 4-2-0701 R-5 zone 4-2-070C CD zone 4-2-070M R-8 zone 4-2-070D CN zone 4-2-070J R-10 zone 4-2-070F CO zone 4-2-070N R-14 zone 4-2-070G COR zone 4-2-0700 RC zone 4-2-070A CS zone 4-2-070K RM zone 4-2-070H IH zone 4-2-070R RMH zone 4-2-070E IL zone 4-2-070P table 4-2-060 IM zone 4-2-070Q Personal medical supplies sales permitted where 4-2-060L CA zone 4-2-070L R-1 zone 4-2-070B CD zone 4-2-070M R-5 zone 4-2-070C CO zone 4-2-070N R-8 zone 4-2-070D CS zone 4-2-070K R-10 zone 4-2-070F IH zone 4-2-070R R-14 zone 4-2-070G IL zone 4-2-070P RC zone 4-2-070A IM zone 4-2-070Q RM zone 4-2-070H permitted where 4-2-060C RMH zone 4-2-070E Personal office Photographic, electronic supplies sales CA zone 4-2-070L CA zone 4-2-070L CC zone 4-2-0701 CD zone 4-2-070M COR zone 4-2-0700 CN zone 4-2-070J CS zone 4-2-070K CO zone 4-2-070N IM zone 4-2-0700 CS zone 4-2-070K permitted where 4-2-060F IH zone 4-2-070R Personal services IL zone 4-2-070P CA zone 4-2-070L IM zone 4-2-0700 CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060C (Revised 2/00) Index-38 Zoning Photography,photo reproduction IL zone 4-2-070P CA zone 4-2-070L IM zone 4-2-0700 CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060J CO zone 4-2-070N Printing,xerography IH zone 4-2-070R CA zone 4-2-070L IL zone 4-2-070P • CO zone 4-2-070N IM zone 4-2-070Q IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060G IL zone 4-2-070P Places of public assembly IM zone 4-2-070Q off-street parking 4-4-080F10e permitted where 4-2-060G Plats,shadow plats Private club,fraternal,nonprofit organization residential zones 4-2-110F CA zone 4-2-070L Post office CC zone 4-2-0701 off-street parking 4-4-080F10e CD zone 4-2-070M substation CN zone 4-2-070J CS zone 4-2-070K CO zone 4-2-070N permitted where 4-2-060L COR zone 4-2-0700 Precast building components manufacturing,assembly CS zone 4-2-070K IH zone 4-2-070R IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060J IL zone 4-2-070P Prefabricated,finished parts manufacturing,assembly, IM zone 4-2-070Q warehousing permitted where 4-2-060L CA zone 4-2-070L R-1 zone 4-2-070B CO zone 4-2-070N R-5 zone 4-2-070C IH zone 4-2-070R R-8 zone 4-2-070D IL zone 4-2-070P R-10 zone 4-2-070F IM zone 4-2-070Q R-14 zone 4-2-070G permitted where 4-2-060J RC zone 4-2-070A Preprocessed,natural,synthetic material products RM zone 4-2-070H manufacturing,assembly RMH zone 4-2-070E CO zone 4-2-070N Private conference centers IH zone 4-2-070R CA zone 4-2-070L IL zone 4-2-070P CO zone 4-2-070N IM zone 4-2-070Q COR zone 4-2-0700 permitted where 4-2-060J IH zone 4-2-070R Primary uses IL zone 4-2-070P CA zone 4-2-070L IM zone 4-2-070Q CC zone 4-2-0701 permitted where 4-2-060F CD zone 4-2-070M Processing See Specific Manufacturing Use CN zone 4-2-070J Professional office CO zone 4-2-070N CA zone 4-2-070L COR zone 4-2-0700 CC zone 4-2-0701 CS zone 4-2-070K CD zone 4-2-070M established 4-2-050A CO zone 4-2-070N IH zone 4-2-070R COR zone 4-2-0700 IL zone 4-2-070P CS zone 4-2-070K IM zone 4-2-0700 IH zone 4-2-070R P-1 zone 4-2-090A2 IL zone 4-2-070P R-1 zone 4-2-070B IM zone 4-2-070Q R-5 zone 4-2-070C off-street parking 4-4-080F10e R-8 zone 4-2-070D permitted where 4-2-060F R-10 zone 4-2-070F Professional services R-14 zone 4-2-070G CA zone 4-2-070L RC zone 4-2-070A CO zone 4-2-070N RM zone 4-2-070H IH zone 4-2-070R RMH zone 4-2-070E IL zone 4-2-070P table 4-2-060 IM zone 4-2-070Q Principal uses permitted where 4-2-060G P-1 zone 4-2-090A1 Professional sports teams/promoters Printing, engraving shops CA zone 4-2-070L off-street parking 4-4-080F10e CO zone 4-2-070N Printing ink