ordinance no. 2837 - issaquah

ORDINANCE NO. 2837

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ISSAQUAH, WASHINGTON, AMENDING TABLE 4.3B OF THE CENTRAL ISSAQUAH DEVELOPMENT AND DESIGN STANDARDS TO LIMIT SELF STORAGE USES TO CERTAIN LOCATIONS WITHIN THE MIXED USE (MU) ZONING DISTRICT; AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

WHEREAS, the City of Issaquah created the Central Issaquah Plan in order to

accommodate the State’s 2006-2031 mandatory housing and job growth targets in an area where

almost 75% of the developable land is used for surface parking, while protecting existing

neighborhoods outside the Central Issaquah Plan area, and respecting the Urban Growth

Boundary; and

WHEREAS, since 2016, the City has reviewed development standards, uses and

visions for Central Issaquah during the temporary development moratorium; and

WHEREAS, the City Administration initiated amendments to the Central

Issaquah Development and Design Standards in order to limit new hotels, motels, time share

lodging, conference centers and completely enclosed self-storage uses within Central Issaquah;

and

WHEREAS, new hotels, motels, conference centers and completely enclosed

self-storage uses are permitted in other zoning districts outside Central Issaquah; and

WHEREAS, the City currently has 5 hotels/motels and 6 completely enclosed

self-storage uses in the City limits; and

WHEREAS, environmental review was done on the proposed amendments and a

Determination of Nonsignificance (DNS) for a non-project action was issued on March 1, 2018

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for these amendments, and required notice to the State of Washington was sent on March 14,

2018; and

WHEREAS, the comment period and appeal period for the DNS expired on

March 23, 2018; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to legal notice published in The Issaquah Sammamish

Reporter on March 2, 2018, the Planning Policy Commission held a public hearing to consider

the proposed amendments on March 22, 2018; and

WHEREAS, all persons desiring to comment on the proposal were given a full

and complete opportunity to be heard; and

WHEREAS, after completing the public hearing, the Planning Policy

Commission voted on several motions regarding the limitation of completely enclosed self-

storage uses all of which resulted in tie votes, and so decided to forward their tie vote regarding

the proposed amendments, and

WHEREAS, after completing the public hearing, the Planning Policy

Commission voted not to recommend the limitation of hotel/motel uses, and

WHEREAS, the Planning Policy Commission adopted findings describing its tie

vote on March 22, 2018 and thereafter forwarded those findings to the City Council; and

WHEREAS, the City of Issaquah Administration continues to support the

original proposal shared with the Planning Policy Commission; and

WHEREAS, the Issaquah City Council’s Land and Shore Committee considered

the findings of the Planning Policy Commission and the original proposal of the City

Administration at a meeting on April 19, 2018, and, after reviewing the City Administration’s

recommendation has decided not to recommend that the full Council adopt the recommendation;

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and

WHEREAS, the Issaquah City Council has considered the recommendations of

the Council Land and Shore Committee, the City of Issaquah Administration and the findings of

the Planning Policy Commission, and has determined to adopt the Administration’s

recommendation regarding self-storage uses, but not the Administration’s recommendation on

hotels, motels, time share lodging, and conference centers. NOW, THEREFORE,

THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ISSAQUAH, WASHINGTON, DO

ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:

Section 1. Permitted Land Uses. Central Issaquah Development and Design

Standards, Chapter 4.0 Zoning Districts, Uses and Standards, Table 4.3B Permitted Land Uses, is

hereby amended as follows:

Table 4.3B Permitted Land Uses

LAND USES 1

ZONING DISTRICTS Mixed Use Residential

(MUR)

Village Residential

(VR)

Urban Core (UC)

Mixed Use

(MU)

Destination Retail (DR)

Intensive Commercial

(IC) AGRICULTURE/RESOURCE Botanical Gardens, Arboretum P P P P P Veterinary Hospital/ Clinic, Cooperative, Marijuana See Medical

Commercial or Public Greenhouses P P P Christmas Tree or Produce Stands, Vendors, Seasonal: Temporary See Commercial: Accessory & Temporary Uses

Kennel, Commercial/Boarding2 P P P P Marijuana Producer (recreational) or Processor See Industrial/Intensive Commercial

