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Section 1. The official land use map of the City of
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amendments to the Official Land Use Map to establish
the four pages of maps attached hereto and
adopted as amendments to the Official Land
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Chapter 23.67 Southeast Seattle Reinvestment Area.
Section 3. A new chapter 23.67 be added to the
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23.67.010 Purpose and Intent
The purpose of this chapter is to implement the Southeast
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here is established, pursuant to Chapter 23.56 of the Seattle
Land Use map, Chapter 23.32.
23.67.030 Application of Regulations
All property within the SESRA boundaries shall be subject to
between this Chapter and underlying zone requirements, the
requirements of this Chapter shall prevail.
both the requirements of its zone classification and to the
requirements of this Chapter. In the event of conflict
23.67.040 Southeast Seattle Reinvestment Area
A. A rezone pursuant to Chapter 23.34 shall be required to
change the established boundaries of the SESRA or to rezone
property within the SESRA. A rezone shall be subject to the
provisions of Chapter 23.76, Procedures for Master Use Permits
and Council Land Use Decisions.
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hall demonstrate all of the following characteristics:
a. An existing concentration of commercial activity
or commercial activity and vacant land which abuts
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b. Adequate existing infrastructure or improvements
are being planned to accommodate increased
development; and
c. Adequate buffers or transition areas that can
reduce impacts to adjacent residential or otherwise
less intensively zoned areas.
2. In addition to the above criteria, one or more of the
following conditions shall be met:
a. The area contains vacant land, or vacant or
dilapidated structures, parking or open storage uses
and is abutting or across the street or alley from
an existing concentration of commercial activity; or
b. The area is identified by the City as a Business
Improvement Area; or
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personal services, employment centers or business
incubators.
C. Rezone Criteria for Property Within SESRA
A rezone within the boundaries of the SESRA shall be subject
to the general rezone criteria of Chapter 23.34. and the
locational criteria for the proposed classifications. In
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apply. No single location shall be expected to meet all
criteria, nor shall the criteria be ranked in order of
importance. A balance shall be sought between the intent of
the policies for the underlying land use category and this
policy. Specific conditions may be established as part of the
rezone process to ensure negative impacts on the area and its
surroundings are mitigated.
1. The proposed designation shall strengthen
and reinforce existing commercial nodes, and
encourage the development and retention of
businesses while retaining or providing adequate
buffers between commercial and residential areas; or
2. The proposed designation shall enhance the
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employment and job training opportunities for
residents of the surrounding area; or
c. increase retail, entertainment, or personal
services for residents of the surrounding area; or
d. encourage development on land which is vacant or
contains abated or dilapidated buildings; or
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A. Whether a use is permitted outright, or as a conditional
use, or whether a use is prohibited shall be governed by the
provisions of the underlying zone; provided that in addition
to uses prohibited by the underlying zone, the following
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10. Construction services
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23.67.060 Public Notice Requirements for Rezone Applications
In addition to the notice requirements for Type IV rezones
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Section 4. Section 23.76.042 of the Seattle Municipal
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C. Additional notice in the Southeast Seattle Reinvestment
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The Director shall provide additional notice for Type I
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district, by publishing the notice of application in at least
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Section 5. This ordinance shall take effect and be in
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Section 1. The official land use map of the City of
Seattle, adopted by SMC 23.32.016, is hereby amended to
Sections 23.47.004 and 23.76.042 and adding a new C-hapter23.67 to the Seattle Municipal Code to create theSoutheast Seattle Reinvestment Area; and adoptingamendments to the Official Land Use Map to establishthe new overlay District.
E IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS:
einvestment Area (SESRA). The boundaries of the SESRA shall
e as depicted on the four pages of maps attached hereto and
y this reference adopted as amendments to the Official Land
Section 2. Section 23.47.004 of the Seattle
unicipal Code, as last amended by Ordinance 115043, is
further amended to read as follows:
1123.47.004 Permitted and prohibited uses.
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or permitted as a conditional use according to Chart A(-.)-,
exceDt to the extent that Chart A may be superseded b
Chapter 23.67 Southeast Seattle Reinvestment Area.