manufacturing,assembly CS zone 4-2-070K IH zone 4-2-070R IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060J IL zone 4-2-070P Printing, publishing,allied industries manufacturing, IM zone 4-2-0700 assembly permitted where 4-2-060G IH zone 4-2-070R Index-39 (Revised 12/99) Zoning Prohibited uses CD zone 4-2-070M CA zone 4-2-070L CN zone 4-2-070J CC zone 4-2-0701 CO zone 4-2-070N CD zone 4-2-070M - COR zone 4-2-0700 CN zone 4-2-070J CS zone 4-2-070K `IS CO zone 4-2-070N IH zone 4-2-070R COR zone 4-2-0700 IL zone 4-2-070P CS zone 4-2-070K IM zone 4-2-070Q established 4-2-050A permitted where 4-2-060L IH zone 4-2-070R R-1 zone 4-2-070B IL zone 4-2-070P R-5 zone 4-2-070C IM zone 4-2-0700 R-8 zone 4-2-070D P-1 zone 4-2-090B R-10 zone 4-2-070F R-1 zone 4-2-070B R-14 zone 4-2-070G R-5 zone 4-2-070C RC zone 4-2-070A R-8 zone 4-2-070D RM zone 4-2-070H R-10 zone 4-2-070F RMH zone 4-2-070E R-14 zone 4-2-070G Railroad yards RC zone 4-2-070A IH zone 4-2-070R RM zone 4-2-070H permitted where 4-2-060H RMH zone 4-2-070E Ranches table 4-2-060 permitted where 4-2-060A Public/quasi-public activities RC zone 4-2-070A off-street parking 4-4-080F10e RC zone Public use zone See P-1 zone purpose,intent 4-2-0208 Public utility use, structure use tables 4-2-060,4-2-070A CA zone 4-2-070L Recreation area CC zone 4-2-0701 manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C CD zone 4-2-070M Recreational,community facilities CN zone 4-2-070J CD zone 4-2-070M CO zone 4-2-070N IH zone 4-2-070R COR zone 4-2-0700 IL zone 4-2-070P CS zone 4-2-070K IM zone 4-2-070Q IH zone 4-2-070R indoor,outdoor,CO zone 4-2-070N IL zone 4-2-070P permitted where 4-2-060B,4-2-060E IM zone 4-2-070Q R-14 zone 4-2-070G permitted where 4-2-060L RMH zone 4-2-070E R-1 zone 4-2-070B Recreational,entertainment uses R-5 zone 4-2-070C off-street parking 4-4-080F10e R-8 zone 4-2-070D Recreational services R-10 zone 4-2-070F CO zone 4-2-070N R-14 zone 4-2-070G permitted where 4-2-060E RC zone 4-2-070A Recycling collection center,station RM zone 4-2-070H CA zone 4-2-070L RMH zone 4-2-070E CC zone 4-2-0701 Purpose, intent 4-2-020A CD zone 4-2-070M Quarrying CN zone 4-2-070J IH zone 4-2-070R CO zone 4-2-070N permitted where 4-2-060J commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-1208 R-1 zone COR zone 4-2-0700 purpose,intent 4-2-0200 CS zone 4-2-070K use tables 4-2-060,4-2-070B IL zone 4-2-070P R-5 zone IM zone 4-2-070Q purpose,intent 4-2-020D industrial zones 4-2-130A use tables 4-2-060,4-2-070C permitted where 4-2-060J R-8 zone RC zone 4-2-070A purpose,intent 4-2-020E temporary use tables 4-2-060,4-2-070D permitted where 4-2-060J R-10 zone R-1 zone 4-2-070B purpose,intent 4-2-020G R-5 zone 4-2-070C use tables 4-2-060,4-2-070F R-8 zone 4-2-070D R-14 zone R-10 zone 4-2-070F purpose, intent 4-2-020H R-14 zone 4-2-070G use tables 4-2-060,4-2-070G RC zone 4-2-070A Radio,television transmitter RM zone 4-2-070H CA zone 4-2-070L RMH zone 4-2-070E CC zone 4-2-0701 (Revised 12/99) Index-40 Zoning Recycling processing center IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060J erre Rental services no outside storage CA zone 4-2-070L • CD zone 4-2-070M CN zone 4-2-070J CO zone 4-2-070N CS zone 4-2-070K IH zone 4-2-070R 11 Index-40.1 (Revised 12/99) ..m. `fir This page left intentionally blank. 