Smc Land Use Code

The Land Use Code regulates the use and development of land in Seattle. SDCI

reviews permit applications to make sure they comply with this code. With input from residents, designers, developers, and other interested stakeholders, City planners draft amendments to update the code to better address Seattle's land use policies.

Title 17C Land Use Standards. Chapter 17C.010 Penalty: Chapter 17C.110 Resid

ential Zones: Chapter 17C.110T Residential Zone Development Tables: ... Chapter 17C.122T Center and Corridor Zone Development Tables: Chapter 17C.123 Form Based Code Zones: Chapter 17C.124 Downtown Zones: Chapter 17C.130 Industrial Zones: Chapter 17C.160 North River ...

In Seattle, the use of land (i.e. what you can do on private property) is re

gulated by the Land Use Code (Seattle Municipal Code (SMC) Title 23). The Land Use Code protects and promotes public health, safety, and general welfare. It does this through a set of regulations and procedures that implement the City's Comprehensive Plan.

Chapter 01.05 Civil Infraction System Section 01.05.160 Land Use Violation F

or each subsequent violation, excluding continuing violations, by a person the classification of infraction advances by one class. Infraction/Violation Class – General.

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The definitions in this chapter supplement the Standard Industrial Classific

ation Manual (SIC). See Chapter 21A.05 SMC for rules on interpretation of the code, including use of these definitions. Development standards are found in Chapters 21A.25 through 21A.85 SMC. (Ord.

+ Title 16 LAND USE AND DEVELOPMENT – Title 17 SUBDIVISIONS – Title 18 Z

ONING – Title 19 (RESERVED) + Title 20 DEVELOPMENT CODE – Ordinance Table. The Shoreline Municipal Code is current through Ordinance 915, and legislation passed through December 14, 2020.

Title 17B Comprehensive Plan and Sub-area Plans: Title 17C Land Use Standard

s: Title 17D City-wide Standards

What Is It? Our Zoning Code governs the use and development of land in Seatt

le. Zoning districts specify a category of uses (e.g., single-family residential, multifamily residential, commercial, industrial, etc.) and are applied by ordinance. The zoning districts are shown geographically on the City's official land use map.

The Zoning Code establishes land use zones and standards and regulations for

development in those zones, within unincorporated Sacramento County. A User Guide has also been prepared to help customers navigate the draft Zoning Code, and common planning and entitlement application procedures most likely to be encountered when developing property ...

2. Revocation of a land use permit pursuant to SMC 18.56.230; 3. Approvals p

ursuant to the resource, wildlife and hazard areas, chapter 16.40 SMC; 4. Zoning code interpretation; 5. Renewal of a land use permit pursuant to SMC 18.56.220; 6. Temporary caretaker’s quarters; 7. Temporary continuing care quarters; 8. Final subdivisions. E.

When a use, modification, or development is proposed that does not comply wi

th the bulk, dimensional and performance standards of these shoreline regulations, such use, modification, or development can only be authorized by approval of a shoreline variance pursuant to SMC 17E.060.330, Shoreline Variance Permit, and SMC 17E.060.340, Procedures.

The City of Seattle Land Use Code (Chapter 23.53 of the Seattle Municipal Co

de) requires that streets adjacent and leading to lots being created, developed, or redeveloped, be improved or brought up to the minimum conditions specified in the Land Use Code and this Manual.

Such a public meeting is not a mediation, and any party who participates in

such a meeting may still request mediation in accordance with SMC 20.20.060 and the provisions of the City land use mediation program.

For land use permits requiring a Type A-2, B, C-1, C-2 and C-3 decision, ass

essor’s maps and a list of tax parcels and their owners for all properties within 300 feet of the property and properties to which public notice must be sent as provided in SMC 20.01.190;

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Whether or not you need a permit, you must meet all code requirements when b

uilding your shed, including the building, land use, stormwater, grading, and environmentally critical areas codes. Our Seattle Municipal Code (SMC) limits the size and location of your shed.

Whether we allow parking at your site depends on the land use zone, the prop

erty’s history, and the codes that apply to your site. Find your land use zone; Read the Code. Parking provisions for single-family zones are primarily in two sections of the Seattle Municipal Code (SMC): Parking and Garages, SMC 23.44.016; Yards, SMC 23.44.014; Fines

Our Land Use Code requires that streets adjacent and leading to lots being c

reated, developed, or redeveloped, be improved or brought up to the minimum conditions specified in the code and Seattle Department of Transportation’s (SDOT) Right of Way Improvements Manual.

Site-Specific Land Use Map Amendment Review. a. The Department shall provide

notice of the application and docketing decision for a proposed land use map amendment as provided in SMC 20.30.060. The environmental review of an amendment seeking a site-specific land use map amendment shall be the responsibility of the applicant. b.

– SMC 23.45 Midrise Parking and Access – SMC 23.48.085 Seattle Mixed –

SMC 23.49.019 Downtown – SMC 23.50 Industrial – SMC 23.47A.032 Commercial; Driveway on private property: the portion of the driveway on private property shall meet the requirements specified in the Land Use Code (refer to references above).