Section 3. A new chapter 23.67 be added to the
Seattle Municipal Code to read as follows:
23.67.010 Purpose and Intent
The purpose of this chapter is to implement the Southeast
Seattle Reinvestment Area Policy, Resolution 28401 and
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dopted Land Use Policies by creating a Southeast Seattle
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outheast Seattle.
3.67.020 Establishment of Southeast Seattle Reinvestment
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here is established, pursuant to Chapter 23.56 of the Seattle
Municipal Code, an overlay district known as the Southeast
Seattle Reinvestment Area (SESRA) as shown on the Official
Land Use Map, Chapter 23.32.
23.67.030 Application of Regulations
All property within the SESRA boundaries shall be subject to
both the requirements of its zone classification and to the
requirements of this Chapter. In the event of conflict
between this Chapter and underlying zone requirements, the
requirements of this Chapter shall prevail.
23.67.040 Southeast Seattle Reinvestment Area
A. A rezone pursuant to Chapter 23.34 shall be required to
change the established boundaries of the SESRA or to rezone
property within the SESRA. A rezone shall be subject to the
provisions of Chapter 23.76, Procedures for Master Use Permits
and Council Land Use Decisions.
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a. An existing concentration of commercial activity
or commercial activity and vacant land which abuts
Rainier Avenue South or Martin Luther King, Jr. Way
South; or has access to thesearterials without going
through residential zones.
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b. The area is identified by the City as a Business
Improvement Area; or
C. The area is targeted for federal or State
economic development funds; or
C. Adequate buffers or transition areas that can
reduce impacts to adjacent residential or otherwise
less intensively zoned areas.
2. In addition to the above criteria, one or more of the
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A rezone within the boundaries of the SESRA shall be subject
to the general rezone criteria of Chapter 23.34. and the
locational criteria for the proposed classifications. In
addition, the criteria contained in this section shall also
apply. No single location shall be expected to meet all
criteria, nor shall the criteria be ranked in order of
importance. A balance shall be sought between the intent of
the policies for the underlying land use category and this
policy. Specific conditions may be established as part of the
rezone process to ensure negative impacts on the area and its
surroundings are mitigated.
1. The proposed designation shall strengthen
and reinforce existing commercial nodes, and
encourage the development and retention of
businesses while retaining or providing adequate
buffers between commercial and residential areas; or
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residents of the surrounding area; or
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services for residents of the surrounding area; or
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23.67.050 Use
A. Whether a use is permitted outright, or as a conditional
use, or whether a use is prohibited shall be governed by the
provisions of the underlying zone; provided that in addition
to uses prohibited by the underlying zone, the following
principal uses shall be prohibited throughout the Southeast
Seattle Reinvestment Area:
1. Outdoor storage (accessory outdoor storage
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3.67.060 Public Notice Requirements for Rezone Applications
In addition to the notice requirements for Type IV rezones
contained in Chapter 23.76, public notice shall also be
provided by publishing the notice of application in at least
one community newspaper in the area affected by the proposal.
Section 4. Section 23.76.042 of the Seattle Municipal
Code, as last amended by Ordinance 115002, is further amended
to read as follows:
C. Additional notice in the Southeast Seattle Reinvestment
Area..
The Director shall provide additional notice for-5ype IV
decisions in the Southeast Seattle Reinvestment Area overlay
district, by publishing the notice of application in at least
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force thirty days from and after its passage and approval, if
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Seattle City CouncilMEMORANDUM
April 17, 1992
To: Councilmembers
From: Frank KirK_J1
Subject: South East Seattle Reinvestment AreaResolution 28500, C.B. 109011
Introduction
The proposed legislation was developed as a part of theimplementation of Southeast Action Plan approved by the Council inAugust, 1.991: 11 While the overall Rainier Valley is identified asthe Economic opportunity Zone, a smaller area would be included inan overlay for City land-use regulations... there are problemscreated by current application of City Land-use regulations thatmust be overcome if actual development is t-o'occur ... the Overlayzone is intended to allow greater flexibility for uses withincertain zones, but to guard against undesirable uses."