11410 (Revised 12/99) Index-40.2 Zoning Recycling processing center permitted where 4-2-060K IH zone 4-2-070R Retirement residences permitted where 4-2-060J CD zone 4-2-070M Rental services centers residential demonstration district B 4-3-120C 444100,1 no outside storage CN zone 4-2-070J CA zone 4-2-070L CO zone 4-2-070N CD zone 4-2-070M COR zone 4-2-0700 CN zone 4-2-070J CS zone 4-2-070K CO zone 4-2-070N permitted where 4-2-060B CS zone 4-2-070K R-1 zone 4-2-070B IH zone 4-2-070R R-10 zone 4-2-070F IL zone 4-2-070P RC zone 4-2-070A IM zone 4-2-0700 RM zone 4-2-070H permitted where 4-2-060G Review fees with outside storage joint land use applications 4-1-170B CA zone 4-2-070L per application type 4-1-170A CO zone 4-2-070N refunds 4-1-170C CS zone 4-2-070K RM zone IH zone 4-2-070R fee waiver, RM-U zone 4-1-210 IL zone 4-2-070P purpose, intent 4-2-02011 IM zone 4-2-070Q suffixes 4-2-02012 permitted where 4-2-060G use tables 4-2-060,4-2-070H Repair services where permitted 4-2-02013 CO zone 4-2-070N RMH zone permitted where 4-2-060G purpose, intent 4-2-020F Research,development,testing use tables 4-2-060,4-2-070E CA zone 4-2-070L Roadside stands CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060A CO zone 4-2-070N RC zone 4-2-070A COR zone 4-2-0700 Rubber, miscellaneous plastic products manufacturing, IH zone 4-2-070R assembly IL zone 4-2-070P IH zone 4-2-070R IM zone 4-2-0700 permitted where 4-2-060J off-street parking 4-4-080F10e RV sales, rental Niiimpre permitted where 4-2-060J IL zone 4-2-070P Residential-1 du/ac zone See R-1 zone IM zone 4-2-070Q Residential-5 du/ac zone See R-5 zone permitted where 4-2-060H Residential-8 du/ac zone See R-8 zone Sanitariums See under Hospitals Residential-10 du/ac zone See R-10 zone School district support facilities Residential-14 du/ac zone See R-14 zone IL zone 4-2-070P Residential manufactured home zone See RMH zone IM zone 4-2-0700 Residential multi-family infill zone See RM zone permitted where 4-2-060M Residential multi-family neighborhood zone See RM Schools zone change in use Residential multi-family suburban zone See RM zone CA zone 4-2-070L Residential multi-family urban zone See RM zone CD zone 4-2-070M Residential uses CN zone 4-2-070J off-street parking 4-4-080F10e CO zone 4-2-070N Resource conservation zone See RC zone COR zone 4-2-0700 Restaurant,cafeteria, recreational facilities CS zone 4-2-070K IL zone 4-2-070P IL zone 4-2-070P off-street parking 4-4-080F10e permitted where 4-2-060M permitted where 4-2-060K R-1 zone 4-2-070B Retail sales R-5 zone 4-2-070C CO zone 4-2-070N R-8 zone 4-2-070D IH zone 4-2-070R R-10 zone 4-2-070F IL zone 4-2-070P RM zone 4-2-070H IM zone 4-2-070Q RMH zone 4-2-070E involving outside storage expansion(more than 10 percent) CD zone 4-2-070M CA zone 4-2-070L permitted where 4-2-060C CD zone 4-2-070M off-street parking 4-4-080F10e CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-060C CO zone 4-2-070N Retail uses associated with primary use COR zone 4-2-0700 IH zone 4-2-070R CS zone 4-2-070K N' IL zone 4-2-070P IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-0700 permitted where 4-2-060M Index-41 (Revised 11/01) Zoning R-1 zone 4-2-070B Screening R-5 zone 4-2-070C commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B R-8 zone 4-2-070D garbage, refuse,dumpsters R-10 zone 4-2-070F commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-1208 R-14 zone 4-2-070G industrial zones 4-2-130A RM zone 4-2-070H , residential zones 4-2-110F RMH zone 4-2-070E industrial zones 4-2-130A expansion(up to 10 percent) loading,repair, maintenance,work areas CA zone 4-2-070L commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B CD zone 4-2-070M industrial zones 4-2-130A CN zone 4-2-070J outdoor storage CO zone 4-2-070N commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B COR zone 4-2-0700 industrial zones 4-2-130A CS zone 4-2-070K residential