K\NGCOUNTY1200 King County Courthouse

516 Third AvenueSeattle, WA 98104

Signature Report

Septemb9r 4, 2013

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Ordinance 11645I

Proposed No. 2013-0341.2 Sponsors PhillipsandDembowski

AN ORDINANCE authorizing the King County executive

2 to enter into an interlocal agreement with the city of

3 Bothell, fire district 16 and Woodinville Fire & Rescue

4 relating to the annexation of the Bothell Potential

5 Annexation Area.

6 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF KING COUNTY:

7 SECTION 1. A. RCW 35A.14.480 provides for annexation upon successful

8 negotiation of an interlocal agreement between an annexing code city, the county in

9 which it is located, and the fire protection or districts that jurisdiction over the territory

10 proposed for annexation.

11 B. The nine nodes comprising the Bothell Potential Annexation Area are

12 designated in the 2012 Countywide Planning Policies and, as such, are eligible for

13 annexation to the city of Bothell

14 C. On February 23, 2010, the Bothell city council adopted Resolution 1254 that

15 stated the city's interest to enter into an annexation interlocal agreement negotiation

16 process in accordance with RCW 35A.14.480.

17 D. The Bothell city council has engaged in an extensive community involvement

18 process including creation and maintenance of a city annexation website, installation and

19 maintenance of twelve information display boards throughout the annexation areas, five

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20 Bothell city council meetings, nine Bothell planning commission meetings, twelve public

21 open houses in 2010, and two additional public open houses in 2013 to update residents

22 on the annexation efforts.

23 E. On May 21,2013, the Bothell city council adopted a resolution approving the

24 interlocal agreement that was negotiated with the city, the county, fire district 16 and

25 Woodinville Fire & Rescue.

26 F. On May 21,2013, the fire district 16 board of commissioners approved the

27 interlocal agreement that was negotiated with the city, the county, fire district 16 and

28 Woodinville Fire & Rescue.

29 G. On May 22,2013, the Woodinville Fire & Rescue board of commissioners

30 approved the interlocal agreement that was negotiated with the city, the county, fire

31 district 16 and Woodinville Fire & Rescue.

32 SECTION 2. The King County executive is hereby authorized to enter into an

33 interlocal agreement, in substantially the same form as Attachment A to this ordinance,

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34 with the city of Bothell, fire district 16 and Woodinville Fire & Rescue to allow

35 annexation ofthe Potential Annexation Area within King County to the city.

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Ordinance 17645 was introduced on and passed by the Metropolitan King CountyCouncil on 9/3/2013, by the following vote:

Yes: 8 - Mr. Phillips, Mr. von Reichbauer, Ms. Hague, Ms. Patterson,Ms. Lambert, Mr. Dunn, Mr. McDermott and Mr. DembowskiNo: 0Excused: 1 - Mr. Gossett

KING COUNTY COUNCILKING COUNTY, WASHINGTON

". ,ATTEST:

~:~~Anne Noris, Clerk of the Council

APPROVED this ~ day of ~M"il£g 2013.

-Dow Constantine, County Executive

Attachments: A. Interlocal Agreement between the city of Bothell-King County-King CountyFire District 16 (Revised 8-20-13)

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17645 ATTACHMENT A

Revised 8-20-13

INTER.LOCAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OFBOTHELL, KING COUNTY, KING COUNTY FIREPROTECTION DISTRICT 16 AND WOODINVILLE FIRE &RESCUE REGARDING ANNEXATION PURSUANT TO RCW35A.14.480

THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into this date by tbe City of Bothell (ClGity''1; K.ingcounty (,'County"); King County Fire. Protection District 16, also knowll as the NOl'thllhore .Fh:eDepartment {"Fire District 16"); and Woodinville Eke & Rescue ("WFR"); coHectivelyl'eferredto as the "Parties."

WHEREAS, tj~e Washfngton State Growth Management Act (the"Act!j)~ codified as RCW36.70A; requires counties planning under the Act to designate urban growth ai'eas~"withinWhichurban growth shall he encouraged and outside of which growth cat! occur only if it is'not' urbanin ll~tur¢"; altd

WHEREAS', ~he Act at RCW 36.70A.IIO(4) states that within' such urban gtuwth ateaS,"Ingeneral, cities are-the units ofJocal government most appropriate to,pro;vidc;prq!\ll govem111entaIserviees": ,and

WHEREAS. the Aot at RCW 36.70A.lI0(7) states, "Air urban growth area ciesignatedinaccordance wi{it this section may inclu~e within its boundaries. urban service areas or potentialn,nneXatiol1!tl'easd¢signated for speci;fjc cities or towns within the county"; and

WHEREAS, King Ceantybaa collaborated with itsI11unicipaHties to designate potentialanne'l!i!j.t,iol1.areasfor sPecifiC;) dties and towns within the County; and

WHEREAS, suchdesi~ated potential annexation areas within King Countyal'c termed PotentialAnnexation Areas (PAAs) and are formally adopted in the King County Countywide PlanningPolicies (KCCRPs)~ and .

WHEREAS, within King County exlstsunlnccrpotated territory which has been designated inthe KCCPPs as the Bothell PAAs; and

WHEREAS, c1ti:zens fi:ol11 the Bothell PAAs have on numerous oecasiousepproached the CityCouncil .and City staff seeking to annex to Bothell in order to receive municipal servicesprovided by the: City; and

Wl-1EREAS, the City Council has engaged in a thoughtful and deliberate process to evaluate thepotential anuexatioa of the PAAs, which process has included but has not been limited toplanning and zoning; public outreach; fiscal analysis; and negotiation of transition of servicesfrom cllrrent providers to the City; and

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WHEREAS,RCW 35A.14.480 provides for all annexation method revolving around 'thenegotiation of an interlocalagreement between an annexing code city, the county in whi'ch it islocated,and the fire protection district 01' districts that have jurisdiction over the territoryproposed forann.exation; and

WHEREAS, the Bethel! PAAs comprise unincorporated territory which is within King Countyand thejul'isdiction$pfFire District 16 and WFR; and

WI1EREA$, to in'itiate the process ,.of negotiating an interlocal agl'eementhl·l\.ccOI'dance with'ROW 35A.14.4S0,the City Council on February 23,2010, adopted Resotution 1254 (2010)which stated the City"s interest to enter into an annexation interlccalagreement negotiationprocess, and,duly se,nt copies of such Resolution as notice to representarives of King ,County,Fire Distriyt 16 andWFR: and' .

WHBREAS, further.in accordance with RCW 3,sA.14,480, Khig County, Fil'C'District 16. 'am:1WFR either responded affirmatively to said notice or did not respond within 45 days, thereby:allowing theennexatlor, interlocal agreement negotiation to. proceed; and

WI4JE:REAS,the PaFtles desire to ensure that when Bothell's PAAs annex to tl1e'City, thetransition ·of puulicseJ'vices and responsibilities from the County, Fire District 16 and WFR tothe City is c.omprehensivelyplam'ledand executed; ann

WHERBAS, the City l1tay enter itltointel'local agreements with the County,Fll'c Dlstl'ict Hi 0.1'

WFR which we separatefi'om andaddl'cssisSll¢S other thantlrose l'eqD.il'edto-be ·included·in eninterhllcal a,~l'eementul1der RCW 35A.14,480; and

WHEREAS, the governing bodiesef each ofthe undersigned Pal'tieshereto have determined to,enter into tllis Agreement asauthorizedand provided for by the Iaterlocal Cooperation Act.codi'tiedat Chapter 39.34 RCW; .

NOW, THERBFORE, inconsideration of the terms and conditionscontalned herein, the: City,the. Couhty, Fire Djstrk~16 and WFR agree as fellows:

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PART 1

PURPOSE, APPLICABILITY AND STRUCTURE

1.1 PURPOSE

The purpose of this Agreement is to set forth certain agreements as reqilired under RCW35A.14.480 between the Parties relating to annexations by Bothell of its designated 'PAAs inKing County and the associated transition of services from the County, Fire District 1.6andWFRto. the City, Issues apart from those required to be included in an lnterlocal agreement underR.CW35A.l4A80may be addressed in separate interloeal agreements hetweenthe P:arties. Tothe extent there is any conflict between this Agreement and allY separate supplemental agreementbetween the Parties, the latter shall control.

1.2 APPLICABILITYOF THIS AGREEMENT

The Partiesagree that the provisions of this Agreement shall apply to annexation by the City ofits nine designated PAAs ("Annexation Areas"), known by the following namesc

• North Bloomberg Hill;• Hillside Estates;• South Norway Hill j NE 1601h;

• Magnolia Dairy / South Westhill;• North Westhill;• Maywood Island;• WesthillIsland / North;• Westhill Island I South;• WesthilJ Island / East.

These Annexation Areas are depicted and described in Exhibit A, attachedherete,

1.3 STRUCTUREOF THIS AGREEMENT

Part 1: Purpose, applicability andstrueture

Part 2: Provisions pertinent to all Parties

Part 3: Provisions pertinent tt) the City of Bothell and King Cotmty

Part 4: Provisions pertinent to the City of Bothell and Fire District 16

Part 5: Provisions pertinent to the City ofBothell and WFR

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Part 6: Approval by the Parties

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PART 2

PROVISIONS PERTINENT TO ALL PARTIES

2.1 COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

The City of BotheU has performed extensive publtcouneacheonceming the pctsntial annexationof the Annexation Areas. This outreach has included the following:• Creation and maintenance o.f a City annexation website, JmagineBotheU, com, containing

background on the City's annexatlonexplorafien progl'al11;,fl'cquelltly asked questions aboutannexation; a matrix describing service pro'viders . hefoJ'eandath;r annexation; taxcomparison tables for each combtrrenon oftaxjng dist.ricts within the Annexation Areas; andinformation about building and zoning, publicsafet~, the City hudget. public works services,and parks, recreation and community events.

•• Installation und maintenance of 12 largeinf()tJnatiqn di'sp1l:l.Yhoards thl:oughout theAnnexation Areas, each bearing the words "Potential Annexation to Bothell" and"lmagineBotheIl.com",and a clear plastic box kept .stocked with City hearing notices andinformation about annexaticn.

• Twelvepublic open houses in 2010 to describe Cltyservlcesand answer citizen questionsconcerning annexation (announced by seven mailings throughout the Annexation Areas andtheir Snohomish Countyeeunterpart, Bothell's Mnnici11alUrban Growth Area).

• Five duly-notlced Bothell City Council meetings couceraingennexatien of the,AmlexatiOJlAreas in general.

• Nine duly noticed Bothell Planning Commlssion meetings (study sessions and publichearings) and three duly noticed Bothell City Council public hearings devoted toestablishment of Both~ll comprehensive plan designations and proposed zoning for theAnnexation Areas, culminating in the adoption by the Bothell :City Council ofOrdinanee2053 on December 7, 201O~

• Two additional public open houses in 2013 to update Amlex;itiol1 Area citizens Ol1.tne City'sannexation exploration effort and to announce that the City is moving forward withannexation of the Annexation Areas via the city I county I tire district interloc~) method.

2.2 OVERALL SCIIEDULE OR PLAN OF TlIE TIMING OF ANNEXA nONS

It is the intent of the City of Bothell to annex the Annexation Areas concurrently, via the.annexation method established in RCW 35A.l4,480. Anticipated timing of the annexatlonprocess is as follows;1. Completion of staff-level annexation interlocal agreement negotiations between the City of

Bethell, King County, Fire District J 6 and WFR - by May 3,2013;

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2. Consideration and approval of interlocal agreement by Bothell City Council, King CountyCouncil, Fire District 16 Board of Commissioners and WFR Board of Commissioners - byAugust 1,2013;

.3. Submittal to King County Boundary Review Board (BRB) of'NoticesofI!ltentiol1 (NOIs) forthe Annex.ati on Areas - by September 1) 2013;

4. Expiration of 45-clay review period and consequent approval by BRB (per statute, the BRB) sjurisdiction may not be Invoked) -by Ostober 15,2013.;

5. Posting, publishing and mailhlg of nofjce 'ofa Bothell City :COU'l1cllpublic hearingconcerning the potentia.l approval oftlle AMeXiafio» Areas - by December 1,2013;

6. Bothell CIty Council public hearing ~md-adOptiOli or or4inaMe (a.dl<afl:'of which is includedas E:xhfbit B) ~ppl'oving a.nnexation oftheAnl'l.ex.a:tiot!A.J·eas'~md e$tabl1shin,g an effectivedate -by January 1, 2014;

7. Aimexations become effective - February 28,2014.

2.3 ADMINISTRATION AN]) CONTACT PERSONS

The Parties stipulate th!lt the following persons shall be theadm.inistratOl'S0£this Agreelfiellt andshall be the contact person for their respectiveJU1'isdiction.

City of Bothell:Rohert S. Stowe, 'City Managerr 8305 H)}Sl AVenue NEBothell, WA 98011

King Cbunty:Dwight Dively. Director ,Performance, StratesY and Budge;401 Filth Avenue, Suite 8JOSeattle, WA 9'8104

Nerthshore Fire DepartmentFire District 16:James Terpin, Chief7220 NE 1818t StreetKenmore, WA 98028

WooditwiUe Fire.&. Rescue:Joan Montegary,Chief Administrative Officer17718 Woodinville Snohomlsl» Rd. NEWOOdinville, WA 98072

2.4 COMPLIANCEWITH LAWS

Each Patty accepts responsibility for compliance with federal, state, and local laws andregulations. Specifically, in meeting the commitments encompassed in this Agreement.nl!Parties will com ply with, among other laws and regulations,the rsquirements oftheOpenMeetings Act, Public Records Act, Growth Management Act, State Bnvironmental Policy Act,and Annexation Statutes. The Parties retain the ultimate authority for land use and developmentdecisions within their respective jurisdictions as provided herein. By executing this Agreement,the Parties do not purport to abrogate the decision-making I'esponsibilityvested in them by Jaw.

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2.5 INDEMNIFICATION

The following indemnification provisions shall apply to the entiretyof this Agreement except forSection 3.2.3 (Trausfer of PI'OPC1'ly) and Exbibit E (Development Services AgreementProvisions), both of which contain separate indemnification previsions.

2.5.] The. County shall indemnify and hold harmless the City and its elected officials,officers, agents and employees, or any of them front any and all claims,acticms, suits,liability, loss, costs, expenses, and damages of any nature whatsoeve.l',by reason 01' arisingout of any negJigentaction or01nis$jonofthe Cormty, its ofl:icers, agents} and employees, 01'

~tJ1yof them, in l1cl'fonning obligations pursuant to this Agreement. In the eventthatany suitbased upon such a claim, aotion; Joss, 01' damage is brought against the City, or the. Countyand the City, the County shall defend the same at its sole cost and expense, provided that theCity retains thcTight to participate in said suit if any principle ofgovel'l1merttal or public lawis involved.vand if flnal' Judgment he rendered a~fdnst the City and Its elected officials,officers, agents, and emplQyees, 01' any of them, or Jointly against the City and County andtheir l'espective91ected,()fftcials"offlcets,,~g.~J'lts).an~.e~nploye~s;.£F allY (jf th~!}1,tlle c:ountyshall satisfy the same. The City acknowledges and agrees that if such claims, actions, suits,liability, loss, costs, expenses and damages are caused by or result frem theconcnrrentnegllgsneeof theCity,- itsagel1ts,. employees, elected officials, andzor officers and theCo.unty, its' agents, employees, elected officfah;,ancilol'officC];S'; this S.ection 2.5.1sh&11 bevalid and enforceable only to the extent of thenegHgence of the Ctmnty, its agents,employees, elected officia:Js, and/ot officers.

25.~ The CitysnalJindemnify and holdharmlesa the County and its elected officials.officers, agents and employees O1~anyof them from any and all claims, actions, suits,liability, 10s5,005t$, expenses, and damages of'any nature Whatsoever, by reason or ,arisingout of any negligent aetionor omission cf'the CitYl its officers, agents, and employees, 01' anyof them, ill performing obligations pursuant to thl$ Agreement. In the event that any suitbased upon sueha claim, action, joss, or damage is brought agaihSt the County, or theCounty and.the Ci'l;y, the Chy shall defend the same at its sale cost and expense, providedthat the County retains therightto palticipate in said suit irany principle of governmental orpublic law is involved, and if final judgment be tendered against the County and lts electedofficials, officers.egents, and employeeaer' any ofthem, or jointly against the City andCounty and their respective elected officials, officers.iagents, and employees or any of'them,the City shall satisfy the same. The County acknowledges and agrees that if such claims,actions, suits, liabil1ty, loss, costs.expenses and damages are-caused by or result fr0111theconcurrent negligence of the City, its agentaemployees, elected officials,and/or officers andthe County, its agents, employees, elected officials, and/or officers, this Section 2.5.2 shall be

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valid and enforceable only to the extent of the negligenceof the City, its agents, employees,ejected officials, andlor officers.

25.3 Fire District Hi shall indemntfyand hold harmless.theCityand its officers, agentsand employees, 01' anyofthem from any and all claims, aetlons, suits, liability, loss, costs,expenses, and damages of any nature whatsOever~byreason 'eraristng out of an)' negligentaction. 01' omission Qf Fij'e District 1<l, its officers, agents, and employees, 01' any of them, inperforming obl\ga.t~Qns pllr~l!ant to this Agreement 11} the event that any suit based uponsuch a.claim, action, loss,o)' dam1l,ge is brought agairist the City, Fire District 16 shall defendthe same .at its sole cosfandexpense, provideqthatthif City retains the l'ightto participate insaid suit ifanyptinciple otgovel'n111el1tlllor public law is Hivolved, and if final j'udgmel.1t berendered against the City and its officers, agents, and employees! or any of them, or JOintlyagail1st the City and FireDistJiict 16andtheii: respective offieers, agents, and employees, oranyof'them, Fire District 16shaU satisfy, ths'same, The City acknowledges and agrees that ifslleh elaims,actiOlls, suits, Uabillty. 10$s\costs, expensss and damagesal'c caused by or resultfrom theconcunent negllgenccof the City, its agents, et11ploYI}Cs,and/or officers and FireDistrict 16,. its agents, employees,a.trdlot officers" this Seotion 2.5.3 shall be valldnndenforceable only to the extent of the negligence ofPire District 16, its agents, employeesand/ol' officers.

2.5.4 The City shall indemniry!llld hoJdhalmless Fike District 16 and its o.t1icers,agents atldcmployees or any ofthell1 fl'ol1l anY t,1I1d all Claims, actions, suits, liability, Joss,costs, expenses, and d~magesofaI1;Y nature Whatsoever, by r~asonol'adsjng ,out of anynegligent action 01' omission of'the eft)', itsofflecrs, agents, and employees,ot any of'them,in performing ohHgatiol1s pursuant to this Agreement. In the event that any s1.litbased uponsuoh.a claim, action, loss, or damage is brought against the coanty.the City shall defend thesame at its sole cost ana expense, provided thatt<lre District 16 retains the right tcparticipatein.safd suit ifany principle of gevernmental 01' public .law is involved; and iffinal judgmentbe rendered against Fire Distl'ict16al1d its officers, agents, el'np loyees, or any of them, orjointly against the City and Fire District 16 and their respecfive officers, agents, andemployees or any of them, the City Shall .satisfy the same. Fire District 16 acknowledges andagrees that if such.claims, actions, suits, liability, loss, costs, expenses and damages arecaused by or resulrfrom the concmrent negltgence oftheCity, its agentaemployees; and/orofficers and Fite District 16, its agents, employees, and lor' officers, this Section 2.5.4 shall bevalid and enforceable only to the extent oithe negligenceofthe City,its agents.employeesartd/ol'officel's.

2.5,5 WFR. shall indemnlfyand hold harmless the City and its officers, agents andemployees, OJ' any of them from any and all claims, actions, suits, liability, loss, costs,ex-penses, and damages of any nature whatsoever, by reason or arising out ofany negligentaction or omission of WFR, its officers, agents, and employees, or any of them, in

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performing obligations pursuant to this Agreement. III the event that any suit based uponsuch a claim, action, loss, 01'damage is brought against the City. WFR shall defend the sameat its sole cost and expense, provided that the City retains the right to participate in said suitif any principle of governmental 01' public law is involved, and if final judgment be renderedagainst the City and its offlcers.agents, mid employees, or any of them, or jointlyagainsttheCity and WFR and their respective officers, agents, and employees, or any of them, WFRshall satisfy the same. The City acknowledges and agrees that ifsuchclalms, actions, suits,liability, loss, costs,cxpenses and damages-are caused by 01' result from theecneurrerrtnegligence of the City, its agents, eniployees,and/ol' officers and WFR, its agents,employees, and/or officers, this Section 2,5.5' shall be.valid and enforceable only to the extentoftlienegligenceof WFR,its agents. employees rutd/i)1'officers:

2.5.6 The City shall indemnify and hold hal'll1less WFRafid its officers, agclltsandemployees 01' any oftlrem woman), andaUclaitns. actions, suits, liability, lass, costs,expenses, and. damages of art)' naturewhatsoevel', by reason 01' arising out of any negligentaction 01' omission of the City, its officers, agents, and employees, or any of'them, inperformlngobligatiolls pursuant to this Agreement. In the event that any suit based uponsuch a claim,action, loss, or damage is brought against the county, the CHyshallde.fend thesameat its sole costandexpense, provided that WFR retains the right to participate insalclsuit if any principle of governmental orpublie law.is lnvolved;and iffinaljudgment berenciere,a ag~inst WFR ,andltsot'ficers; agents,employees,Qr any of them, ol'joiI1tlyagainst. the City and WFRandtbeir respective officets,~gel1ts,.and employees or any of them I tb;eCityshallllatisfy·the Same, WFllflckn'owledges fll1d.agl'ees that If such clail1ls,aotiol1S, suits,liahility, loss, costs, expellScs and damages are caused by or result from tile ccncurrentnegligence oHlle City, its agents, employees, ;alld/o1' officers and WFR, its agents,empleyees, alld/o\· officers, tliisSectiotl2.5.6 shall be valid and enforceable onJytotheextentof the negligence of the Cit'y,its agents, empleyeeeand/erofflcers.

2.5..7 Each Party to this Agreement agrees that its obligations under this Section 2.5extend to any claim, demand, and/ol' csaseof action brought byor on behalf ofanyemployees, or agents. For this purpose, each Party to this Agreement, by mutual negotJatiol1,hereby waives, with respectto the other Party only,any immunltythat would otherwise beavailableagainst such claims under the Industrial Insurance provisions of TitleS! RCW; butonly to the extent necessary to indemnity the other Party.

2.5.8 Bythe effective date of'annexation, the King County Prosecuting Attorney shallprovide the City AttorI1ey with a list of pending litigation concerning properties within theAnnexation Areas. The City Attorney and the County Prosecuting Attorney shall confer toestablish each jurisdiction's responsibility with respect to future proceedings rcgerding.eachaction.

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2.5.9 Tbe provisionsof this Section 2.5 shall survive the expiration or termination ofthis Agreement with.respect to any event occurring prior to such expiration or-termination.

2.6 .GENERALPRO'VISIONS ..

