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CIT Y 0 F MAR Y S V ILL E
Marysville,Washington
ORDINANCE NO.13"
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE REZONING
CERTAIN PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS AND
M1ENDING THE OFFICIAL ZONING ~mp.PREVIOUSLY
ADOPTED IN ORDINANCE NO.772
vffiEREAS,HILLIS HOMES,INC.is the owner of certain real
property comprised of 88 ao r es .generally located north of 64th
Street N.E.between 53rd Avenu~N.E.and 67th Avenue N.E.,being
legally described in Exhibit A attached hereto;and
WHEREAS,said owner filed a petition with the City Clerk
seeking a rezone of said property from the Single-Family,7200
Residential classification to the PRD 7200 classification;and
WHEREAS,the City Planning Commission held public hearings
on said rezone on March 6,1984,March 27,1984,and April 10,1984,
and submitted formal Findings of Fact and a recommendation in favor
of granting said rezone;and
WHEREAS,the City Council held public hearings on said
rezone application on May 14,1984,and ~1ay 29,1984,and based
upon Findings of Fact entered at said hearings determined that the
rezone was in the public interest;NOW,THEREFORE,
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE,WASHINGTON,
DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1.The Findings of Fact with respect to the above-
referenced rezone are hereby adopted,and said property is hereby
rezoned from the Single-Family,7200 Residential classification to the
PRD 7200 classification,subject to the following condition:
This rezone shall not become effective until the
owner executes and records a document entitled
"Rezone Covenants and Agreements"which incorpor-
ates all approved terms and conditions of the
rezone and of the Concomitant Preliminary Plat of
Parkview Estates.
Section 2.The Official Zoning Map of the City of Marys-
ville,Washington,as adopted in 1972,and Section 5.02 of Ordinance
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No.772,are hereby amended to reflect the reclassification of the
above-described property to the PRD 7200 classification.
PASSED by the City Council and APPROVED by the Mayor this
day of HAY ,1984.
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THE CITY OF }iARYSVILLE
MAYOR
ATTEST:
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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PARKVIEW ESTATES
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PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT
N~~(if the sw3z of Sec 27 Twn 30 N,Range 5 E.W.t-1.Except E 114'of S
220'of w~,W~,NE~,SW~of said Sec 27,Except the following:Beg.
at the N\~corner of said NW~of the SH}i TH S 00 45'08"E along \.J line
of sa i d Subdivision for 272.08'TH N 7648'56"E for 202.95';TH N
30 40'57"E for 164.18';TH N 0 49'20"E for 80.47',more or less,to
;\line of said Subdivision for 286.13'to point o f Beginning,Except
Gll roads.
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CITY OF MARYSVILLE
FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS ON
PRELIMINARY PLAT/PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT
OF PARKVIEW ESTATES
The Planning Commission of the City of Marysville,having
held duly-advertised public hearings on the plat/PRD of Parkview
Estates on March 6,March 27,and April 10,1984,and the City
Council having held duly-advertised public hearings on said
plat/PRD on May 14 and May 29,1984,and having considered the
exhibits,testimony and arguments presented at all of said
meetings,the City Council hereby enters the following:
FINDINGS OF FACT
1.A preliminary plat for the subject property was
previously approved by the City for development of 262
single-family residences on an area of approximately'65 acres out
of the total 88 acres of the property.This preliminary plat will
expire in July,1984 because development of the same has not been
pursued.
2.The subject property is now owned by Centex-Hillis
Homes,Inc.,and the new proposal differs from the previous
preliminary plat in the folliwing respects:
It seeks a rezone under the City's new PRD
code.
It increases the number of dwelling units from
262 to 320.
It adds a variety of housing types,including
single-family homes,townhouses and apartment
buildings.
By clustering the dwelling units it increases
the amount of open space in the development.
Approximately 15 additional acres of
environmentally sensitive area in the Allen Creek
Corridor will be dedicated to the City for park purposes
and deleted from the development proposal.
The necessity for a sewer lift station will be
eliminated.