The electronic version of the Seattle Municipal Code provided on the Clerk's

Online Information site contains all the words in the code, as well as diagrams and location maps in Title 23, the Land Use Code. This version does not include zoning maps, or graphics from parts of the code other than Title 23.

Land uses that are not listed in the tables or are not shown in a particular

zoning district are not allowed, except as otherwise provided by SMC 19.02.020(D), Rules of interpretation – Allowable Uses of Land), or SMC 19.03.030, Exemptions from Land Use Permit Requirements.

Land Use Codes. Those provisions of this code that relate to: zoning, subdiv

ision, shorelines management, stormwater control, flood zones, critical areas, signs, skywalks, and include chapter 17D.020 SMC, chapter 17D.050A SMC, chapter 17D.060 SMC ... LID is a stormwater and land use management strategy that strives to mimic pre-disturbance ...

Home Land Use & Growth Management Effective November 13th, St. Mary's County

Government offices are open to the public by appointment only. To schedule an appointment with a LUGM staff member, please call 301-475-4200 ext. 71500.

Zoning Code; Land Use Notices; Code Compliance + Common Complaint Violations

and Referrals; Permits & Land Use Applications; Permit Status; Request an Inspection; ... The City's Zoning Code is Title 15 of the Municipal Code. • SeaTac Zoning Code (SMC Title 15) • SeaTac Zoning Map . 4800 South 188th Street SeaTac, WA 98188-8605. City Hall ...

Our goal, especially during the current drought, is to work with you to main

tain an adequate and safe water supply for your household. If your well or spring is not producing enough water for your needs, please review the information in these frequently asked questions as we continue to seek resources and options for homeowners using wells for water supply in rural San Mateo County.

Read the code: SMC 17C. What is it? A land use violation is making any use o

f a property or structure other than the permitted uses for that zone found in the Spokane Municipal Code Title 17C.110-340. Common land use violations include; parking in the front yard, continuous yard sales, recreational camping; home business regulations, signs ...

See SMC 17C.240.015. ... or approval with conditions and is subject to the a

pplicable development standards of the land use codes or development codes. Adult Bookstore or Adult Video Store. A commercial establishment which, as one of its principal business activities, ...

Appeal of a director’s decision on a project permit application is to the

hearing examiner as an open record appeal, except appeals of building permits that are not related to the land use codes shall go before the building construction review board pursuant to chapter 4.06 SMC.

Tips Tip 256, Land Use Code Interpretations Summary: A Land Use Code interpr

etation is SDCI’s formal decision about the meaning, application, or intent of a provision in Seattle’s Land Use Code (Title 23 of the Seattle Municipal Code (SMC)) or regulations for environmentally critical areas (SMC Chapter 25.09). Under some circumstances, as described below, you may appeal an interpretation ...

Tips Tip 205, Street and Alley Improvement Exceptions — Description and Ap

plication Instructions Summary: The Seattle Land Use Code requires developments of a certain size to provide street and alley improvements for the portions of the public right-of-way that abut their property. Requirements for these improvements can be found in Seattle Municipal Code (SMC), Section 23.53.

The Process. You can determin whether a specific land use is permitted in th

e City of Stockton by reviewing Table 2-2 (Allowable Land Uses and Permit Requirements) of Title 16 of the Stockton Municipal Code (SMC).. This table includes a list of: approximately 150 land use types, or categories, and

Use Codes The Assessor’s Use Code has been designed for use by this depart

ment for the purpose of appraising properties for assessment purposes only. The Assessor’s Office does NOT recommend other agencies (Cities, School, Districts, Special Districts, etc.) use these Use Codes for any other purpose and is not responsible for any inaccurate determinations on their part when using these Use ...

For a Coastal Development permit to be issued, the proposed development must

comply with the policies of the Local Coastal Program (LCP) and those ordinances adopted to implement the LCP. The project must also comply with other provisions of the County Ordinance Code, such as zoning, building and health regulations.

Requirement for a Master Use Permit when there is an establishment, expansio

n or change of use: 11-2020: Standards for Landscaping, including Green Factor: 4-2019: Yards, setback, and gross floor area for purposes of Land Use Code Standards: 8-2019

Land Use Law, Fifth Edition reviews local planning and land use regulation p

rograms, and is the only treatise with comprehensive citations to federal and state court decisions, as well as state statutes. Both land use practitioners and general practitioners whose clients have land use regulation problems will find this book a valuable addition ...

A. The establishment or change of use of any structures, buildings or premis

es, or any part thereof, requires approval according to the procedures set forth in Chapter 23.76, Procedures for Master Use Permits and Council Land Use Decisions, except: 1. establishment of an urban farm, or community garden, that is permitted outright under the

proposed plat maximizes retention of existing trees (SMC 23.22.054.A and 23.

24.040.A.7). Retention of existing trees shall be considered in the plat design process as the applicant works with the City to determine the location of property boundaries for site design pursuant to the platting criteria in the Land Use Code. The

B. Land uses not listed in Table 20.94.020A may be permitted as part of an a

pproved development agreement, provided the development agreement includes written findings that the unlisted land use(s) is consistent with the Point Wells Subarea Plan and the purpose of this chapter.