Significant environmental constraints. Significant environmental constraints. Inherited zoning from King County. Significant environmental constraints. Mistake in mapping at the time of annexation.
Owner agrees with recommendation.
Little or no documentation of existing zoning for several parcels. City Manager Olander clarified that Council could remove the items requiring a Comprehensive Plan amendment now and consider them in the fall or keep the items in the public hearing process and if a rezone was desired, the items would then be removed and considered in the fall. City Attorney McLean noted the legal requirements regarding area wide rezones versus site specific rezones. Mayor Thomasson suggested that the properties be revised to the level recommended by the Comprehensive Plan with this process and then be adjusted to the recommended zoning with the Comprehensive Plan amendment process. In regard to Site 9, Planning Manager Loch and Assistant Planner Gould-Wessen noted that they had met with the property owners to discuss specific issues.