Trailhead See Public/Quasi-Public: Recreation RESIDENTIAL3 Dwellings, Single Family: Detached (including manufactured homes) P P P P

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LAND USES 1


(MUR)

Village Residential

(VR)

Urban Core (UC)

Mixed Use

(MU)



(IC) Dwellings, Single Family: (2 Attached) and Dwellings, Duplex; (3 – 4 Attached) and Dwellings, Multifamily (Triplex and Fourplex)

P P P P P

Dwellings, Multifamily (5 or more units); Assisted Living Facility4 P P P P P

P* Only as part of a mixed-use development

RESIDENTIAL: Accessory Uses

Accessory Dwelling Unit P P P P Family Day Care Center5; Adult Family Home/Community Group Care Facility/Crisis Residential Center, Resident Club House;

P P P P P P

Home Occupations See IMC 18.07.470, Home occupations. Unless otherwise regulated, the MF-H column of Table 18.07.470 will determine the permitted uses and

Level of Review.

PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC

Banquet/Meeting/Reception Hall (public or private), Bus, Taxi, Van, Transit Station, Bikestation; Church/Religious Facility w/ or w/o Accessory Day Care Center; Community Center (with or without an Accessory Day Care Center); Day Care Center as Accessory Use to a Public/Quasi-Public Use; Environmental Improvements; Government Facility: Offices, Fire/Police Station, Maintenance Site, etc; Museum/Art Gallery, Library; Park and Ride Parking Lot or Structure; Social Services/Nonprofit Organizations

P P P P P P

Funeral Home/Mortuary/Memorial Chapel P P P P

PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC: Essential Public Facilities

Adult Family Home5 P P P P P P

Facility, Correctional/Facility, Detention/Jail P3 P3 P3 P3 P3

Facility, Secure Community Transition P4 P4 P4 P4 P4

Schools, State Educational Facilities See Public/Quasi-Public – School, College or University Utility Facilities, Major See Public/Quasi-Public: Utilities

Unspecified Essential Public Facility P3 P3 P3 P3 P3 P3

PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC: Schools, Public and Private

Preschool (Pre-Kindergarten) See Residential: Accessory Uses – Family Day Care Center and Retail/Service – Day Care Center

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LAND USES 1


(MUR)

Village Residential

(VR)

Urban Core (UC)

Mixed Use

(MU)



(IC)

School, Elementary/Kindergarten, Junior High/Middle, or Senior High/High, Vocational/Technical or Business

P P P P P P

School, College or University P3 P3 P3 P3 P3 P3

PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC: Utilities Utility Facility, Major7 P2 P2 P2 P2 P2 P2

Utility Facility, Minor7, 8 P P P P P P

Wireless Communication Facility

See IMC 18.07.505, Wireless Communication Facilities

PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC: Outdoor Recreation Baseball, Soccer, Football Fields; Neighborhood Park/Picnic Area/ Mini Park/Tot Lot; Community Park, Community Gardens; Stadium/ Arena/ Amphitheater, Swimming Pool; Trailhead

P P P P P P

RECREATION

Amusement Parlors/Video Arcades; Billiards and Pool Hall; Miniature Golf P P P P P

Bowling Alley P P P P

Card Room – Commercial See Chapter 5.28 IMC, Gambling

Health/Fitness Club; Karate School, Dance/Yoga/Pilates Studio; Theater, Live and Movie

P P P P P P

Shooting Range – Indoor P

ACCESSORY & TEMPORARY Alternative Energy System – Solar/Geothermal P0 P0 P0 P0 P0 P0

Alternative Energy System – Wind (Demonstration Project)9

P P P P P P

Automobile Service Station 23 See Automotive – Automotive Service Station Automatic Teller Machine (ATM) P P P P P P

Day Care Center; Drive-Through Window or Station Facility with any permitted use (unless noted otherwise within this table) 23; Electric vehicle infrastructure; Satellite Dish/Broadcast and Receiving Towers6; Vending Stand, Accessory: including espresso, flowers, food, produce, and seasonal items/Christmas trees12

P P P P P P

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LAND USES 1


(MUR)

Village Residential

(VR)

Urban Core (UC)

Mixed Use

(MU)



(IC)

