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14 M -LEM SE an amendment, to SrrR by the legislature in 1976 I(SH1,1 012)
15 44 allows local agencies to sipply adopt ordinances by reference to the state
16 �i fgddelines JAC 197-10).
17 NOW 71iEREFOP.E, TTE CITE' COUNCIL OF THE CI'''Y OF TUKFtiI1A 1VASHING TON I
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1C9 Section 1. POLICIES Aar Pa MOR7TY=
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20 (1) The city of Tukwila hereby adopts by reference the policies
21 of the State Environmental Policy Act as expressed RCW 43.21C.010 and
22 13W +3.210.020.
23 Section 2. ADOPTION BY REFERENCE. The City hereby adopts
A reference the following sections or subsections of Chapter 197 10 of the
25 Whshington Administrative Code (the "SEPA GUIDELINES" adopted by the State
26 of Washington, Council on Environmental Policy) and amended by the State
27 of h Department of Ecology.
2$ WAC 197 -10 -040: Mi.ni.tions.
29 -060: Scope of a Proposal and Its Impacts.
34 -160: No Prestunption of Significance for Non-Exempt Actions.
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170: Categorical Exemptions.
175: Exemptions and Non Exemptions Applicable to Specific
State Agencies.
180: Exemptions for Emergeicy Actions.
-200: Lead Agency Responsibilities.
203: Determination of Lead Agency Procedures.
-205: Lead Agency Designation Governmental Proposals.
210: Lead Agency Designation Proposals involving both
9 private and public coistruction.
10 -215: Lead Agency Designation Private Projects for which
11 there is only one agency.
12 -220: Lead Agency Designation Private Projects, Licenses
13 from more than one agency when one is City.
14 -225: Lead Agency Designation Private Projects, License
15 from more than one state agency.
16 -230: Lead Agency Designation Specific Proposals.
17 -235: Local Agency Transfer of Lead Agency Status to a
18 State Agency.
19 -240: Agreements as to Lead Agency Status.
20 -245: Agreements. Between Agencies as to Division of Lead
21 Agency Duties.
22 -260: Dispute as to Lead Agency Determination Resolution
23 by CEP.
24 -270: Assumption of Lead Agency by Another Agency with
25 Jurisdiction.
26 -300: Threshold Determination Requirement.
27 -305: Recommended Timing fa7 Threshold Determination.
28 -310: Threshold Determination Procedures Environmental
29 Checklist.
80 320: Threshold Determination Procedures Initial Review.
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4 340: Threshold Determination Procedures Negative
5 Declarations.
6 -345: Assumption of Lead Agency Status by Another Agency
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8` of Notice.
9 350: Affirmative Threshold Determinations.
10 -355: Form of Declaration of Significance /Non Significance.
11 -360: Threshold Determination Criteria Application of
12 Environmental Checklist.
18 -365: Environmental Checklist.
14 -370: Withdrawal of Affirmative Threshold Determination.
15 -375: Withdrawal of Negative Threshold Determination.
16 -390: Effect of Threshold Determination by Lead Agency.
17 -400: Duty to Begin Preparation of a Draft EIS.
18 -410: Pre -Draft Consultation Procedures.
19 -425: Organization and Style of a Draft EIS.
20 -440: Contents of a Draft EIS.
-442: Special Considerations Regarding Contents of an EIS.
444: List of Elements of the Environment.
-450: Public Awareness of Availability of Draft EIS.
-455: Circulation of the Draft EIS Review Period.
-460: Specific Agencies to which Draft EIS shall be sent.
-465: Agencies possessing Environmental Expertise.
470: Costs to the Public for Reproduction of Environmental
Documents.
-480: Public Hearing on a Proposal When Required.
485: Notice of Public Hearing on Environmental Impact of
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of Environmental Checklist.
330: Threshold Determination Procedures Information in
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the proposal.
490: Public Hearing on the Proposal Use of Environmental
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495: Preparation of Amended or New Draft EIS.
-500: Responsibilities of Consulted Agencies Local
Agencies.
510: Responsibilities of Consulted Agencies State Agen-
cies with Jurisdiction.
