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CITY CLERK
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AGENDA REPORT
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2/4/2014
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15Y
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2. Property owners with building expansions exempt from the off-street parking <br /> requirement as stated in subsection (E)(1) of this section shall not significantly <br /> alter the existing façades of buildings of primary or secondary significance nor <br /> eliminate existing parking unless such elimination is necessary, as <br /> determined by the zoning administrator, to allow the retention of the façades <br /> of a building of primary or secondary significance. Building expansions shall <br /> not exceed two stories in height <br /> 18.88.120 In lieu parking agreement for the downtown revitalization district. <br /> A. The owner of a parcel or parcels within the downtown revitalization district who is <br /> unable to provide all of the off-street parking required by this code may apply to the <br /> city for an in lieu parking agreement. <br /> 1_ The procedures to be followed for payment of in-lieu parking fees through an <br /> in lieu parking agreement shall be as follows: <br /> a New construction which provides at least 85 percent of its required <br /> parking on site and expansions to existing buildings which are less <br /> than or equal to 25 percent of the building's existing floor area may <br /> satisfy their parking deficits through in lieu parking agreements. Such <br /> agreements shall be approved ministerially by the community <br /> development director upon finding that the criteria of this section are <br /> met. <br /> b. New construction which provides less than 85 percent of its required <br /> parking on site and expansions to existing buildings which exceed 25 <br /> percent of the building's existing floor area may satisfy their deficit <br /> parking through in lieu parking agreements. Such agreements shall be <br /> subject to the approval of the city council. The request for such an <br /> agreement shall be in writing and shall be filed with the planning <br /> division. Subsequent to receipt of such a request, a hearing shall be <br /> scheduled for consideration of the matter by the city council. A public <br /> hearing shall be held on any such request with notice provided <br /> pursuant to Section 18.12.040 of this title. The iin lieu parking <br /> agreement shall address the amount per deficient parking space to be <br /> paid by the owner, the duration of payment, and such other terms and <br /> conditions which are deemed appropriate. The city council may grant <br /> or deny the request. <br /> 2. Any sums received by the city pursuant to such a contract shall be <br /> deposited in a special fund and shall be used exclusively for acquiring, <br /> developing, and maintaining off-street parking facilities and located anywhere <br /> within the downtown revitalization district. The agreement shall be executed <br /> by the owner and the city manager, and all in lieu fees shall be paid prior to <br /> the issuance of a building permit. <br />
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