Hazardous Waste Storage and/or Treatment Facilities, On-Site 11 P2

Heliport/Helipad/Helistop P2 P2 P2 P2 P2 P2

Buildings/Structures(temporary); Construction Trailer P P P P P P

Private Outdoor Retail Display/Sidewalk Sale See IMC 18.07.540, Private Outdoor Retail Display/Sidewalk Sales

Vending Stand, Nonaccessory: including espresso, food, food trucks, and general retail merchandise

P P P P P

AUTOMOTIVE13, 14

Automobile Emission Testing Facility23 P15 P15 P

Automobile Insurance Service Center23; Automobile Service Station23 P P P P P

Maintenance/Service Shops23 - Auto, Truck, Large Vehicle & Heavy Equipment, Motorcycle, Scooter, etc.

P15 P15 P15 P

Car Wash23; Automobile and Truck Rental23 P P P P

Auto Parts and Accessories (tires, batteries, etc.) See Retail/Service – General

Sales/Dealership23 – Automobile, Truck, Large Vehicle and Heavy Equipment (RV, tractor trailer, construction equipment, etc.), Motorcycles, Scooters, etc.; Paint and Body Repair Shops23

P15 P15 P15 P

Automotive Wrecking or Dismantling Yard; Tire Rebuilding and Recapping P

Parking Lot or Garage, Commercial P P P P P P

Storage, Outdoor23 See Industrial/Intensive Commercial – Storage, Outdoor FOOD AND BEVERAGE24

Banquet/Reception Hall (public or private) See Public/Quasi-Public – Banquet/Meeting/Reception Hall Bar/Tavern (with or without Live Entertainment); Brewery/ Microbrewery/Winery16

P P P P P P

Coffee/Espresso Stand See Accessory & Temporary: Temporary Buildings and Uses – Vending Stand, Nonaccessory

Grocery Store, Large Scale (over 45,000 sq. ft.) P P P P

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LAND USES 1


(MUR)

Village Residential

(VR)

Urban Core (UC)

Mixed Use

(MU)



(IC)

Convenience Store and Grocery Store, Neighborhood, up to 4,000 sf; Convenience Store, Intensive and Grocery Store, Midscale (4,000 – 45,000 sq. ft.); Liquor Store; Restaurant/Cafe/ Coffee Shop (w/ or w/o drive-through)

P P P P P P

HOTEL/LODGING Hotel, Motel, Time Share Lodging; Conference Center P P P P P

Bed and Breakfast17, Guest House17, Inn P P P P P P

INDUSTRIAL/INTENSIVE COMMERCIAL

Adult Entertainment Facilities18 P2

Agricultural Food Processing and Storage; Boat Building, Sales and Repair; Clothing Fabrication P

Building Material: Storage and Sales P15 P15 P15 P

Canning, Bottling, Preserving and Packaging of Foods and/or Beverages P P P

Contractor/Trade Office (with accessory shop and no outdoor storage) P15 P15 P15 P15 P

Creamery, Dairy or Bottling Plant P P

Distribution Center/Warehouse/Shipping P15 P15 P15 P

Feed Store and Agricultural Supply2 See Retail/Service: Specific Land Uses Hazardous Waste Storage w/o Treatment Facilities; Heliport/ Helipad/Helistop See Accessory & Temporary

Manufacturing, Light (indoor and 30,000 sq. ft. or less); Coffee Roaster; Metal Fabricator/ Metal Work (indoor) P P P P

Flex Commercial Space/ Flex Space P P P P P P

Manufacturing, General; Machine Shop; Storage, Outdoor19; Raw Materials Processing (wood, metal, etc.); Recycling Center; Sand Blasting; Welding Shop; Light Industrial

P

Marijuana Producer or Processor (recreational) 10 P2

Printing and Publishing; Research and Development Lab P P P P P P

Rental Equipment Shop P P P P

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LAND USES 1


(MUR)

Village Residential

(VR)

Urban Core (UC)

Mixed Use

(MU)



(IC)

Storage, Self (completely enclosed)20 P* (only as accessory to a permitted

use)

P P P25 P P

MEDICAL Ambulance/Emergency Facility (private) P2 P2 P P P P

Cooperative, Marijuana21

Drugstore/Pharmacy See Retail/Service – General

Hospital P P P P

Medical and Dental Offices/Massage Therapists/Chiropractors/Naturopaths See Office/Professional

Veterinary Clinic (animal)2

P P P P P P

OFFICE/PROFESSIONAL/FINANCIAL

Office, General/Professional/Financial; Medical or Dental; Massage Therapists, Chiropractors, or Naturopaths

P P P P P P

Automatic Teller Machine (ATM); Drive-Through Window/Station Facility with Any Permitted Office/ Professional/ Financial Use23

See Accessory & Temporary

RETAIL/SERVICE24

Retail/Service – Scale and Operations: Scale and operations characteristics requirements apply to all retail and service uses. The more strict use restriction listed by scale and operation or by use shall apply.