3.The Marysville Comprehensive Plan classifies the
subject property as single-family 4.5 to 6 dwelling units per
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acre.
4.The property is zoned in the single-family 7200 sq.ft.
classification.
5.The plat will be served by the Marysville water and
sewer utility system.On-site storm drainage will be collected in
an enclosed system and discharged into Allen Creek and the
drainage ditch on the northern boundary,subject to approval by
the City Engineer per the City's storm drainage ordinance.
Detention facilities may be required by the City Engineer either
on site or in the Allen Creek Park area.
6.All the electrical,telephone and cable television
lines will be underground.
7.Access for all internal streets in the development is
from 64th St.N.E.Each dwelling unit will generate from 7 to 10
vehicle trips per day.This will create a significant adverse
impact upon 64th St.N.E.for the following reasons:
A.The current status of said street is 40 feet
of right-of-way,22 feet of improved roadway,no curbs,
gutters or sidewalks,open drainage ditches on both
sides,and poorly constructed vertical grades.
B.The cumulative impact of developments using
64th St.N.E.as access includes the following:
Parkview Estates (320 units),Woodgate (73 units),
Suncrest Terrace (123 units),Glenwood Mobile Estates
(260 units),and a commercial and multiple-family area
in the southwest quadrant of the intersection of 64th
St./67th Avenue (presently undeveloped).
8.Local Improvement District No.63 is presently being
formed by all the property owners abutting 64th St.N.E.for the
improvement of said street.Parkview Estates should be required
to coordinate its development with said LID,and participate in
the same,unless it is prepared to improve the abutting half of
64th St.at its own cost.
9.The north boundary of the plat abuts an existing
development known as Parkside Manor.It would be possible to
connect these two developments by opening 57th Dr.N.E.Both
developments oppose opening this connection for public access
because they wish to retain their separate neighborhood identities
and because they wish to avoid the hazards and nuisance of through
traffic.Such through traffic would also adversely impact 70th
St.N.E.However,it would be in the interest of public health,
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safety and welfare to provide for emergency vehicle access between
the two developments at 57th Dr.N.E.This would reduce response
time by four to five minutes,particularly in cases of mistaken
addresses.A network of emergency vehicle accesses throughout the
city is of overriding importance,but all such access points
should not be open to travel by the general pUblic.At the
present time it would be contrary to the pUblic interests to open
57th Dr.N.E.as a public street,and there is no need to have the
same dedicated to pUblic ownership.If such a need hereafter
arises,the City should be entitled to acquire the right-of-way at
no cost.To preserve this option,Lot 29 of the Plat of Parkview
Estates should be retained in ownership by the Homeowners'
Association subject to an easement for emergency vehicle access.
Covenants should be imposed on said lot preserving it for
dedication to the public at such time as the opening of 57th Dr.
N.E.is deemed to be in the public interest.
10.If this property were developed without a PRD it
could have 316 dwelling units.The proposal of 320 dwelling units
requires a four-unit bonus.Such a bonus is allowed under the PRD
code,and is justified in this case by the following special
features:
On-site landscaping,open space and pedestrian
facilities connecting the dwelling units to the pUblic
park in the Allen Creek corridor.
Dedication of over 36 acres of the Allen Creek
corridor to the City for park purposes.
Variations of building groups and housing
types.
11.Although Section 9.40.070 requires that attached
dwellings and multiple-family dwellings within a PRD be disbursed
throughout the project,the proposal of Parkview Estates to
cluster these building groups in the center of the project is
preferable because it allows additional open space.The
single-family residences are located on the perimeter of the
project to provide compatability with adjacent neighborhoods.
12.Section 19.48.040 states that mUltiple-family
dwellings may have a maximum of six units per building.In this
case the developer is seeking permission to construct the seven
buildings with 16 units apiece.A compromise variance is
appropriate so as to allow the construction of 14 buildings with
eight units apiece for the following reasons:
Clustering the units into larger buildings
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allows the developer to limit the project to the upper
plateau and avoid construction in the Allen Creek
corridor.This preserves the environmentally sensitive
corridor and eliminates the need for a sewer lift
station.Such clustering also allows additional open
space.The "footprint"for an eight-unit building is
not significantly different from that for a six-unit
building.The central location on the property for the
multiple-family buildings will screen the same from
adjacent neighborhoods.
