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ORDINANCE NO. 2141
AN ORDINANCE relating to zoning and amending Title 22 of the Pasco
Municipal Code.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PASCO DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. That Title 22 of the Pasco Municipal Code be and the
same is hereby amended by enacting Chapter 22.66 to read as follows:
22.66.010 FEE PER DWELLING UNIT REQUIRED. Prior to issuance
of a building permit for the construction of any new residential
unit, a total fee determined by the number of dwelling units to be
constructed by the base value of Two Hundred Dollars ($200) (the
product of which shall constitute total value) shall be collected
and deposited in the Park Acquisition and Development Fund established
in Pasco Municipal Code 3,29 for use in accordance with the
provisions relating to said fund. The base value established herein
shall be reviewed annually and modified as deemed necessary by the
city council.
22.66.020 EXCEPTIONS. The provisions of this chapter shall not
apply to the following exceptions:
or improvement
a) Building permits for the replacementAof existing dwelling
units, but only for a period not to exceed two (2) years and only if the character of use
is not changed
b) Building permits for dwelling units on land in subdivisions
having fulfilled the requirements of Chapter 21.26, provided the
number of dwelling units proposed does not exceed the number of units
for which the requirements of Chapter 21.26 have been satisfied;
indivdual c) Installation ofAmob ile homes or recreational vehicles
within a mobile home park or recreational vehicle park; and
d) Building permits for construction of nursing or convalescent
homes, as defined in Section 21.12.590.
22.66.030 APPLICATION TO MOBILE HOME PARKS. The provisions
of this chapter shall be complied with prior to the issuance of a
building permit authorizing construction of a mobile home park or
recreational vehicle court in accordance with Title 19 and Chapter
22.38 (RMH-2 zone) or Chapter 22.39 (RMH-3 zone). The total fee shall
be based on the number of mobile home or recreational vehicle spaces
to be authorized under the building permit.
22.66.040 REDUCTION OF FEE. The fee per dwelling unit
established shall be reduced in accordance with the following
provisions provided the landowner records convenants to the city
against the property whereby any future owner of said property is
obliged to the city to perpetually provide and maintain said
improvements in a satisfactory manner and said covenants require
City Council approval prior to amendment:
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a) Open Recreation Area. Where the proposed development
provides one or more open recreation areas, the total area of which
at least equals 100 square feet for each of the dwelling units
expected to be contained within the proposed development, the
basic value shall be reduced at the rate of one percent (1%) for
each ten (10) square feet of open recreation area per unit (as
determined by division the total square feet of open recreation
area by the total number of dwelling units), not to exceed thirty
percent (30%). "Open recreation area" shall mean areas of land,
at least improved with grass and sufficient irrigation, Intended
and designed for unorganized, passive or active recreation and may
Include minor recreation Improvements such as children's standard
playground equipment and children's wading pool, provided such
minor improvements do not occupy more than half of the total open
recreation area; however, open recreation area shall not include
parking areas, driveways and other automobile-oriented areas,
building, swimming pools, or any recreation Improvement included
in subsection (b) below.
b) Recreation Improvement Area: Where the proposed
development provides recreation improvements, including but not
limited to basketball, tennis and other similar playing courts,
saunas, hot tubs, jacazzis, recreation buildings, and similar
Improvements, the base value shall be reduced at the rate of one
percent (1%) for each ten (10) square feet of recreation improvement
area per unit (as determined by dividing the total square feet of
recreation imrpovement area by the total number of dwelling units),
not to exceed thirty percent (30%). Recreation improvements shall
not include parking areas, driveways, and other automobile-oriented
areas, habitable buildings, swimming pools, or minor recreation
improvements included in subsection (a) above.
c) Swimming Pools: Where the proposed development provides
one or more swimming pools, each of which contains at least five
hundred (500) square feet of water surface area and is at least
four (4) feet in depth at one point, the base value shall be
reduced at the rate of one and one-half percent (1 1/2%) for each
square foot of water surface area per unit (as determined by
dividing the total square feet of water surface area by the total
number of dwelling units), not to exceed fifteen percent (15%).
d) Previous Subdivision Improvements: Where the proposed
development is located in a subdivision which provided park and
recreation facilities prior to the effective date of this ordinance,
the City Council, at its discretion, may authorize reduction of the
fee commensurate with the guidelines established above.
Section 2. That the base value established in Section 1 of this
ordinance and as may be modified in the future shall be reduced
by fifty percent (50%) when applied to development within the plat
of Riverview Heights and within the north half of Section 14,
Township 9 North, Range 29 E; provided, however, this section and
the reduction granted hereby shall expire on May 21, 1985.
E.A. Snider, Mayor Pro Tern ST:
Wells, City Clerk
APP
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Section 3. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect
upon its passage and publication as required by law.
