04/16/1998 - Special - MinutesPort Orchard, Washington
April 16, 1998
Acting Mayor Pro-tem Clauson called the Council of the City of Port Orchard, Washington, to
order in special session at 7:30 P.M. at City Hall, 216 Prospect Street.
Council members present: Clauson, Wyatt, Geiger, Van Zee and Stansbery.
Staff present: City Planner Gross and Deputy Clerk Merlino.
Acting Mayor Pro-tem Clauson reopened the Draft Zoning Ordinance Public Hearing which was
continued from April 9, 1998. The purpose of holding a series of continued meetings that
constitute one public hearing is to allow a detailed and thorough review and discussion on the
Draft Zoning Ordinance. Public input is invited and encouraged during discussions on the Draft
Zoning Ordinance.
City Planner Gross confirmed the continued meeting dates for the next Draft Zoning Ordinance
which will focus on the zoning map as follows:
Tuesday, April 21, 1998
Wednesday, April 22, 1998 (If necessary)
City Planner Gross continued discussion on the table in Section D1 establishing Densities and
dimensions (page 164-A)
After a lengthy discussion concerning single family detached and attached dwelling unit
densities, the City Planner recommended and by general concensus Council agreed to add an
additional note to the Residential land uses table (Page 146-C) which states: 6: Planned Unit
Development review is required for all subdivisions. (This footnote #6 will be added to all
permitted dwelling unit developments in the R8 zone.
City Planner further clarified the minimum lot size, as indicated on the page 164-A, would
remain as is, with the stipulation as noted on page 146-C footnote #5 and 6.
The next section of chart on page 164-A was modified by the Council as follows:
Setback from street right-of-way in feet (1)
Council deleted the following subsections from the chart:
Pedestrian boardwalks; Alleyway or private access road (11); Downtown district street;
Typical residential street; Residential collector road (2); Arterial road (3).
The following note was added to page 164-A :
13: If required parking is served by an alley, residential street setbacks may be
reduced to 10 feet.
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The following dimensions were incorporated:
Greenbelt zone
30 feet
Residential zone
15 feet
Commercial zone
10 feet
Mixed use district
10 feet
Employment
30 feet
Note 14 was added:
For every 10 feet of height over 33
feet an additional 10 feet of
setback is required.
Community facilities
15 feet
The next section of chart on page 164-A was modified by the Council as follows:
Setback from adjacent zoning (4)
Council modified note 4 as follows:
From side or rear site or property boundary line.
Must
be
a 10 feet min'Fn um between tpue.4ums unde F let lino deVel9r.rr eAt
May be 0 foot minimum within the Mixed use district in the downtown area as allowed by
the UBC.
Council further modified setbacks from adjacent zoning for residential developments as follows:
Sideyard setbacks 5 feet
Rear setbacks 10 feet
For Commercial and Mixed Use developments — all side and rear yard setbacks shall be 5 feet.
Employment and Community Facilities developments shall have side and rear yard setbacks
from residential zones of 20 feet but may have side and rear yard setbacks of 5 feet from non-
residential zones.
Council requested City Planner review the possibility of changing the setback requirements to
be measured from the foundation instead of the dripline.
City Planner advised this concludes the review of the draft zoning ordinance text portion.
At approximately 9:30 P.M. Mayor Weatherill declared the Public Hearing continued to Tuesday
April 21, 1998 at 7:30 PM.
Michelle Merlino, Deputy Clerk
ing Mayor Pro -tern Clauson