Policy Intent
As proposed, the intent of the SESRA legislation is to:1. Establish unique rezone criteria to take local conditions and
economic development policies into consideration;2. Prevent further concentration of uses that detract from desired
development along Rainier and MLKJr. Avenues.
Features
o Locational criteria:
SESRA locational criteria are proposed to guide the establishmentor amendment of the overlay boundaries. These criteria emphasize:the inclusion of existing concentrations of infrastructure andcommercial activities; the presence of buffers to adjacentresidential zoning; and areas with significant developmentpotential due to vacant or marginally develo ped property and/orthe availability of geographically targeted public funds foreconomic development.
o Rezone evaluation:Rezones within the SESRA boundaries would be subject to thecriteria established City-wide and the intent of this policy: "Nosingle location shall be expected to meet all criteria, nor shallthe criteria be ranked in order of importance. However a balanceshall be sought between the intent of the policies for the
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o Prohibited uses:The policies propose that uses within the SESRA boundaries thatconflict with the intent of the policy may be prohibited. Theproposed ordinance lists the uses proposed to be prohibited:
Outdoor storage (accessory outdoor storagepermitted)Animal control sheltersHelistopsHeliportsAdult motion picture theatresAdult panoramsSalvage yardsRecYclinq centersWork release centersConstruction servicesTowing services
The general guiding principles in the development of the list wereto prohibit uses which are either unsightly, sources of nuisancessuch as noise and odors, likely to attract undesirable behaviour,incompatible with neighborhood serving retail uses or incompetition with,retail uses for space.
Community participation
In addition to the notice requirements already provided in the landuse code for rezone applications, the proposed SESRA legislationprovides for publishing the notice in a newspaper of substantiallocal circulation'.
committee Review
The Growth Policies and Regional Affairs Committee conducted apublic hearing on April 2, 1992 which produced evidence of broadcom.munity support for the proposal. Objection was voiced by theowner of a building contractor business to the inclusion ofconstruction Services on the prohibited use list. The effect ofinclusion is to prevent further expansion of his business in itspresent location on Rainier Avenue.
The Committee reviewed the proposed legislation at its meeting onApril 17, 1992. The Committee concurs with the SEBRA legislationas recommended by the Mayor with minor amendments which tighten therelationship between the criteria and the proposed boundaries andmodify the boundaries to omit the north end of Cheasty Blvd. andan area which is developed predominantly with single family homes.The latter amendment was suggested by the SEED representative.
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Your City, Seaffle
Executive Department - Office for Long-range Planning
J. Gary Lawrence, Director
Norman B. Illce, Mayor
AIEMORA"UM
Der-ember 31, 1991
TO: Paul Kraabel, President, Seattle City Council
VU: Andrew J. Lofton, Director, Office of Management and Budget
FROM: Dennis J. McLerran, Director, Department of Construction and Land Use
J. Gary Lawrence, Director, Office for Long-range Planning 6~,,,
SUMM Director's Recommendations for Southeast Seattle
The attached resolution and Land Use Code amendment represent the culmination of OLP's
and DCLU's work with the Southeast Seattle Community implementing the Southeast Action
Plan presented to the City in February 1991. This legislative package is only one element in
the City's response, but it is an important step toward addressing the immediate needs of the
community.
The proposal establishes Southeast Seattle Reinvestment Area (SESRA). SESRA
encompasses properties along Martin Luther King, Jr. Way South and Rainier Avenue South,
the commercial heart of the Southeast area. Much consideration was given to appropriate
use and zone designation within the SESRA, with input from the citizen groups who worked
on the Action Plan and from South East Effective Development (SEED), who coordinated the
plannin.cr effort,
Within the proposed SESRA, DCLU is processing two rezone applications from Single
Family zoning to Neighborhood Commercial. These are quasi-judicial rezones, and the City
will follow the standard procedure. The decision will be based on the merits of each case
and separate from the legislative policy decisions.