520: Responsibilities of Consulted Agencies State Agen-
cies Environmental Expertise.
530: Responsibilities of Consulted Agencies When Pre
Draft Consultation has Occurred.
-535: Cost of Performance of Consulted Agency Responsibil-
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540: Limitations of Responses to Consultation.
-545: Effect of No Written Comment.
550: Preparation of the Final EIS Time Period Allowed.
-570: Preparation of Final EIS When no Critical Comments
Received on the Draft EIS.
580: Preparation of the Final EIS Contents When Criti-
cal Comments Received on Draft EIS.
-600: Circulation of the Final EIS.
650: Effect of an Adequate Final EIS Prepared Pursuant to
NEPA.
-652: Supplementation of a Lead Agency of an Inadequate
Final NEPA EIS.
-660: Use of Previously Prepared EIS for a Different
Proposed Action.
690: Use of a Lead Agency's EIS by other Acting Agencies
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1 -695: Draft and Final Supplements to a Revised EIS.
2 -700 No Action for Seven Days After Publication of the
3 Final EIS.
4 -710: EIS Combined with Existing Planning and Review
5 Processes.
6 -840: Applications of Agency Guidelines to Ongoing Actions.
2 Section 3. ADDITIONAL DEFINITIONS. In addition to those definitions
8 contained within WAG 197 -10 -040, the following terms shall have the following
9 meanings, unless the context indicates otherwise.
10 (1) "DEPARTMENT" means any division, sub division or organizational
11 unit of the City established by ordinance, rule or order.
12 (2) "SEPA GUIDELINES" means Chapter 197- 10 -WAC adopted by Council
13 on Environmental Policy and amended by the Department of Ecology.
14 Section 4. TINE LIMITS APPLICABLE TO THE SEPA PROCESS. The following
15 time limits (expressed in calendar days) shall apply to the processing of all
16 private _projects and to those governmental proposals submitted to this City
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18 (1) Categorical Exemptions. Identification of categorically exempt
19 actions shall occur within seven (7) days of submission of an adequate appli-
20 cation;
21 (2) Threshold Determinations
22 (a) Threshold determinations which can be made based upon review of
23 the environmental checklist submitted by the applicant should be completed
24 within fifteen (15) days of submission of an adequate application and the
25 completed checklist.
26 (b) Threshold determinations requiring further information_ from the
27 applicant or consultation with other agencies_with jurisdiction should be
28 completed within fifteen j15) days ,of _receiving the requested information from
29 the applicant 4 or- the._consu -ted agency; requests by the City for such further
30 information should be made within fifteen (15) days of the submission of an
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1 adequate application and completed checklist; when a request for further
2 information is submitted to a consulted agency, the City shall wait a maxi
3 mum of thirty (30) days for the consulted agency to respond.
4 (c) Threshold determinations which require that further studies,
5 including field investigations being initiated by the City, should be
6 completed within thirty (30) days of submission of an adequate application
7 and the completed checklist.
8 (d) Threshold determinations on actions where the applicant recommends
9 in writing that an EIS be prepared because of the significant impact asserted
10 and described in the application shall be completed within fifteen (15) clays
11 of submission of an adequate application and the completed checklist.
12 (e) The time limits set forth in this subsection shall not apply
13 to withdrawals of affirmative and negative threshold determinations where
14 such withdrawals are made in accordance with Section 370 and 375 of the
15 SEPA Guidelines.
16 (f) When a threshold determination is expected to require more than
17 fifteen (15) days to complete and a private applicant requests notification
18 of the date when a threshold determination will be made, the lead agency
19 shall transmit to the private applicant a written statement as to the
20 expected date of decision.
21 (g) Governmental Actions. There shall be no time limits on actions
22 originated by the City of Tukwila for determination of categorical exemptions
23 or threshld" determinations
24 Section 5. ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREAS.
25 (1) The.map attached hereto as "Attachment A" to this ordinance and
26 captioned: "Generalized Environmentally Sensitive Areas Map" is adopted by
27 reference and designates the general location of environmentally sensitive
28 areas within the City. For each sensitive area, exemptions within VAC 197 -10-
29 170 of the SEPA GUIDELINES do not apply. Other exemptions not so identified
30 shall continue to apply within environmentally sensitive areas of the City.
