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STATE OF WASHINGTON
County of Jefferson
Interim Ordinance Rescinding Chapter 18.18
Within Title 18 of the Jefferson County Code}
And Formally Re-Establishing the Previously
Existing Rural Designations and Standards for
The Planning Area for the Future Irondale and
Hadlock Urban Growth Area
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Ordinance No. 06-0616-08
WHEREAS, the County adopted urban designations and standards for the
lrondale and Hadlock Urban Growths Area ("UGA") through Ordinance No. 10-0823-04
on August 23, 2004, codifying urban standards in Title 18 of the Jefferson County Code
("JCC") as Chapter 18.18 JCC; and
WHEREAS, the Western Washington Growth Management Hearings Board
("Hearings Board") has invalidated those urban designations and standards, through its
May 31, 2005 Final Decision and Order for Case No. 04-02-0022, while capital facilities
planning continues; and
WHEREAS, in response to the finding of invalidity, the County has effectively
reverted to the rural designations and standards for that area that were in effect prior to
August 23, 2004 adoption of urban designations and standards; and
WHEREAS, the Hearings Board continues to express concern about the ability
for applicants to make development applications under urban standards in Chapter
18.18 JCC, since that chapter remains part of the development code despite being in a
state of invalidation; and
WHEREAS, the County desires to clarify by way of this ordinance to the
Hearings Board and the public precisely what land use designations and regulations
apply to the planning area for the Irondale and Hadlock UGA in this interim period before
the completion of capital facilities planning; and
WHEREAS, the County remains committed to completing the Irondale and
Hadlock UGA and gaining GMA compliance for that UGA; and
WHEREAS, the invalidated development regulations in Chapter 18.18 JCC
contained provisions necessary for developing urban services; and
WHEREAS, the invalidated development regulations in Chapter 18.18 JCC
regulated uses incompatible with urban environments; and
WHEREAS, allowing development inside the UGA that will not fund the sewer
system will preclude urban uses and intensities at those locations; and
WHEREAS, RCW 36.70A.390, a section of the Growth Management Act
(Chapter 36.70A RCW) , authorizes a County to adopt interim controls and thereafter to
hold a public hearing on those controls within 60 days of enactment;
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of County Commissioners
of Jefferson County as follows:
SECTION 1. Chapter 18.18 JCC rescinded.
The chapter of the development code that established urban standards for the Irondale
and Hadlock UGA, as initially adopted through Ordinance No. 10-0823-04 and later re-
adopted and amended through Ordinance No. 02-0126-06, a chapter of the JCC that
has been invalidated by the Hearings Board, be and hereby is rescinded. The title for
Chapter 18.18 JCC and JCC tables of contents will be marked "RESERVED" for use
when urban standards are re-established at a future date.
SECTION 2. Rural designations apply to UGA planning area.
The rural designations for the planning area for the future Irondale and Hadlock UGA
that were in effect immediately prior to adoption of Ordinance No. 10-0823-04 are again
in effect. These are delineated in Attachment A. This action confirms a policy that has
been in effect since June 1, 2005, in response to the May 31, 2005 invalidation by the
Hearings Boards of the urban designations and standards adopted by the County on
August 23, 2004.
SECTION 3. Rural standards apply to UGA planning area.
Title 18 JCC, otherwise known as the "Unified Development Code", contains rural
development standards applicable to the variety of rural land use designations in
Jefferson County. These rural development standards shall apply to the planning area
for the future Irondale and Hadlock UGA according to the rural designations as
described in SECTION 2 above, except as provided in SECTIONS 4 and 5 below.
SECTION 4. Mini-storage not allowed in rural commercial areas within UGA
planning area, except as allowed below. Mini-storage facilities shall not be allowed in
the Port Hadlock Rural Village Center ("RVC") and the rural commercial areas
designated at the intersection of Irondale Road and State Route ("SR") 19, and the
intersection of Ness' Corner Road and SR 19, in order to prevent land uses in those
rural commercial areas which are, by their nature, inconsistent with the goals of the
future UGA that are to promote employment, affordable housing, retail choices, better
water management, public health, and environmental protection that are made possible
by developing urban sewer service. The use tables in Title 18 JCC shall be amended to
show that whereas they may be allowed in other similarly-designated rural commercial
areas in the county, mini-storage facilities are not allowed in the rural commercial areas
found within the planning area for the Irondale and Hadlock UGA.