General Retail Service, equal to or greater than 125,000 sq. ft. gross floor area P P P P

General Retail Service, up to 125,000 sq. ft. gross floor area P P P P P P

Drive-Through Window/Station Facility with Any Permitted Retail/Service Use23 See Accessory & Temporary

RETAIL/SERVICE – Specific Land Uses24

Day Care Operation See Residential – Single Family

Day Care Center; Dry Cleaning and Pressing Shop22; Laundromat P P P P P P

Feed Store and Agricultural Supply; Plant Nursery w/ or w/o Outdoor Storage P P P P

Flower Stand See Accessory & Temporary

Marijuana Retailer (recreational) 10 P2 P2 P2 P2

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LAND USES 1


(MUR)

Village Residential

(VR)

Urban Core (UC)

Mixed Use

(MU)



(IC)

Pet Day Care/Pet Shop2 P P P P P

Unclassified Use - See Procedure for Unclassified Uses, Chapter 4.2.A.3 Footnotes.

1. For uses permitted in the Single Family – Suburban zone, see IMC 18.06.130, Table of Permitted Land Uses. 2. Outdoor accessory services and/or uses, see IMC 18.07.180, Animals – Veterinary Clinic/Boarding

Kennel/Pet Daycare. 3. Level of Review in this table applies to individual residential uses on existing lots. See Chapter 18.04 IMC,

Procedures, for level of review required for subdivisions and/or short subdivisions, and Chapter 18.13 IMC, Subdivisions.

4. See IMC 18.02.060, Definitions – D, “Day care operation,” for additional criteria. 5. Adult family home maximum allowed attendees shall not be greater than six (6). 6. Dishes over twenty (20) inches in diameter require review. IMC 18.07.505, Wireless communication

facilities, may also apply. 7. Major = Significant impact to adjacent properties. Minor = not a significant impact to adjacent properties. 8. Hazardous liquid transmission pipelines must comply with the Critical Aquifer Recharge Areas (CARA)

regulations, IMC 18.10.796. 9. See IMC 18.07.137, Alternative Energy Systems. 10. See IMC 18.07.512 Recreational Marijuana for additional requirements. 11. RCW 70.105.225 requires all local governments to designate zones for these facilities, according to state

siting criteria. These facilities are prohibited in Class 1, 2, and 3 CARA. Aboveground storage tanks for hazardous substances or hazardous waste with primary and secondary containment area and spill protection plan are allowed in Class 1, 2, and 3 CARA subject to compliance with federal and state standards. Processing, storage, and disposal of radioactive substances (except certain medical uses) is prohibited in Class 1, 2, and 3 CARA.

12. Subject to approval criteria in IMC 18.07.570. 13. All Automotive uses subject to Design Criteria screening requirements and location of surface parking areas,

garage bays, etc. behind or at the side of buildings. 14. In all CARA classes, vehicle repair and servicing must be conducted indoors over impermeable pads.

Underground storage tanks with hazardous substances are required to demonstrate to the City that the facility complies with federal and state laws. No dry wells shall be allowed. Wrecking yards are prohibited in Class 1, 2, and 3 CARA.

15. Use, including vehicle maintenance and service activities must be enclosed within a Building and comply with Design Standards including, but not limited to, ground floor storefront orientation to the sidewalk and street, parking and outdoor storage, including vehicle storage, located to the rear or side of the site and screened from Circulation Facility view.

16. If the majority of the square footage of the buildings or structures within the brewery or winery are devoted to manufacturing of the product, then “manufacturing” shall be considered the primary use. The review process and development standards shall be based upon the primary use, as defined by the majority of the structure square footage. The parking requirements shall be calculated based on all the uses, as governed by Chapter 8.0 Parking.