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1 In addition to those areas identified in WAC 197 -10 -177 and for purposes of
2 this ordinance, environmentally sensitive areas shall include major wooded
3 areas.
4 (2) Major actions which will be located wholly or partially within
5 an environmentally sensitive area are to be treated no differently than
6 other major actions under these guidelines. A threshold determination shall
7 be made for all such actions, and an EIS shall not be automatically
8 required for a proposal only because it is located in an environmentally
9 sensitive area.
10 (3) Certain exemptions do not apply on land covered by water, and
11 this remains true regardless of whether or not lands covered by water are
12 mapped.
13 Section 6. USE OF EXEMMPTIONS.
14 (1) The applicability of the exemptions shall be determined by each
15 department within the City which receives an application for a license, or
16 in the case of governmental proposals, by the responsible official. A
17 determination by any such department that a proposal is exempt shall be
18 final and not subject to administrative review.
19 (2) If a proposal includes a series of actions, physically or func
20 tionally related to each other, some of which are exempt and some of which
21 are not, the proposal is not exempt.
22 (3) If the proposal includes a series of exempt actions which are
23 physically or functionally related to each other, but which together may
24 have a significant environmental impact, the proposal is not exempt.
25 (4) If it is determined that a proposal is exempt, none of the pro
26 cedural requirements of these guidelines apply to the proposal. No environ-
27 mental checklist shall be required for an exempt proposal.
28 (5) A department which is determining whether or not a proposal is
29 exempt shall ascertain the total scope of the proposal and the governmental
30 licenses required.
1 For any such proposal, the lead agency shall be determined, even if the
2 license application which triggers the department's consideration is other
3 wise exempt. If the lead agency is the City, then the responsible official
4 shall determine if the proposal is exempt.
5 (6) If the proposal includes both exempt and non exempt actions, exempt
6 actions may be authorized with respect to the proposal prior to compliance
7 with the procedural requirements of these guidelines subject to the following
8 limitations:
9 (a) No major action (non exempt) shall be authorized;
10 (b) No action shall be authorized which will irrevocably commit the
11 City to approve or authorize a major action;
12 (c) A department may withhold approval of an exempt action which would
13 lead to modification of the physical environment, when such modifications
14 would serve no purpose if later approval of a major action is not secured;
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16 (d A department may withhold approval of exempt actions which would
17 lead to substantial financial expenditures by a private applicant which
18 would serve no purpose if later approval of a major action is not secured.
19 Section 7. LEAD AGENCY DETERMINATION AND RESPONSIBILITIES.
20 (1) Any department within the City receiving or initiating a proposal,
21 any portion of which involves a major action, shall determine the lead
22 agency for that proposal pursuant to the criteria set forth in WAC 197 -10-
23 205 through -270, using the procedures of WAC 197 -10 -203. This determination
24 shall be made for each proposal involving a major action unless the lead
25 agency has been previously determined, or the department is aware that
26 another department or agency is in the process of determining the lead
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28 (2) In those instances in which the City is the lead agency, the
29 responsible official of the City shall supervise compliance with the
30 threshold determination, and if an EIS is necessary, shall supervise
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1 preparation of the draft and final EIS.
2 (3) In those instances in which the City is not the lead agency under
3 the criteria of WAC 197 -10 -205 through -270, all departments of the City,
4 subject to the limitations of WAC 197 -10 -390, -660, and -690 shall utilize
5 and consider as appropriate either the declaration of non significance or
6 the final EIS of the City on the Proposal. In such instances, no City
7 department shall prepare or require preparation of a declaration of non
8 significance or EIS in addition to that prepared by the lead agency.
9 (4) In the event that the City or any department thereof receives a
10 lead agency determination made by another agency which does not appear to be
11 in accord with the criteria of WAC 197 -10 -205 through -245 it may object
12 thereto. Any such objections must be made and resolved within fifteen (15)
13 day time period. Any such petition on behalf of the City shall be initiated
14 by the Mayor.