zones 4-2-110F IL zone 4-2-070P recyclables collection, storage IM zone 4-2-070Q commercial zones 4-2-120A permitted where 4-2-060M residential zones 4-2-110F R-1 zone 4-2-070B residential zones 4-2-110F R-5 zone 4-2-070C roof-top equipment R-8 zone 4-2-070D commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B R-10 zone 4-2-070F residential zones 4-2-110F RM zone 4-2-070H surface-mounted equipment RMH zone 4-2-070E commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B Schools,portables residential zones 4-2-110F existing tow truck operations, impoundment yards, industrial CA zone 4-2-070L zones 4-2-130A CD zone 4-2-070M Seasonal sales lots,fruit stands CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-060N CO zone 4-2-070N R-10 zone 4-2-070F COR zone 4-2-0700 Secondary schools CS zone 4-2-070K existing IL zone 4-2-070P CA zone 4-2-070L IM zone 4-2-070Q CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060M CN zone 4-2-070J R-1 zone 4-2-070B CO zone 4-2-070N R-5 zone 4-2-070C COR zone 4-2-0700 R-8 zone 4-2-070D CS zone 4-2-070K R-10 zone 4-2-070F IL zone 4-2-070P RM zone 4-2-070H IM zone 4-2-070Q RMH zone 4-2-070E permitted where 4-2-060M new(up to 4) R-1 zone 4-2-070B CA zone 4-2-070L R-5 zone 4-2-070C CD zone 4-2-070M R-8 zone 4-2-070D CN zone 4-2-070J R-10 zone 4-2-070F CO zone 4-2-070N RM zone 4-2-070H COR zone 4-2-0700 RMH zone 4-2-070E CS zone 4-2-070K new IL zone 4-2-070P CA zone 4-2-070L permitted where 4-2-060M CD zone 4-2-070M R-1 zone 4-2-070B CN zone 4-2-070J R-5 zone 4-2-070C CO zone 4-2-070N R-8 zone 4-2-070D COR zone 4-2-0700 R-10 zone 4-2-070F CS zone 4-2-070K R-14 zone 4-2-070G IL zone 4-2-070P RM zone 4-2-070H permitted where 4-2-060M RMH zone 4-2-070E R-1 zone 4-2-0706 Schools,studios for art,crafts,photography,dance, R-5 zone 4-2-070C music R-8 zone 4-2-070D CA zone 4-2-070L R-10 zone 4-2-070F CD zone 4-2-070M R-14 zone 4-2-070G CN zone 4-2-070J RM zone 4-2-070H CO zone 4-2-070N RMH zone 4-2-070E CS zone 4-2-070K Secondary uses IH zone 4-2-070R CA zone 4-2-070L IL zone 4-2-070P CC zone 4-2-0701 IM zone 4-2-070Q CD zone 4-2-070M NINO permitted where 4-2-060M CN zone 4-2-070J (Revised 11/01) Index-42 iromuns Zoning CO zone 4-2-070N COR zone 4-2-0700 CS zone 4-2-070K Nome established 4-2-050A IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-0700 P-1 zone 4-2-090A5 R-1 zone 4-2-070B R-5 zone 4-2-070C R-8 zone 4-2-070D R-10 zone 4-2-070F Ntoome Index-42.1 (Revised 11/01) 441 This page left intentionally blank. NIS (Revised 11/01) Index-42.2 Zoning R-14 zone 4-2-070G industrial zones 4-2-130A RC zone 4-2-070A manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C RM zone 4-2-070H residential zones 4-2-110A,4-2-110B,4-2-110F, RMH zone 4-2-070E 4-2-110G table 4-2-060 industrial zones 4-2-130A Security building • mobile home parks constructed before IL zone 4-2-070P 12-3-1969 4-2-110C permitted where 4-2-060K rear yard Self-service storage commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B CA zone 4-2-070L industrial zones 4-2-130A CS zone 4-2-070K manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C existing residential zones 4-2-110A,4-2-110B,4-2-110F, CN zone 4-2-070J 4-2-110G CS zone 4-2-070K residential zones 4-2-110B,4-2-110G IH zone 4-2-070R side yard IL zone 4-2-070P commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B IM zone 4-2-070Q industrial zones 4-2-130A permitted where 4-2-0601 manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C RM zone 4-2-070H residential zones 4-2-110A,4-2-1106,4-2-110F, Self-storage,part of mixed use development 4-2-110G CS zone 4-2-070K