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6/1/90SG: ssj
ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE rezoning portions of Mid-Seattle and declaringan emergency.
WHEREAS, Ordinance 113858, adopted March 8, 1988, enactedinterim controls on development in lowrise multi-familyresidential zones f or a period of one year and called forthe Executive to implement a multi-family work programto develop and analyze permanent amendments to the multi-family code; and
WHEREAS, Ordinance 113858, requested that Executiverecommendations include zoning text amendments andlegislative mapping changes; and
WHEREAS, Resolution 27850, October 24, 1988, adopted criteriato guide the selection of areas to be considered in theremapping process, and set forth a process for publicreview of the map changes; and
WHEREAS, the Of f ice f or Long-range Planning held an initialpublic meeting on the Mid-Seattle cases, published draftrecommendations and held an additional public meeting tohear comments on the draft recommendations, before thefinal Executive recommendations were made; and
WHEREAS, the City Council's Land Use Committee held publichearings on May 31 and June 6, 1990, on the Executiverecommendations for the Mid-Seattle remapping cases; and
WHEREAS, the City Council's Land Use Committee considered theMid-Seattle remapping cases at its June 13, June 27 andJuly 11, 1990, committee meetings; and
WHEREAS, the Council expects that persons will attempt toevade the effect of proposed rezones by vestingdevelopment rights prior to the effective date of therezoning; and
WHEREAS, the Council finds that the proposed rezoning may befrustrated by vesting of development permits and that thewelfare, safety and health of the public would beadversely effected, thereby, and that an emergencytherefore exists, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS:
CS 19.?
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Section 1. Attached to this ordinance are - pages of
zoning maps, which maps are identified as Attachment A and
which are incorporated by reference herein. The areas on
these maps which show a change in zoning designation and refer
to a corresponding case number are hereby rezoned to the new
zoning classification shown for such areas on the maps. These
maps are hereby adopted as amendments to the Official Land Use
Map of the City of Seattle adopted by S.M.C. 23.32.016.
Section 2. The provisions of this ordinance are declared
to be separate and severable. The invalidity of any
particular rezone accomplished herein shall not affect the
validity of any other rezone.
Section 3. By reasons of the facts above stated, and the
emergency which is hereby declared to exist, this ordinance
shall become effective immediately upon the approval or
signing of the same by the Mayor or passage over his veto, as
provided by the Charter of the City.
CS 19.2
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PASSED by three-fourths vote of all the members of the
City Council of the City of Seattle the day of
1990, and signed by me in open session in authenticSL'~bn of
its adoption this day of -9go.
1990.
esidont,,'of the qkty-co-uncil
Approved by me this iRyt-h-day o
Filed by me this j~S*ay of May, 1990.
City Comptroller and City ClerkATTEST:
BY:
(SEAL)
Published
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CS 19.2
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ORDINANCE_LW97
AN ORDINANCE rezoning portions of Mid-Seattle and declaringan emergency.
WHEREAS, Ordinance 113858, adopted March 8, 1988, enactedinterim controls on development in lowrise multi-familyresidential zones for a period of one year and called forthe Executive to implement a multi-family work programto develop and analyze permanent amendments to the multi-family code; and
WHEREAS, Ordinance 113858, requested that Executiverecommendations include zoning text amendments andlegislative mapping changes; and
WHEREAS, Resolution 27850, October 24, 1988, adopted criteriato guide the selection of areas to be considered in theremapping process, and set forth a process for publicreview of the map changes; and
WHEREAS, the Office for Long-range Planning held an initialpublic meeting on the Mid-Seattle cases, published draftrecommendations and held an additional public meeting tohear comments on the draft recommendations, before thefinal Executive recommendations were made; and
WHEREAS, the City Council's Land Use Committee held publichearings on May 31 and June 6, 1990, on the Executiverecommendations for the Mid-Seattle remapping cases; and
WHEREAS, the City Council's Land Use Committee considered theMid-Seattle remapping cases at its June 13, June 27 andJuly 11, 1990, committee meetings; and
WHEREAS, the Council expects that persons will attempt toevade the effect of proposed rezones by vestingdevelopment rights prior to the effective date of therezoning; and
WHEREAS, the Council finds that the proposed rezoning may befrustrated by vesting of development permits and that thewelfare, safety and health of the public would beadversely effected, thereby, and that an emergencytherefore exists, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS:
2. 007. 001
CS 19.2
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Section 1. Attached to this ordinance are - pages of
maps, which maps are identified as Attachment A and
which are incorporated by reference herein. The areas on
these maps which show a change in zoning designation and refer
to a corresponding case number are hereby rezoned to the new
zoning classification shown for such areas on the maps. These
maps are hereby adopted as amendments to the Official Land Use
Map of the City of Seattle adopted by S.M.C. 23.32.016.
Section 2. The provisions of this ordinance are declared
to be separate and severable. The invalidity of any
particular rezone accomplished herein shall not affect the
validity of any other rezone.
section 3. By reasons of the facts above stated, and the
emergency which is hereby declared to exist, this ordinance
shall become effective immediately upon the approval or
signing of the same by the Mayor or passage over his veto, as
provided by the Charter of the City.
CS 19,2
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esidernt/of the C
City Comptroller and-City Clerk
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PASSED by three-fourths vote of all the members
City Council of the City of Seattle the /~~7t day of
1990, and signed by me in open session in authentica
its adoption this --. day of
C,1TT COF I
N] SSOf' HATTLEE
J, BROOKS, Cor,-,,Irc`~er and Ci-y Clerk of the Cify oi Sea'.tle,
do J erolby cerlify '11-_t the within and fc-.egoing. 4~s a true and co,-rect copy C.f
filt~ oi"ginod ins~rument as the sa-me appears on fille, ann of record M tl~;S
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CS 19.2
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SPONSORSHIP
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THE mumms) OF TtIE CITY COUNCIL WHOSE SIGNATUREIS) ARE SHOWN BELOW:
FOR CITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT USE ONLY
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The undersigned, on oath states that he is an
withiorized repvesentaIve of The Daily Journal of Commerce, a
daity v,~h'ch newspaper is a legal newspaper of general
circuiatioii art(J -'I-
is -c.(--,w and has been for more than six months
prior to tl~t~ date of pi)Nication hereinafter referred to, published in
the Engli,.--h ~ariguage continuously as a daily nc,,~;spap~'~r in Seattle,
Ki-.,-.g Couii~y, Washington, and it is now and during all of said time
was p-~i)iccl in an office maintained at the aforesaid place of
pub5ka-on of this newspaper. The Daily Journal of Commerce
was on the 12th day of June, 1941, approved as a legal newspaper
by the Superior Court of King County.
he notice in th-.- exact form annexed, was published in regular
issues of T~.,e Dailv Journal of Commerce, which was regularly
d',,,'t,tibuteci to its subsc-,ibers during the below stated period. The
annexed notice, a
was published on
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The amount of the fee charged for the foregoing publication is
the sum of $ which amount h3s-been paid in full.I
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