2.6.1 Entll'e Agreement This Agreement togethQI'with all Exhibits hereto contains allof'the ngreementsofthe Parties with respectteauy matter covered OJ' mentioned in thisAgl'eement ana no pdo.}'agreements shall be effective for any purpose,

2.6.2 FUing.Acopy of this Agreement shall he filed wit11 the City Clerk, and'recordedwith the King County Recorder's Off'iceQl' listed. by subject on the County's web siteoi'other electronicallyretric:v;able publi~sou~'ce.

2.6.3 Amendments. No provlsion of'this Agreement may be amended or modifiedexcept by writtenagreeUlent signed by tile Parties. Any amendment that modifies a Inaterialterm of this Agreement. must be approved by the King County Council prior to the Countyexecuting the amendment.

2.6.4 Severability; Wone,Ot more of the clauses ofthis Agreement is foulld to beu11enforceable,Jllegrtl,ot c01'ltrmyto p,ubHc policy, the Agreement will remain ill full forceand ef£'eptexcept'for the clauses that are unenforceable,Hlegal,or ccntraryto pt~blicponcy.The Parties wIllrepluce the severed provision with one that is closest-In meaning, to the intentofthe originalpl~o¥js1on that is not uncn:forceable,1l1egal 01' contrary to publie.policy,

2.6.5 Assignment. Neither.t;he City, the County, Fire District 16 nor WFR shall hAvethe right to. transfel' or assign, in wh<>le 01' ill part, any oral! of its obligations and rights. hereunder wlthoutthe pl'i01' written consent ofth e other affected Party or Parties. .

2.6.6 BUCCC!)SOfSin Interest. .SubJect to the foregoing subsection, the rights andobligations of the l?!l1'tiesshaU inure to the benefit of and be binding upon tbeirrespeetivesuceesscra.ln intpl'cst, heirs,and assigns.

2.6.7 Dispute Resolution. The Parties should attempt ifappropriare to use an informaldispute resoli1tion proeess stich as mediation, tl1l'ough an agreed-upon medister-andpreeess,if agreement cannot be reached regarding; interpretation or implementation of any provisionof this Agreement. All costs for mediation services would be divided equally between oramong the Parties. Bach.jurisdiction would be responsible for the. costs of its OWn legalrepresentation,

2.6.8 Attorneys' fees. III the event any of the Parties defaults on the performance ofany terms ofthis Agreement or any Party places the enforcement of this Agreement in the

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hands of anattorney, orfiles a lawsuit, each affected Party shall pay all its own attorneys'fees.costsandexpenses.

2.6.9 No waiver, Failure of'theCouuty, the-City, Fire District 1(5or WFR todeclareany breach 0)1 default immediately upon the occurrence thereof, or delay in takinganyactlenin connection with, shall not waive suoh breach or default.

2.6.10 Applicable Law: Washington law shall govern the lnterpretaticnef'thisAgI'eement.King County shall be the venue ofany mediation, arbitration, or lawsuit arisingout of this Agreement.

2.6.1 1 AJ,lthorHy. Each individual executing 'this Agl'eement on behaJfof'the City, theCaunty,Fh'e District 16;and WFR represents and'warrants that such indlvldu'als are dulyauthorized to execule and deli vel' the Agreement 011 behalf of the City, the County,FlreDistrict 1<5or WFRi

U5.12 Notices. AllY notices required to be given by the Parties shall be delivered at theaddresses set forth abovein Section 2.3. Any notices may be delivyredp~rsonallyto the

,adQre~$ee oftl1ei1@tice .01'mayb~q()posited, in the Uhited ~lQ.te~"Jl1athP,Q!lt.agePl'ep}}lc\,toJheaddresses Syt forth above in Secticl12 ..3. Any l10tice so posted Jn the Vnited States mail shaHbe 4~e111edreceived three (3}daysa:fteJ'thedate of mailing.

2.6.13 Perfcrmance. Time is of the essence of this Agreement and each and aUof itsprovisions in which performance is. a factor.

2.6.14 'Eqtral Opportullity to Draft. The Parties have participated and had an equalopportullityto participate in the drafting of'thls Agreement, No ambiguitysha.lI beecnseuedagalnstany Patty uponaelaim that tI1,atPatty drafted the ambiguonslallguage.

2.6.15 Third Party Beneficiaries. This Agreement is made and enteredinto for the soleprotection and benefit of'the Parties hereto. No other person 01' entlty Shall have any I'lght ofactionor interest in.thfs Agreement pased on any provision set forth herein.

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PART 3PROVISIONS PERTINENT TO

THE CITY OF BOTHELL AND KING COUNTY

3.1 GOALS OF TIIllLAGREEMENT, IN ACCORDANCE WITH RCW35A.14A80(2J(a}

3.1.1 Revenue sharing. There shall be no revenue sharing between the City and theCounty in conjunction with annexation of the Annexation, ArcM.

3.'1.2 ])(!b:t distributiQIl. 11161'e.shall he no debt distribution between the City and theCOUl1t~incol\luncdon W1thanl1exatieu.of the Annexation Areas; however, the debt serviceportIon Of the COUnty's surface water management fee will continue it) applyte .cityproperties until the deht is retired.

3.1.3 Capital facilities obltgatiolls. The County shall transfer to the City: thoseCounty.owned· capital. faCilities. within the Annexation Areas including: drainage fElcilitiesanddl'ainagefaciHty pI'operty interests and park and greenbelt preperties,&s de$cl'ibed under~ectioi13.2 Subject Areas. The City shan operate and mairitainsuchcaplral facilities asprovided I'n Sectipn 3,2.

3.1.4 ApplhmtiouOf .Bothell's development re~,Ilations. During 2.010, 'the.City ofJ30theU conducted duTyuotlced open heuses,BQthell Plannillg COlnntissiQIl studyscssioJ1Sandptlb1ic heai'ings,and Bothell City C6uncilstudy sessiOJ1sandp.ubHc hearings to considerassignment of l3otheUCOluprehensive Plan deslgnaticns find proposed zoning to theAnnexation Areas (see 2.1, Community Involvement),as wellas to J3o'thell>SMuniciP1:l1Ul'bal1 Gtowth Area (MUGA) in Snohomish County.

. .. On December 7,2010, the Bothell City Council a<lopred Ordinance 2053 (2010) whichassigned to the Annexation Areas and the MUGA Bothell Plan designatiol1s and proposedzonillg, said propesed zoning to be activatedand apply to the Annexation Areasand theMUGA upon the effective date of annexation, Ordinance 2053 (2010) and exhibits theretopertaining to the Annexation Areas are attached to this Agreement as Exhibit C.

The approach utilized in this effort was to assign to the Annexation Areas Bothell plandesignatiollsand proposed zoning classifications that were the clesest equivalent toexisdngKing County plan designations and zoning classifications. One goal of this effort was toachieve housing and employment capacities under proposed Bethell zoning that wereequal

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to or greater than adopted housing and employment targets under current King Countyzoning, An analysis revealed the following:

.------------------r--~~~~~~~--~--~--~--~~--~.--2031 target, per King Capacity under adoptedCounty Countywide Bothell plan designationsPlanning Policies and proposed zoning

Net new dwelling units 810 93!)Net new Jobs 200 469

The Bothell.plan designations and proposed zoning adopted under-Ordinance 2053' (2010) forthe Annexation Areas provide for housing and employment capacities higher than the 2031targets appearing in the KCCPPs.

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3.2 SUBJECT AREAS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH RCW 35A.14.480(;2)(b).

3.2.1 TERM. I EFFECTIVE DATE

3.2.1. L This Agreement shall be deemed to take effect following the approval of theAgreement by the official action of'the legislative bedles of each of the Parties and thesigning of the Agreement by the duly authorized representative of eaci~onhe Patties, andshallcontinue in force in perpetuity tram ,the date signed by 'both.Parties except asotherwise provided for in Section L'l,

3.2.1.2. The effective date of annexation of the Annexation Areas shall be Febrtlary 28,2'Ol4 ("Effective Date").

3.2.2 TRANSFER OF JURISDICTION, AUTltORITY AND SERVICES.

3.2.2.1 RECORDS TRANSFER.

3.2.2.1.1 The County shall use its best of/01is to deliver these records listed inExhibits D-l and D-2 by the Effective Date.

3.2.2.1.2 lithe COlU1tyfails to deliver those records identified in Exhibit D•.1 by.theEffective Date, then the County shall 111demnifyand hold the City harmless .inaccordance with Section 2.5 of this Agrecmet1!. If the County fail,,> to. deliver all ofthose records identified in Exhibit D-2by six months following the Effective. Date,then the County shall indemnify andheld the City harmless in accordance WithSection 25 of this Agreement. Without limitingthe foregoing obligations toindemnify, if additional time is needed to produee any of these records, the Countyshall inform the City of the amount of additional time required to prodUce eachspecified. The County shalt continue to use its best efro1'ts toprovide each specifiedrecord within the additional timespeeified,

3.2.2.1.3 The County shan not be required to provide records that are notreasonably available 01' to create records or compilations that have not already beencreated. The County shall provide the City free of charger one set of records meetingthe requirements of this section.

3.2.2.2 DEVELOPMENT SERVICES. As of the date this Agreement is !lignedby allParties, transfer of development services shall he as set forth in the attached Exhibit E,Which is herebytneorporated into this Agreement.

3.2.2.3 JAIL SERVICES. The City of Bothell is l'espol1sible for the incarceration ofadult offenders charged with misdemeanor or gross misdemeanor crimes occurring in theAnnexation Areas 011 or after the Effective Date. King County is responsible for the

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incarceration of adult offenders charged with misdemeanor or gross.misdemeanor crimesoccurring in the Annexation Areas before the Effective Date.

3.2.2.4. POLlCE SERVICES.

3.2.2.4.1 On and after the Effective Date, police serviceresp.onsibility within theAnnexation Areas will be trat1sfetl'ed to the City. The County will he responsible forall criminal cases and investigations reported before the Effective Date, including butnot limited toall costs associated with these cases and investigations. Tbe City willbe responsible for an criminal casesendlavestigatiens l'epo}'ted on ana after theEffectiveDate, including but not limited to all costs associated wJth these cases andinvestigations. 'TheCity's ChiefofPbllce and the King County SheriffwiII worktogether to ensure .a8l11,oothtransition plan and 'a contilluingpartnel'ship. Inaddltiento the provisions of that transltfcnplan, the Parties furthel' agree as.·follows;

3.2.204.2 Sharing ofcol11J11unity information: The County agrees. to providepolicing"related community ()ontaet lists that the COUllty 111'uy have regarding theAnnexati on Areas to the City uponreq uest, These 1ists may.include, butare notli1'l1iteellto :111'el11bersofblock watoh);U'og)'all1's, .c0mmunityg110UPS, .allellQI'homeowner's associations. Ifteqtiested.bY the City, the lists shall be provided to theCity withln 90 <!ayso! the Effective Date,

3.2.2A.3AnnexationofEmel'gency Response (911) Setvices: The.City and Countyagree to coordinate the transfer of emergency response (911) services in theAnnexatio» Ai·eas.

3.2.2.5 COURT AND PROSECUTION SERVICES TRANSITION. The countywill be resp0)1sible tot' the court expenses, prosecution and payment Many fees orassessments as.$ociatcdwitbmisdemeanol' criminal cases filed by the County prior to theEffective Date. The City will be-respenslbie forthecourt e~penses,"p~osecution andpayment of any fees or assessments associated with Inisdemesnor-criminal cases filed bythe City from and .afterthe Effective bate of annexation.

3.2.2.6 STATUBOF COUNTY EMPL9YEES. Subject to Gity eivf sel'vicel'uJesand state law, the City agl'eeS to consider,theiliring.ofCoutlty employeeS whoseemploymentstatus ls affected by the change in governance of'the Annexation Areaswhere such County employees make application with the City pursuant to the City'shiring process and meet the minimum qualifications for employment with the City. TheCity's consideration ef hiring; affected Sheriff Department employees shall begoveruedby the provisions set forth in RCW 35.13.360 through35.13.400 and othenipplicablelaw, if any,

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3.2.2.7 ROAD AND FIRE LEVY TAXES. The-County's collection anddisbursement to the City of the road and fire levytaxes within the Annexation Areas,including any EMS levy taxes, shall be in accordance withRCW 35A.14.801.

3.2.3 TRANSFER OF PROPERl'lES.

3.2.3.] TRANSFER OF SURFACEWATERMANAGEMENT, PARK ANDGREENBELT PROPERTIES

3,2.3.1 .1 Transfer of Drainage FaciJitiesand DrainageF'acility Pl'Opelty Interests,

3.2.3.I .L] Upon the ..EffectiV(rDate, these r)ra·inageF.acilities Which are heldby the C01l1)ty as specificaIlyidelltifieciii1 E~hH:)itF4 shallauromatibally betransferred fhi11:\ the COJlrlty to the City, and the City shall assume oWnershipMdfull and complete l'espon$ibilltyfoJ' the·operation, maintert!Ulce,repairs,anit anysubsequent improvements to the Drainage Facilities. The Drainage Facilitiesidentified in ExhibitF,.2shall'not hetransfel'l'cdbutshallrel11aln in privateownership. l'heCity has the tight hut not the obligation to ;inspect the facilitiesTdentified in Exhibit F"2 ftom and after the Effective. Date, and sha:!1llotHy theowners of those fapilitiesofthis right,

3.2.3.1.1.2 TheColtJ1tyshaUwithin 30 days ofthe Effective Date, for the areain which the !'Dl'ainagePl'o.pCl'ey Interests" identified inExbtbitJi', attachedhereio andh1corpovatedhereinby re{erenc~,al'e located, convey the DrainageProperty Interests by quit claim deed to the City;al1dthe Cityshall accept theDrainage Propel'W Intel'egts, subject toalLrights, con4itlons, covenants,obligations, limitations andl~eservations of record for such property il1tel'ests. TheCity agrees to abide by and enforoe all tights, conditiolls, covenants,obligations,limitations and reservations for the Drainage Facility Property Interests.

3.2.3.1.1 .3 1'11eCounty is willing to continue to perform surface water-relatedmarragersent services and rnalntenance 'Onbehalfof the City in the Annexation .Areas afte!' the Effective Date, via separate written contract between the Parties,which contract is no part ofthi$ Agreement.

}.2.3.1.1.4 The Parties willma:ke staffavailable to identify and review anyadditional County-owned local drainage facilities, easements, and. other propertyinterests withhl the Annexation Areas that should appropriately be conveyed tothe City. Such facilities and other property interests include those for which theCounty's facility acceptance process has not yet been completed.Including bothprojects being constructed by the County as wen as projects subject to County

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approval that are constructedby third parties. AnYS\ICh additional County-owneddrainage properties 01' other property interests shall be transferred to the Citypursuant to this Agreement and upon County approval, including if necessary theadoption of an ordinance authorizing the transfer ofKingCounty owned.drainageproperties and property interests. The transfer of responsibility for drainagefacilities shall be documented in writing, including specific facilities transferredand the date of'transferandsuch documentatlon signed by the appropriate Cityrepresentativeand the Director of the KingCounty Watel' and Land ResourcesDivision.

3.2.3.1.2 Transfer ofPatk and Greenbelt Propelties.

3.2.3.1.2.1 The County shall within 30 days of.the EffectiveDate tor the areajl1which the "Park and Greenbelt Properties" Identified in Exhibit G, attachedhereto and incorporated herein by reference, are located, convey by deed to theCity, and the City shall accept, the Park and Greel1belt Properties, subject to allrights,conditions, covenants, obligations, limitations and reservations of recordfor-such propel'tyif1terests.

3.2.3 .1.3 Deed Covenants RegardingPatk and Greenbelt Properties.

3.2,3.1.:3.1 Alldeeds [Qt' the Parks Propertles shall contain. the fbl\owlngspecific covenants pertaining to use, whioh covenants shallmn with the land forthebe~efit of'the County and the County land tilat makes up Its public park,l'e(m~atiol1andopen space system:

"the City, as required by K.C.C. 4.56.070.F,covenants that the Pl'opel'ty shan becontinued to be used for open space,pal'k, Of recreation facility pprposesor t!lllt.other equivalent facilities within the County or City shall-be received in exchangetherefor."

"The City further covenants that it will not limit or restrict access to and use of theProperty by non-clty residents in any way that does not also apply to cityresidents. The Citycovenants that ifdlfferential fees for non-city residents areJil1posed, they will be reasonably related to the cost borne by city taxpayers tomaintain, improve or operate the Propertyfor parks and recreation purposes."

3.2.3.1.3.2 The deed for East Norway Hill Park shall also. contain thefollowing specific covenants, which covenants shall run with the land for the

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benefit of the County and the County land that makes up its public park,recreation and open space system:

"The City covenants that it shall abide by and enforce all terms, conditions andrestrictions in King County Resolution 34571) including that the City covenantsthat the Property will continue to be used for the purposes contemplated byResoiution31571, that the property shall not be transferred or conveyed except byagre.cment providing that lands shall contlnue.to he used for the purposescontemplated by Resolution 34571, and thattheProperty shall not be converted toa djfferent use ~J111essother equivalent lands and facilities within the County OJ'

City shall be received in exchange therefor,"

"The City covenants that it shall not use thepropeJ'ty in.a manner that wouldcause the interest, on Countybends related to the property to no longer be exemptftom federal income taxation."

3,2.3.1.3,3 All deeds tot· the Parks Properties shallalse cotrtairr the followingcovenants, which covenants shall run with the land for the benefit of the Countyand. the County land that makes up its public park, recreation and open spacesystCl'h:

"The City covenantsthanhe County shall have standing toenforcetheseceveaants,"

"The City covenants that it shaH placethe preceding covenants In any deedtransferring 'the Property or a portion of the Property for public park, recreation 0)'

open space uses."

3.2.3.1 .3.4 The Cltyagrees to abide by and enforceall rights, conditions,covenants, obligations, limitatiol'ls and reservations of record for the GreenbeltProperties, '11mdeeds lor the Greenbelt Properties shall contain the restrictionsintended to preserve the use of said prbpel'ties i1S greenbelts restricted to the usesplaced on the properties -at the time ofthcireonveyance to KingCouI)ty,alJ asmore specincallydescribed in said deeds. The-City covenants that it shall placesaid resrrictions in any deed conveying any ora portion of the GreenbeltProperties.

3.2.3.J.3.5 The deeds for the Greenbelt Properties shall contain the followingspecific covenants pertaining to use, which are intended to be funning covenantsburdening and benefitingthe.Parties, and their successors and assigns, and which

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shall run with the land for the benefit of the County and the County land thatmakes up its public park, recreation and open space system:

"The City, as required by K.C.C, 456.070.F, covenants that the Property shall becontinued to be used for open space, park, or recreation facility purposes or thatother equivalent facilities'witl1inthe County or City shall be received in exchangetherefor."

"The City further covensntsrhat it will not limit 01' restrietaeeess to and use of the-Property by non-city residents inauy way that does netalso apply to cityresidents. The City covenants that any and all user fees charged for the Property,lJ1cIudin.gcharges imposed by any lessees, concessionaires, serviceproviders,and/or other assignees shall he at the same rate for non-City residents as for theresidents of the Clty. The City covenants ihat itdifferential fees for non-cityresidents are imposed, they will he reasonably related to the cost borne by citytaxpayers to maintain, improve or operate the Property far greenbelt purposes."

"The City covenants that the Countyshall have standing teenforce thesecovenants. "

"The City covenants that itshall place these covenants in any deed conveyjngany or a portion of the Property."

3.2.3..1,3..6 Unless otherwise restricted, the City may convert GreenbeltProperties to Park Properties.

3.2.3. J .3;7 If the City acquires real property f6l'Open space, greenbelt, park 01'

recreation purposes ("Other PrQperty")a:l1er .theEffective Date, and wishes toexchange the Other Property for equivalent Parks and Greenbelt. propeJiy listed inExhibit G (,'Excha.qge Property"), then it may do so) subject to review andapprovalby the County; such.approvalnot to be unreasonably withheld. In thatevent, the County will execute and record a release ofthe covenants, conditions,all.drestrictions ("CC&Rsl') that the County imposed on the EXchange Propertywhen the County conveyed it to the .City,bur only after-the City executes andrecords a restrictive covenant applying those same CC&Rs to the Other Property.

3.2.3,1.4 Parks Property-Personal Property. There is no personal property locatedon the site.

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3.2.3.1.5 Condition of and Responsibility for Operations, Maintenance, Repairs.and Improvements of Drainage Facilities, Dminage Facility Property Interests, andPark ane] Greenbelt Properties.

3.2.3.1.5.1· The City agrees. to acceptthe Drainage Facilities, Drainage FacilityProperty Interests, Park Properties, and Greenbelt Properties in AS IS condition,and to assume full and complete responsihility for all operations, maintenance,tepairs, and improvements of the Drainage Facilities, Drainage Facility PropertyInterests, Park Properties, and Greenbelt Properties.

3.2.3.1 .5.2 K.ingCollnty does not make anp specifically dlsclahns anywarranties, express or implied, inCluding anywatranty of merchantability orfitness for apartie1.l,lar purpose, with respect to the Drainage Facilities, DrainageFaclHty Property Interests, Greenbelt Properties or ParkProperties; and noofficJal, employee, representative or agentof'King County is authorizedotherwise,

3.2.3.1.5.3 The City acknowledges and agrees that except as indicated inSection 3.2.3.1.6.2, the County shall have no liability for,. and that the City shallreleaseand have no recourse against theCpunty for, any defector deficiency ofany kind whatsoever in the Drainage Facilities, Drainage Facility PropertyInterests, Park Properties, 01' Greenhelt Properties without regard to. whether such.defbctol' deficiency was known erdlseoverable by the City .01' the County.

3.2.3.1,6 Envil'omnental Liability related {<JtbeDrainage Facilities, DrainageFacility Property Interests. Park Properties, and Gl'eenbelt Pl'Opelties.

3.2.3.1 :6.1 "Hazardous Materials" as used herein shall mean ally hazardous,dangerous or toxic wastes, materials, or substances as defined in state or federalstatutesoi' regulations as ctnrently adopted crhereaftsr amended.

3.2.3.1.6.2 Nothing in this Agreement shall be deemed to waiveenystatutoryclaim for contribution that the City might have against the County under federalor state environmental statutes that arises from hazardous materials deposited orreleased 011 the Drainage Facilities, Drainage Facility Property Interests, ParkProperties, 01' Greenbelt Properties by the County during the County's period ofownership. The City may not, however, assert such a claim to the extent that theCity creates the need for or exacerbates the cost of remediation upon which astatutory claim fot contribution is based as a result ofthe City performingconstruction activities on, changing the configuration of, or changing the use of

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the Drainage Facilities, Drainage Faclllty Property Interests, ParkPropertieaorGreenbelt Properties.

3.2.3.1.6.3 If the City discovers the presence of hazardous materials at levels'that could give rise toa statutory.claim forcontribution against the County it shallllotify the County in writing within ninety (90) days of discovery. ThePartlesshan make their best efforts to reachegreement as to which Party Is responsibleforremedladon under the terms of this Agreement prior to undeitaking,anyremediation.

3.2.3. r .6.4 Ih no event shall the C01111ty be responsible for anyeosts ofremediation that exceed the minimum necessary to satisfy the state or federalagency with jurisdiction over the remediation.