13.The City will accept dedication of 36.2 acres of the
Allen Creek corridor on the west side of the plat for pUblic park
purposes.The usable portions of said park may be counted as part
of the open space required for this project under the PRD code.
However,to make the public park compatible with the abutting
residential lots,and to avoid conflicting uses and nuisances,the
developer should install a fence for the full length of the common
boundary line with gates at the two footpaths connecting the plat
to the park.
14.All internal streets in the plat should be
constructed in accordance with the standards of street Exhibit A:
60 feet wide with curbs,gutters and sidewalks on both sides.
15.A greenbelt should be required along the northern
boundary line of the plat between Lots 23 and 41,inclusive.The
stream running along this boundary line may be rechannelized where
necessary in the eastern portion,to allow planting of this
greenbelt.The greenbelt will consist of evergreen trees six feet
in height which are planted along a staggered line at seven-foot
intervals.A 30-foot wide buffer zone along the northern property
line,including the greenbelt,shall be maintained with a "no
cutting"restriction imposed thereon.
16.Development of Lots 40,41 and 42 will be restricted
by the topography and the stream channel.No structures shall be
permitted within 25 feet of the high water mark.
17.An environmental impact statement was prepared for
the original preliminary plat,and the same was supplemented to
reflect the changes proposed in connection with the plat/PRD.All
impacts addressed therein may be adequately mitigated by strict
compliance with the plat conditions imposed below.
BASED UPON THE FOREGOING FINDINGS OF FACT,THE CITY
COUNCIL HEREBY ENTERS THE FOLLOWING CONCLUSIONS:
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1.The preliminary plat of Parkview Estates makes
appropriate provisions for public health,safety and welfare,and
meets all applicable criteria of state and City subdivision
codes..
2.The rezone of the sUbject property from the
single-family 7200 classification to the PRD/7200 classification
is in the pUblic interest.
3.In accordance with Section 19.48.080 of the PRD Code a
bonus of up to four dwelling units shall be granted,allowing a
total density of 320 dwelling units.
4.A variance from Section 19.48.040 of the PRD Code is
hereby granted allowing 14 buildings with eight dwelling units
apiece.
5.A variance is hereby granted to Section 19.48.070 of
the PRD Code allowing the clustering of multiple-family dwellings
in the center of the project,and the placement of single-family,
detached dwellings around the ·perimeter.
6.Section 11.46.120 of the Marysville Municipal Code
referring to 57th Dr.N.E.as a public road should be repealed.
7.Approval of this plat/PRD shall be subject to
compliance with all conditions attached hereto and incorporated
herein by this reference.
8.The PRD/7200 zoning classification for the sUbject
property shall be inseparably appurtenant to the plat of Parkview
Estates.If said plat,or any part thereof,expires or terminates
because it is not recorded or completed within the time required
by law,the zoning classification shall simultaneously expire and
terminate for the affected property,and said property shall
revert to the single-family residential 7200 classification.
9.The preliminary plat of Parkview Estates approved in
1979,but not recorded,is superseded by the approval of this
preliminary plat,and shall hereafter be null and void.
10.All public improvements required as a condition of
this plat approval shall be completed prior to recording of the
final plat unless the City Engineer,at his discretion,allows a
performance bond to be furnished guaranteeing such completion
within one year of the date of recording of the final plat.The
plat may be developed and recorded in phases,SUbject to staff
approval.
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11.No lots in the plat shall be sold or offered for sale
until the final plat (or the applicable phase thereof)is approved
and recorded and all requirements of Chapters 19.48 and 20.20 of
the Marysville Municipal Code are satisfied in full.
DATED this L.£.day of ~tV C'1984.