Exception: Expansion of existing mini-storage facilities may be allowed if:
1. They are consistent with the requirements of JCC title 18 including table 3-1
found at JCC 18.15.040.
2. Mini storage infill may only be allowed on parcels that contain the existing mini
storage.
3. Boundary line adjustments are not allowed to increase the size of the existing
parcel to accommodate expansions of mini storage proposals.
4. This exception applies only to lands containing existing mini storage as they exist
on the effective date of this interim control.
SECTION 5. No Protest Agreement required.
A No Protest Agreement must be signed by or on behalf of the applicant for any
development permits within the planning areas for the Irondale and Hadlock UGA.
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(Refer to the UGA planning area boundary mapped in Attachment A.) The No Protest
Agreement is an administrative instrument that is created and managed by the County
Department of Community Development.
SECTION 6. Findings of Fact.
That the above-listed "Whereas" clauses are hereby deemed to be and are, for the
purposes of this Ordinance, findings of fact by the County Commission.
SECTION 7. Severability.
If any provision of this ordinance or its application to any person or circumstance is held
invalid, the remainder of the ordinance, or the application of the provision to other
persons or circumstances is not affected.
SECTION 8. Effective date.
This ordinance shall take effect immediately after passage.
SECTION 9. Expiration date.
This Ordinance shall expire six months after adoption, unless that date falls on a
weekend or holiday, in which case the expiration date shall be the next business day.
For example, if this Ordinance becomes effective on the 1 ih day of a particular month,
then the expiration date shall be the 1 ih day of the sixth month after the effective date,
unless the exception provided above applies.
SECTION 10. Repeal of Earlier Ordinance
Ordinance #09-1217-07 be and hereby is repealed, said repeal becoming effective as of
the date this Ordinance becomes effective.
APPRO~ED AND ADOPTED this &.-"ty of ~ ,2008
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Wuhlngl:on Growth ManagefMnt He.rlnga Board for Cue No.
(14.2-0022 Of! "'y31. .2005 and reulved by Jeft'en.on COWJtyon JUM 1,
2005, the Inv.UGiWd urban land UN de..lgnatlona for h lrondil" and
Hadlock UGA _re _1NteCt back to the rural land UN d..lgnaUo",In
.rr.etpr1orto adoption otOrdinance 10.oaU-04on August 23, 2004.
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Consent Agenda
JEFFERSON COUNTY
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CONSENT AGENDA REQUEST
TO:
Board of County Commissioners
Dennis Richards, County Administrator
Al Scalf, Director, Department of Community Developme$
Joel Peterson, Assistant Planner, DCD
FROM:
DATE:
June 16,2008
SUBJECT:
Adoption of Interim Ordinance rescinding Chapter 18.18, urban development standards
for Irondale/Port Hadlock Urban Growth Area, mini-storage prohibition in rural
commercial areas within UGA and No Protest Agreement mandating future connection
to established wastewater treatment system.
STATEMENT OF ISSUE:
The discussion of this agenda item occurred on June 9, 2008, A final decision was not made because of pending legal review per
normal procedure.
The Interim Ordinance rescinds Chapter 18.18, urban development standards for the IrondalelPort Hadlock Urban Growth Area
(UGA), of the Jefferson County Code (JCe), applies rural designations and standards to the IrondalelPort Hadlock UGA planning
area, prohibits mini-storage in rural commercial areas within the UGA planning area (with some exceptions) and requires a No Protest
Agreement that mandates future connection to an established wastewater treatment system. This action confirms a policy that has
been in effect since June 1,2005.
ANALYSIS/STRATEGIC GOALS:
The interim ordinance must be re-enacted every six months, The expiration of Ordinance #09-1217-07 occurs on June 17.
FISCAL IMPACT:
The Interim Ordinance benefits the future success of the UGA.
RECOMMENDATION:
Approve Interim Ordinance
REVIEWED BY:
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Dennis Richards, County Administrator
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