3.2.301 ..7 Indemnification related. to.prainage Facilities, Drainage l~acillty Pi'Oj)CltyInterests, ParK Pl'opertiesandGl'CellbeItPtonerties .

3.2.3 .1.7.1 I{ing \Co~lf[fyshall indemnifY and hold harmless the City and itselected otliciaIs, officers, agents and employees, or-any of them, from and againstalty nndall claims, actions, snits, liability, less, eosts..expenses and damagesofallY nature whatsoever, arising from.thoseoccurrences related to. the DrainageFacilities, Dralnzyge Facility Property Interests, Park Properties and Greenbelt.Propertiesth1\t ocemredprior to the Effective Dateexcept to.the .t}xfentthatindemnifying 0.1' noldlng. the City harmless wouldbe lirnited by Seetion 3.2.3.1.6of this Agreement. futhe eVeJ1ttlia.t ally suit based upon Such a clnim,a.ctio.n, lossOf dM1age is brought against the City or the City and King County, King Countyshall defend the same at its sole cast and expense and, lf final JUqglllent herendered againsttheCityand hs elected officials, officers, agents and employeesor jointly against the City and King County and their respective elected offiQials,officets.agents and employees, King County shall satisfy the same. The Cityacknowledges and agrees that ifsuch claims, actions, suits, liability, loss, eosts,expenses and damages are caused by or-result from the concurrent negligence ofthe City, itsagents, employees, and/oroff;icel:s and the County.Hs agents,employees, al1.0/01' offi.ceJ·s,this Section 3.2.3.1. 7.1 shall hevalid~nd enforceableonly to the extent of the negligence of the County.its agents, employees and10rofficers.

3.2.3.1.7.2 TheCity.shall indemnify and hold harmless King County and itselected officials, officers, agents and employees, or any of them, from and againstany andall claims; actions, suits, liability, loss, costs, expenses and damages of

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any nature whatsoever, arising from those occurrences related to the DrainageFacilities, Drainage Facility Property Interests, Park Prepertfes and GreenbeltProperties that occur On or after the Effective Dataexceptto the extent thatindemnifying or holding the County harmless would be limited by Section3.2.~.1.6 ofthis Agreemen], In the event thatany suitoased upon such n claim,action, loss or damage is brought against King County 01'King County and theCity, the City shall defend the same at its sole cost and expense and, 1f finaljudg~ent'be rendered against King County ~ndits officers,agenJs and employees01' jointly against King County-and the City and their respeotlve officers, agentsand employees" the City shall satisfy the same. the County acknowledges andagrees thQ.tif sllcholaims,actions, suits, liability, loss, costs. expenses anddamag~s. are caused by or result from the CQllCUl'fent l)egHgertceofthe City, itsagents, employees, and/or officers and the County, its.agents, employeestand/oJ'officers, this Section 3.2.3 .1.7.2 shall be valid andenfol'ceable only to the extentofthenegHgence of the City, its agents, employeesandlb1'officers.

3.2.3.1.7.3 For a period Qfthree (3)yea1'5 followingtrallSiel', each Party to thisAgreement Shall immediately notify theother of any and all claitns, actions,losses or damages that al'i!lGor are bl'ollght against that Pal'~:Yrelatil1g toorpertainiI)g to the Drainage F(.lciJities,Dl'ainageFaciBty Property lnterests, ParkPl'opel'ties,orGl·eehb.elt Properties.

3.2.3.1.7,4 Each Party to this Agreement agrees that its ebligatlsns under thisSectJon3;2,.:3.1.7 extend. to any claim, dCJl1ancl, and/or cause of actiol1 brought by01' on behalf'of any employees, or-agents. For-this pnrpcse, each Pal'ty to thisAgreement, bymutual negotiation, hereby waives, with respect.to the other Pattyonly, ally immunity that would otherwise be availableagainst such claimsunderthe Industrie! Insurance provisioJ1S of Title 51 RCW. hllt only to the extentnecessary to indemnify the other patty.

3.2.3.1.8 Ifthe Parties mutually determine and jointly agree that any .aftne propertyCC&Rs newly imposed as a result of this Agreement are not legally required, then the'Parties may agree to amend the relevant CC&Rs or waive their requil'ements,subJectto Klrtg.CcuntyCouncil legislative approval.

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PART 4

PROVISIONS PERTINENT TO THE CITY or BOTHELLAND KING COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT 16

4.1 GOALS OF THE AGREEMENT, IN ACCORDANCE WITH RCW35A.14.480(2)(a) (COMMUNITY INVOLYEMENT AND ANNEXATl':ON SCHEDULEGOALS ARE ADURESSEDUN'DER PART 2)

4.1.1 Transfel' of revenuesand assets between the City oJ ;notbell 811dFire nist:rict16.

4.1.1.1·· Transfer of revenues. Fire district.taxes shaH be dlsbursedin accordancewith RCW 3.5A.J4.80.1 as stated in Sections 4.1.1.1.1 and 4.1 .1.1.2.TQe City and FireDistriet 16 shall each receive its share of fire district taxes and EMS levy revenues basedon the effec1:ivedate of annexation.

4.1.1.1.1 Except as provided in Section 4.1:6 relating to olltstamlihg indebtednessincurred by properties within Fire District 161 iiredistrict taxesen anllexed propertythat were levied, but not coUected,and were not deljnquent at. the time .91'theaJlnex'ation shall, when Collected, be paid to the City at times required hyKingC<~unty.but no less frequently than by JulyLOth forecllectiens t'hroug}l June 3:0th andJanaary lOlh for collections through December 3151 following theannexa'tiOl1i and

4.1.1.1.2 Except as provided in Section 4.1.6 relating to outstandilJg hldebtedl1essillCUrl'ed by properties within PiI'e·District 16, fire district taxes on annexed propertythat were 'levied, but not· collected, and weredelinquent at the time. of the annexationand the pro rata share of the current year levy budgeted fol' general Obligation debt,when c.ollected,sh'all be paid to the flre district.

4.1.1.2 Benefit charges. Fire District 16 shall continue to collect-any authorizedbenefit charges' assessed against properties in the Annexation Areas within Fire District16,

4.1.1.3 Transfer of assets. Inaccordance with RCW 35A.14.400, Insofaras theportion of Fire District 16 within the Bothell PAA constitutes less than sixty percent ofthe assessed value of the real property in the district, and additionally constitutes less thanfive percent of the land area in the district, Fire District 16 shall retain ownership of all

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Fire District 16 assets and shall make no payments to the City for any percentage of thevalue of the District's assets.

4.1.2 Impact to .level of service for fire protection.allQ ·emergency medlcatservices,In accordance with RCW 35A.92.05.0, the City agrees to maintain 01' better the fire protectionand emergency services response timesexistiJ1g 111 the portloncf the Al'!nexation Areasserved by Fire District 16 prior toannexatlo11.at least through tpe end.of the current budgetcycle, if theannexation taJH:S effect ill the firs] half of such 'budget cycle, 9r'tlll'~ugb the endof the following budget cycle, if the annexation takes effect in the last half of the currentbudget cycle,

'111eFire District 16 response times against Which the City fire protection and emergencymedi.cal services performance shallbe measuredare those recorded prior to. annexation asstated in the previous annual report for Fire District 16and asrcpol'tedin RCW 52.33.040.

NotWithstanding other provisions of this Agreemen] l'egai:ding tnitisfer of personnel, in theevent the City is unable to maintain these response times in the newly annexed area, the Cityagre.es to the transfer of:fil'efighters from Fire DIstrict 16 ,as a dh'e:cttesult of the annexation,as outlined in RCW J5A.14.485. . ,

4.1.3 Discussion with Fh'c Distdct 16 regarding tbe djvisiQIf of assets and itsimp~ct tocitizcns lnstde andoutstde tile p'f(),pose,<lAnllexationAreas. Insofar as therewould be no division of assets betWc<'JenFire J)i&trict HfandtheCity,as stated in Section4.1,1 above, there would 'be no related impact to citizens inside and outsi.de the proposedAnnexation Areas.

4,1.5 Revenue sharing. No revenuesharing shall occur hetwee~ the City of Bothelland Fire District 16 upon annexation,

4.1.6 Debt dist.ribl}tiOIl. No debt distribution shall occur between the City of Bothelland Fire District 16 upcnannexation, Upen annexadon, anyotltstanding indebtednessincurred bypJ'opel'ties Within Fire District 16 shall remain an obligation of said properties asiftheanncxation had not occurred, in accordance withRCW 35A.14.50Q.

4.1.7 Capital facilities obligations of the City and Fire District 16. The City andFire District 16 shall have no capital faellltics obligaHohs to each other upon annexation.

4.1.9 Applicatioll of Bothell's development 'l'egnlatioJls. The developmentregulations of the City of Bothell, including those relating to fire prevention, would apply to

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those portions of the Annexation Areas within Fire District 16 upon the effective date ofannexation.

4.2 SlJ)JJECT AREAS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH RCW 35A.14.480(1)(b)

4.2.1 Transfer of Fire Distri.ct 16 employees ~Gellel'aJprovisiollS in accordancewith state law.

4.2.1.1 In accordance wi.thRCW 35A.14.485"the City and Fil'eOistrict 16 st theearliest reasonable OppOl'tI.lJiity shall Jointly inform the employees of .Fire Distrlct 16about hires, separatlorrs, te1'l11inatioilS,and any otber ~hanges in employtl,\ellt that are adirect consequence of-annexation to Bothell ofall or part of thepol'tionofFire District 16within the Annexation Areas.

4.2.1.2 An eligible Fire District. 1.6 employee may. ll'ltnsfer into the Civil servicesystem of the Bothell Fire Department by filing awl'itten reqnssr W1ththe Bothell CivilService Commission and by giving written notice of the request to the Fil'e Distl'1ct 16Boatd .of Comnitssioners. Upon receipt .of the. J'eqtlest by the Botl1eIlCiVi! ServiceCommission, the transfer of ernpJoYll:l¢lit must he made. Ther)¢eded employees shall hetaken in order of seniority and the l'emainingemployees who transfer as provided in thissection.and RCW35.1 OJ.60and 35.10.170 shall head the list for employment in the civilservice system 111order of their seniority, to thl;) end that th~y shall be the fil'stto bereemployed in the Bothell Fire Department when ap.proptiatepositions become available.Employees who are not immediately hired by Bothell shall b~ placed 011 a reemploymentllst fOl' a period not to exceed sixty months unless a longer pedod isauthorized by@agreement reached between the collective bargaining representatives of tile employees ofthe City and Fire District 16 and the City and FJre District 16ageneies.

4.2.1.3 Upon transfer, an employee is entitled to the employee rights, benefits,and privileges to which he 01' she wouldhave heenentitled as an employee of FireDistrict 16, including rights to:

4.2.1.3.1 Compensation at least equal to the level of compensation at the time oftransfer, unless the employee's rank and duties have been reduced as a result of thetransfer. If the transferring employee is placed in a position with reduced rank andduties, the employee's compensation may be adjusted, but the adjustment may notresult in a decrease of greater than fifty percent of the difference between theemployee's compensation bei'ol'c the transfer and the compensation level for theposition that the employee is transferred to;

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4.2.1.3.2 Retirement, vacation, sick leave, and any other accrued benefit;

4.2.J.3.3Promotionllnd servicetlme accrual; and

4.;t1.3A The length,or terms-of probationary periods) including no requirement foran additional probfltioilary period ffoneliad been completed before the transfer date.

Subseotions 4.2.1.3.1 through 4.2.L3A 00 not ~pply .lf upon transfer an agreement fordifferent terms of tral'l$teris' refl9hedbetween the colh:lctive bargaining representatives ofthe transfe1'l'ill£employees and the Cit>, and Fire Distt'lct 16.

4.2.104 If upon transfer; the transferring employee receives the rights, benefits.and privileges established under subsection 4.2.1.3 of this section, thoserights, benefits,and privileges are. su~ject to collective blWjSainil1g at the end of the current bargainingperiod for the jurisdiction to which the employee has transferred.

4.2.1.5 Such. bargaining 111ust take Into : account the years of service thetransferring emplQyeeaccul1lulafed·· before the transfer and must he treatedas if thoseyears of'serviceoccnrred in the JU1'isdictionto which the. employee has transferred.

4.2.2 Transfer of Fi:re .District 16elnp1oyees - Provision specific. to tbis Agreementconcerning /lOil-firefighter .positions

IU.2.1 The City agrees 10 consider hit;jng any personempJoyed by FireDistrict,]6 in a non-firefighter position for any vacant non-f,'jteflghtel' City position or any newl1oil-flreflghter City position created as a result of annexation, subject to that person'squalifications for any such positi'on,and in accordance with s.tandard City policies forevaluation find hiring of job candidates. For the purposes of this Agreement,consideration shall at minimnm.lnclude ··nti intel'vie:w if the person is found to be qualifiedfor the non-firefighter City position for which such person has applied.

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PARTS

PROVISIONS PERTINENT TO THE CITY OF BOTHELLANDWOODINVILLE FIRE & RESCUE

5d GOALS OF THE AGREEMENT. IN ACCORDANCE WITH RCW35A.14.480(2)(a) (COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND ANNEXATION SCJIEDULEGOALS ARE ADDRESSED UNDERPART 2)

5.1.1 Transfer of revenues and assets between the City ofBothell and WFR.

5.1.1.1 Transfer of revenues. Fire dlstrlcttexes shall b.tl disbursed irraccordancewith RCW 3SA.14.801 as stated in Sections 5.1. 1.1.1 and 5.1.1.1.2. The City and WFRshall each receive its share of fire district taxes and EMS levy revenuesbased on theeffective date ofannexatioll.

5.1.1.1.1 Except as provided in. Section6J.6 relating to outstanding indebtednessincurredby properties within WFR, fil'e dist1'ict taxes on annexed property thatwerelevied,but notcollected, and were not delinquent at the time of the annexation shall,whencollepted, be paid to the City attjp1.cs require(l by KipgCo1.lnty, but. no lessfi'eqt~entlyth~nby July lOti, for collections thr~~lghJline 30lh and. January loth fOI'

eollectiollsthl'ough December Itat following the annexation; and

5.1.1.1.2 Except as-provided in Section 5.1.6 relating to outstanding indebtednessinclIl1'ed by properties within WFR, ftredfstrlct taxes on annexes pl'bpel'ty thatwerelevied, but not collected, and were delinquent at the time of the annexationsnd thepro rata share of the current yeal'levy budgeted forgeneralebligation debt, whencollected, shall be paid to the firedistl'i¢t.

5.1.1.2 Benefit charges. WFRshalJ continne to collect any authorized benefitcharges assessed against propertiesin the Annexatlon Areas within Wf]{ fol' the calendaryear in which theannexetlon becomes effective.

5.1.1.3 Transfer of assets. Inaccordance with RCW 35A.l4.400,insofar.as theportion ofWFR within the Bothell PAA constitutes less than sixty percent of the assessedvalue offhe real property in the district, and additionally constitutes less than five percentof the land area ill the district, WFR shall retain ownership of all WFR. assets and shallmake no payments to the City for any percentage of the value of the District's assets.

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5.1.2 Impact to level of service for fine protection and emergency medical services.In accordance with RCW 35A.92.050, the City-agrees to maintain or better the fire protectionand cmerge;tlcysel'vices response times existing in the portion of the Annexation Areasserved by WFR prior to annexation1at least. through the end of the current budget cycle, ifthe annexation takeseffect in the first half of such budget cycle, 01" through the end of thefollowing budgetcyc1c1 if the annexation takes effect in the IMt half of the eurrent budg~tcycle.

The WFR response times against which tile City fire protection and emergency medicalsel'viees performanoe shall be measuredere these recorded prior to. annexation as stated lnth.e )astailllt1all,epOl't :for WFRcreated before the-effective date of annexation and as, reportedin RCW52.33,040.

Notwithstal}dlng other provisions of this Agreement regarding transfer O'f personnel, in theevent the City is unable 10 maintain these response-times in the newly annexed lIrea, the Cityagrees to the transfer of Eirefightel's terminated from WFR as a direct, result ef'the annexation,in SUfficient' mtntbel'sto acplevl:) and maintain response times in accordance wjth thisSubsection. asoutIined in RCW 35A.14.48S.

5.1.3 l;llscu$$itmwith WFR regarding the dlvfslon of assets and iis hn.pnc:t tocitizens insjde and. outsidetbep)'QPQs.ed Annf.)Xatioll Areas" Insofar-as tberewould be nodivision of assets, betwec{I WFR and t4e City, as stated in Bection 5.1.1 .ab,ove, tbl:)J'ewould

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be no related impact to eitizens inside and outside the proposed Anllexation Ar.eas.

5.1.5 Revenue sbaring. No revenue sharing shall occur between the City of BotheUand WFR Ilponannexatiol'i,

5.1.6 Debt distribution. No debt distribution shallcoeur between the GityofBotheJland WFR upon annexation. Upon annexation, any outstanding indebtedness incurred byproperties within WElt .shall remain. an-obligation of said properties as lfthe annexation hadnot eccurred, in accordance with RCW 3SA.M.SOO.

5.1.7 Capital facilities obligations of the City and WFR. The City and WFR agree toaddress thisgoaJ, in accerdanoe with RCW 35A.14A80(2)(a), via Section 5.2.4.

5.1.9 Application of Bothell's development regulations. The developmentregulatioea of the City of Bothell, including those relating to fire prevention, would apply tothose pOltions of the Annexation Areas within WFR upon the effective date of annexation.

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.5.2 SUBJECT AREAS, IN ACCORDANCE W1Tl-I new 35A.14.480(2)(b).

5.2.1 Transfer of Wll'}( employees - General provisions in accordance witlr statelaw,

5.2.1.1 In aceordance with RCW 35A.14.485, the City and WFR at the earliest!'easonable opportunity shall jointly inform the employees of WFRabout hires,separations, tGl'lninations, and any other changes in employment that are a directconsequence of anue;,{ation to Bothell or all oj' part of the portion or WFR within theAI111exatiol1Areas.

5.2.1.2 An ellgible WFR employee.may transfer into the civil service system ofthe Bothell Fire Department by filing a written request with the Bothell Civil ServiceCommission and by giving written notice of the request to the WPR Board ofComin.issioners. Upon receipt of the request by the Bothell Civil Service Commission,the transfer of employment must bemade. The needed employees shall be taker). in ol'derof seniority and the remainIng employees who transfer as provided in this sectlcn andRCW3S.10.3'60 and 35.10.370 shall head the Iist for employment in the civil servicesystem 111order of their seniority, to 'the end that they shall be thef1rst to be reeniployedin the Bothell Fire Department when appropriate positions become available. Employeeswho are nqt hUmediateJ)1 hired by Bothell shall be, plaeedon a reemployment list fo), aperiod not to exceed sixty mOflths unlessa longer period ls.authorized by an agl'eementreachea between the qolle~:tive bargainitlg tepl'csentatives of theemplpyees of the Cityand WFR and the City and WFR agencies.

5.2.1.3 Upon transfer, an employee is entitled to theemployee rights,bene11ts,and .prlvHeges to which he or she would have been entitled as anemployee of 'W.FR,including rights to:

5.:2.1•.3.1 Compensation at least equal to the level of compensation at the time oftransfer; unless the employee's rank and duties have been reduced as a result of thetransfer. If the transferring employee is placed in a position with reduced rank andduties,. the employee's compensation may be adjusted, but the adjustment may notresult ill a decrease of greater than fifty percent of the difference between theemployee'S compensationbefore the transfer and the compensation level for theposition that the employee is transferred to;

5.2.1.3.2 Retirement, vacation, sick leave, and any other accrued benefit;

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5.Z.1.3.4 The length or terms of probationary periods, including .110 requirement foran additlollalprobationary period if one had been completed before the transfer date.

Sabsectlons 5.2.1.3.1 through 5.2.1.3.4 do not apply if upon transfer an agreement fordifferent terms of transfer is reached between the collectivebargaining representatives ofthe transferring employees and the City and WFR.

5.2.1.4 If upon transfer, the transferring employee receives the rights, benefits,and privilegesesteb lished under subsection 5.2.1.3 ofthis section, those rights, benefits,and privileges are subject to collective bargaining at the end of the eurrent bargainingperiod for t\lejul'isdi.(\tion to which the employee has. transferred,

5;2.1.5 Such bargaining. must take into account 'the yeats of service thettansfel'ringemployee accumulated before the transfer and must be treatedasif thoseyears of service oecurted in thejurisdicticn to which the entployee has transterred.

$.2.2 Transfer of WFR employees - Provision specific to tllls AgreementCQllccl'llingfil'efighter positions

5.2.2.1 Ifany WFR firefighters .are or wlH b~ terminl\.teda.s a <ipnsequtl,llce of theannexations provided for herein! the City agrees to hire at least two (2)'sueh dlsplacedfirefighters upon the effective date or annexation, foUowinga.ppllcable PJ~ocedtll'esinaccordance with RCW 35A.14.4SS and Section 5.2.1 ofthis Agreement.

5.2.3 Transfer of WFRcmpJoyees - Pmvisfon specific to this Agl'~emelltconeerning non-firefighter .positions

5.l.3.1 The 'City agrees to consider hiring any person employed by WFR. in a non-firefighter position for any vacant non-firefighter City posltionor any newtjQn~fil'efighterposition created as al'csult of annexation, sllbject to that pers,on's qualifications for anysuch positlan, and in accordance with standard City policies for ~vallJt\tionand hirlngnfjob candh:lates. For the purposes of this Agreement, consideration shall at minimuminclude an interview if the person is found to be qualified for the 110lFf'irefighter Cityposition forwhfch such person has applied.

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5.2.4 Fire statious - Provisions specific to this Agreement concerning potentialfuture staffing and construction of fire stations

5.2.4.1 The City and WFR agree to collaborate to determine the feasibility of re-opening WFR Station 34.

5.2.4.2 WRF agrees to direct the proceeds from any future sale of Station 34,qomprising the land and the building~ thereon, towards siting, design and constructionofa new fire station beneficially situated to serve both the City and WFR. No.thinghereinobligates WFR to sell Station 34. WFR's obligation pursuant to this snbsecnon iscondittened upon the City's Council authorizing theccnstructien of a l1ewfil'e :;tation;upon voter appl'ov111of 11City bond measure to help pay for such new station; and upontheClty securing the remainder of necessary funding tor such new starien. If theforegoing conditions are not met within five years of the execution of this Agreement,this subsection shall be null and void. WFR1s obligation to commit proceeds of'a sale ofStation 34 under this subsection shall be capped at the fail' market value 0[8tation 34 asofthe effective date of this Agreement, as established bya professional appl'aisal to beobtained by WFRw'irhin 120 days of the effective date ofthis Agreement.

5.2.5 Stlldyand.eonsldcranon of consolidation options.

5.2.5.1 The City is currently evaluating alternative fire and emergency medicalservice models including the formation of a Regional Fire Authority, annexing toa FireDistrict or contracting with another agency for fire and emergency medical service. 111

the event the City determines to IlJrti1er explore allY ofthe previously mentiofied itJodels~WFR and. the City agree to jointly study and to consider in good faith, inCluding throughsuch public hcariags and other processes as theparties determine will further the. publicinterest, options for the regional consolidation or fire service within and between theCity, WFR and other neighboring entities, Such eonselidation options include, withoutlimitation, City annexation to WFR; one agencyserving the other-through an lnterlocalagreement; and formation ofa regional fire authoritypursuant to CIl. 52.26 RCW.