ATTEST:
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ATTACHMENT A
CONDITIONS FOR PLAT/PRD OF PARKVIEW ESTATES
1.Preliminary Site Plan:Approval of a preliminary
plat/PRD for Parkview Estates is based upon a preliminary site
plan dated ,1984 filed with the City Compliance
Officer.Said site plan provides for a mix of single-family
detached residences,townhouses and multiple-family structures.
There shall be a maximum of 320 dwelling units.No
multiple-family structure shall have more than eight dwelling
units.The site plan also includes attachments relating to
landscaping,storm drainage,traffic circulation and parking,and
architectural styles and elevations for proposed dwelling units.
2.Binding Site Plan:Before development activities
commence on the property,the owner shall submit a binding site
plan meeting the requirements of Section 19.48.060(b)of the
Marysville Municipal Code.Said plan shall cover the entire
project,including all phases thereof.The City staff shall
review the binding site plan to determine whether it conforms to
the approved PRD and preliminary site plan,and applicable state
and city laws.The binding site plan shall be SUbject to approval
by the Mayor.Upon receiving such approval it shall constitute an
integral part of the plat/PRD of Parkview Estates and shall be
binding upon the owner of the property,its successors and
assigns.All development of the plat/PRD shall be consistent with
the binding site plan.
3.Dedications to the City:At the time of final plat
approval the owner shall dedicate the following property to the
City of Marysville at no cost to the City:
A.That portion of the Allen Creek Corridor
consisting of approximately 36.2 acres,as designated on
the preliminary site plan.
B.Such additional right-of-way on the north
side of 64th St.N.E.as may be needed to establish a
right-of-way width of 40 feet from the centerline.
C.All street right-of-way within the plat,and
any and all storm water retention basins or facilities
within the plat.
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All such dedications shall grant the City free and clear
title to the affected property,and the owner shall warrant the
City's title to the same ,If the project is developed in phases,
all dedications shall be made prior to recording the final plat
for the first phase:provided,that dedication of internal street
right-of-way may be deferred until the recording of the applicable
phase.
4.Public Street Improvements:
A.64th St.N.E.:64th St.N.E.requires the
following improvements:establishment of 80-foot
right-of-way,construction of curbs,gutters and
sidewalks on both sides,construction of a 56-foot wide
street from curb to curb,construction of a storm sewer
system,and installation of necessary street lighting
facilities.
The owner shall meet its responsibility with
respect to said street improvements in either of the
following alternative ways:
(1)Sign a petition to form a Local
Improvement District for 64th St.N.E.,and
participate in said District for the owner's
full proportionate share.Such petition must be
signed on or before August 31,1984,and the LID
must be formed before the final plat,or the
first phase thereof,is recorded:
Or
(2)At its own cost,construct the
north half of 64th St.N.E.,including curbs,
gutters,sidewalks,storm sewers and the street
lighting facilities along the full abutting
frontage of Parkview Estates,including the
"exception"area.Said construction may include
some improvements on the south side of the
centerline where the street grade so requires,
as determined by the City.All such
construction shall be completed prior to
recording of the final plat,or the first phase
thereof.
B.Internal Plat Streets:All internal streets
shall be constructed in accordance with Design Standard
A with curbs,gutters and sidewalks on both sides and
street lights.Such construction shall be completed
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prior to recording of the fina~plat,or each applicable
phase thereof.
5.Special Restrictions on Lot 29:Lot 29 of the Plat of
Parkview Estates shall not be sold or transferred to any private
party,but shall be retained in the ownership of the Homeowners'
Association.A utility easement shall be granted to the City
across said lot.A 20-foot wide emergency vehicle access easement
shall be granted to the City across said lot.Said easement shall
be improved by the owner with a gravel roadway surface sufficient
to safely accommodate emergency vehicles,and a four-foot wide
paved pedestrian walkway.At the City's request,the owner will
install traffic control devices on the easement for the purpose of
restricting non-emergency vehicle access.Lot 29,and all
improvements thereon,shall be continuously maintained by the
Homeowners'Association.