17. Not operated as a home occupation. For home occupations, see IMC 18.07.310, Home Occupation Standards.

18. No adult entertainment facility shall be permitted to locate in any zone, including the IC zone, within the territory of the North Issaquah annexation area, as described in Ordinance No. 2255. In general this applies north of NE Locust Street.

19. Accessory outdoor storage regulated by design standards. 20. See IMC 18.07.527, Self-storage Facility Standards. 21. Marijuana Cooperatives are prohibited in all zoning districts of the City in accord with RCW 69.51A.250(3).

22. Dry cleaning using chlorinated solvents is prohibited in Class 1, 2 and 3 CARA.

23. Uses are considered Prohibited Uses in the Vertical Mixed Use Overlay as defined in Figure 4A Central

Issaquah Zoning Map and 4B Vertical Mixed Use Overlay.

24. Refer to 4.4.P Standards for Vertical Mixed Use Overlay for Ground Floor Use requirements.

25. Parcels fronting East Lake Sammamish Parkway SE or 221st Place SE Qnly

Section 2. Adoption of Findings. In support of the actions taken in this ordinance,

the Issaquah City Council adopts the rationale for limitations on self-storage uses contained in

the March 22, 2018 staff memo attached to this ordinance as Exhibit A as the Council's findings.

The City Council does not adopt the rationale supporting limitations on hotels, motels, time

shares and conference centers as this ordinance does not adopt such limitations.

Section 3. Ordinance to be transmitted to Department. Pursuant to RCW

36.70A.106, this Ordinance shall be transmitted to the Washington Department of Commerce as

required by law.

Section 4. SevembiUty. If any section, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance

should be held to be invalid or unconstitutional by a court of competent jurisdiction, such

invalidity or unconstitutionality shall not affect the validity or constitutionality of any other

section, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance.

Section 5. Effective Date. This ordinance or a summary thereof consisting of the

title shall be published in the official newspaper of the City, and shall take effect and be in full

force five (5) days after publication.

Passed by the City Council of the City oflssaquah, the 21st day of May, 2018.

Approved by the Mayor of the City oflssaquah, the 21st day of May, 2018.

ULY, MAYOR

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ATTEST/AUTHENTICATED:

U/l^W^-LiTlNE L. EGGEiCHRISTINE L. EGGE^S, CITY CLERK

APPROVED AS TO FORM:

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JAMES^. HANEY, CITY ArTORNEY

PUBLISHED: May 25, 2018EFFECTIVE DATE: May 30, 2018ORDINANCE NO.: 2837 / AB 7577

Exhibits:A: Staff Memo

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Memo To: City Council

From: Keith Niven, AICP, CEcD Trish Heinonen, AICP

Date: March 22, 2018

Re: Administration Findings regarding the limitation of new Hotels/Motels and Self-Storage uses in Central Issaquah

Attachments: 1. Other City Code provisions allowing these uses 2. Map of Existing Hotel/Motels and Self-Storage Uses

This proposed amendment specifically limits new Hotels, Motels, Time Share Lodging, Conference Centers to the Urban Core Zoning District (Pickering Neighborhood, only) and Self Storage (completely enclosed) uses to the Mixed Use Zoning District (Parcels fronting East Lake Sammamish Parkway SE or 221st Place SE only) in Central Issaquah. These amendments are intended to locate these uses in proximity to urban densities in those zones. Limiting these uses in Central Issaquah also provides more opportunities for other uses that support the planned housing and job growth, and related services needed in this area to implement the Central Issaquah Vision. Hotels, Motels, Time Share Lodging, Conference Centers are permitted uses outside Central Issaquah, in the following zones: Professional Office, Cultural Business District, Retail and Intensive Commercial. Conference Centers are also allowed in the Community Facilities - Facilities zone as an accessory use only (See Attachment 1). Self Storage (completely enclosed) uses are permitted uses outside Central Issaquah, in the following zones: Professional Office, Retail and Intensive Commercial (See Attachment 1).