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PART 6

APPROVAL BY THE PARTIES

IN WITNESS WHeREOF, the Parties have signed this Agreement.

CITY OF BOTHELL KINGCo.UNTY

By: ..-,- ~~Robert S, StoweCity Manager

By: ~-------Dow ConstantineCounty Executive

ATTEST: ATTEST:

JoAl11leTrudelCity Clerk

APPROVED AS TO FORM: APPROVED AS TO FORM:

Joseph N. BeckCity Attorney

Jennifer StacyDeputy Prosecuting Attorney

NORTiiSlIORE FIRE HE}>ARTM:ENT WOOD.INVILLE FIRE & RESCUEKING COUNTY }?IRED.ISTRICT 16

By: --~--=-~----------James TerpinChief

By: --==:--::-_--:-.Tim OsgoodChair offhe Board of'Ccmmissioners

ATTEST: ATTEST:

Andrea McDaniclBoard Secretary

Margene MichaelBoard Secretary

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APP.ROVED AS TO FORM:

Kinnon W, WHliamsKillg County Fire District 16 Attorney

APPROVED AS TO FORM:

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Jeffrey GansonWoodinville Fire &, Rescue Attorney

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Kenmore, Kirkland, or Woodinville

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Annexation for North Bloomberg HillTHAT PORTION OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 4, TOWNSHIP 26 NOltTH,RANGE 5 EAST, W.M.• , IN KING CO'\mTY, WA$H'INGTOl'j', DESCRl:BED AS FOLLOWS:

BElGINNING AT THE Il'j'TERS!il)CTION OF THE WEST;ERtiY MARGIN OF 1.30'l'll AVENUE NEWITH THE NOR~HERLY LINE OF BAlD SECTION 4; THENCE SOUTHERLY .ALONG SAIDWESTERLY. MARGIN AND ALONG THE EXIS'l'mG qOlU'OR:ATELIMI',!;'S OF THE CITY .OFWOODINVILLE, TO THE NORTHEAST CO~1\1R.· OF.. THE ./fL.l\.T OJ:' PARKK'ORSTGARl'!.?ENS

, NG). 2/ REleORDED •. ~ER RECORDINd' Ni!),. 7'G093Q0763, ~CORREC~JiJDayRECORDIN(,'I No. 77032~04651 'l'HlllNCEW!liSTERLY . .i:t.~NGiJ:oU:Jil'NOR+HERLY LINE .OFSAID PARKHURST GARDENS NO. 2' AND ALoNG WHE")llXISTING CORPORATELIMl:TS'OF THE CITY OF B0WHELL TO THE wlllSTERLY LINE OF THE EAST HALF' 6F'l'HENORTHEAST QUARTEt{ OF SAID SECTION 4il,i'l'HENCE NORTHERLY ALONcJSAID'WESTERLY LINE;. '.AMP..ALONG SAID CITYOF.B~!vHE'tt. CORPO~TE LIMITS TO THl\11'lOR'l'l{ERLt LiNE OFSA]:l':) .. SECTION 4;THENClll EAB~ERLY ALONG SAID NORTHERDY'LINE" TO THE POIN'l" ~FaE~INNJ:NG;

SIT?,AT:!il IN THE COUNTY OF KIN.G., STATE OF WASHINGTON.

NOTE: IT IS TIlE INTENT OJ:'THIB LEGAL DESCRIPTION TO FOLLOW THEEXISTIWG COR:eQ~TE C~)TY LI~I'l'S OF WOO~:tNVILLE AND BOTHELL wHERE NOTED.REFERENCES 'I'D' '.l'HEl1NIJORl!:~>R,A!l':tON .OF ..:WOODINVILLE AND EXISTING C!TY

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LIMITS OF BO'l'HE.LL A~,MEAlfl' TO CONVE~ THAT AL'.l'HOUGH PRESEN:,t' RIGH'l' OFWAY BOUNDARIES MA-Y I3E. DJ:FFERI!;NT, THE R.J:GHT OF WAY BOUNDARIES AT' THETIMJilOF .TH~ .ORIGINAL') '::tNCE)ti'~O.tiATION .O~ ANN,EXATIONS ARE INTENnEIl '1'.0 BEFOLLOWED, SO THAT NO GAP OR OVERLAP EXJ:I3'l'S BETWEEN 'l'HISANNEXATION ANDTHE EXISTING CITY LIMITS OFTHOSJil Cl:'l':nES.

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Julnexation for Hillside EstatesTHAT PORTION of SECTION 9, TOWNSlII!' 26 NORTH, RANGE 5 EAST W.M. INKING COUNTY, WASHINGTON, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:

BEGINNING AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE EASTERLY MARGIN' OF 124!1'1I AVENU.E NEWITH THE S01JTHERLY L;J:NE OF SAID SECTI.ON 91'l'HENC!E WESTll!RLY J\.LONG THE80UTH~RLY LINE 0' ••SAI~ SECTioN. 9 TQ .'~HE '~ESt~Rtt ~RGIN' OF' SAtD 124THAV:lllllUE NlilJ ''l'HEllCE "COm'XNOUJG'WESTER.LY . Aio'NG tHE' souorifER~Y LINE OF S~ID

::>" -, ',: .-'" ,- -,,: "Y"" .""~' "_ <;_. ,. ;>'.'_ "".~' '. "" ~'.' ,.-" 'J >,,', ..".. ,'~.' .,' ,;,

SECTION. 9 ~ALOllG~Hll: EXISTING, CO~PO~TE ..LlldI'J1S0FT~.~ •CI~ .OFB9TlfELL ''1'O'1'~E ~hOTHWEST CO~ER OF •.·~HE'''i.~LAT·~.~trLL'smE .lil~T1{TES,

uNDER. RECORDING NO. 95QG2.0M'47; ~HENCENORTHERr:YAL,~N?"THE;.LIN~ OF SAiD 'PLAT OFHILL'S'ibEI/STATJ1lS .:' ALONG' SAID' 'CI(['YOF

.J .. -_!--'.,L <_L" '-,.' . :._-;:" _j;}. '~, i,3\~,*~i,,>i .r, r~p;R.r0R.A'l'EL~~I~£1Tq, ,.T~~ NORrHWEST,};!O OF 'SMD PLAT' OF,. E~TAT ; THBNC1!l ~'sTERLY ALONG. 'rHE 'ERLY ~J:NE OFSArn

PLAT ¢~ Rlt."i ..>~.~S'l'h'rES ~AtONG SA'fDbI'1'Yi .,BOf,HELL CO~~OR,1tTELrMI~s.TO 'T~E': WESTE~'Y .. MARGIN OF aim' 'lZ4THAVENt1E~E; " THENCECONTI~~il>1G E1\'s'ri~YAtbNGSArD. CORPORi'l'~LIMt~s TOTHEE~~1.E~L't(~RGINOF SAn:) 12'4Tlf'AV'-siSid~N~; i~ENCE "'SOUTitEkth~' :.AtollG';"'sA±n EAiiTERLY~'RGIN

AND .\tONG Tft'E~kIST:rN~~oil?ORATE LIMITS OF THE C~TY OF WOODINVILLE' TOi T: .'-. !,/ j~ _ ~-- :.~ - - .,- ;

'l'JiE POINT OF )3EGINNING;

Ill~CEPT,T~T PORTION' QF BUP 124~ AVEltUE JiE AS.PE~;Sp..'TOKnfGCoOl\tyWI'RH Tali: RECOlUilIll(i; OF KING COlJNTY.J'IHORT 1?IrAT.NO. ·4a'~O!}1,;;. RECORDEDONJ:)E:Q!,R,ECORDING,NO •.' 8210010605, RECORDE? .OF, KING COUNTY,WASHING'l'ON.

SITUA'l'E IN THE COUNTY OF KING, STATE OF WASH:tNG'r€lN.

NOTE: IT IS THE INTENT OF 'rRIS LEGAL DESCRIPTION TO FOLLOW Ta.mEXISTING CORPORATE CITY LIMITS OF WOODINVILLE AND BOTHELL WHFJRENOTED.REFERENCES TO THE INCORPORATION OF WOODINVILLE AND· EXISTING CITYLlMIT,S OFaOTH~LLARE MEANT TO CONVEy THAT A:mTHOOGH PRESENT RIGHT OFWAY Bou.N'J)ARIES z,[Ay. BE D.IFFERENT, !l'HE RIGHT OF WAY BOUNDARIES AT THETIME OF THE ORIGINAL INCORPORATION OR ANNEXATIONS ARE IN'liENDED TO BEPOLLOWEPSO TUAT NO GAP OR OVERLAP EXISTS BETWEEN THIS ANNEXATION ANDTHE EXISl'INQ CITY LIMITS OF THOSE 'CITIES.

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Annexation South Norway aill / NE looth St.

THAT PORTION OF SECTIONS 8,16, 17 I TOWNSHIP 26 NORTH, RANGE 5 EAST,W.M.. I IN lUNG COUNTY, W~SHINGTON, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:

BEGINl:lING AT',t'lJE .1N'l'ER~ECT+PN OF WRE ~S'f'E~YMJ\.P.GINOF' 1.24'f1l AV:gNUE NEWITH THE NORT~ERt.tY i?}JAT BOUNDARY 'OF ~OT~ESTATES, RECOlIDED~ERRECOlIDI~~ NO. 7.6.120.i053'~;TlJ~NCE SOU'I'lJE~Y ALONG ,SAID WESTERLYNAltGINA,WJ ALONG THE E~ISTING'p(,)l~'fQ~TE LIMITSOF'.rIitlll eXT¥' Oll' WOODlNi;:£uLE TOTHE SO'9'l'Jh.l~Y J,ttGHT-OF-WAYl-fARG;IN OF THE. TOLT.RIYER PIPELINE/THENCENC)RTUWESTERLY ALO~G SAID SOO'llHERLY Rl~HT OF' WA-t MARGIN OF 'rHl3 'I'OLTRIVeR. PXPEr.lNE, .'TO.' THE~AI3W~~yt'~GrNor:~~;~y ·ST~TEkIGHW~Y~O·. 1(SR-40.5l~s. IT NOW l!l~rs'T$; ',t'liElfc;!ESO-qWHlll~LY lwQ,NG T¥E. JilA~TEJR.1,JY'·.~GINOF S~:Q SWATE HIGHWAY TO THE SPU?;i{ L;t;NE OF 13AID s1llCTl; ON , '1.'7 ; THENCEWESTERLY ,~LONGSl\ID S<?UTH ,~:i:NE TO'TJi'E~p-qTHERL¥lll~T'EN;SION Of'TH,E' EMTLINE OF.T1'!Ji) ..../?LA'l'.,OJl' W:J;l\TD,SORl{I$'l'l\.. NO.1;,; lUilcpiWED VW'ER, RECpRD.fNGNO.57.03086147300.; TiiENc;!E NORTit~Y AIIONG SAID SOpTHE1l.IN EX.T~NSl:ON TO TJiENO~THE~y,~RGIN QFNE ),.~TH S~RE!\J."~m~.NCE ': ~~S y AI!,ONq 3iJ~IDNORTHERLY MARGIN TO THE EASTERLY MARGIN OF 10,O~~' ~YE~E Nlil, Ti{ENCEALONG THE EXISTING CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY" dF BO~HELL THEFOLLOWING COURSES TO THE POINT OF BEGINNIN<h TH.ENCE NORTHERLY ALONGSAID. EASTERLY ~RG:tN 01" 1.00'fIlAVENUE ..NE TO. THE ..NORTRWEST. COlUlER.O~. LOTA, OF KING CO'ON'l'Y :LOT LINE·AD;lrOBTM.EWr NO.L96LQ1791' RECORDED ONnERRECORDING: N'lJMBER970:h:40189{ THENCE EAST'.illRL'l A.LONCl THE 'NORTH LINE OFSAID" LOT A, TO A POINT LYING 49 .45 FEET WESTERLY OF THE NOR(l'HEASTCORNER OF SAID LOT Al THENCE NORTHERLY TO THE SOPTHWEST CORNER OF LOT11 OF'l'HE PLAT OF BRIDLEWOOD SOUTH RECORDED TJNIJER RECORI)tNG NO.950508.0602; TijENCE ·lQASTERl,.Y' ALONG ,'l'HJ;!l SOt,J'l'H PLAT BOUNPA:RY O~ SAIDBRI[)LEWOOD SOUTH TO THE WESTERLY BOtINDUY OF THE PLAT OF NORWAY VIEWRECORDED UNDER RECORDING NO. 8312200395; THENCE NORTHERLY ANDNORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE 'WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF SAID PLAT OF NORWAY VIEW,TO THE NORTHWESTillRLY CORNER OF LOT 32 OF SAID PLAT 01' NORWAy VIFlW;THENCE NORTHEASTillRLY ALONG THE NORTHERLY LINES OF LOTS 3:2 AND 31 OFSAID PLAT OF NORWAY VIEW TO THE WESTERLY MARGIN OF 10ST.IIAVENtJE NE;THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG SAID WESTERLYM.AR.GINTO THE NORTH LINE OF THESOUTHWEST QUARTER OF 'SAID SECTION 17; THENCE EASTERLY ALONG SAID NORTHLINE '1'Q THE NORTHEAST CORNER. OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OFSA!D SECTION17; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE EAST LX.NE OF 'I'HENORTRWES'I' QUARTER OFSAID SECTION 17 TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTH HALF OF THENORTHWEST QUARTER. Oll' SAID SillCT:WN 17; THENCE WESTERLY ALONG THE NORTHLlNEOF SAID SOUTH HALF TO THE WESTERLY LINE OF THE EAST 264 FEET OFTHE NORTRWEST QUARTER OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION., 17 I

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THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG sxrn WESTERLY LINE TO THE NORTH LINE OF THESOUTH HALF 'OF THE SOUTH HALF OF THE NO-RTHWEST QUARTEROJi' THE NORTHWEST.'QUARTER SAID SECTION 17; THENCE EASTERLY ALONG; SAJ:DNORTH I.iINm TO THEWlllSTEJ.U,Y MARGIN OF 104~H AVENUE NE;' THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG SAIDWESTERLYMARQJ:N TO THE WESTERLY EXTENSION OF 'tHE CENTERLINEINTERSECTION OF' TIlE VACATED ~IGHT~OF~wi,Y AS SHOWN ON TUEfDNRECORDED

'PIlAT .'OF MOTOR OREST ViLLA,' slCuf 'cENTEiRLIN~ ·J:,yING20 FEkT SOtriHEIu)Y 'oFTUE SOUTHLD4'E OF' BJ:,OCK 2' OF S,AIP' oNRECOlIDED l>LAT, TH'l1lNCE EAS'l?ERLY'ALONG"SAXDCEijTERls:tN'E TO THEbENTE:iWIN$' IN'.)iERSEGT!C>N: c))1i VAGA.,rEb' JtIGH'l?-OF":WAYF~$,' ~HOWN ON 'SAIl) UNRECOMEP ~LAT'OF MO'l?oli J'~CRl!l~dt'VJ!j,;LA~" SA1:DCSNT!l,lR:tiiNEI~ER'sECTION L'lING2'O FEET WESTkru:iYOiwHE:SoufiJiiwESTClO'RNl!lR,OF/LOT"i3, BLOCK .• 1, .OF .. SAJ19"'WItECONDEtl' ..P'UA'lll' THENC!lNORTHEi$X ...AL~lllGSAID .VACATEDR:i:GHT~OF';WAY€ENTER(t,INE' LYIN,G'\13ETWEEN "B~(j;gKB'l.'1\Nrl •.~ 'OFS.,A:tD·.~R~COiU;JtilD 'PLAT, TO THEr<SOUTH r.INE OF LOT 1 OF"KING' comtTY' SHORT'PLAT' NO. KCSP '7'S'602S'.,dElcORDEii \nIDER RECORDING' 'N~1l11~/e90'2'230:3S7''llHENC,JillilAS'l'l!J~Y '.AI.ONGTUJil SOUTHERJ:.y"LIN·EOFSAID L0T~" 1; T@' "THE$OUTHWEST CORNER OF' ~OT" 20F SAID SHORT 'PLAT/THENCE, ..NORTHERLY: Ai.ciNGTHE WEfSTERLY' LIN.EOF' SAID LOT 2'!(''.j:OTHE N<?R;,cHLtNEoFi SA:tOSEC'.lttONi '17;TH~NC1i W~.STER.~Y' ALONG .THE'N6krH" IiINE''oF S'1Ii:tD .SECT:c6l'1~:~7 Tb:'~Hl!!i;E~i3'1.'

"/:tIilE OF;Ti4~ WEST 250iFEETOF TliE SOUT~EAST QUAAT'ERC)Jr:Ta11J;"~'ObTl:lWE$TQUARTERO:ri'SAIP SECTrb~17~"THEN~E NORTHER$YAIlQNG'SUntEl~STA;L:tNE TOTH'l'll"NORfn" LJ;*E!OF' TH,fll .SOUTH 1.65 FEEl':!:' OF' SAID' ,SOlJ'l1H:E.,A'ST''OUART!lR'"!OF" THEadU'.l?mSTQUAR'l'ERI' "TRENeS EASTERLi'i ALON<i Y'Sb.:m' NO.R.ll'H.j LIl-1E~O"!J.HE.SO~T]f~8TGORNlSR ..OF.. !loT lOF\K';tNG' (COuN#'SUORTl'L~q.·tNO::~'lifCS~1>"'177.Q'f)6 I

RE~oRb:iiiP" MER R'Ec'OItD'INGNUMSER '7'7'0'5:t3'b.~\r5l TH:lENd~fN()~lrjjE~ll.IY~CiN'Q' T~Eli:.M31.';1!ii-NE'g 'OF:!l.OTS 'i AND '2 OF "SAID 'SHORT 'I?~T '1'.6 '1'HE '.so'OTu' 'LI~Nl!; OF ]jOT:3 OF' 'l?HE',$'LA.'l' OFFE~ AlJn'XTION"REGORDED ti.Np;m;RREC0RX:)'PN'GNot <51l2!8~8,TRElitCS'WESTERLY Pit;ONG THE SOUTH LINES' OF ~OTS .•...'3, 4 ) .5 AhW'6'$P' SA'!DJ?~AlJ:I OF'FE~' ADPIT~ON 'TO 'l'HE ·$OUTHWElSTCORNER OF SA:L~Ld\t' D;,.THEN'CE~0~THERLf ~AtONG THEWFlST r,;'l£l'lE'l()F·SAIDLOT 'I.'Ii" TOITHES·OU'l'HE~ST CQiU'WR·OFLOT .7 "'OF 'SAlb PLAT OF FE~" .ADDI'l'I6N;'l'aE~CEWl!iSlffiiJRLY.;!ALONdTHESQJ:iWH ii:lfNEO'»' aii.l:D LOT 7 AND THE" WES·'l'.ERIl¥ .EXTENS1EONWJUi:REOF TO Tli:rilW't~T.liIRl,.Y{MARGllN' OF l.O'4!l'H AVENt11f NE;TH:ENCE' ':NORTnERr.Y' A;t,oN'ij 'SAIDWESTBMY M;ARG1N'TO ··A1iJ:i:NTERSEC'l'ION"WITH"THE NORTH.1\JR,t,yMARGIN OFNE1'6(3'I'11 STREET ; THENCE. EABT.ERLY.i\L0NG SAIb 'NORTHERr.Y MAM:tl't49~ 73 FEET;TijERCE NQR',VIlWESTER,LY AJ;.ONG A CURvE TO 'l'REIl'{I'GH'l'HAVING;A ~IUSOF2'0')i'ElET 'oA D:nEl1.l',ANC'E.OF 3:1,.15 FEET' '1'0 A POINT mtIClI IS 30'FEETEAS["QF WHENMEASURED: AT RIGHT AN"GIiES TO'l'Hl!r WESTLJ;NE OF' THE EAST' Hi/l.LF OF THEsoti'l'awESTQ.OA:RTER OF SMD SECTION 6 j THENCE NORTHERti¥ P~LEL WITHSAID WEST IJI.NE 80.28 FEET; TUENCEEASTE;RL¥ TO THE :rqQRTHWEST CORNER OFLOT 4 OF THl!! PLAT OJ? NORWAY HLLL RECORDED OlIDERRECORl:l:tNG NO. G0502:99;THENCE SOUTHERLY ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID LOT 4 TO THlilN.ORTHERLYMARGIN OF NE lQe'!"1 STREET; THENCE EASTERLY ALONG SAID NORTHSRLY MARGINTO THE NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTH HALF OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF ';J)HESOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 8; THENCE EASTERLY ALONG SAID NORTH

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LINE 'PO TRE NORTHEAST CORNll:R OF THll: SOUTH HALF OF THE SOUTHEASTQUARTER OF TaE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTJ:eN a; THENC:j:l NOR'1'HERI!YA1!ONG THE WESTI!INE eli' THE SOUTH HALF OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTE:ROF SAIDSECTION 8, TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID SOU'l'H HAI!F; THlllNCE EASTERLYALONG SAID SOUTH HALIi' TO THE WESTERLY MARG:tN OF PRIMA~Y STATE HIGHWAYNO;.:!. (SR~'4P5), THENCE SOUTHERLY ALONG SAID. WESTERLY MARGIN TO ,THENORtt'HI!INE OF . SAID SECTION 1'71 THENCE WESTERLY ALONG THE N;OR~HERLYLINE OF SAXO SEC'1'.IeN 17'1'0 tt'HE NORTHWEST. CORNER OF L0T 9 OF THE . PLAT

_.' " ' ,- _. "'~ -- -; •.. ", - .OFS.AND~~DGE RECOMEDtiNDE~ RECOIUlING l'{O. 870j11:t1361THENql1:S0trl'~,LYAl;.ONG,.THl!r WESTLINE OF sAID LO,T 9 MJDTHE S09THE~Y lllXT;!ilNSl:ON'.!iflEMorTQ,THE SogTHERLYMARGINOF NE ~~4'l'J{ PLACE; THENCl!!~Sjt';~Y4i~ONGSAI:O

.SOtitt'HER~Y ~G;rN; TO THE,NORTHWlllStt'COR.NEROFJ:.OT noli' SAID .llLAT0F«, S'AND~~~G~J T;HE.liqE$OOT~~R~Y .' ALONG" THE WESTE~Y' L1WE~OF.LCl'1'S '11, 12ANI> 13 :O'Tf SA~D PLAT OF., SANPRlPG~ TO, THE, S()UTHWE~'J:! C.O~~R q~ SAIl' ,LOT13, '1'HENCEll:.!\S~ERLY, AL,QNG THE., i:tbUTIt LIN~ Oli'~,A'!D LOT, 1,'3, TO TEEWESTE':iU">r MUGIN Oli'4:L2?'H A'VmroE N~; '.lfHENCE SOUTHE~Y '"',ALONG"I:lAIDWE~TERLY}MU~IN TO AN IN!.l'ERSEC'1':tON~XTH THE NORTHERL¥ ,:LX~E OF·J;.,o'1'(1 OFX<IN~ CbtTNT¥ BO'QNDAa¥ LINE, ADi1.pS'1'MENT NS' .L.94LO'11l, R.EG10~D,El? UNDlllRRECOlUlING .Nt7.MBER 9505229002., EXTENDED WESTl!lR$Y; THENCE EAStt'ERLYALbNG