Upon a determination of public use and necessity for the
opening of 57th Dr.N.E.as a pUblic street,applying the
standards and criteria for the exercise of the power of eminent
domain,the City may require the Homeowners'Association to
immediately dedicate Lot 29 to the City for a total compensation
of $1.00.The City may then construct a connection to 57th Dr.
N.E.across Lot 29 and either pay for the costs of such
construction itself,or form a Local Improvement District to pay
for such costs.
6.Park Fencing:Prior to recording the final plat,or
the first phase thereof,the owner shall construct a six-foot high
chain link fence for the full length of the common boundary
between the Plat of Parkview Estates and the public park area
dedicated to the City on the western side thereof.Gates shall be
installed at the two footpaths leading from the plat to the park.
7.Landsca.ping:The owner shall install at its cost all
landscape improvements for open space and common areas,
streetscapes,and basic front yard landscaping improvements for
the dwelling units (except single-family detached houses).This
may be done in phases,but shall be completed for each phase prior
to occupancy of the same.Within 120 days of this approval,a
greenbelt shall be planted along the northern boundary of the plat
between Lots 23 and 41,inclusive.The greenbelt shall consist of
evergreen trees with a minimum height of six feet which are
planted in a staggered line at seven-foot intervals.A 3D-foot
wide buffer zone,including said greenbelt,shall be maintained
along said northern boundary line,and a restrictive covenant
prohibiting cutting shall be imposed thereon.The owner may
rechannelize the stream along the eastern portion of the northern
boundary line in order to allow planting of the greenbelt.Any
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such rechannelization shall be sUbject to approval by the City
staff.
8.Underground Utilities:
plat shall be underground.
All utility services in the
9.Storm Drainage System:On-site storm drainage will be
collected in an enclosed system and discharged into Allen Creek
and the drainage ditch on the northern boundary,subject to
approval by the City Engineer per the City's storm drainage
ordinance.The City Engineer may require storm drainage retention
ponds and facilities either on site or within the Allen Creek Park
area.
10.B~ildi~~_R~~tEi£!i£~s:All dwelling units
constructed on the property shall conform to the specifications
and design criteria in the preliminary and binding site plans and
the Declaration of Covenants,Conditions and Restrictions.All
single-family dwellings and townhouses shall have garages or
carports.No structures or site development on Lots 40,41 or 42
shall be permitted within 25 feet of the high water mark of the
stream crossing said lots.No multiple family structure shall
have more than eight dwelling units.
11.Declaration of Covenants:The owner shall obtain the
approval of the City Attorney on a Declaration of Covenants,
Conditions and Restrictions which will be imposed upon the
property prior to the sale of the first lot or ownership interest
in the same.Said Declaration shall include provisions for
maintenance of open space,landscaping and common areas and
facilities.
12.Compliance with Laws:All development of the
property shall--be-1n-strlct-cc>mpliance with all applicable
ordinances of the City of Marysville and other jurisdictional
authorities.
13.Time for Completion--Bonding:All on-site and
off-site pUblic improvements required herein shall be completed
prior to the approval of the first phase of the final plat,unless
the City Engineer,in his discretion,allows a performance bond to
be furnished guaranteeing such completion within one year from the
date of acceptance of the final plat.Provided,that construction
of internal plat streets,and related storm drainage facilities,
may be deferred until recording of the applicable phase of the
plat.
14.Duration of Approval:The approval of the Plat of
Parkview Estates and the PRD rezone are inseparably appurtena.nt to
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one another.If the plat,or any phase thereof,expires or
terminates because it is not recorded or completed within the time
required by law,the PRD zoning classification shall
simultaneously expire and terminate for the affected property and
said property shall revert to the single-family residential 7200
classification.Upon such reversion,the rezone contract for the
affected property shall be considered void and of no further force
or effect.
15.Phasing:The plat/PRD may be developed and recorded
in phases,subject to approval by City staff.The phases shall be
designed and sequenced so that the expiration or abandonment of
one or more of said phases will not affect the underlying concept
of the PRD as a whole,or the timely development of pUblic
improvements required herein.