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Attachment 1: Other City Code provisions allowing these uses These uses are permitted outside Central Issaquah in these zones. Note that “1”, “2” or “3” indicate Level of Review for the permitted use, no number in the box means “not permitted”

IMC 18.06.130 Table of Permitted Uses

4 Permitted as an accessory use only in the Community Facilities zone. Hotels, Motels, Time Share Lodging, Conference Centers are permitted uses outside Central Issaquah, in the following zones: Professional Office, Cultural Business District, Retail and Intensive Commercial. Conference Centers are also allowed in the Community Facilities - Facilities zone as an accessory use only (footnote #4). There are currently 5 hotels / motels in the City limits (see Attachment 2).

IMC 18.06.130 Table of Permitted Uses

Self Storage (completely enclosed) uses are permitted uses outside Central Issaquah, in the following zones: Professional Office, Retail and Intensive Commercial. There are currently 6 completely enclosed Self Storage uses in the City limits (see Attachment 2)

221st Pl SE

E Lake Sammamish Pkwy

Storage Unit and Hotel Locations

Central Issaquah

ECity Limits

Storage UnitsHotels / Motels

TP-NRCA - Tradition Plateau - Natural Resource Conservation AreaC-REC - Conservancy RecreationCF-F - Community Facilities - FacilitiesCF-R - Community Facilities - RecreationCF-OS - Community Facilities - Open SpaceC-RES - Conservancy ResidentialSF-E - Single Family - EstatesSF-S - Single Family - SuburbanSF-SL - Single Family - Small LotSF-D - Single Family - DuplexMF-M - Multifamily - MediumMUR - Mixed Use ResidentialMF-H - Multifamily - HighVR - Village ResidentialMU - Mixed UseUC - Urban CoreDR - Destination RetailPO - Professional OfficeCBD - Cultural and Business DistrictIC - Intensive CommercialM - Mineral ResourcesUV - Urban VillageUV-EV - Urban Village - East VillageUV-R - Urban Village - RowleyUV-L - Urban Village - Lakeside

ZONING

Pickering Neighborhood221st Pl SE andEast Lake Sammamish Pkwy

STATE OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF KING }AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION

PUBLIC NOTICELinda Mills, being first duly sworn on oath that she is the LegalAdvertising Representative of the

Issaquah/Sammamish Reporter

a weekly newspaper, which newspaper is a legal newspaper of generalcirculation and is now and has been for more than six months prior to thedate of publication hereinafter referred to, published in the English languagecontinuously as a weekly newspaper in King County, Washington. TheIssaquah/Sammamish Reporter has been approved as a Legal Newspaperby order of the Superior Court of the State of Washington for KingCounty.The notice in the exact form annexed was published in regular issues ofthe Issaquah/Sammamish Reporter (and not in supplement form) whichwas regularly distributed to its subscribers during the below stated period.The annexed notice, a:

Public Notice

was published on May 25, 2018.

The full amount of the fee charged for said foregoing publication is thesum of $172^0.

^^/^f ^^ _^^nda Mills

Legal Advertising Representative, Issaquah/Sammamish ReporterSub^y-ibecTaiTel^yom to me this 25th day of May, 2018.

Gale Gwin, Notary Public for the State of Washington, Residing inCovington, Washington

NOTICE OF ORDINANCESPASSED BY ISSAQUAH

CITY COUNCILFollowing is a summary, by title.of ordinances passed by the Issa-quah City Council on May 21,2018. to be published on May 25.

ORDINANCE NO. 2834AN ORDINANCE OF THECITY OF ISSAQUAH, WASH-INGTON. AMENDING ORDI-NANCE NO. 2786 TO EXTENDTHE REPAYMENT PERIODOF THE INTER-FUND LOANFROM THE FLEET SERVICESFUND TO THE STREET IM-PROVEMENT FUND TO DE-CEMBER 31. 2019 [EFFEC-TIVE DATE OF MAY 30.2018].

ORDINANCE NO. 2835AN ORDINANCE OF THECITY OF ISSAQUAH. WASH-INGTOK AMENDING ORDI-NANCE 2829 AND ADOPTINGA REVISED 2018 SALARYSCHEDULE FOR ALL CITYEMPLOYEES [EFFECTIVEDATE OF MAY30.2018].

ORDINANCE NO. 2836AN ORDINANCE OF THECITY OF [SSAQUAH. WASH-INGTON. AMENDING IMC16,04.010 CONSTRUCTIONADMINISTRATIVE CODEADOPTED TO INCLUDE THECURRENT STATE BUILDINGPERMIT FEE: AND ESTAB-LISHING AN EFFECTIVEDATE OF JULY 1, 2018.