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SAID, ,wESTERLY~XTmNS':J:ON AND ~O~q THE NOR'l'HlllRLY. LINE .OF ~Pws·qt ., A.NDP O:FSA,Ll.l KING COUNTY BOPND~l L~~E ADJUSTMli)N,T NO. ,M<4LO:l,11. '1'9 THEWmSTElRtY¥Ji.RG;tNOF~R1!.~Y.STA,'1.rE HIGHWAY, NO",l. (I[JJt"40~f; 'T.CENORTHERlj¥tALO.N~;S:AIDWESTER[iY. MARGIN. TO'1'H~ ..INORTH LJ;NEOF. ,LOT 'ta' OFSAmD BO.~ARYL+~EAP~a"~TLfJ4r.o 111. TH.ENClll EAS~E1UiYA;'~¥~'1'HEE1'STER:(,I¥ 'E?t;~lWP9=,qM ·q~',S:AID'NORTH [,INETJil T,HEEAS:'l' ·~mc .PF;TH,AT~'OR,T;IONOFS,TA'l'-ERJ;GHT-:'O:l{'~WAJ CONVEY~DTO STltoTE IN VOLUME 4827 OF, DEEP,l!{,ONl?~qE· 50 81 THENCESOUT~ElttY kLONG B,AJ;P 'EAST' LDNE I .AND'l'HEWEST LI:II!E OFTH"T PORTIOzq DEED,ED TO 'THESTAT~ UNDER; R,.ECORDING J,ruMBER 20tHl03280()2.358TO iTHE IN'l'ERSl!;CTIONWITH THE EASTERLY EXTENSION or'1'HE SOU'l'H LINE OFT~CT B OJ? $AIDBOtmDAR¥LINE ADJUSTMENT :t.94LO:t11t 'l'HENClil E1,.S1!1.ll!.tLY

..ALONG THE EASTERL¥ ,Ex'.IJENStPN OF THE SO.UTH L.INE OF SAID LOT B, 'J1() 'l'HEWES'l'EltLY LINE OF SO~O~ VILLERO, A CONDOMINIUM RJ!lCQRPl!;D UNDERR!COlUlXzqG NUMB,Elt200(}07:l.7·0015 4 5;'l'HElNCE NORTHERLY AliON~ THE, .Wl!lS'.fEl?LYLINE 0,11' SAIDSONOMAVJ:LLERO A CONDPMIN:t.UM T-OTHE NORTHWESTCORNljlROFSAID SECTION 16.1 TR~.Clll EASTERLY ALONG THlil NORTHERLY LINE" .OF 'SAI:OSECTIO~ 16,'1'0 THE' N@R'l'.liEAST CORNER· OF THE· NORTHWES'l' O'li1AR'J:!EROF, THE,NORTHWElST,'QU'ARTER OF S,AIDSEC'l'IQN 16; THl!Ji.TCESOO'l'HER~Y ALONG TItE EAST.LINE OF SAID SUBDIVISION TOTHJ!l NORTHWES'l' CORNER OF THE PLAT. OF TOTJi)MESTATES RECORDED tiNDER RECORDING NO. 7612070638; THlllNCE EASTJ!lRLY.SOUTHERLY AND !ASTERLY FOLLOWING THE NORTHERLY PLAT BOUNDARY OF SA!DPLAT OF TOTIllM ES'l'ATElS ',1.'0 THEl?OJ:NT OF BEGINNING; ,

SITUATE IN THE COUNTY OF KING:, STATE OF WASHINGTON.•

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NOTE I IT IS THE INTJ!lNT OF TUle LEG.l\.L l)ESC~IPTION TO FOLLOW THE

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Annexation Magnolia Dairy/ South WesthillTHAT PORTION OF SECTIO:t-TS 6 AND 7, TOWNSHIP 26 :t-TORTH, RANGE 5 EAST I

W.M., AND THAT PORTION OF SECTION 1,' TOWNSHIP 26 NORTH,. R.AlqGE 4 EA9T~W.M., IN KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON, DESpRIIIED AS FOLLOWS:

I1SGINMINGAT THE INTERSEC'l'IO~ OF THE WEST LINE OF SAIDSEC'l'ION 7 WITHrJ.oHli1~dUT~~ltLY' LINE OF 'BOTHELL WAY NE' CSR 522) I 'l'HEIllOE' NQRTHERLY ALONGTHE wEST" LIN~ .oj' SAID SECTION 7 Al'W. . ALONG ,THE lllX::t~'ilN~·. C01'tPORATELXMI'l.'S OF 'l'aE aITY OF' KENMORE TO THE NORTllWEBT CORNER OF SAID SECTION7 J'l'll:e;NCEGO:NTlNUiNG NOR..rH~·~LY ALbNGT}i~ EA:BTL1NE 'OF' SAI1JSEC'l'IO:N J.'l:'OTHll: SO't1'.i'il LIlql!l OF THE NOR.THHALF'OF'l'HE· NOa'rl.l HALF OF 'l'HE ;NORTHEAS'l.'QUARTER QF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER 'OF THE SQu\.raEAs!;rQU.M'l'ER· OFBAIDSECTIO:N 1; THENCE WESTJ!:RLY ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE TO TI:JE WEST LINE OFTHE EAST 200 FEET OF THE SOOTHEASTQUARTJ!:R OF SAID SECTION 1; THE:NCENORTHERLY ALONG SAID WEB.T LINE '1'0 'fHESOOTH LINE OF THE NORTHEMTQUARTER OF THeEl SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF SAID SECTl:ON 1; THENCE WESTERLYALONG SAID BOUTH LINE TO THE WEST LINE OJ!' THE EAST 250 FEET OF THENORTHEAST QUARTER OJ!' THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF BAlD SECTION 11 THENCEIN'ORTHERL'YALONG SAID WEST LINE TO THE. NORTH LINE O.F'l'HE SOUTH24? .83FEET OF THE;NORTHEAST QUARTER OF THE SOUTHEAS'l' QUARTER OF SAID S.ECTION11 THENCE EASTERLY ALONG BAlD NORTH Llli/EI TO THE EAS'l.' LINE OF SAIDSECTION 1; THENCEI J;oJORTHERLYALONG THIil EAST LINE OF SAIPS1!:CT!ON 1 TO 'APOINT OF INTERSEICTION WITH NORTHERLy PLAT BOUNDARY OF SUNLAKlil ADDITIONDIVISXON 2 RECORDED tJmJER RECORDING l'mMBER6371232,l!lX'l!1ll:ND;ED WESTERI.YITHENCE lllASTERLY ALONG SAID WESTERLY EXTENSION AND ALONG THE EXISTINGaORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF BOTHELL TO THE NOR'l'HEAST CORNER OFSAID PLAT OF SUNLAKE ADDITION DIVISION 2; THENCE CONTINUING

EASTERLY ALONG THE EASTERLY EXTENSION OF THE NORTHERLY PLAT BOUNDARYOF SAID PLAT OF SUNLAKE ADDITION DIVISION 2 TO THE WESTERLY MARGIN OF88!1'II AVEINUE NE; THENCE SOUTHEIRLY Ar.ONG SAID WESTERLY MARGIN TO THENORTH LINE OF THE SOUTH HALF OF 'l'HE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SAliX) SECTIOli/7; THENCE ElAS'l'ElRLY ALONG SAID :NORTH LI:NE TO, THEI WEST LINE OF THE EASTHALF OF TaE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE SAID SECTION 7; THENCE SOUTHERLYALONG SAXD WEST LINE TO TaE NORTH LINE OF TH)!] sOUTH HALF OF THE: NORTHHALF OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTEIR OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF THENORTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 7, THENCE: EASURLy ALONG SAID NORTHLINE TO THE: lllASTERLY MARGIN OF THE TO!.T RIVER PIPE LINE RIGHT-OF-WAY;THBNCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALO:NG SAlD EASTERLY MARGIN TO THE WEST MARGIN OF90TI! pLACE NE; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG SAID WEST MARGIN TO THE SOl1THWESTCORNEIR OF THE PLAT OF HADDEIN PARK RECORDED UNDER RECORDING NUMBER5388320; THENCE EASTEltLY ALONG THE SOOTH LINE OF SAID PLAT OF HADDEINPARK TO THE WESTERLY MARGIN OF nND AVENUE ME) THENCE CONTINUINGEASTEIRLY ALONG THE EASTERLY EXTENSION OF SAID SOUTH LINE TO THE

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EASTERLY MARGIN OF SAID 92l1D AVENUE NE ATA POINT OF IN'l'ERSEC'l'ION WITHTHE SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY OF THE PLAT OF BERG'S WEST VIEW APDrTION TOBOTHELL RECORDED UNDER RECORDING NUMBER SOS0823, EXTENDED WESTERlIY/THENCE EASTERLY ALONG SAID WESTERLY El{TENSIONTO THE SOUTHEAST CORNEROF SAID PLAT OF BERG'S WEST VIEW ADDITIOlil TO BOTHELL; THENCECONTINUING EASTERLY ALONG THE EASTERLY EXTmJSION OF THE SOUTH LINE OFSAID PLAT TO THE NORTHERLY' EXTENSION, OFTH-E EAST LINliJ OF TRACT C,BOTHELL ORDINANCE 364,I?ASSED1/7/1963; THENCE SOUTHElu.Y ALONG SAIPNORTHERLY EXT.ENSlON, AND ALONG THE EXISTING CORPORATE LlMITS OF THECITY OF BOTH:I!lLL TO INT:I!lRBECT ALINE .LYING 179.82 FEET NORTHERLY OF ANDPARALLEL WITH THE NORTHERLY MA1\GINOF NE 17g'rll STREET; THENCE. WESTERLYPARALLEL WITH BAlD NORTHERLY MARGIN TO THE EAST BOUNDARY OF THE PLATOF WOODLAND MANOR RECORDED UNDER RECORDllilG NtlMBERS7136aS; THEN(,lENORTHERLY ALONG SAID" EAST PLAT BO~ARY TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF~AID.PLAT .OF ;;~O,q&L~; .MANO~I .. TH~NCE WEST:!l1~Y .ALON~ TH,E ,NORTH, ;~r..A'l'Bq~A;jiY'>,?F S~~p·.WOO~~ ~~~ '1'0. T~E -:~ORTi!W}il~T Cc5R:N~R"Of 'SA':J:D~'f~!l';TYENCESOU'l'HERliY 1U.>0NG THJiI ..~~T B0tJNDARY ..' O~SAID . }.)L.lI.'l' O.F.>W90D~~9R TO"A L:r:~" 10,;~E~TSO~T'~iiLYOl ~ ..•~AAALLEL.\'ll,~H 'l'H~*.t>~;ijl!1RI,y~Rq~l'l O~ NE17!?~ STR#ST.;THEi{CE E.M~~~1it~ .1~~LELWl!TH.~.A~D NO~T~ERLYMARGIN TO APO'l!NT OF MERSECTIONWITH iHE wEST BOUNDAR.YOF CITY-OF

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BOTHELL SHORT PLAT NO. 0002~93. RECORDED UNDER RECORDING NUMBER9510309012, EXTEN.OED NORTHERLY; THlllNCESQUTHERLY ALONG SAJtP NORTHERLYEXTENSION AND ALONG SAlPWES'P aOUNDARY ':rOTHE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAIDsnORT PLAT NO. 0002-9~; 'PHENCEEASTERLY .ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OFLO'!' 1OF SAID SHOR'l' PLAT , AND ITS EASiI'JilR.LY EXTENS.ION THEREOF TO THENORTHEA:ST CO'RNEROF :TRAC:r AOpi'KINGCOlJNTY SHORT PLM'NO; L04S0'018.,RECORDED mmER RECOtU.)tNG _EN. 20l0'{)5i"29'00002, ALSO 'BEING'THEWESTERLY MARGrN OF 95TH AVENUE NE; THEINCE EASTERLY ALONG THE EASTERLYEXTENSlON OF THE NORTH LINE OF BAlD TRACT A TO THE CENTERLINE OF 9STlI

AVENUE NE; THENCE S.hUTHERLY ALONG SAJ:D CENTERLINE AND ALONG THEEXI.STING CORJ?ORATE LIM:t~S OF THE CI'l'Y OF BOTHELl:.. TO THE NORTHERLYMARGIN OF NE 1731W STREETJ THENCE WESTERLY ALONG BAlD NORTHERL¥MARGINTO THE WESTSRLY MARGINOF92ND AVENUE NE; THENCE SOUTHERLY ALONG SAIDWESTERLY MARGIN, SAID WESTERLY MARGIN ALSO BEING THE EAST LINE OF ."'rRESOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 7 t TO THE NORTHERLY MARGIN OFBOTHELL WAY NE (SR 522); THmJCE WESTERLY ALONG BAlD NORTH MARGIN TO THENORTHERL¥EXTENSION OF THE EAST LINE OF TRACT A OF BOTHELL SHORT PLATNO. D-83-112. THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG SAID EAST LINE TO THE SOOTHMARGIN OF BOTHELL WAY NE (SR 522) AND THE EXISTING CORPORATE LIMITS OFTHE CITY OF I<ENMOREJ THENCE WESTERLY ALONG SAID SOUTH MARGIN AND ALONGSAID CITY OF KENMORE CORPORATE LIMITS TO THE POlNT OF BEGINNING;

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TOGE'l'HER WITH THAT PORTION 91" THE BURKE GILMAN TRAIL, (FORMERLYNORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD) IN SAID SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SEC'l'ION ?, ANDLYING EASTERLY OF THE EAST LI~E OF TRACT A Oll' BOTHELL SHORT PLAT NO.0-83-112 .

.SITUATE IN THE COONTY OF KING, STATE OF WASHINGTON.

NqTE: :IT IS THE IN!!.'E;NTQF THIS LEGAL PESQRlpTlf,lN TO 'FOLLOW THEEXIS'l'ING CORP9RATE CITY LIl~J:'l'~ OF ~~NMORE AND BO'l'HELLW1I,ERE NO~ED.REFERENCES '1'.0 THE INCOR?ORATf,9NOF ~:EN¥~RE ANR EXISTING eX!!.'Y LIMITS OFaOTijELL MEME~'l' ~O,9o~t TH1\'l' Ju,:rHOT;1~H ?RESEN'l' RIGHT OF ?lAYBOJ]NDARIES lqI,Y Bll} DIF~E~T t '1'a,fij RIQH~' O;FWAY BOJ]NDARIES AT THJ!: TlMEOF THE ORlG:t,N1\Ii INCORPORA!!.'l:ON OR

ANNnlXATlONB ARE rNT~EDTg, ,BE' FOLLOWED ,SO THAT NO GAP OR OVE~LAPEXIS.'l'S ;BETWEEN, THIS~E~TION AND THE EXISTINQCITYLIMITS OF THOSECI!!.'IES .•

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Annexation North WesthillTHAT PORT!ON Oll' THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SEC;TION 6,' TOWNSHIP 26 NORTH,RANGE' 5 EAST, W.M, IN lUNG COUNTYI WASHINGTON, DESCR!BED AS FOliLOWS!

BEGXNN:tNG AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER 9F SAID/ilECTION 6;' THENCEE1\.STER,LYALONG T,HENOR:rH:LINE"OF SAlt> SECTION 0 Am) ALONG THE Sl-IOHOl>lISH ~

. "",... ... "'~.. ._ '" '. •• ~ ,_. ~;f t:~\,' ',', \ '-;:.-. ,'': .,. . .' '<-;" _.' 'j L.~-,l<ING COONTY,BOVNP.r:-RY~ TO 'l1HEEAST'L!~E OF. THE WEST HALF,OF'GOViii~TliOT 3; THENC'E 'abtJTHERIiY ALONG SAID EAST LiNE TO THE NOR1iH LiNE OJtT~E}, . '~/' '"'" ",-·'~r, . _ .. ,,,,.,, " ... , >' .~- i __:~'t- .,'" . ;. j.,', .. '. "~'.jt _,. , ~,1SOUTH., QeAR~:ER 'OF S'AlD ,GO'VE!tNMENT ,LOT 3, THENCEWESTElRL"l, ALONG SAIDNORTH LINE TO THE '~AS~aLY~RG:tN oJ!.. SS'rHAVENIJE NE; THE~CEsoiiwHERLY

, " ' ," ". ','\ ", "'I •., \ ' ., "'" , . ,,' , ,", ,<"ALONGSiQ:DJilAST$;RLY MARGlN"TO' THE' liORTHBOUNDARYOF' 'KING, COuNTY ,SHq1~.Tl?LA;' Net '2'tfQ 071 'REcoM;)~D "l1Nrl~~\RE{ZORDiN(j'Ntr.Ma'ER .B2(040~o<4;09 ; WHENCEEAST,:ERIll 'iIibNG ';SAIDNO~TH' '~OuNDA~¥'TO~HE:.NbrtTIi~AST :CORNER OF SNIDElHORTl?LAT 'NO •. 2'80077 ';:Tini$C~:sbirnH1mLY' AI.ONG.THE" EAST BO$ARY'! 'OF

,.- ~.~-' .'''_,;' ,', "".;: ~~', - .,,:. ~:. ,~''''')k :i"'l'- .-~- ",""'/,",._,' '_,: :' ,-- ...-,.f ..• ':-.,.t

SAIO'BHO~T .RIiATNO.2 S0077' TO ,SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAIDSHOR'f ;IiA'l'iTHENCE, "WllfS[!~RLY 'ALONG 'l'HE' SOU'l'.HBO~:ARY ,OF' 'SAID SHOR'.I;'PLAT NO; '.'2'80077i~O SOUTHWES'f 'C!(h~NER'OF 'SA:tD iSllOR~'PL~T)SAIDBOUTHwtSTCOkNER"ltoIJSOBEING THE E~S'l'ERL¥ MARG:tN:bF '68'1'11 'Av1\:NUli: '~E;;roHENCEboNTINU:tNGW'IllSml!l~:tY. ,. " .._,. ,,' ,..- • ,,-}.- ,'_,.'," ... ~-" ",-').,;.' 'rs. -' .," ",N' _-_'t It ;.~,: <"', -"-. ,:n:, .•... , .•.. :_ .~?·(···.. :l,).~

ALONG' SA1I:D 690TB. BOUNIlARY Qll'SAID' SHOR'J.' PLAT .NO.2809771ll1C!P~EDwESTERLY "TOT.HE WESTERLY MARGIN' OF '.88'r~'AVENUE lITE {'THlllNd:e: SOUT!iER>LYALONG SIaD WaSTi:RLYMARdIN TO THESOU'fH l:IINE OF THE NORTH 400 FEE'l' OFGOVERNMENT LOT 5.; 'l'HENCi: WES'l'ERL¥ ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE TO THi: WESTl:IINE Oll' SAID S:ECTJ;ON 6; THENCE NORTH:ERLY ALONG' THE WEST LINE OF SA1I:DSEC'rION 6 AND ALONG'tIRE'J!lXJ!f;l'l'I1fG;,'CORP0l1ATEl LIMITS OF THE CITY ..Oll'KENMORE TO THE POINT OF 'BEGINNING;

srTUATE rN 'l'HE COt7NTY OF K:tNG, STATE OF WASH:tNGTON.

NOTE: IT IS THE INTi:N'.l'OF THIS LEGAL DESCRIPTION TO FOLLOW THEEXISTING CORPORATE CITY LIMITS OF KENMORE AND BOTHELL WHERE NOTED.REFERENCES TO THE INCORPORATION OF KENMORE AND EXISTING CITY liIMITS OFBOTHELL AltE MEAN'l' TO CONVEY THA'l' > At.THOUGH PRESENT RIGHT OF WAYBOUNDARIES MAY BE DIFFERENT I THll: RIGHT OF WAY BOUNDARIES A'f THE TIMEOF THE ORIGINAL INCORPORATION OR ANNEXATIONS ARE INTENDED TO BEFOLLOWED SO THAT NO GAP OR OVERLAP EXISTS BETWEEN THIS ANNEXATION ANDTHE EXISTING CITY LIMITS OF THOS}!l CITIES.

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Annexation Maywood Island'1'HA'l' PORTION OF THE NOR'1.'H~S'1'QUAR'l'ER OF THE NOR'I'HEAS,;{, QUARTER OF THESOUTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTI·QN 6,. ToWNSHIP 26 NORTH, RANGE 5 EAST, W.N,IN KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS,

BEGINNING AT THE NOR'1'HWlpST CORNER OF. SAID SUBDIVISION;TH.13NCE EAS:l'ERLYAJ:,ONG 'l'HENORTHERLYLINE OF SAID SUBOIV:tSION TO THlllWES'PLINEOFTHEEAS..TERLY; 330 FEET OF SAID SUBDIVISlON; THENCP1 SOU'1't"IERLYALONG SAIDWEST LINE '1'0 THE SOPTH LINE OF THJl: NORTHEJ,tl.Yt60 F,EET OFB,AIDS~I?J:YISION<I, THEN,'eEEAS'l')!lRLY, A~pNG~A;rp S.OUTH'PN1il '1'.0 Ta,liltm.S'+'~~LYlIfARG'IN OF l,OO~!i.•AVENtm.NEl THEN.CE SOUTHERLY ALONGBA:J;D WEa',l?~Y~RG:tN. TO .T}1ENoR'l'H~INE OFT¥E 130,U.THERLY.1~5FEE~()~T!iJi NOR';L'H.HA~FOF SAIDSUBDIVISJ:ON\I 'I'HENeE WES'TERLY ALONGSAIP NORTH LINE TO TliE:WES.'l'L:rNi!: . OFTHE EAST 205 FEET OF SAID SUBDJ:YISION;, THENCE 'SqUTH~LY, ALO~d . SAIDWES'l'LINE TO THE. SO.UTE ,LINE OF THE NORTH. H1\LF ,OF SAIDSq~pIW.S+ON;'J;'HENCE E.ASWE.RL¥A~ONG 'SAID SOUTH LINE ,TO 'TlfJi; WESl'ERLYl>!AMiINOF'l.()O'l'1lAVENUl!:'NE; TIlENClll SOUTHERLY ALONG SAID. W.ESTERLY MARGIN TOTHl!: SOUTHLj;~EqF\rHlll N6R.'l'-Jil<lRLY120, FliJE'!', OF THE SOU\l'H ,HAItF' OF. S~lp 'StJl3DIVISIQN;

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r:tItE~C:E WEB,TERLY ALONG SAID gOU'l'H LINE TO T~E WEST, LIN!, OF ,S~:rDS'O'~DrVISIONI T.Hl'lNeENO)tTHERLY ALONG S'AID WEST L!NJiJ 'l'OTHEl'1P;tNTOFBEGINNING;

SUUA'l'E IN THECOlJN"l"YOE K:tNG. STATE OE WABHINGTON~

NOTE1 IT IS THE INTENT OF THIS LEGAL DESCRIPTION TO 1'0IJ100W THEEXISTINGCOR1'10R.A'l'JiJ CITY LIMI'l'S OF BOTHELL. ANNEXATIONS ARE INTENDED TOBE FOLLOWED SO THAT NO GAP OR OVERLAP l<lXISTB BETWEEN THIS ANNEXl\'l'lONAND THl<l EXISTING CITY LIMITS.