15 (5) Departments of the City are authorized to make agreements as to
16 lead agency status pursuant to WAC 197 -10 -240 and WAC 197 -10 =245: PROVIDED,
17 That any such agreement. involving assumption of lead agency status by the City
18 will first be approved by the responsible official for the City and that any
19 department which will incur responsibilities as a result of any such agree
20 ment will approve the agreement.
21 (6) Any department making a lead agency determination for a private
22 project shall require sufficient information from the applicant to ascertain
23 which other agencies have jurisdiction over the proposal.
24 Section 8. TRANSFER OF LEAD AGENCY STATUS TO A STATE AGENCY.
25 For any proposal for a private project where the City would be the lead
26 agency and for which one or more state agencies have jurisdiction, the respon-
27 sible official of the City may elect to transfer the lead duties to that
28 state agency with jurisdiction appearing first on the priority listing in
29 WAC 197 -10 -255. In such event, the state agency so determined shall be the
80 lead agency and the City shall be an agency with jurisdiction. Transfer
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1 is accomplished by the responsible official of the City transmitting a
2 notice of the transfer together with any relevant information available
3 on the proposal to the appropriate state agency with jurisdiction. The
4 responsible official of the City shall also give notice of the transfer
5 to the private applicant and any other agencies with jurisdiction over
6 the proposal.
7 Section 9. ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST.
8 (1) Except as provided in WAC 197 -10- 300(2), a completed environmental
9 _checklist, or a copy thereof, substantially in the form provided in
10 WAC 197 -10 -365 shall be filed at the same time as an application for a
11 permit, license, certificate, or other entitlement for use not specifically
12 exempted herein. No application shall be considered complete without the
18 Environmental Checklist. This checklist shall be the basis for a determina-
14 tion by the City as to lead agency status and if the City is determined to
15 be the lead agency, then for the threshold determination.
16 (2) For all proposals for which the City is the lead agency, the
17 responsible official of the City shall make the threshold determination
18- pursuant to the criteria and procedures of WAC 197 -10 -300 through -365.
19 Section 10. PREPARATION OF EIS.
20 (1) The draft and final EIS shall be prepared either by the respon-
21 sible official or his designee, or by a private applicant or a consultant
22 retained by the private applicant. In thervent the responsible official
23 determines that the applicant will be required to prepare an EIS, the
24 applicant shall be so notified immediately after completion of the thres-
25 hold determination.
26 (2) In the event that an EIS is to be prepared by a private applicant,
27 the responsible official shall assure that the EIS is prepared in a
28 responsible manner and with appropriate methodology. The responsible offi-
29 cial shall direct the areas of research and examination to be undertaken,
30 as well as the organization of the resulting document.
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1 (3) In the vent that the responsible official or his designee is pre
2 paring an EIS, the responsible official may require a private applicant to
8 provide data and information which is not in the possession of the City
4 relevant to any or all areas to be covered by the EIS.
5 (4) No matter who participates in the preparation of an EIS, it must
6 be approved by the responsible official prior to distribution.
7 Section 11. ADDITIONAL ELEMENTS TO BE COVERED IN AN EIS. The following
8 additonal elements are part of the environment for the purpose of EIS
9 content, but do not add to the criteria for threshold determinations or
10 perform any other function or purpose under these rules:
11 (1) Employment
12 (2) Economy
13 (3) Tax base
14 (4) Cultural factors
15 (5) Quality of life
16 (6) Neighborhbod cohesion
17 (7) Socialogical factors
18 The responsible official shall, at the time of making a declaration
19 of significance, designate which of the foregoing additional elements shall
20 be required to be included in the EIS content in order to fully carry out
21 the policies of the State Environmental Policy Act and this Ordinance, except
22 for economy, which shall be included in all EIS's as required per Senate
23 Bill 3097 (Ch. 117, Laws of 1975 1976, 2nd Ex. Sess.).
24 Section 12. DESIGNATION OF OFFICIAL TO PERFORM CONSULTED AGENCY
25 RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THE CITY.
26 The Planning Department shall be responsible for the preparation of the
27 written comments for the City in response to a consultation request prior
28 to a threshold determination, participation in predraft consultation, or
29 reviewing a draft EIS.