ORDINANCE NO. 2837AN ORDINANCE OF THECITY OF ISSAQUAH. WASH-INGTON. AMENDING TABLE4.3B OF THE CENTRAL ISSA-QUAH DEVELOPMENT ANDDESIGN STANDARDS TOLIMIT SELF STORAGE USESTO CERTAIN LOCATIONSWITHIN THE MIXED USE(MU) ZONING DISTRICT;AND ESTABLISHING AN EF-FECTIVE DATE [OF MAY 30.2018].

ORDINANCE NO. 2838AN ORDINANCE OF THECITY OF ISSAQUAH. WASH-INGTON, RELATING TOCENTRAL ISSAQUAK

AMENDING SECTIONS 1.1.CAND 1.1.D.2 OF THE CEN-TRAL ISSAQUAH DEVELOP-MENT AND DESIGN STAN-DARDS. AND ADOPTING BYREFERENCE SEVERALAMENDMENTS TO THE CEN-TRAL ISSAQUAH PLAN. ASUBAREA PLAN WITHINISSAQUAH'S COMPREHEN-SIVE PLAN. BY UPDATINGTHE DISTRICT VISIONS,CHANGING DISTRICT BOUN-DARIES. AND CHANGINGBOUNDARIES OF CENTRALISSAQUAH: PROVIDING FORSEVERABILITY AND ESTAB-LISHING AN EFFECTIVEDATE [OF AUG.23.2018].

ORDINANCE NO. 2839AN ORDINANCE OF THECITY OF ISSAQUAH. WASH-INGTON. RELATING TO AC-CESSORY DWELLINGUNITS: AMENDING ISSA-QUAH MUNICIPAL CODECHAPTERS 3.63 SCHOOL IM-PACT FEES. 3.64 FEES FORAPPLICATIONS FOR SUBDI-VISIONS AND LAND USEACTIONS, 3.71 TRAFFIC IM-PACT FEES, AND 3.72 PARKIMPACT FEES IN ORDER TOEXEMPT ACCESSORYDWELLING UNITS FROMTHE PAYMENT OF IMPACTFEES AND IN ORDER TO ES-TABLISH A PRE-APPLICA-TION FEE FOR REVIEW OFACCESSORY DWELLINGUNITS, AMENDING VARI-OUS SECTIONS OF ISSA-QUAH MUNICIPAL CODETITLE 18.0 LAND USE IN OR-DER TO REGULATE ACCES-SORY DWELLING UNITS.AND ESTABLISHING AN EF-FECTIVE DATE [OF MAY 30.2018].

Complete text of the ordinancesis posted at City Hall, 130 E.Sunset and on the City's website,issaquahwa.gov/ordinances, Pho-tocopies are available upon re-quest, for a fee, to the CityClerk's Office (425-837-3000),Published in the Issaquah Sam-mamish Reporter on May 25.2018.#2133073.

DISTRIBUTION SCHEDULECity of Issaquah

Ordinance No. 2837

AB 7577

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Amending Table 4.3B of the Central Issaquah Development and Design Standards tolimit self-storage uses to the Mixed Use (MU) zoning district; and establishing aneffective date.

May 21, 2018 Date passed by City Council

Signed by Mayor

Signed by City Clerk

Posted in lobby*

Legal notice submitted to the press

Date(s) published (normally by title only)

Date effective

Codification correction (yes/no)

Affidavit received

Electronic copies of executed document dis1;ributed as follows:

Website Posting (i Corn pass) Uj?

Code Publishing Website: L 5/d3//8

MRSC (perRCW35A.39.010) email notification: I f)/H3//8

Originating Department (Name, Dept): Trish Heinonen, DSD

Notice of Action: Dept. of Commerce

\/Final Website Posting (with cod. correction/affidavit/dist): \A

Hard copies of executed document distributed as follows:

Other: none

Certified Copies: 0

Total photocopies needed: 0

Reviewed by City Clerk Date ^>l>^llh

WU. (Vy f^L. 7MTisha Gieser, Deputy City Clerk Date

If ordinance includes exhibits-label the last page of the ordinance, stating exhibits are on file with the City Clerk.

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