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Annexation westhill Island North'THAT 'PORnON OF THE SOUTHEAS'l' QUARTER OF SEC'l'tON 6, TOWNSHIP 26 N¢RTH,RANGE 5 EAST, W;M,INKINGc6tmTY, WASHINGTON, DE8CRIl3ED AS FOLLOWS:

BEGINNING AT TIlE INTERSECTION OF THE NORTHERLY MARGIN OFNE 18 eTaSTR.EET WITH ': 'THE WESTERLY MARGIN' 0.1" 95'l'1I AVENUE NE;THENCE wESTERLYALdNGSAf1J NORTfUllRLy'MARSIN TC/A'POINT WHICH Llr:S 124 FEET EASTERLY OFTHEEAS'ltlilRLY'Ml'tRGIN OF" 92l>lD AVENUE NE;' +THENCE NoR'i'Hl1iRLirpAR.AIi~ll:LWITa811;1I:D'EAEi'.i'ER.tiY)$.A~GINA DISTANCEb1r'84FEE'l') THENCE WESTERLY P:A~!lELWITH liME N()RTHERLy.MnGIN OF SAIn 'Nl!:i'&~'t!i S€rREET. TO ~TIiE·. EAS'l'~RlAYMARGIN :'OF ':SAtp ~2m>' AVENUE NE;' 'l'Hl!:NCE NORTHERI.'Y: ALONG' sAID EASTI£RLYMlitGIN.rOTHE'llTO~TH'LINE01i'ri¥HE;s6trtJiHWEST"OU~RTEit;bF~HESdt1'THJJ)ASTQU1~RTER;OFSAtD SECTION 6; •..·.THENCE~.EAS'i'iRL: ALOUG 'SAID ....FJORTH.....tb:~B',TOTJiE WEST fIINE OF THE EASTE.ru:.Y 157FE~'l' (OF'T~E ..NoRTmB~L"Q.lhI.RTER. OF 'THESOUiHWES~' 'QUARTER OF' 11HE .SOtTTHEAs\:rl' QU'ARTIif:R:OP" 8A:i:D'SEC'TION'61 'TH~'cE

. 9'OO1rHERL"ItAtiONct SAI'DWli!8T' LINE-rO THE"N6l:tTHEIUiY; LINE OF 'LOTllciFTREPL};.'l','OF otJ!N ACRES' DIVISION NO.' 1; RECdRbllltl' .trNriiliR REC6RDi:N~:"~SER:f(r2:5~95:r;;'--: "EXT,ENDEtJ ~STERLf:) THENCE WESTERLY AnONG' ,hSAlD; WEST,ERLYEXTENSI.O~' 'l!8 A LINE DRAWN'PARAi1LEL'~TH 'MmfS4.32 ..FEETWEST'(l)F'l'.HE'WEsT\!!it."ItI.INE OFS~±D' LOT 111 'l'HEriCCE SbUT~ER4yl ALONG 'SAID ';PAruru.m.L:rNi> AD:rS,TAN¢iifoJ?liS4:FEETTO '.pRE soUllHEItl:.Y tINE OFLOTllSAlij'>'P'tATopi:;(';LIN'A:OItl!lS.· '~.IVIS:rO~ NO:' IF '·ElXTENrlED WESTERLY; THENCE EASTERtit· 'ALONGSAID· WaElT!RLY 'EXT:mfJsrON AND ALONG THE 'SOtiTH -LiNEO'F SlID" LOT II,' TO

,". _~-';O: 'K"W'_:L_~·_'·, ':_--';i>'~:\_-f_~"--' ,,'_ ': 1_": '" ,c, __ :'" ,~- ••• _~

. THE WESTERLY' MA:RGINeOF SAII)' 951H AVENUE>NE; THENCE SOUTHERLY ,Al:.ON.GsirD~STERL¥'~G':dt''l10 'l'HZ'POINl'Q.F l?EGINNING;' "

S::t'l't1ATE IN THE COUNTY OF KING, STATE OF WASHINGTON.

NO'.CE: Il' IS THE INTENT OF THIS LEGAL DESCR.IPTIONT.O FOLLOW THEEXISTING,cORI'OR:A.Tlll CI'XYLIMI.TS OF BOTHELL. ANNEXATI·QNS ARE IN'TENDED '1'0BE Ii'QllI;OWEDSOTHAT NOGAl? OR OVERLAP' EXISTBBETWEEN THIS ANNEXA'l'I.ONANi't THE EXISTING CITY LIMITS,.

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Annexation WesthillIsland SouthTHAT l?OR'l'.IONOF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF .flEeT·ION 6, TOWNSHIP 26 NORTH,RANGE 5 EAST, W.M. INKING COUNT.Y, WAf;lHINGTON,DESCR.XBBD AS :FOLLOWS:

BEGI$!NG. AT THE INTERSECTION. OF THE' SOUTH~RI.i~' MARGIN OIi'NE 1.8S'l'1IS'.t~EET WITH, THE WESTERLY MARGIN OF' 9!i'l'H AVENUE NJ!!ITHENCE SOUTHE.RLY

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AIt0N~ SAID WEST,ERLY MARGIN TO THE SOUTHB01lNPll.:~YOF,.KINCJ. COUN'l'YsHORTPLAT NO. 77'7054 RECQROED UNDER ~COROINS NUJ>mER7902220627'11'8ENCEWES.lI.'ERLY AI,.ONG SAlD ~OU'l'HBOUl'fDARY'l'OiTHE SOT1THWlilST CORNIllROFSAIDSiHORT PLAT J T:aENCE NORTHERLY ALONGI THE WESll.'i~YL:tNE .OF SAID SHORTlj'LAT ,?i. I)IS'l'ANOBOF 29.87 ,.MORE Q.R LESI;l"';VEi:WTO .[l,. poINT Atf1tX9R LI~S2'Sl..,29 FEET sOUTH. OF THE, SOUTBERLY MARGl.NOFNE188T11STRJilET.; THENCE

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WES'rERLY 157.·04 FEET TO A l?OINTWHICR LIES 2$2.09. FEET S()UT.tI .O;FTHEBOqTBE~Y MARGIN ,9F NE 188'1'11 STREET; THEijCESOqwalil:JU:,YTO A~OJ;:wl' ONTBlllNORTH :r.;tN~ OF THE SOUTH 284. 55 FEE':' OF SAIO ;SEQTION :~i'l'l!lilNCEWE:Sf~lilll,1.Y,M.ONG SAID NORTH LINE TO THE.EA~TER.IJY l{ARGINOF 92m11!'Vlll~UE NE,'l'HENCENORTHERLY ALONG SAID EASTERLY MARGIN TO 'l'HS SOUTH BOUNDARY OF CI'rY OF

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130'l'HELLSHORT PLAT NO; Sr?L-2000~00004RECOlmEPUNDER RlllCOltDINGNtrMBER,,!~-_'f" _ ; -' .. _ ._ -.-; _ _ _ ,; ___ _. L. '

~.OQ6950~900QQ1; 1l'HENCl!lEiAS'l'1,ilRLY ~.r;.ONq, SAJ;l)SOYTlI aO~~¥'l'Q .THES0t1WllE,A8T' COaNER .. OF .. OXTY OF BO'l'BELL SHORT. PLAT ...NO, ~.fL-20,OO .•..O;OQO',l.JT~b'qE,NoRTaER,Ly. ALONG THE EAST B~UNDARY,O' ~lt-,ID,'~~O~TPU;TUl? .. 'l'aENOR'l'B,EAS'l' CORNER O~ SAID,SHO¥-T PLAT NO... S.1?L.,;;2000-:0.qOQ4; THl!l~CEWEST~RLY 'A~O~G THEliQRTHBOtJNDARY OF' SArpSHORTtliJO.,SPl!' ..AOOOMMO,Q.~ ••TOA POINT ,WHl:9H LJ;ES 175 •.55 FEET EAST OF THEE,~S~EIiLYMARG~N.i2imAVENt1ENE; TH:rmCE NORTHERLY TO A POINT ON THESO'CIt'HERLY MARGIN OFNE1B,$!TIIs'l,'lE!!l'l' , SAIl) POlNT LYING 17 !5• 50 ;FEE'l' mASlt OF THE EASTERLY MARGIN 9..2NDAVENUE NEl THENCE EAS'l'ERLY ALONG THE SOUTHERLY MARGIN OF NE lSS'l'lIS'l'REE'l' TO THE P01NT OFBEG!tmINGI

SJ;TUATE IN THE COUNTY OF KING, STATE OF WASHINGTON.

NOTE;,l[T IS THE INTENT OF ,THIS LEGAL 'DESCl\:IP'rIQN .TO FOLLOW'l'HE.EXISTING CORPORATE CITY LIMITS OF BOTHELL. ANNEXATIONS ARlil· INTENDED TOBE FOLLOWED SO THAT NO GAP OR OVERLAP EXISTS BETWEEN TBISANNEXATIONAND THE EXISTING CITY LIMITS.

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Annexation Westhill Island EastTHAT llORTION OF TH:E SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 6, TOWNBHIll 26 NORTH,RANGE 5 EAST, W.M, IN.l<ING COUNTY, WASHINGTON,DESCR.IBED AS FOLLoWS:

BmGINNING AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE SOUTHERLY MAR.GtN OF NE 1aS'rn'STRti1ET WITH TH~EAW~ERLY. MARGIN OF .95TII*\TlilNTJ:Ei.~), THENC.E EASTERLYALONG SAID SI{)Q'.J;'¥JY*,I~~G~N· Tq TijE·H8,R~H,!ll~s.ll{d~b~ERl OF );10'1' .6 OF THEPLAT OF OLIN ACRESD.IVISION 1'10. 1 RmCORDIID UNDER RECORDING NUMBER3025851; THENCE SOUTHERLY ALONG THE EASTERLY~INESOF LOTS 6.. SAND 4OFSAJ;DPLAT OLINi:AqRiils,bit~I~I9~ N'of~il!!{1:(tr~JlE SQUTHJ!1AS'l' CORNER OF

-, . _,._:_f'," ,- _',,', '.. ;-,_ .• ' -,:' ,; '- <\\ ~'- - .1__- ".~ .~ ,.•' . __,:-'A,BA1:D LOT 4.; THENCE WES.TERLY ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SArD LOT 4'1'0 THEmASTERLY MARGIN OF SAID 95'1:11 l\VENTJE NE; TRmNCE NORTHERLY ALONGI SAIDE.ASTERLYMARGIN TO THEPOIl'lT OF' BEG:rNNING;

NOTE!. 1'.11 IS THE INTENT OF THIS LEGAL DESCRIPTION TO FOLLOW TEEEXrs.TING CORPoRATE CITY LtM.:tTSOF BOTHELL,. ANNmXl\TIONS .AREINTENDEP TOBE FOLLOWED SO THAT 1>!q GAP OR OVERLAP EXISTS BETW~EN TliIS .ANN!ll~TION'l\ND'l'HE EXI'BTliNG:;CIT¥' LIMITS .•f'-'J' "",-'-"",

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Proposed BothellAn•.•nexatlons. ,- - . - -. - - ..

Exhlb'itB to lnterlocalAgreement

Draft Annexation Ordinance

Revised 8~20-13

DRAFT

@RDINANCE N0.~· ....•............... ~(b\l20••..•.1=3}

. .:' .....•WflEREA.$;·:·th6nWashirf!J{l'>,nStat~, .qr~WthiMIjI~a9,em'eht' Act .(the "Act"),codlfled'8S'·RG~:a6P7C)A., re9.ulJies'countles ..·plaNning" Ltnder u{.~~FrtOdesig'nafeur~~angt0'w'Jt~'are~s·lItvit~iI'i'WHI~hBtlIrlDlimgroWth" snaU.be':erlcodl'i3ged 'and' outside· of,wr\ichgt6VJtWcah pccur'onlyilfltlls n'~t'ur~a'oIii'natpre"; arid " " .

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~t1~fqE..A~, th@~c~at HCW 36.70A.11 0(4) states ,th~t~ithinsuch urban~r6\vth ,~rea$,.1'lh;ge~efar;'~iNeg'are tb'e-units of Ifleal go~~rn'm~'nt'most appropriate toprovitiEfi.lrpan';g(j"erktntilntal'servlees~; cflntl " ' , a ';) ". L;~'; ,r""i ... .: ,;.;;;:~tif;~;,J;-' , --Ok "

WHEREAS, the Act at RCW3Et 70A.llO(7) states, "An urbahgfbWthareadesignated ,In aqpordance with thissectionmClyinclude within its boundaries urbanservic~ areaspr';pbt¢htial&lnnexatlon\3reas desjtlnat~dforslD'eC!fft cities or towns withintheicouri'ty";'Elnd ,; ," , , i ,I' ,

i ... ' ,,' YVJ!fER,EAS, King C~Llr'ltyliasC()lIahorated with'its municipalities todesignate potentiiilannex'atiotiareasfbr speclftccltles' and ;lowns withintf:leGounty;and ' ; i .

.,' WHEREJ.\S\ sUpli d~slgl1ate'd "f)otential annexation 'areas within KingCouhtYfar.ete)'nied'fPQ~~ntlaIAr:m'exattonAre'Ers' (PMs) "and are formally·adopted In',tlieKiA{j County'CountyWl'de Plannih:gPolicies (KBCPPs),; and ."

WHEREAS, within King County exists unincorporated 'territory Which hasbeen designated in the KCCPPs as the Bothell PMs; and

WREREAS,citizel1s from the Bothell PMs have on numerous cccaslonsapproached the' Gity Council and City staff seeking to annex to Bothell, in order toreceive municipal services provided by the Gity;and '

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DRAFTWHEREAS, the City councll has engaged In a thoughtful and deliberate

process to evaluate the potential annexation of the PAAs, which process has includedbut, has not been limited to planning and zoning; public outreach; fiscal analysis; andnegotiation of transition of services trt;>mcurrentprQviders to the City; and

WHERE.f\S, f~CW35A.14;48o. provides for an arlOe~atlon methodrevoMng aroLjnd tl]~.negdtiatiotl otan interlocal agreementbetweenap annexing codecity, thacounty In whi~h iUs IpcateQ, and th~ f!r~protection dis'tri.ctor districts that havejurisdictlon<over the \errltoryr;>rbpdsed fp,ranne~ation;,and '. ,

WHEREAS, the Botq~n PAAs.cGlrr)prise uninqorporat&d territory which. Iswithin King County and the jurrsdictlcms of King County Fire District 16 and King CountyFire District 36.; and

WH~REAS" ,~o,jl'!ltiate the process pfnegotiating an lntertocat agreementin accordance with RqW 35A.14ABO" theCltyCounciJ:on February.23,2010, adoptedResolution 1254(20.101. whlchstate9 theGJty's. interest to enter into ,anann~xationinterlocal agreement negotiation process, and duly sent ~opies ,of 811Ch Re$pliJ~i.onasnotice to representatives of King County. Fire DIstrict 16 and Fire District36;and

WHEREA~,furtheri,11 a~cor~an~~ with RQW,35A;14,480i Kfng~qUnty,Fire District 16. and Fire District 36 either respoIJdedaffirm,ativelytosaidnotle:a or clidnot respond wr.thin 45 days, thereby allowing the annexation InterioCal agreementnegotiation to proceed; and '

WHEREAS, tae City of Bothell,King County, Fire District t6 arid FireDistrict 36 subsequently negotiated an Interlocal agreement satisfying fherequirementsof RCW 35A.14.48o.and addressing the service transition interests of each party, whichagreement was approved by the Fire District 1G Board of Comm1i?sioners on (date), theFir~ DistFict36 Board '~f Commissioners. 00 (date ), the Bothell City Council on (date.),and the King County Council on (date); and

WHEREAS, eoneurrent with the, lnterlocal agreement negotiations, theCity conducted open h.ouses, public meetlngsandpublJchearings to estaqlisq Bothellcomprehensive plan designations and proposed zoning classifications for the PAAs, totake effect upon annexation, which designations and classifications were adopted bythe City Council via Ordinance 20.53 (20.10.);and

WHEREAS, following approval of the lnterlocal agreement, the Cityprepared and submitted to the King County Boundary Review Board'(KCBRB) noticesof intention for the proposed annexations, which proposed annexations were deemedapproved by the KCBRB on (date); and

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DRAFTWHEREAS,in accordance with thEl approved annexation lnterlocal agreement,the City

has scheduled a hearing onthe proposed annexation for November 19,2013, and has provideddue notice of such hearing pursuant to state law; an~

WHEREAS,the!39theU City Council has determined that the Interests of the citizens ofBothell and of Bothell's designated PMs would be served by anne~ation to Bothell;

NOW, tHEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOTHELL,WASHINGTON, DOESORDAfN AS FOLLOWS:

Section 1. i A . IDID ' Iheunincorporated KingCounty territories known as North Bloomberg'iHIlW . . ,Sbuth Norway HIlI/i60to;Magnolia Dairy! South WesthiU; North Westhlll; Westbll sand i North; Westhil/ Island I South;WesthiU Island I East; and Maywood Island, as depicted and descriped on ~){hib!ts. A and B,respectively, attached hereto. are hereby annexed to the City of Bothell, and 91'eslhiultaneouslyassigned Bothell zoning as established In Ordinance 2053 (2010).

Section 2. WAIVER OF ASSUMPTION OF BONDER l~DEBTEDNESS. Propertyowners within the annexation areas shalf not be required to assume any of th'e outstandingbonded Indebtedness.of the City ofBotheUexlstlng at the effective date of annexation.

Section 3. EFFECtiVE D&TE OFANNEXATlON. The effective date of annexation andassignment of Bothell zoning sh~Ut!e February 28, 2Q14. . .

,Section 4 .. EFFECTIVE DATE ;OF ORDINANCE. This ordinance, being an exercise' of a

power specifically delegated to the City legi$la~lve~ody, is not subject to ref~randlJm, and shalltake effect five . (5)dI;lYs after passage and publication of an approved summary thereofconsisting of the title.

Section 5. SEVERABILITY. If any section, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance. should be held to be Invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, such invalidity orunconstitutionality shall not affect the validity or constitutionality of any other section, sentence,clause or phrase. of this ordinance.

Section e. CORRECTION.S. The 'Cfty Clerk and the codlfiersot this ordlnance areauthorized to make necessary corrections to this ordinance including, but not limited to, thecorrection of scrivener' sic Ierica I errors, references, ordinance numbE;!rihg,section/subsectionnumbers and any references thereto. .

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DRAFTAPPROVED:

Revised 8-20-13

MARK LAMBMAYOR

ATTEST/AUTHENTICATED:

JQANNE.TRHP.ELCITY CLERK

APP.ROVEO·~$T.OFQRMl

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SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO. _~~ __ ---,,(2=0.ll>.

City of Bothell, Was.hington

-:-_----..=---+., the City Council ofA. summary 'of the content of said

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BOTHELL, WASHINGTON, PROVIDINGFOR ANNEXATION TO BOTHELL OF NINE SEPARATE UNINCORPORATED.KING COUNTY TERRITORIES KNOWN, RESPECTIVELY, AS NORTHBLOOMBERG HILL; HILLSIDE ESTATES; SOUTH NORWAY HILL I 1BOni;MAGNOLIA DAIRY I SOUTH WESTHILL; NORTH WESTHILL; WESTHILl

ISIJA..ND I' ~!-l i.W.S.•..p.T.••...H.'1.b.L~.1S1I\.,N".,Q. r. I S.O.U.§Hf;/~E.~'.Slf!. IJ.L..·IS~ANQ I EAST;.AND MA, D l~lliA~P;I?ROVIDJNG .. FIDRJ l\liJ,QPrfONOF. SOTHELLZONING F HE ANNEXATIONS; WAIVING ASSUMPTION OF BONDEDINDEBTEDNESS; SETTING AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND PROVIDING FORSEVERABILITY AN~e08REGrIONS t,

The full text of this Ordinance will be mailed upon request.

JOANNE TRUDEL '.piJycLERI~

FILEDWITH THEGITY CLERK: ...--...._ .•.•••...------.""*"- ....._ .PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL:PUBLISHED: . -----------EFFECTIVE DATE: •.....~~ --::~ORDINANCE NO.: •.......•.__ ".;;;....-.'""""'-_ (2013)

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Proposed BothellAnnexetlons,

Exhlb,it C t()'lnte'rlooal-< -' --- ••/ . -.''''.> ...'. _. "

Agreement

Plannlnq and Zoning for theAnnexation Areas

Revised 8-20-13

.',."'X¥,I;I'S, 8GW 3'~.'("he':Abf');ire'slnl§tr~iti~$implementingdevelopmentteg

, ,,~n,pwn,'astri~J~r~wt~,~liln'Q~tflelltAct,to 1h~·t\.~\~9~P,t,>~Il'IRreh~~sIV$,;t)'an~·andG:of'lslstentwlththeAct:entl' \ "

,;WHEREA$,the Act'prO'Jld~a thateacn' jurisdiction'S c;o~pt~h~V.fIV••.landuse plan and development regulatIons shall be subject to continulHg.review and!3Ylltu~tiQn;and

" " "i w~el1elf;~,J~~",91}X\;~f§$?(fi~11ha~ a~qk~Eldn\J.irJ.ero~s'a~~nqro~nt~f()thePlan and Code since 1994 alldtf'996,respectlvel.y: anti ,J O'"

, ,WH~~J~~i$,~~~'!3~ffi~IIJgltY);CJJU9,?IIlrlltS~nnual099K~\In,g'pF9cessonJ~n4~.~'t.91·201QllrUtlat~fc'9n~t~~r~YI9rlO{~p. 'Plan" pede~m~tj~m~Q~Jo'il(~da,\~or n~WI{af?slp'~~ptl'}~!18J~h~", ,~~ ",',Qlty'spotentIalannexatibna'reas ana to assign Implementlng"p~s,e,~ ','.,gtoJpes.eareas (hereinafter referred to as Amendment 1);ahd b$rinltlatedq~r~,~.eran91\of,.potenJlal elan arn~~dme~ts to"1emorl~lIze in the ,Plan csrtsln,apt(Ql1s prev,JousJy t~~en ~y resolutlQn. nam~ly •.tj1e, Inc?rp?ratldn I,ti '\~~ qElPitalFacll\tle~Elementof a referenqe to thE)~q11-2e17 qapJtalFacilltles Plan(hereinafter referred to as AmendmEmt2~; the deletloribf the portion 'of theBothell PI~nnlng Area south of, NE 14SIl'Stre(:}t (herell1l;lfter referred to asAnien~01ert 3); and the IncorppratJon in th~ Bothell Vision Stat~rnel1t of acommitment to sustalnability (hereinafter referred to as Amendment 4)~~1I of

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which together are known as the proposed BotMIl 2010 Plan amendments andassociated Oodesmendments: and

> WHE~~AS, the assignrnent of proposed zoning tQ, potaritlal annElxationareas isspeolficelly,authorlzed by RCW35A.14.330and,340jand .