30 Section 13. DESIGNATION OF RESPONSIBLE OFFICIAL.
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1 (1) For those proposals for which the City is the lead agency, the
2 responsible official shall be the head of the department with jurisdiction
3 over the proposed action.
4 (2) The responsible official shall make the threshold determination,
5 supervise preparation of any required EIS, and perform any other functions
6 assigned to the "lead agency" or "responsible official" by those sections
7 of the SEPA Guidelines which were adopted by reference in WAC 197 -10 -040
8 through 840. hereof, for all proposals for which the City is the lead agency.
9 Section 14. SUBSTANTIVE AUTHORITY TO APPROVE,' CONDITION OR DENY
10 PROPOSALS.
11 (1) Under SEPA, the City and its departments have and shall exercise
12 where appropriate, the authority to deny or reasonably condition any proposal
13 so as to mitigate or prevent adverse environmental impacts; PROVIDED, that
14 the criteria of subsections (2), (3), and (4) below are satisfied.
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15 (2) -Any proposal may reasonably conditioned on environmental
16 grounds only on the basis of the adverse environmental impacts on the
17 elements of'the environment defined in WAC 197 -10 -444 and Section 11 of
18 this 'ordinance.
19 (3) A proposal may be denied on environmental grounds only if it is a
20 major action as defined in WAC 197 -10 -040 (24), and only on the basis of sig-
21 nificant adverse environmental impacts specifically identified and disclosed
22 as such in the final EIS; PROVIDED, that a proposal may not be denied
23 solely on the basis of environmental impacts on the additional elements
24 of the environment defined in Section 11 of this ordinance.
25 (4) In the event a proposal is denied or donditioned, the decision
26 maker shall state in writing the reasons for the decision including the
27 specific adverse environmental impacts upon which the decision is based.
28 Furthermore, such written decision shall also relate the specific environ-
29 mental impacts to pertinent adopted city policies as referenced in Section
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1 shall be sent to the applicant within five (5) days of the date of decision.
2 Section 15. APPEAL PROCEDURES
3 (1) The following decisions of the responsible official shall be
4 subject to review on appeal to the City Council for final determination:
5 (a) A determination as to whether or not a project or proposal is
6 categorically exempt;
7 (b) Threshold determinations, including both determinations of
8 significance and non significance;
9 (c) The issuance of a document denying or conditioning an action
10 based upon specific adverse environmental impacts related to adopted
11 City environmental policy.
12 (2) Notice of all decision described in subsection (1) above shall
18 be filed with affected parties by the responsible official.
14 (3) Any interested person shall have the right to appeal any of the
15 decisions described in subsection (1) above to the City Council. An
16 appeal shall be commenced by the filing of a notice of appeal with the
17 City Clerk no later than the fifteenth (15th) day following the date of the
18 applicable decision. The notice of appeal shall set forth in a clear and
19 concise manner the alleged errors in the decision.
20 (4) Upon timely notice of appeal, the City Clerk shall, not later
21 than fifteen (15) days after receipt of such notice, set a date for hearing
22 before the City Council. Notice of hearing shall be sent to the parties
23 affected by the action. The City Council shall have authority to affirm
24 or reverse the administrative decisions of the responsible official, to
25 remand cases to the appropriate City department with directions for further
26 proceedings, and to grant other appropriate relief in the circumstances.
27 All decisions of the City Council shall be written and shall contain
28 'findings of fact and conclusions of law.
29 (5) No appeals of any City decisions described in subsection (1) above,
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1 may be commenced after the expiration of the applicable time period for gov-
t ernmental or nongovernment projects.
3 Section 16. ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES.
4 (1) The City of Tukwila hereby adopts by reference the general policies
5 of the State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) as set forth in RCW 43.21C.010
6 and RCW 43.21C.020.