Sewage disposal,treatment plants permitted where 4-2-0601 IH zone 4-2-070R Semi-attached dwellings IM zone 4-2-070Q centers residential demonstration district B 4-3-120C permitted where 4-2-060J CN zone 4-2-070J Shoe repair CS zone 4-2-070K CA zone 4-2-070L off-street parking 4-4-080F10e CC zone 4-2-0701 permitted where 4-2-0606 COR zone 4-2-0700 R-10 zone 4-2-070F permitted where 4-2-060G R-14 zone 4-2-070G Shopping centers Senior center off-street parking 4-4-080F10e permitted where 4-2-060L Signs R-14 zone 4-2-070G See also Development standards;Sign regulations Sensitive areas commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B *Oro commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B industrial zones 4-2-130A industrial zones 4-2-130A manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C residential zones 4-2-110F residential zones 4-2-110F Service, social organizations Signs,advertising manufacturing,assembly CA zone 4-2-070L IL zone 4-2-070P CC zone 4-2-0701 IM zone 4-2-070Q CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060J CN zone 4-2-070J Single family dwellings See Detached dwellings;Semi- CO zone 4-2-070N attached dwellings COR zone 4-2-0700 Skating rinks CS zone 4-2-070K off-street parking 4-4-080F10e IH zone 4-2-070R Snowmobile sales IL zone 4-2-070P Auto Mall Area A 4-3-040C IM zone 4-2-070Q Soap, compound manufacturing permitted where 4-2-060L IH zone 4-2-070R R-1 zone 4-2-070B IM zone 4-2-070Q R-5 zone 4-2-070C permitted where 4-2-060J R-8 zone 4-2-070D Social services R-14 zone 4-2-070G CN zone 4-2-070J RC zone 4-2-070A facilities RM zone 4-2-070H CD zone 4-2-070M RMH zone 4-2-070E CS zone 4-2-070K Setbacks permitted where 4-2-060L See also Development standards permitted where 4-2-060L animal,agricultural related structures,residential Solid waste incinerators zones 4-2-110G permitted where 4-2-060J arterial/freeway frontage Special review process commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B industrial zones 4-2-130A Special schools,technical/industrial manufactured homes, parks 4-2-110C CA zone 4-2-070L ,' residential zones 4-2-110A,4-2-110F IH zone 4-2-070R front yard IL zone 4-2-070P commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B IM zone 4-2-070Q Index-43 (Revised 12199) Zoning permitted where 4-2-060M CS zone 4-2-070K Sporting goods sales IH zone 4-2-070R CA zone 4-2-070L IL zone 4-2-070P CD zone 4-2-070M IM zone 4-2-070Q CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-060K CO zone 4-2-070N Street improvements CS zone 4-2-070K private,manufactured homes, parks 4-2-110C IH zone 4-2-070R public,manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C IL zone 4-2-070P Structural clay products manufacturing,assembly IM zone 4-2-0700 IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060C permitted where 4-2-060J Sports arenas,auditoriums,exhibition halls Supermarkets CA zone 4-2-070L off-street parking 4-4-080F10e CD zone 4-2-070M Tables CO zone 4-2-070N See also Standards tables IH zone 4-2-070R conditions 4-2-080A IL zone 4-2-070P established 4-2-050B IM zone 4-2-0700 interpretation permitted where 4-2-060E additional conditions 4-2-050C3 Stables,commercial applicable requirements 4-2-050C2 IH zone 4-2-070R conflicts 4-2-05006 IM zone 4-2-070Q legend 4-2-050C1 permitted where 4-2-060A prohibited uses 4-2-05005 Stables/riding schools/animal boarding unclassified uses 4-2-050C4 permitted where 4-2-060A permitted uses 4-2-060,4-2-070 RC zone 4-2-070A Tanning,curing,storage of rawhide,skins Stacked flats See Attached dwellings;Flats IH zone 4-2-070R Standards