WHEREAS, the CitylnvJted andencour~ged ,publlc"partlojpatlon In theconslqera>tI9nof,theprQllPse~~o~~'f2910 Pla.n~m > . ~r}~assoclatedCod(3amep0n;Jents VI~,mu.lflelepQ~tcardmaillngs'teL; bu§mes,sesandprope,rt~.owf1~rs wit~ln the potential anne~ation..areas:.d ; ;of the,monthlyImf'ulniJ iJl~~pevl~I~~~.rsay , .,~i;tt;in.tbe,$ h" e-malling toa hst pf", ',',' , ,,', Citizens, n~t~rx,It}' ,onatotal of47 no1Ice~o~t.9$l!Xithi(l't~~ "";an(O e .,tenti > I pIus BothellCityHIi!!I,Jn~B,9t!1elliPo,st~.eand.theBpth~1I " -, "', " maintenance ofan annexation websltej 16 annexation 6p~n ho.uS!ll$;,nine Rll;ln~lngCommlsslonhearings; and four CIty Counoll hearings; which abtlvltlestogetherexcEled localand state public notice,andpubHcparticipation rsqulrements; and

, V¥H~~~~. ,U:J,eB~theli PI~n~lngcoQ:1,mlsJ~lo!1,afler dUIYcf.l~q~ptlngpublictestimony an~ de'IlJ)e,ra,~iriwI on!f,\ug~st, ~5",~Q10. JoryvCir:deda, recon:\lilE1n~ation to.the CityCoun?lIc'onpernl.ng Pt~Pdsq~A~e~9rn~nt1;an~' ,

" ,¥!tj~R~~SI" \~~r" .tQell ,fJtoo~,munl~YseRtan:tper ,7; ,aO~O".;tr the ;q,(;"nrperc\~ piQPp~~tr~~~", n,t ", and 6~, . ,i, ' .,,'the Department of Oommerce p'roposetl 1 , l'idrn '" 2,' 3 ap d "," '" 'hiehtransmitta/ssatlsfled the requirement in the Growth Managemenf Act tliat thestate req~lv:e propqsed, amendments at least ~O days, prior to tlie anticipatedadoption date; and •

WHERSAS, the Bothell Community Develo.pment Departmelit received no()9mrn~ntsfr,~m th/? D~part~ent of Commerce ,or soy •other, !!ltate agencyre(ilarding the transmitted documents duril)g the~p.C1ayrevlew peTlo,e;,and

WHI§Rf;AS, the <BotheU Comrnunity D,ev~loprn~l')t D~PI3!":tmJI)!ll,onOctober27,2Q30JJs~ued. a,Stat~ Environl;nent§lIPoUcy,Aot (SEPA) Deterrnlnatlr:m •otNon-Slqnl' 'e (?qJ'ly~~~lng;the prqposed BOl,baU 2010 Plan a~opmeQJs andass , C9deamendinents, which Is~uance satisfledtne SJ;aPA r~qlJlrementfor envnorjJnent~1 review; and . . ,

'. Wj:-ISREAS, ,the Bothellqommunity Development Oepartment re,celved no.eommentsor app(:,!a/s durlng.lhe required 21-day comment and appeal periodfollowing Issuance of tlie determination; and .

WHEREA~, In accordance with the Growth Management Act,theCityCouncllo.n November 2,2010, considered 'the cumulative effeots oftlieproposed80thell2010 Plan amendments and' associated Code amendments; and

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" WHEREAS, th,~. City Council, aftl;lr (luIy' accepting public testhnony,~R,nslg~ring 'th!3 record. arid' deliberating, has ..det~rmlne~, that' the proposedSoUle'll 2010 Plan ari1endrn~mts and associated Code amerrdrnents .are In thepublic interest; " ' ' ,

" ' NPW, fHE~E:FqRE,TH~ CITY CQUNCIL q,FTtJECllY PF BOTHELLDO~SQRD.A:it-J A§ FOI,LOW~: '" , i

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SeotiSn '1. 'The' City· Co'uncil hereby' ~tloPts' I=ltidlnQs,' C(mcJU$lon~ and'Action for Amendment 1, which document provides a recQr(fof the"proca~sand.issues Involved In CO'1~J~rrfltlon of said proposed Plan amendments, andassociated Codeamendtnents, and which is attached to this Ordinance as 'ExhlbitA and Incorporated by this reference as if set forth In full.'

SgRtion2: Th~ ,Pity¢oL,loyil hereby adopts Findings. Conclusions andAction'for Amendments 2" 3 and 4, which document provides a record of theprocess >:a~9\I~s~esInvolved in consideration of seld pr9Posed Planamendments; ifutd' which Is attached to this Ordinance as Exhibit Bandinoorporat~d by this reference as:!f set forth In full.

Section 3. The Imagine So/hell... Comprehensive Plan and BothellMunicipal Code are hereby amended to update or newly assign laotheU'Comprehensive Plan designations to the City'SPQ .~nne~atlonareas and toassign Implementing proposed zoning to said· Ei ..../ " '" 's'set'forth in EXhibit Cattached hereto and Incorporated by this reference'ias:ifiset'(orth In full.

Sectjon4. The ImagIne Sothell....Comprehemslvc:i Plan Is heret>yarTlIindedto Incorporate In the Capital, Faciliti~s Elem~r,1ta reference to the 2011~2017Capital Facilities Plan; delete the portion ~f the/Bothell Planning Area south ofNE1451h Street; and incorporate in th@BQtti~!l.NI~i2JJ~!~\enl~nt.i:l.'·J19Q1roltm~nttostlstainabllity; all as set forth in Exhlbit D attached'h$retb~aIiCJdndbrporatedb~ thisreferanoeaa If serfortb in full. "

Section 5:" /S,f)vefQ.pl!lty.~, l~aflY$ectlon, sei!ltenoe, clause orphrase of this ordlnaoctt~hol:Jld pe)held to! BelnXialid' or ol1tonstitutioriSlt by acourt of competent Jurisdiction, such Inv~lidity, or uncpnsti'!Jtlbhality;st\all notaffect the validity or constitutionalitY 01,anyoth!:lY section, senfence, clause orphrase ofthls ordinance. . ,," . '

Section 6. Savings. The enactments of this ordinanse shall notaffect any case, proceeding, appeal or other matter currently pending In any courtor In any way modify any right or liability, civil or criminal, Which may be Inexistence on the effective date of this ordinance.

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Section 7. Effective date. this ordtnance, being an exercise of apower specifically .delegated to the City legislative body, is not subJlilct toreferendum, and shall take e.ffect five (5) days after passage and'publlcatlon ofan approved summary thereof consisting of the title. '

SectionS; Corrections. The CIty Clerk and the codlfiers .of thisordinance are authorl~ed to make nesessary. corre~t1ons to this ordinanceInc,:ludlng, but not limited to, the correction of 'scrlvener's/clerical errors,re(ElrenGe~. ordlnance'1umbering, seCllon/subseotlonnumbersand anyreferences thereto.

APPROVED:

ArrEST I AUTHENTICATED:

CITY CLERK

APPROVED AS TO. FORM:

FILED WITH THE CITY CLERK: NoverDber30. 20tOPASSED BY THE ClTYCOWNCIL:' December 7.2010PUBLISHED: December 13,2010EFFECTiVe DATE: December 18.2010ORDINANCE NO.: 2053 (2010)

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SUMMARY OF O.ROINANCE NO. 205~ (2010)

City of Bothell, Washington

On th.e .711\ pay of J;)eqerpber."2010.•, the Gity Council of the City ofBothell passed Ordinance. No. 2053 (2010). A summary of the content of saidOrdinance, consisting of the tltle,'ls provided as follows:

AN ORI:>INANCE Op·'rb/E· ,CrN·,OF BOifHELl.., 'WASblING:r:ON•...' .AMENDIN!:a THE IMA~/NEf)rPrl:J€~J....,· '.c.QM.Pf3l;t;I§N§IME , ..PlJ\N ....ANt:>~QTtUSLL MUNIC,IP.t\L i:)o. 'ax ASSIGNINGB'OTHELL.. .OON'iPRE J'7l§. . pCAN'DESi~NA"IONS'ANC PR'OP "ZONING TO TblECrN\SPQllE~fflAL ANNEXATION. AREAS;,INCORPORATING IN THE CAPITAL FACILITIESELEMENT A REFERENCE TO THE 2011.•2017CAP!T}\L FAGILlTlj2SPI..AN: MPQlfYlNG THI;BOTHE,LL' PLA'!';~NINGAREA .BOlJNOAR¥; ANDJNCORP([)R~TJNGA COMMITMENT TOSUSTAINABILITY IN THE BOTHELL VISIONSTATEMENT; AND PROVIOING FORSEVERABll ..ffY, SAVINGS, CORRECTIONS, ANEFFECTIVE DATE AND SUMMARY PUBLICATION

the full text of this OrdinanCe will be mailed uponrequest.

JOANNE'tROOELCITY CLERK

, FILED WITH tHE CIT'rCLERK: Noyember 30. 2010PASSED BY THE CItY COUNCIL: Deoember 7, 201QPUBLISHED: December 13, 2010EFFECTIVE DATE: December 18. 2010ORDINANCE NO: 2053 (20fQ)

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Condensed versions of Exhibits A and C toOrdinance 2053 (2010)

Ordinance 2053 (2010) Exhibit A. comprising the City Council Findings, Conclusionsand Acnon.ts 85 pages long. To conserve resources; the letters, maps and othermaterials submitted by citizens hav9' been deleted from' Exhibit A, reducing the length to35 pages.

Ordinance 2053 (~f!MO~Exhibit C,comprlsing atlof the approved amendments to theImagine BothelL Cpmprehensive Plan and the'Bqth(:'iIlMuriiclpalCode to establishplanning and ZOnll1gfor~~Bdty·spot.ent'al a"!lex'~~ion -,areasinKil")g County andSnohomish County,ls 337pag~stq.ltg. T9ci:m$erve resources. the amendments havebeen reduced tosJx page!? ofs~mp1arY ma,ps~~owing.t.meexist(ng,~ndamended plandeSignations and zoning classiflc?'tioflS within Bothell's PcitentialAnnexation Areas inKing County.

The complete exhibits tQOrdln?lhpe 2053,(2910) a~~BvailaQle atthe offices of theBothell City Clerk, 18305 tO~SIAvenue NE"Sotl1ell, WA9.80H.

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Exhibit Ato Ordinance No. 205,3,"(2010)

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City' of,BotheU,2010 C()miprehensive PlanAmendments and Associ.ateclGocie Amendments

Arnenq(n'ent,,1 - ~'Qtti~JI"~,o',~'n~i'~I'Atlri;~~§tloftAreaPlan andCQ'ds')Amendments

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CilyCo'unCii FindiAQS:, ,Conclusiens, and Action

1. Initiation ofannexatlonplannirtgandzohl.l1g

On January 19,2010, the Bothell Clty'Councii inltlateda:plannlngand~onl~ireffort forsurroundll'lguolncorporate(ls Whicll have, been designated 10SnohomIsh County':, '~,J.'~':.'C.. ",,'-" <'j,>" ,) __ :,.>' '__'co .,_ ~ _ r ,Y' ",' .'.? _ e _ - ~~:and 'King C6un1¥99' ",'ide, .' i~~P?",9ieS ,~9PP$,) asp6:~~h11~1annex~Hon areas forBothell, These 'd nated·potential annexation areas In Snohmnish'C}ounty arepoll~~tivelytwrn(;1deoth~Il's ~unlclp~1yrb~nGrQ~h Are~, or M.UGA (alfio kn.ownas theNorth, Ea,stBl]g W~sto(!3.otnenA!1(le)(£3l1po,or N~WEfA)iandin King County arecollectively termed Bottlell's Potehtlal'.Annexallen' Area, or pM. "'The 'purpol3E'WOfthe planningand:tonil1g effort Is foupdafe orasslghnew Bethellcoh1preheri~lye plahlanClu~edesigl1~t16nsand adoptimplenierl1lng PI'Opo$sd zoningregulations Which woultltake eff8'ct:sh6uldthe potential anr\'axation areal::!'come into thecity;

2, Statutory basis - Revised Code of Washington 36.70A (Growth Management Act)

The Washington State'Growth Mahagell1entAct, codified as Revised Coda ofWashington .(RC}N) 36,.70A, requires that countles and cities subject to the Act adoptcomprehensive plans andimplemeQtlng development regulations conslstent,wlth the Act.The Actfurther provides that each Jurisdiction's comprehensive plan and developtnentregula.tl.ons shall be subjecno continuing review and 'evaluation, and may be amended to

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reflect changing community ne~ps and desires. Under the Act, development regulationsmust be consistent with the comprehensive' plan.

3. Statutory basis - Revised Code of Washington 35A.14 (Anl1exation by codecities)

RCW35A.14.l30 provides tor/adoption b~ codecnles (of which Bothell Is one) of "8proposed zonl~~'re9u!atlon ,tOl3ecorneeffective up~ntheannexationofany area whichmight reasonably be expected't/) be annexed by the code dt'Yat any future'lime."

Amongotherthlngs, according to state law, such proposed zoning regulatJonsmayprovid,efor"~'th~!iiJ'{I~i9P:of !~~j~~~~;itob~la~?~X~~. int9 dlstrlct$;or~onp~ O!j~hy.~~eprshape"; "theregulatioh andrestrietion within the area to be annexed of the location anduse ofbuildlngs,strueture$ andlandfordesldence;,tra.d,e"lnOUsfrjal and other purposes;the height, number of storlt}s.slze, construction and design of blJlldlngs and otherstructures; the size of yards, courts and other open spaces on the lot of Iract;the densityofpopUlation;the.~eh~a(:lkOfb~H~ings~nd.~tru~turesalong hlghw~ys,parks or publicwater frontage; .aridth$!subdivlsionanddeYefoprneht'ofJand ..." ' '

RCW 35A.14.340 requires "the legislative body of the code city (to) hold two or morepublic hearings •.•at least thirty days~path.4pon the proposed .zonlng regulation, givingnotice of the tlm\\) ana place thereof by publication In a newspaper of general ciroulatfonin the annexing ,city and the arElatb bt?anl'lexElg."

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4. Statutory basis ~a()thell~uniclpaICo~e

Bothell MunI9ipaICode'(BMC).j1.18pr9videsfor amendments to the Imaginel3othell. ..Comprehensive Plan and implementing development,regulatlons,

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HCW3SA.14.330 ang .340. clted above, provide for the adoption of proposed zoning forpotential annexation areas. Zo~ing Is a type of c;levelopment regulatlop.

Under the Growtb MapagemeF,ll,Act, development (~gulations m9st Implement and bebonslsteqtwitlJ tne~mprehe'1$ive plan. If proposed zon!ngwouldbe InconSistent withthe existing comprehensive"plan, or if no c~mprehensivEl plan exists for apo.tentlalannexation area. then a comprehensive plan amendment must accompany the proposedzoning.

5.. Planning and zoning as part of largElr annexation exploration effort

The planning 21ndzoning effort Is part of a larger program, ;Inltiated by the Bothell CityCouncil on February 23,2010, to explore citizen support for, and feasibility of, annexingall of Bothell's desIgnated potential annexation areas.

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The annexation exploration $ffort conslstsof five activity tracks:• Planning and zoning;• Public outreach;• ,Flnanclalenalysis;• 'Negotiation of service transition ir1teriocal agreements with Snohomish County and

. . ~ ~King County; and ,

• Negotiation of service transitlon interlocal agreements with Snohomisl) County FireDistricts 1, 7 and 10. and King County Fire Districts 16 (Northshore Fire Departmeht)and 36 (Woodinville Fire andUfe, Safet~ pls~rlct). "

The exploration process Is eXR~pt~d to take ~JIo! 201p. 'F~r,y)h2011,:It isantlclpaladthat the City Council will revl~w·t~e restllts6fm~se"actlvttle$ahddetermlne Whether toadvance annexatlOhSWilfl'ihthe,~UGA'/N~WaX'iiM,~AAlowalras formal approval,orabandon pursuit of;ann~x~vgn:.~e9ap~e't~ek~r~ In,'w~~'Sl'l~~rait~:coun~lesand each hasnon·coQtiguou~ parts, tlnnexatidn of the jI;,.1UGA/NI;WBA andPAA would actually beprocsssedas11separateannexatibns.' , ',,';"',

Q~p~n~Jngoil ,oitizen' $Upport,~nd ~~~ ,a~~exatlbnmeth~d~tlilze'd','rne or moraahfl1lx:~t1on~could be approved as early' a~'Aprll. 2911. whlleotnerannexatlons would.'b~approvedaro'u'ndDecember. '2011. or; pos,slbl~ll~tk ,"; , '

TheJflffeetlve'dl!lteof annex~tloriJ that Is\wheh'all, a,rea'beg'.I'\$'to 'reqe!vi:tCity servIces ~would foifowapprovtllbysevGra'.' mon'ths tcrf.i year. to all6w,1hi:J'City to'add staff,e,qulprnent and faclllt'.es to serve It~,neVlc1t'zens. The earllesllikely e~~c~Jvedate foraiin~l<atlbnsiwlthlnthe pM Is'Janu'aty 1; '2M2, and'for t:tnWexat!ons,wJthlh!th'eMUGAlsbetwsen August1) 2012, and Janu8rY 1,2013. ',.~ <;' .

6. .$ubjectpotentialahtlexation areas within PM and'F\'1UGAINEWBA,'anlifaffected ImalfJoe BothelL planning su6areas.' " ' i' '

Tlie.:PAf}ipKln{)Q9unty cdnslsts.,9f'rJrl~§~pa~~t,e ~Hn.!\l~~tlonar~~~'(Vr:tder'~tate law, allproperties In a single,annexation mustbl,)"6oQtiguovs) lqcatEl~withfr'tfivelQ18i7lheBothell. ..p'.annlng subareas: ' , , " '

• NcirthBlodinbetg Hlll, In the Hbllyhllls'lPJdheer HIHslMornihgsi99 Subarea;• Maywood Island, In the Maywood I Beckstrbin ,,"Ullt:fubarea; "• We~thillls'.and I North, In the Wes1hill Subarea;• Wesfhillisiand (South. also in the WesthUJ SUbarea;• WesthlUIslqndl East, also In the v,vesthIUSuharea;'• North WesthUl, also In the Westhl'.l SlJ,Parea;• Magnolia Dairy I Soutn Westhili. also In the Westhill suoarsa:• South Norway HUll NE160th, ,

o partly in the Waynita I Simonds I Norway HIli Subarea, and

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o partly in the Brickyard Road I Queensgate Subarea; and• Hillside Estates, in the Brickyard Road / Queensgate Subarea.

The MUGA I NEWBA In Snohomish County consists of two separate annexatlon areas-one comprising so much of the MUG A IN EWBA that It has been assigned that name, "the other comprising a small Island of unincorporated territory -located Inseven ImagineBothe/I... planning subareas:

• MUGA J NEWBA,o partly In the Locustl14lhW Subarea,c pertly inthe Damson I LoganSu\;larea,o partly In the FilbeitIWjne$ap$ubsr~a. <

opl;lrtly In the Thrasher's' coroer IR!3d'HawK ~UQar~a,o 'partly:inthe G<"!Inyon'CreekJ391h$'E Subl=lrea,ando partly in'the Fltzgerald13plh $E Subarea.; and

• ElloomQergHilllsland, in the Hollyhills I Rionf3~rHilJs IMornlngsldeSubarea.

All of the; potential annexationare.as inlhePAA arealreijl~Y included.jn,and,asslgnedlam~ use. designations by,exi$tlnglmagine Both~/L;.sabarea pl,~ns.lnthe MUGA'NEWBA, including Bloomberg. Hln .isl!l'nd, th~(eare 'existln9.;~ll'JI;18reaRlansonlyfor theCanyon Creek I 39th SE, Fitzgerald' 35th 'SEsnd Hollyhills I Pioneer Hills I Morningsidesl.!llar~aS: .foe LOG4st/14th "IV,pamscYOI logan, F;IIlWr,tI V\'lnesElP;~~d Thrasher'sCorner I Red f:lawk ~Ubaroeasreq~lrethEfPtepar;;ltlc:mQt al1:-!lewsubaraaplans.

Where subarea plans E:1xlst, the P1annlngCommlssiC>nrepommended.andthe Councilsubsequently decided, to affirm or amend plan designations as warranted to;a~sI9ndesignatlonsapproprlate for the potential annexation areas. Where subarea plans donot currentlyexi.st, the Planning Commission recq>mmendeQ,,~1Adt.heCouncilsubsequently approved, ail-new plans.

No adopted proposed zoning Gurrently exists for.ariy of the potential~nn.exatjon ar.eas:hence, allofth~ proposed zoning recommended by the Plarmit;1gCommlsslonandsubsequently adopted by the Council)snew. .

7. Approach applied to assigning comprehensive plan designations andImplementing proposed zoning . ,

As stated 111 Finding 6, all of the potential annexation areas In the PAA,and some of thepotential annexation areas in the MUGA I NEWBAare already Included in ImtJgineBotllell. .. subarea plans, and thus already have land use designations (I:>ut,as statedabove, no Implementing proposed zoning), In these cases. the.Plant'llng Commlssionand, subsequently, the City Council reviewed existing. Bothell designations againstexisting King County and Snohomish County deSignations and zones,

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In many cases, the Cornml\,:!sion and the Council found, the county plan deslgl)ations andzonas provide for greater development potential (higher densities) than do the exlstin.gBothell plan designations. Moreover, much of the county territory within the potentialannexation areas has already been developed at these higher densities.

Given this Situ?tiqn, the planning approach used by the Commlssl0l'1.and subsequentlyby the CbUncil,wa~' gen~rnny to assign 80theO p,lan d~ign'atlons that most closely'apptoxhnateexlstrng"ColJn1y'plari desIgnations, ih'ord~rtopreservEf the .status quo asmuch as possible, 1tnis'approachmeans changIdg manyo(the.exlstlng lower-density80thellplan d~signations for the potentl13lannexatlon areas to hl'gher-qenslty Bothelldesig'natlOT1stc:htyto ,tfatcl1the County designations,' ,{,

TO'malntaln geslghiitionsWhlc/1 'provide for sUbstliintiallyles~dElVelQPtnent potential thanisalready'~or'i]he'fground·' would make little sense; thepornmlsslon fOUnd.,as it wouldonly serve to render hundreds of homes and businesses non-conformingwlth the Bothellregulatlons'whlchwouldbe applied to the area. TheCoi.JpclLconcl.lrs. ':

~- '.Slmilar,ly,to Implement the plandeslgnatlof)S'. through. zoning. classifications, theCommission ger)"erally': recommended.: proposed J30tl1eU ...2;onlng. that.most closelyapproxlmatesexlst1fl9 Coul)ty zoning. TheCouncIlCOl1curl; .. Asstatf:)d earlier, theproposed zoning would not go Into effect u.nless and until annexation occurs.