16.Rezone Contract:The conditions of this plat/PRD
shall be included in a document entitled "Rezone Covenants and
Agreement"executed by the owner and recorded in the records of
the Snohomish County Auditor on or before August 31,1984.
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CITY OF MARYSVI LLE
Marysville,Washington
ORDINANCE NO. 1363
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE REZONING
CERTAIN PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS AND
AMENDING THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP PREVIOUSLY
ADOPTED IN ORDINANCE NO.772
WHEREAS,CABEON CORPORATION is the owner of certain real PUB Lie ATleN
property located at 5830 Armar'Road,Marysville,Washington,being
legally described as follows:;.
That portion of the Northeast quarter of the ~o
Northeast quarter of Section 27,Township 30 ..------------
North,Range,S East,W.M.,lying south~asterly of
the Marysville-Arlington paved road,and north-
easterly of a line describ~d as follows:
~e __6.th __day of ..JUn..€L_.
-----------as it was
not in supplement form)of
for a period of __Qnft.__con-
---,being first duly sworn
Commencing at the Southeast corner of said
Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of
the Northwest quarter;Thenee North 0°37'13"
West,being along the East line thereof,for
70.00 ,feet to the True Point of Beginning;
Thence North 47°28'43"West for 185.28 feet,
more or less,to the southeasterly margin
of said County road,the terminus of said
line.
Situate in the County of.Snohomish',State of
Washington.
WHEREAS,said owne.,and Time Oil Company,filed a
petition with the City Clerk seeking a rezone of said property from
the Single-Family Residential elassifieation to the Neighborhood-
Business classification;and .
WHEREAS,at a pUblic meeting held on May 29,1984,the
city Council considered the·recommendations of the Planning Commis-
sion and adopted the same as being in the pUblic interest:NOW,
THEREFORE,
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE,WASHINGTON,
DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
e is the---s.ac.ratar~,_
OBE,a weekly newspaper.
newspaper which has been ap-
r Court in Snohomish County
.h Chapter 213 of Washington
d has been for more than six
ae publication hereinafter re-
lish language continually as a
e,Snohomish County,Wash-
g all of said time was printed
,aforesaid place of publication
ing on said :~::S~nt~:yCii:t~:~~i~~dC~:~~~~~~~~~a~~~~~~9~e~r rexed is a true copy of a'
,Fact and a recommendation in favor of granting said reZOne;and
Section 1.The Findings of Faet of the Planning Commis-
:~~n s:t~h p~~=~~~~i~:~e~~0~:;~~;~r~~~:dt~:Z~~~9~~~F~~~~y R:~~~:~~ial---day of _J.une __,19.8-4_.
classification to the Neighborhood Business classification,subjeet touch newspaper was regularly
the t'ollowing conditions:'.Iring all of said period.That
(a) Upon application for a building permit for any ged for the foregoing publi-
construction on the property,the owner shall
construct eurbs ;gutters and sidewalks along l2__,which amount has been
the full frontage of Aimar Road;
(bl Within sixty (60)days of the date of this
-rezone the owner shall erect and maintain a
view-obseuring fence or dense eoniferous
hedge to,a height of not less than six (6)
feet along all boundary lines of the prop-
erty which are abutted by a single-family
residential zone.Provided that any fences
or hedges already meeting said criteria .
which may be located on the adjoining prop-
.erty shall be deemed as satisfying this
reqUirement as long as the same are con-
tinuously maintained.
Section 2.The Offieial Zoning Map of the City of-
Marysville,WashIngton,as adopted in 1972,and Section 5.02 of
'OrdinaneeNo.772,are hereby amended to reflect the reclassification
;of the,above-described,pr~perty to the Neighborhood Business zone.
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,PASSED by the City Council and APPROVED by the Mayor this 29th day of .s .
May,1984.
THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE
By sl/2Norm Anderson,
Mayor
Attest:BystPhillip E.Dexter,City Clerk
Approved as to Form:8v s/James H.Allendoerfer,City Attorney
PUblished:June s, 1984 .
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weekly newspaper in Marysville,Snohomish County,Wash-
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