tables IM zone 4-2-070Q See also Specific Standard permitted where 4-2-060J categories designated 4-2-100B Taverns conditions CA zone 4-2-070L commercial zones 4-2-120C CD zone 4-2-070M multi-family residential zones 4-2-110H CN zone 4-2-070J single family residential zones 4-2-110D COR zone 4-2-0700 established 4-2-100A CS zone 4-2-070K *4.1010 interpretation 4-2-100C off-street parking 4-4-080F10e Stone,clay,glass,concrete manufacturing permitted where 4-2-060C IM zone 4-2-070Q Taxi, individual transportation permitted where 4-2-060J CD zone 4-2-070M Stone cutting,engraving manufacturing,assembly IL zone 4-2-070P IH zone 4-2-070R IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060J permitted where 4-2-060H Stone products manufacturing,assembly Telegraph,other communication IH zone 4-2-070R CA zone 4-2-070L permitted where 4-2-060J CN zone 4-2-070J Storage CO zone 4-2-070N indoor CS zone 4-2-070K CO zone 4-2-070N IH zone 4-2-070R IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060L permitted where 4-2-0601 Television repair outdoor CA zone 4-2-070L CO zone 4-2-070N CD zone 4-2-070M IH zone 4-2-070R CO zone 4-2-070N IL zone 4-2-070P COR zone 4-2-0700 IM zone 4-2-070Q CS zone 4-2-070K including vehicles/equipment,permitted where IH zone 4-2-070R 4-2-0601 IL zone 4-2-070P permitted where 4-2-0601 IM zone 4-2-070Q products in conjunction with retail sales permitted where 4-2-060G CA zone 4-2-070L Temporary construction buildings CC zone 4-2-0701 IH zone 4-2-070R CD zone 4-2-070M IM zone 4-2-070Q CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-060N CO zone 4-2-070N Temporary uses COR zone 4-2-0700 CA zone 4-2-070L (Revised 12/99) Index-44 Zoning CC zone 4-2-0701 CO zone 4-2-070N CD zone 4-2-070M COR zone 4-2-0700 CN zone 4-2-070J CS zone 4-2-070K CO zone 4-2-070N IH zone 4-2-070R COR zone 4-2-0700 IL zone 4-2-070P CS zone 4-2-070KIM zone 4-2-0700 established 4-2-050A permitted where 4-2-060E IH zone 4-2-070R R-1 zone 4-2-070B IL zone 4-2-070P R-5 zone 4-2-070C IM zone 4-2-0700 R-8 zone 4-2-070D P-1 zone 4-2-090A2 R-10 zone 4-2-070F permitted where 4-2-060N RC zone 4-2-070A R-1 zone 4-2-070B RM zone 4-2-070H R-5 zone 4-2-070C new R-8 zone 4-2-070D CA zone 4-2-070L R-10 zone 4-2-070F CC zone 4-2-0701 R-14 zone 4-2-070G CD zone 4-2-070M RC zone 4-2-070A CN zone 4-2-070J RM zone 4-2-070H CO zone 4-2-070N RMH zone 4-2-070E COR zone 4-2-0700 table 4-2-060 CS zone 4-2-070K Theaters IH zone 4-2-070R CA zone 4-2-070L IL zone 4-2-070P CD zone 4-2-070M IM zone 4-2-070Q CO zone 4-2-070N permitted where 4-2-060E drive-in R-1 zone 4-2-070B CA zone 4-2-070L R-5 zone 4-2-070C CO zone 4-2-070N R-10 zone 4-2-070F IH zone 4-2-070R R-14 zone 4-2-070G IL zone 4-2-070P RC zone 4-2-070A IM zone 4-2-0700 RM zone 4-2-070H permitted where 4-2-060E Transit centers IH zone 4-2-070R CA zone 4-2-070L IL zone 4-2-070P CD zone 4-2-070M fir✓ IM zone 4-2-0700 CO zone 4-2-070N off-street parking 4-4-080F10e IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060E IL zone 4-2-070P Timber harvesting, reforestation IM zone 4-2-0700 permitted where 4-2-060A permitted where 4-2-060H RC zone 4-2-070A Transportation equipment manufacturing,assembly Tow truck operation IH zone 4-2-070R IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060J IM zone 4-2-070Q Transportation services permitted where 4-2-060H IM zone 4-2-0700 Townhouses permitted where 4-2-060H CA zone 4-2-070L Travel trailers CD zone 4-2-070M off-street parking 4-4-080F10e centers residential demonstration districts 4-3-120C Triplex See Attached dwellings CN zone 4-2-070J Truck COR zone 