Environmental review occurred during the month of November for public comment and
appeal. The appeal period ended December 4 with no appeal of the Declaration of Non-
Significance filed.
There is a cost of about $5,000.00 to notify residents and property and business owners. In
addition, the cost of implementation for the recommended amendments is primarily for staff
training, overlay maps, and purchase and printing of the Land Use Code changes. Staff
An equal employment opportunity-affirmative action employer
City of Seattle, Executive Department, Office for Long-range Planning, 600 4th Avenue, Room 200 Municipal Building, Seattle, WA 98104-1873, (206) 684-8056
"Printed on Recycled Paper"
Councilmember Paul Kraabel
December 31, 1991
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training will cost about $110; copying the ordinance for staff - $48; providing new code
pages - $242; and changing the official Kroll map pages - $1760, for a total implementation
cost of about $7,160.
Also attached is an ordinance to appropriate funds to cover the mailing of notice for the
SESRA designation. The notification will occur at the time the Council schedules the
hearing. Staff at OLP will prepare the notice and assist Council staff in arranging the
mailing. Please let Elsie Crossman of OLP know how you want to proceed with the
notification (684-8364).
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arterNals without going through residential zones.V
b. Adeq4ate existing infrastructure or improvements
are being Alanned to accommodate increased
development\;and
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or transition areas that can
reduce impacts to djacent residential or otherwise
less intensively zo ed areas.
2. In addition to the abovckcriteria, one or more of the
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shall daponstrate all of the following characteristics:
dilapidated structures, parkil\g or open storage uses
and is abutting or across the S et or alley from
an existing concentration of co rcial activity; or
b. The area is identified by the C#.y as a Business
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4710 32nd Ave. South, Suite 400
Seattle, Washington 98118(206) 723-7333 / 723e7137 (FAx)
April 16, 1992
Chairman Jim Street
Growth and Regional Affairs Committee
1 lth Floor, Municipal Building
600 Fourth Avenue
Seattle Washington 98101
Dear Jim:
As demonstrated at the public hearing on April 2, there is broad based community
support for a modification to the land use code that will enable revitalization of the
Rainier Valley. The proposed SESRA ordinance is one of several tools to help with
this process.
We are proposing one modification to the SESRA boundary. On Map 3, we propose
deleting the L-2 land west of 37th Avenue, between Hudson and Dawson Streets. This
area is mixed with single family and apartment buildings. It needs curbs, sidewalks,
and other infrastructures, but should not be part of the SESRA. We propose that the
boundary be drawn along 37th Avenue South in this arm
Thank you for your continuing support and we urge your committee to pass the SESRA
Ordinance.
Sincerely,
Pat Chemnick
Economic Development Manager
Providing Community Development in Southeast Seattle
Claude Forward, President - Michael Prigirnore, Vice President
ChanninglMacFadden, SecretarylTreasurer - Thomas Lattimore, Executive Director
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January 7, 1992
The Honorable Mark Sidran
City AttorneyCity of Seattle
Dear Mr. Sidran:
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The Mayor is proposing to the City Council that the enclosed legislation be adopted.
REQUESTINGDEPARTMENT Planning Department (formerly Office for Long-range
Planning)
SUBJECT: AN ORDINANCE relating to land use and zoning, amendingSections 23.47.004 and 23.76.042 and adding a new Chapter23.67 to the Seattle Municipal Code to create the Southeast
Seattle Reinvestment Area; and adopting amendments to the
Official Land Use Map to implement the new OverlayDistrict.
Pursuant to the City Council's S.O.P. 100-014, the Executive Department is forwardingthis request for legislation to your office for review and drafting.
After reviewing this request and any necessary redrafting of the enclosed legislation, returnthe legislation to OMB. Any specific questions regarding the legislation can be directed toVictoria Runkle at 4-8088, or Desiree Leigh at 4-8087.
Sincerely,
Norman B. Rice
Mayor
ANDREW J. LOFTONBudget Director
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The undersigned, on oath states that he is an
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