PASSED by the City Council of the City of Pasco this 17 day
of March , 1980
OVED AS TO FORM:
buAkL,5
nis J. DeFelL, City Attorney
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Ordinance No 2141
An Ordinance felating_ to I
zoning and amending Title
22 of the Pasco Municipal
Code
The City bunch l of the
City of Pasco does ordain
as follows
Section 1 That Title 22 of
the Pasco Municipal Code
be and the same is hereby
amended by enacting Chap-
ter 22 66 to read as follows
22 66 010 Fee per dwelling
unit required Prior to is-
suance of a building permit
for the construction of any
new residential unit, a total ,
fee determined by the num
ber of dwelling units to be
constructed by the base
value of Two Hundred Dol-
lars ($200) (the product of
which shall constitute total
value) shall be collected
and deposited In the Park
Acquisition and Development
Fund established In Pasco
Municipal Code 3 29 for use
In accordance with the pro-
visions relating to said
fund The base' value estab-
lished herein 'shall be re
viewed annually and
modified as s deemed neces-
sary by the ctfty council
22 66 020 Exceptions The
provisions of this chapter
shall not apply to the 101-
lowing exceptions
a) Building permits for
the replacement or improve-
! ment of existing dwelling
units, but only for a period
not to exceed two (2) years
and only if the character of
us is not changed
b) Building permits for
dwelling units on land In
subdivisions having fulfilled
The requirements of Chapter
21 26, provided the number
of dwelling units proposed
does not exceed the number
of units for which the re-
quirements of Chapter 21 26
have been satisfied,
C) Installation of individ
ual mobile homes or recre-
ational vehicles within a
mobile home park or recre-
ational vehicle park, and
d) Building permits for con
structIon of nursing or con-
valescent homes, as defined
In Section 21 12 590
22 66 030 Application to
mobile home parks The
provisions of this chapter
shall be complied with prior
to the issuance of a build-
ing permit authorizing con
struction of a mobile home
park or recreational vehicle
court in accordance with
Title 19 and Chapter 22 38
(RMH 2 zone) or Chapter
22 39 (RMH 3 zone) The to-
tal fee shall be based on
the number of mobile home
or recreational vehicle
spaces to be authorized un-
der the building permit
22 66 040 Reduction of fee
The fee per dwelling unit
established shall be reduced
in accordance with the fol-
lowing provisions provided
the landowner records coy
enants to the city against
the property whereby any
future owner of said prop
erty is obliged to the city
to perpetually provide and
maintain said improvements
In a satisfactory manner
and said covenants require
City Council approval prior
to amendment
a) Open Recreation Area
Where the proposed devel
opment provides one or
more open recreation areas,
the total area of which at
least equals 100 square feet
for each of the dwelling
units expected to be con-
tained within the proposed
development, the basic val
ue shall be reduced at the
rate of one percent (1%)
for each ten (10) square
feet of open recreation area
Per unit (as determined by
division the total square eet
of open recreation area by
the total number of dwelling
units), not to exceed thirty
Percent (30%) "Open recre-
ation area shall mean
areas of land at least Im-
proved with grass and suf
ficlent Irrigation, intended
and designe4 for unorga
nized, passive or kactIve rec
reation and may include
minor recreati m improve nts suet ski children's
f
standard playground equip-
ment and children's wading
pool, provided such minor
improvements do not oc-
cupy more than half of the
.total open recreation area,
however, open recreation
area shall not Include park-
ing areas, driveways and
other automobile oriented
areas, building, swimming
pools, or any recreation im-
provement Included In sub-
section (b) below
b) Recreation Improve.
ment Area Where the pro-
posed development provides
recreation Improvements, In-
cluding but not limited to
basketball, tennis and other
similar playing courts,
saunas, hot tubs, lacuzzls,
recreation buildings, and
similar improvements, the
base value shall be reduced
at the rate of one percent
(1%) for each ten (10)
square feet of recreation
Improvement area per unit
(as determined by dividlw
the total square feet of rec-
reation Improvement area
by the total number of
dwelling units), not to ex
`ceed thirty percent (30%)
Recreation improvements
shall not Include parking
areas, driveway, and other
automobile-oriented areas,
habitable buildings, swim-
ming pools, or minor recre-
ation improvements included
In subsection (a) above
c) Swimming Pools
Where the proposed devel
opment provides one or
more swimming pools, each
of which contains at least
five hundred (500) square
feet of water surface area
and is at least four (4) feet
In depth at one point, the
base value shall be reduced
at the rate of one and one
half percent (1 , 1/2%) for
each square foot of water
surface area per unit (as
determined by dividing the
total square feet of water
surface area by the total
number of dwelling units),
not to exceed fifteen per-
cent (15%)
d) Previous Subdivision
improvements Where the
proposed development Is lo-
cated in a subdivision
which provided park and
recreation facilities prior to
the effective date of this or
dinance, the City Council, at
its discretion, may authorize
reduction of the fee com-
mensurate with the guide
lines establishied above
Section 2 That the base
value established in Section
1 of this ordinance and as
many be modified in the fu
lure shall be reduced by
fifty percent (50%) when
applied to development with
In the plat of Riverview
Heights and within the
north half of Section 14,
Township 9 North, Range
29E, provided, however,
this section and the reduc
tion granted hereby shall
expire on May 21, 1985
Section 3 This ordinance
shall be in full force and
effect upon its passage and
publication as required by
law
Passed by the City Coun
cli of the City of Pasco this
17 day of March, 1980
s- E A Snider,
Mayor pro Tern
Attest
-s Evelyn Wells,
City Clerk
Approved as to Form
s Dennis J De Felice,
City Attorney
Legal No 7531 — Mar 21,
1980
Tr i City Herald
D 0 Bom '1 ACIA
PAsco, uAntnoton
Gentlemen
Please publish the attached Ordinances on the following
date:
March 21, 1980
Please send two (2) Affidavits of Publication for each
Sincerely yours,
Evelyn Veils
City Clerk