4-2-0700 rental CS zone 4-2-070K IL zone 4-2-070P off-street parking See under Attached dwellings IM zone 4-2-0700 permitted where 4-2-060B permitted where 4-2-060H R-1 zone 4-2-0706 sales R-5 zone 4-2-070C Auto Mall Area A 4-3-040C R-8 zone 4-2-070D IL zone 4-2-070P R-10 zone 4-2-070F IM zone 4-2-0700 R-14 zone 4-2-070G permitted where 4-2-060H RM zone 4-2-070H terminals,warehousing Trailer rental IH zone 4-2-070R IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060H permitted where 4-2-060H Truck/RV/bus sales Trails CA zone 4-2-070L existing permitted where 4-2-060H CA zone 4-2-070L Unclassified uses CC zone 4-2-0701 P-1 zone 4-2-090A4 CD zone 4-2-070M Uncovered storage areas CN zone 4-2-070J off-street parking 4-4-080F10e Index-45 (Revised 1 1/01) Zoning Upholstery repair CO zone 4-2-070N CA zone 4-2-070L COR zone 4-2-0700 CD zone 4-2-070M CS zone 4-2-070K CO zone 4-2-070N IH zone 4-2-070R COR zone 4-2-0700 IL zone 4-2-070P CS zone 4-2-070K , IM zone 4-2-0700 H zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060L IL zone 4-2-070P R-1 zone 4-2-070B IM zone 4-2-0700 R-5 zone 4-2-070C permitted where 4-2-060G R-8 zone 4-2-070D Urban Center See Urban Center Design Overlay R-10 zone 4-2-070F regulations R-14 zone 4-2-070G Used goods,antiques sales RC zone 4-2-070A CA zone 4-2-070L RM zone 4-2-070H CD zone 4-2-070M RMH zone 4-2-070E CN zone 4-2-070J Utilities,lighting CO zone 4-2-070N manufactured homes,parks 4-2-110C CS zone 4-2-070K Utilities services IH zone 4-2-070R IM zone 4-2-0700 IL zone 4-2-070P permitted where 4-2-060L IM zone 4-2-070Q Variable lot standards permitted where 4-2-060C permitted where 4-2-060B,4-2-060N Utilities RMH zone 4-2-070E large Variety store sales CA zone 4-2-070L CN zone 4-2-070J CC zone 4-2-0701 permitted where 4-2-060C CD zone 4-2-070M Vehicle sales CN zone 4-2-070J off-street parking 4-4-080F10e CO zone 4-2-070N Vehicle service,repair COR zone 4-2-0700 large CS zone 4-2-070K CA zone 4-2-070L IH zone 4-2-070R IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-0700 IM zone 4-2-0700 permitted where 4-2-060L permitted where 4-2-060H R-1 zone 4-2-070B off-street parking 4-4-080F10e R-5 zone 4-2-070C small R-8 zone 4-2-070D CA zone 4-2-070L R-10 zone 4-2-070F CC zone 4-2-0701 R-14 zone 4-2-070G CN zone 4-2-070J RC zone 4-2-070A CS zone 4-2-070K RM zone 4-2-070H IH zone 4-2-070R RMH zone 4-2-070E IL zone 4-2-070P medium IM zone 4-2-070Q CA zone 4-2-070L permitted where 4-2-060H CC zone 4-2-0701 Vehicle storage CD zone 4-2-070M CA zone 4-2-070L CN zone 4-2-070J commercial zones 4-2-120A CO zone 4-2-070N permitted where 4-2-0601 COR zone 4-2-0700 Veterinary offices/clinics CS zone 4-2-070K no exterior kennels,runs,stables IH zone 4-2-070R CA zone 4-2-070L IL zone 4-2-070P CD zone 4-2-070M IM zone 4-2-070Q CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-060L CO zone 4-2-070N R-1 zone 4-2-070B CS zone 4-2-070K R-5 zone 4-2-070C IH zone 4-2-070R R-8 zone 4-2-070D IL zone 4-2-070P R-10 zone 4-2-070F IM zone 4-2-0700 R-14 zone 4-2-070G permitted where 4-2-060A RC zone 4-2-070A with kennels,runs,stables RM zone 4-2-070H CA zone 4-2-070L RMH zone 4-2-070E CO zone 4-2-070N small IH zone 4-2-070R CA zone 4-2-070L IL zone 4-2-070P CC zone 4-2-0701 IM zone 4-2-0700 CD zone 4-2-070M permitted where 4-2-060A CN zone 4-2-070J (Revised 11/01) Index-46 Zoning RC zone 4-2-070A R-8 zone 4-2-0700 Video rentals,sales R-10 zone 4-2-070F CA zone 4-2-070L R-14 zone 4-2-070G -44121001 CC zone 4-2-0701 RC zone 4-2-070A CD zone 4-2-070M RM zone 4-2-070H CN zone 4-2-070J RMH zone 4-2-070E CO zone 4-2-070N macro facility