7 (2) The City of Tukwila hereby adopts the following local policies
8 which pertain to the physical development of the City:
9 (a) The goals, objectives, and policies of the Comprehensive Land Use
10 Policy Plan as adopted by Ordinance #1039, and as may be amended in the
11 furture by revision or addition of plan elements;
12 (b) The goals and policies of the City Shoreline Master Plan as adopted
13 by Ordinance #898 and as may be amended by resolution or d- dinance in the
14 future;
15 (c) Any other policy plan or document officially adopted by the City
16 either by resolution or ordinance which is related to the physical or social
17 development of the City.
18 (3) The decision of the responsible official to condition or deny any
19 proposal shall be based upon the environmental policies as stated in subsec-
20 tion (2) above. The written decision of the responsible official shall
21 reference the applicable policies, as required-'An 14 of this ordi-
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Section 17. RESPONSIBILITY OF AGENCIES SEPA Public Information.
24 All documents required by the SEPA Guidelines shall be retained by the City
25 -and made available in accordance with Chapter 42.17 RGV.
26 Section 18. FEES. Fees shall be required for actions by the City in
27 accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance and in the amounts provided
28 for in current City Ordinance establishing fee schedule.
29 (1) The City may require a fee for every environmental checklist and
30 directly related items filed with the City when the City is the lead agency.
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1 Said fee shall be included in a general fee ordinance.
2 (2) Environmental Impact Statements.
3 (a) For all proposals requiring an EIS for which the City is the lead
4 agency and for WhICh the responsible official determines that the EIS shall
5 be prepared by employees of. the City, the City may charge and collect a
6 reasonable fee from any applicant to cover costs incurred by the City in the
7 preparation of an EIS. If it is determined that an EIS is required, appli-
8 cants shall be advised of projected costs of the statement prior to actual
9 preparation and post bond or otherwise insure payment of such costs.
10 (b) The responsible official may determine that the City will contract
11 directly with a consultant for preparation of environmental documents for
12 activities initiated by persons or entities other than the City and may
13 bill such costs and expenses directly to the applicant. Such consultants
3.4 shall be selected by the City after requests for proposals in consultations
15 with the applicant. Applicants may be required to post bond or otherwise
16 insure payment of such costs.
17 (c) In the event that a proposal is modified so that an EIS is no
18 longer required, the responsible official shall refund any fees collected
19 under (a) and (b) of this subsection which were collected for costs not
20 incurred.
21 (3) No fee shall be collected by the City for performing its duties
22 as a consulted agency.
23 (4) The City may charge any person for copies of any document prepared
24 pursuant to the requirements of this Ordinance, and for mailing thereof, in
25 a manner provided by Chapter 42.17 RCW.
26 Section 19. NOTICE /STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS.
27 (1) The City, as applicant for or proponent of an action, may publish
28 notice of action pursuant to RCW 43.21C.080 for any action.
29 (2) The form of the notice shall be as prescribed by the Department
30 of Ecology and /or substantially in the form and manner set forth in RCW
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1 43.21C.070. The notice shall be published by the City Clerk, applicant or
2 proponent pursuant to RCW 43.21C.080.
3 Section 20. SEVERABILITY. If any provision of this ordinance or its
4 application to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the remainder of
5 this ordinance, or the application of the provision tO other persons or
6 circumstances, shall not be affected.
7 Section 21. COPIES ON FILE. The City shall maintain at all times
8 available for the use of the general public at the City Hall, 6200 South
9 center Blvd., Tukwila, Washington 98188, not less than three copies of the
10 statutes and administrative code provisions herein adopted by reference, to-
11 wit: Section 43.21C.010 and 43.21C.020 Revised Code of Washington and
12 Chapter 197 -10 Washington Administrative Code "SEPA Guidelines
13 Section 22. REPEALER. Ordinance #986 is hereby repealed.
14 Section 23. EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance shall be in force and take
15 effect five days from and after its passage by the Tukwila City Council and
16 publication as required by law.
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TUKWILA, WASHINGTON, and
approved by the Mayor at a regular meeting thereof this ,2L! day of
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ty Attorney, Lawrence E." Hard
FRANK TODD MAYOR
MAXINE ANDERSON CITY CLERK
Published Record Chronicle April 24, 1981