antennas CS zone 4-2-070K CA zone 4-2-070L IH zone 4-2-070R CC zone 4-2-0701 IL zone 4-2-070P CD zone 4-2-070M IM zone 4-2-070Q CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-060G CO zone 4-2-070N Vocational schools COR zone 4-2-0700 IL zone 4-2-070P CS zone 4-2-070K IM zone 4-2-070Q IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060M IL zone 4-2-070P Warehousing, storage IM zone 4-2-070Q IH zone 4-2-070R permitted where 4-2-060L IL zone 4-2-070P R-1 zone 4-2-070B IM zone 4-2-070Q R-5 zone 4-2-070C off-street parking 4-4-080F10e R-8 zone 4-2-070D permitted where 4-2-0601 R-10 zone 4-2-070F Waste recycling,transfer facilities R-14 zone 4-2-070G IM zone 4-2-070Q RC zone 4-2-070A permitted where 4-2-060J RM zone 4-2-070H Watches/jewelry repair RMH zone 4-2-070E CA zone 4-2-070L micro facility antennas CD zone 4-2-070M CA zone 4-2-070L CO zone 4-2-070N CC zone 4-2-0701 COR zone 4-2-0700 CD zone 4-2-070M CS zone 4-2-070K CN zone 4-2-070J IH zone 4-2-070R CO zone 4-2-070N IL zone 4-2-070P COR zone 4-2-0700 IM zone 4-2-070Q CS zone 4-2-070K permitted where 4-2-060G IH zone 4-2-070R Wholesale outlets IL zone 4-2-070P IH zone 4-2-070R IM zone 4-2-070Q IL zone 4-2-070P permitted where 4-2-060L IM zone 4-2-070Q R-1 zone 4-2-070B permitted where 4-2-060D R-5 zone 4-2-070C Wineries R-8 zone 4-2-070D IL zone 4-2-070P R-10 zone 4-2-070F IM zone 4-2-070Q R-14 zone 4-2-070G permitted where 4-2-060J RC zone 4-2-070A Wireless communication facilities RM zone 4-2-070H height,building RMH zone 4-2-070E commercial zones 4-2-120A,4-2-120B mini facility antennas industrial zones 4-2-130A CA zone 4-2-070L residential zones 4-2-110F CC zone 4-2-0701 installation of tower,antenna CD zone 4-2-070M entire lot considered 4-2-040A1 CN zone 4-2-070J not considered expansion of nonconforming CO zone 4-2-070N 4-2-040A2 COR zone 4-2-0700 lattice towers support structure CS zone 4-2-070K CA zone 4-2-070L 1H zone 4-2-070R CC zone 4-2-0701 IL zone 4-2-070P CD zone 4-2-070M IM zone 4-2-070Q CN zone 4-2-070J permitted where 4-2-060L CO zone 4-2-070N R-1 zone 4-2-070B COR zone 4-2-0700 R-5 zone 4-2-070C CS zone 4-2-070K R-8 zone 4-2-070D IH zone 4-2-070R R-10 zone 4-2-070F IL zone 4-2-070P R-14 zone 4-2-070G IM zone 4-2-070Q RC zone 4-2-070A permitted where 4-2-060L RM zone 4-2-070H R-1 zone 4-2-0708 RMH zone 4-2-070E R-5 zone 4-2-070C Index-47 (Revised 9/99) Zoning minor modifications CA zone 4-2-070L CC zone 4-2-0701 CD zone 4-2-070M CN zone 4-2-070J stay., CO zone 4-2-070N COR zone 4-2-0700 CS zone 4-2-070K IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060L R-1 zone 4-2-070B R-5 zone 4-2-070C R-8 zone 4-2-0700 R-10 zone 4-2-070F R-14 zone 4-2-070G RC zone 4-2-070A RM zone 4-2-070H RMH zone 4-2-070E monopole I support structure CA zone 4-2-070L CC zone 4-2-0701 CD zone 4-2-070M CN zone 4-2-070J CO zone 4-2-070N COR zone 4-2-0700 CS zone 4-2-070K IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060L R-1 zone 4-2-070B R-5 zone 4-2-070C R-8 zone 4-2-0700 R-10 zone 4-2-070F R-14 zone 4-2-070G RC zone 4-2-070A RM zone 4-2-070H RMH zone 4-2-070E monopole II support structure CA zone 4-2-070L CC zone 4-2-0701 CD zone 4-2-070M CN zone 4-2-070J CO zone 4-2-070N COR zone 4-2-0700 CS zone 4-2-070K IH zone 4-2-070R IL zone 4-2-070P IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060L R-1 zone 4-2-070B R-5 zone 4-2-070C R-8 zone 4-2-070D R-10 zone 4-2-070F R-14 zone 4-2-070G RC zone 4-2-070A RM zone 4-2-070H RMH zone 4-2-070E Wood products,cabinet shops manufacturing,assembly, warehousing IM zone 4-2-070Q permitted where 4-2-060J (Revised 9/99) Index-48