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For the tour new subarea plans.~hat would be. created In the MUGA I NE:WSA, theCommission applied the same,apPJoaChof. qeneraIiy recommending 60thelldeslgnatiQns and. p(opo(;ed 2:()Il:$ ,that mO$t clo§sly :I:lP\ilroXltl1j:1~;the existing' Countydesignations and zones. The Council concurs with this approaoh. The difference fromthe qlrculTl$tances desc(ibed In tb,eabovG paragraphs Is that currently there are noBothell designations In the arE)aswhere new subarea plans would be created.

8. Housekeepingamendments

Certainl of the subarea plans haven't been updated for a number of years, andconsequently contain some outdated Information, as Well aee ' fewfaclual andtypqgraphlc errors. The 'CommissIon found It appropriate to utilize the opportunitypresented by the annexatIon planning and zoningeffprt to also perform somehousekeeping updating and other clean-up oftha subarea plans, The COl.lncll concurswith thIs approach. Slnc~, the emphasis Oftl)ls effort Is on tile potentl~1 annexatIonareas, the associated housekeeping amendments avold substantive changes tosubarea-wide pofleles, except to clarify them or eliminate those that have been fullyimplemented.

9. PublIc notice

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Notice of the aenexanonexploretlon effort In general. annexation open houses andPlanning Commission and City Council planning and zoning hearings was provided asfollows:

• A postcard mailing to all residents and property owners within the PM and MUGA INEWBAon April 7, 2010;

• Apostcard mailing to residents andpr.operty ownerswlthln the North Bloomberg Hili;MaYWQod Island; WesthiU Island I North, Westhlllisiand ISbuth, WesthllllslshdtEast,Nortli Wi3sthlll and Magnolia Dairy! South Westhill potential annexatlon areason April 14,2010; ,

., A postcard mailing to residents and property owners wlthin.theSouthNorway HIli INE 160'hand Hillside Estates potential annexation areas on April 28, 2010;

• A postcardmallirigt0 residents andptoperty owaers within the Bloomberg Hili Island.Fitzgerald /35th>SE and CanyohCreek 139t~BE potehtl(;11ejnnexatlonareas on May19/2010;

• A pestoard'malllngto residents and property owners within the 'Fhral'lher~sComer IRed Hawk and Filbert IWinesap. potential annexation areason June 2, 2010;

• A postcard mail.ing t~ residents and property owners within thelDamson tLogan.andLocust!, 141h potential annexation .ateas on June 16, 2010; .

• A postcard mailing to alll'esidents and property bwners within.the PM and MUGA INIiINBAonSeptember14,2010; .

• Notice '.0 and dlstributlonQHhemonthly Imagine B.othe//. .. notice viao Legal ~dvertlsementln tl'lB $'Pslt/Q Times} ,o 12":maUlhgtoa IIst10finterested citizens,o Po&tlng on i0'dlsplay boards 111 public places throOghoutlhe cutrent Bothell

ally limits,o POsting on 37 display boards In public places throughout the MUGA I NEWBA

andPAA,o Posting at City Half, the Bothell Post Office and the Bothell Regional Library,

ando Posting on the ImagIne B.othell.. annexation website; and

• Posting pfPlanning Commissioll and City Council packets on the City websl,te.

The abpve·described notice activities surpass the applicable requirements in BMC11.19, PubliC Notice.

10. Plal"lnJngCommi~sion maatlngand hearing dates

The Planning Commission held potential annexation area planning and zonIng meetingsand hearings on the following dates (with topics): .

• February 17,2010, Study Session• April 21, 2010, Study Session

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• May 5, 2010, Public Hearing - North Bloomberg Hili; Maywood Island; Wasthlli IslandI North; Westhillisiand I South; Westhillislahd I East; North Westhlll; Magnolia DairyI South Westhill

• May 19, 2010, Public Hearing - South Norway Hili I NE 160th; HllI.sideEstates

• May 26, 2010, Publlc Hearing ~South Norway Hili I NE i60th; Hillside E.states• June 2, 2010, Public Hearing - Preliminary Findings, Conclusioll$ and

Recommendations on Plan and Code AmendmentsforallpotentlaJannexatlonareaswithin King OountyPM

• June g, 2010, Public Hearing - Bloomberg Hili Island; Fitzgerald/.3!5,n SE:;banyonCreek,' 391h SE ..

• June 23, 2010, Public Hearing - Thrasher's Corner I Red Haw~;Fllbert {Winesap ,• July 14, 2010, Public Hearing - Damson I Logan; LocustI14'hW'• July 28,2010, Public Hearing - Proposed Findings, Concluslonsland .

Recommendations on Plan and Oode Amendments for an pote~tlai anne)(atlon areaswithin King County PM and Snohomish County MUGA

• August 25,20tO • Proposed Findings, Concluslons and Recommendations on Planand 'Code Amendments for all potential annexation areaswilhln~lrrgCounty PMand Snohomish Oounty Ml.IGA

11. PlannIng Commission publictestfmony

Testimony at the Planning Oommlssion hearings was received fromthefollowlngcitizens, by date of hearing:

May 5, 2010·Daniel BrushKarl HallJennifer DanozykKory SchueJohn ListonRichard BatkerDaniel GualtieriDllawer PurharMichael LattanziJim MonahanPatricia FergusonBob Wilkins

May 19,2010-Ann AagaardBrien StaffordJim BuoyNaomi JoySabah AI-Haddad

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Karnl GrilloMichael DeJoya

May 26, 2010 -Brien StaffordDenny DericksonDavid Cutler

June 2, 2010 .•VishWas KulkarniAvJ/lash HarJe'nlNandlta Val~an

June 9, 2010-Frank Marino~amesOlsen

June 23,2010 -Jeff SchumacherPam JohnsonJim HalloranFrank MarinoGlend~AllanMichael Houle

July 14, .2010-Kathleen (last name not deoipherable)Mickie GundersonJohn GondermanJohn (last name not. decipherable)RlchardSrrilthBud NcCorchuk

JUly 28,2010-Mickle GundersonKris SorensenNancy JangMark DaviesKathleen HerdlelnRay (last name not decipherable)

August 25, 2010 -Leonard GoodismanMickie Gunderson

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Nancy Jang

12. .Plannin.gOommission .a«ti()n~

The Planning 9Qmmis~lon or ~UQust25, <?P1G,~do~t~dJlndi.ngs,ConQlusiprJ.s andRecommendatlon trt:)nsmlttlng l'lroj:lo~~dp'pt~nJI!'llan,l'lexaUon area Plan ElndCodeamendments to the CIW coungli fqr ltsC:Pflsld~ratl9n. l'

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13. CityCouncil meeting aDd hearingJ:lates.

The City Council held petentlal annexation area planning and zoning meetings andhearings on the fbllowlng dates.(w/thtopic;s): i!

• Septempep11~ 2010.$tudy$e~$!o!'l i . :

• October 5,2010,.Public.Hearing -~II areas• November 16,:2010,iPU!illicHearlng: ••All. airea~• December 7; 2010, PtlbliCHearlng l. All areas;

14. CityCouncil publlc'testlmony

Comment at the City Council Study'Sesslori' and testimony sune City Council hearingswas received from the'followlng citizens, by date ofhear.ing:

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September 14,2010-No commenta r.ecelved .

October 5, 2010 ~Nancy Jang (who also read Into the record a leiter from Leonard Goociisman)

Novernoor1!:l, 2010-Dennl~ Derickson

December 7,2010-Craig CottinghamDaryl Vander PolSandy Guinn

15. Exhibits submitted at Planning Commission and City Council hearings.

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Exhibit 1 -

The following exhibits were submitted to the Planning Commission:

Exhibit2~

Exhibit 3 -

Exhlb/t4.-Exhibit'S .•Exhibit 6-Exhibit 7 -Exhibit 8 ~Exhibit 9-

Letter dated May 19.2010, from Sean Canady, GGlO Architects andPlanners, submitted at May 19 hearingDrawing entitled "Existing King County 2,01'111'1£1", submltted at May 26hearing by David Cutler, GGLO Architects and PlannersDrawing and photos entitled "Matrix of potential developrnenttypes",submitted at May 26 hearing by David 'Cutler, GGLO Architects andPlannersLett¢r d.ated~uly t1, 201Q,tram Mickie GundersonFive e-malls •••••lth various dates, from Gene Grieveletter dated JUly 28, 201D, from Kris SorensenLetter dated August 3,2010, from Mic~ieGundersonE-mail dated August 4,.201 Or from GeheGrlevaLetter dated AI.muet 16,2010, from Nancy and Gary Jang

The following exhibits wer~ submitted,td the City Council:

ExhIbit 10-Exhibit 11 -Exhibit 12-Exhibit 13"Exhibit 14·Exhibit 15-

leuerdated August 27, 201O;from)LeonardGoodlsmanE-mail dated October'a. 201O,frol11 Brien StaffordE-maildaled Oetober3, 2010, from Krista McKeeLetter received {JctQber 6,201'9, frof)1l$ha"r0l1McColrriLettar received November 1, 201:0, from Dqryl Vander PolExcerpt frOm WesthlJl Subarea Plan, frqf!'l,~ar;tdY Guinn

Exhibits arEtcomplledln Attaoome",11 tothe~eFlndlngs. Conclul>loo$and Actlon,

Findings 16 - 29 address key potential annexation area planning and zoning Issues

16. Hollyhllls / Pioneer Hills/ MornlngslGleSubarea (contains North Bloomberg Hillpotentlal annexation araain King County and Bloomberg Hill Island in SnohomishCourtty).

a. Subarea name ehange. The Commission found that changing the name ofthesubarea from the coJlectlve names of three developments -l4ol/yhills, PioneerHills and Morningslde- to the historic name of the land mass comprising theentire subarea -l3loomberg Hili-Is warranted. The nama S/oomQerg Hillis moreinclusive of all the development within the subarea than is the current name. TheCouncil concurs.

b. Asslgnm,nt9tBo,400g. aotbel!J}lsm41!?slgnallof!'~nstprmto~uirt'ZorilngtgJ\lpEthBI.oomberg Hili potential annexation area. The NQrth Bloomberg Hill potentialannexation area Is designated Urban Residential Medium In the King CountyComprehensive Plan and is zoned R·8 by the County. The closest equivalent

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Bothell plan designation and implementing zone Is R5AOOd. The CommisSiontherefore found it appropriate to assign to the North Bloomberg Hill potentialannexation area the R SAOOd Bothell plan designation and implementingproposed zoning. The Council concurs.

c. Rfltentloq qfWoodlm/ille addresses. The North Bloomberg Hill potentialannexation area Is,served,by,theWoodinvIUe Post Office and has Wood.lnvlllaaddresses, A number of North Bloomberg t\iU-resldents$a!d!theydeslredtokeep their Woodlnvlll('.J addresses and were worried that their addre.sses woulda!4~on:li:ltlclilllychangetoBo~hell ,if ailne~,ed; Bothell staff ~e8ortedthc!t they wereadyl~e,d·by an address'managemT~,tofflctal wlthth~ l)()itag States Postal Service(USPS, thatwhlleUSI1Sls.,gel'l,er,ally dlreqle(1 t~try,tQ"mat(!)~zlpcodesto citybJlundarle~. ltdoes notdq,'sopro-~ctlvely"anpmust,bElreq~est~d byanannsxingcity to rnakeany,sllGh'~ha,nges,!~ccordlf\gto staff, the offlcJC!I,~ald USPS willaccomrnQd\3ta aoommunity.'sdeslres; particuJi3rlywl1enthey align with servicedelivery loglstlcsiasC!f;)pears tope the case In .the area west,of 130lh and south ofthe cO\.jntyllne.ln response t('?thl$ <;:01')00(0, the, Cpmrnisslon .found It appropriateto include a policy and ectlon In the subarea plan to retainWoodlnvllle addresseswithin thE;! Nprth Bloomberg Hill area if and when annexation occurs. The Councilconcurs,

d.

The BotMIl Oomprehenslve. Plan similarlv deSignates the Blpombetg Hili Island Ii9;600., The Bothell R9,QO{) plal'l,deslgnatlon,- and,Oity R 9,600 zoning ~ abutsthe island on 'thenortti, east and south (to the west 01 the Isllilnd is a Bothell R2,800, OP plan de.signation and zone).

Slnc~ the current Bothell plan d9slgn~tlon<!pproxlmates th!=l el(isting countyzoning, the Commission found It appropriate,tore~affirm,the Bothell plandesignation of R 9,600 and assign Implementing Bothell proposed zoning etR9,6.00. The Oouncil concurs.

17. Maywood IBeckstrom Hill Subarea (contains MayWood Island potentialannexation. area).

at' ~~~ml'ID1·offH5,1~Og,B0t;Mllplan:4a~iWltltlQ!)9:OClgr0Iiose(1 zpiilns-x TheMaywood Island potential annexation area Is designated Urban ResidentialMedium in the King Oounty c;omprehensJve Plan and Is zoned R·B by theCounty, The closest equlvalent Bothell plan designation and implementing zone

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Is R S,400d. The Commission therefore found it appropriate to assign to theMaywo,od Island potential annexation area the R 5,400d Bothell plan designationand Implementing proposed zonIng. The Council concurs.

18. WesthlllsUbare.a(contalns Westhillisiand INorth, Westhill IslandISouth,Westhlllisland lEast, North Westhlll and Magnolia Dairy I South Westhillpotentlalan"eXllltlbnareas).

a. 'mif!nM1tl!lt,9t,;pl§lfli~~,19~;~il(itn~l~fmll!l~"QWp!W!:g.lllna'fta[Ms!e,@QI!~Dairyp[Qperty.eothell'~Wes\hlUS?lJbare~ Plan;~lIready contains languagerecognl?:lngthsspecil!ll stl:ltu.sof Magnolia Dairy. TheComl'r)lsslon found itappropriate to refine this language to 'specifically reference 'King County'spl.lr<:;t)ase of the devell',)pment' rights. ~.the. dairy, property under the applicablestate law; and tQreplaca the.current Open SpacedeslgnatlOliwlth an AgricUlturaldesignation .Identtcalto that utllizedby King County; and to assign Agriculturalproposed zoning replicating thatexlstlhg In the KlngCounty Code. The Councilconcurs.

b. Au!gnlJ1eml9f:R,Z;~QQ5lmu~~.RO,Q.QRi¢',Sbn;/lalt1il'~rl~4S'}Jrtgli@tl:onS.l1n~,pr8posed zonlnq. Most 9fthe VII~sthllJp~tentlal annexanon areeeere designatedUrQf.lnlR~$ldential Medium In thef<lhg Gounty Comprehensive, Plan and are'zone€.lR-6 by the County. The closest J3orhell,plan'.deslgriatlonl;'lnd Implementing'zon~lsR 7,200. " e

Thescuthemmoetportlen oUhe South Westhlll potential annexation area alongSR 52218 desIgnated Urban Residential High and Commercial Outside Centersin the King County CompreHensive Plan, and Is zoned R-t8, R-24 and OS by tl1eCounty. The closest Bothell plan designation and implementing zone Is R 2,800,OP,CS.

Based on the above, the Commission found It appropriate to assign R 7,200 andR2,800, OPt CB Bothell plan designations and proposed zoning to these areas.The Council concurs. .

c. BestOl11iltfoo\of,IM9uage goncarnloo prelid$edea~t-_taoneGtdr .Mree~neartht'!King Gounty I Snohomisb CountY line. A citizan pointed out that language from a2008 plan amendment had been omitted from theproposee updated WesthlllSubarea Plan. Staff said the omission was Inadvertent and that the languagewould be restored. The Council concurs.

19. Waynita I Simonqs I Norway Hili Subarea (contains west portion of South NorwayHill / NE 160th potential annexation area).

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a. AfnttriatjPDRf9xistlng·84QIQQl1'8nd'!SSi60Q. Bbtben~lf)nd@$Jg)lroIQna,an~asslODmen'tot R4Q.OOO and'R 9.600Bothell propos8dzonlng: 'The upper slopesof Norway HIli are designated Urban Residential Low In ,the King CountyOomprehenslve Plan and are zoned R-1 by the County. The BothellComprehlimslve'Plan currently designates theseareasR40,QOO, whIch isequiveilenttc)'tlie COlJl''ltyplan and zoning. The Commlssiorlafflrmed the exIstingBothell plan designation and recommenCfedassignrnent10 th'elseareas ofImplementing R 40,000 propos9<fz'onlng. The Council concurs:

The'(:)astslopeof N6iway Hill between Nt:: 157'11Street and 1\181'64111 Place Isdesigtiated:Urban Residential Medium In>theKliilrCdtlot}i Cbmprehensive Planar'l~,Jszorre'dR4bY'1MCollhtY.Tne' BothellCbmprehenslve'Plan designatesthl~'t!rea R SiGOO;wHl6hisecjulvalent'fo the CountY,plarrand zoning, TheCommission affIrmed the existing Bothell plan d~signation and recommendedaSsigotnenttothisatea oflmplt=$irientlng R 9,600propos9tl<zonIBg. The Council

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inelQW~ .. lHlIJ.l'lfede t4t"ljUfberi'~~~ Medium In the.Klng'Colint)i'0(>I:rIJ)r~hetisl'>e Plan arid 'are :zohed"R~(N:jyU'teCounty. TheelosGstadthellfolMdeslgna'tldn and Imp'Iementin"rz~nefsIR7i:2()O'.'f'Phe OommlssionfOlilnci'lt"8~prCl~rJatetoassign tdthls area' an' R 7;200; I3blhell ,pfao deslgnat10narid ~rOI'iQ$~d'zbnlh~:Th~ibounbll concurs.'"

c. J:' tl Thea '57Jwanita~Wobclihv\lleWay"nt esignatild.Urberl'Msidential Hlgnarid0ornmerC:iaI0ulside,Genters ItI;tl:1~fKlng,County,Cori1~reh'erisiVe Pli'iriahdls:zbned R~24andObythe'C6unty,' The Bothelle;:omprehensl'Ve Plan'current!(1es!gnatesthls'areaa neighborhood activity center.The'cl(;lsest;Bdtnell plan deSignation andlmplementlhg)iohe to,thoseof theCounty is R-AC, or, NB. '"

, .In addition to assigning to this area an R~AC, Ol?, NB Botnelhplan designationand proposed zoning,. the Commission found It appropriate to InClude policiesandimplerneotingr!=lguJatlon~ to ensure that th~ Elre,a,geVelqp~ In mixed uses in amanner'that is transit-oriented, encourages peOl'lstrl~fland'bicycletraV~1 withinthe neighborhood activity center, and incorpora1eshlghquall~Y~iteand building'design. The COIJncil concurs.

20. SrickyardiRoad I Queensgate (contains east portion of South Norway Hill I NE160lh and Hillside Estate.s potential annexation areas).

a. A$$lgt!m~t\t.W'8,.7;i209 •."R$;4QOd'aOd R:'2,80o.f3othflllfll~U'dt~ign<tllp!J~a[jg,j:lroposed 20ning.· Mb$t of the east and south-central portions oHhe potential

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annexation area are designated UrbanRe~ldential Mediljtrl in the King CountyComprehensive Plan and are zoned R-6 by the County. The closest Bothell plandesignation and zone Is R 7,200. "

The northwest corner ofNE 160th Street~nd124thAvenueNE and the plat ofMiIIsiqe, Estates are designat13d Urban Residential Medium In the King County

. Corpprehensive Plan angara zoned R~8by·th(:) CQUotYJ,Theclqsest Bothell plandl)lsig.natio,n and zone is R5,40Qd.

EXlstlng;.mu't1"f~tnilydevelopm(')nts~aslot BrickYafd ROl;ld and H6th Avenue NE'are desigl1ated Nf!)i9hborhOQd Buslne~s.lntneKlng.:P9umY,but,)lnconslstentwiththeplan,.ar.e?pned,R-12;and· R·1ebytheCounty~ Theql.Qsesl,Bothell plandeslgryatlon l:\fIdzonMothe exlstlng,countyzonlngJs, R~~OO.

B,asecl onihe.ebove, the C(jmmissl(m fQund)tapprpprfateto,asslgn R 7,200. R1;,400d and R 2,800 Bothell plandeslgnatlons and proposed zoning to th.eabove-described areas. The Council concurs.

b. . ~sSl$!)frt\\lnt'Qf{FhM,~..Qltfi:lStelil!b~lJ·RtiIi!'~WiJg!lff1.an,gigr&?~%Qa1n.!#. The,area·arp\.Ind th,el-4 ..Q5 /'Juanita.Woodlnvur~·Way·I!1Ier¢hlilnge.l$ designatedNelgnborhood ~usJne§!>ln,thErKtngQQu!1tvCQmprt~heo~iye, 111~1Jand 1$zoned R-24iiilr\~N13by the County! Th~'Both~U,C~ll1prebe~sJVEhPlan,currentdeslgnatesthis area a nelghborhot;td,~qtivltYijc~ntar. Tht\l,closeqt:BolheJI plan designation andImplementing zone tothose oHhe COllnty fsR-AC, OP.NB.

In.ad<1ltlOntoasslgningto'tl:lisareaianRMA0.,OP, N!il.Both~lIpIEln designationaM proposed zoning., th.eCQmmlsslonfoIJQdit.approprlatt'fto IncludepoHclesandlmplementlngreg.ulations to ensure that theare~ developslrt mixed uses In amanne.rthat is transit ••oriented,encourages pedestnl'lr'i and .bicyolettavel Within

. the neighborhood activity center, and incorporates hIgh quaflty site and buildingdesign. The Council concurs.

21. Canyon@reek/39th se,

a. ,,!~e.mmdfl!ID'·Qt·§{j!1lel3il!tlJell;JaoqY$e;~tgm1.fQltl§i;am;frevt§]!iln Qf;otb~WithlotbS! GMyonCreek I 39'h AvenuS~ESubarna.l~ 1994, When the ImagineBQth~II,.•Comprehensive Plan was ollglnally formtllateill; It was anticipated thatthe Canyon Creek I 39th Avenue SE Subarea would someday be annexed to theCity of Bothell. Therefore, lands wIthin unincorporated Snohomish county withinthis portion oHhe Municipal Urban Growth Area (MUGA) were assigned LandUse Designations by the City of Bothell •. Thesedeslgnatlo,ns are nofrecognlzedby Snohomish County which has Its own Growth Management ActComprehensive Plan and Implementing zoning regulations. Accordingly, manydevelopments have been constructed and occupied under Snohomish County

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rules. Because many changes have occurred within the Shohomish Countyportion~0!ttie Ca,nyon Cre'e~1~9th ~vehueSE Slibarea since 1994, a number ofam~ndments are 'ne~ded\Q refl~cHhe~e changedclrcum,~tance;s.

b.

Canyon Creek '39th Av§oueSE~llbaraa. In 2004 a~d2005, the City of Bothellcorhrtl issldileda1nambei'6f sp;ecfarstudi~~ Whjdl1.lnv~ntorled"ar.d.assessedwella'l'm andstre~m'hablta . . ...•'esotJtK~mporfio",6fthe Canyon Creek /39th

AVet\ueSE'Subiirea'a'ndtHlJ itely oftl:ief"'l~i'geraliiI35thAvenueSE Subarea.The studies Identified the presence ·of high quality salmon and wildlife habitat\1(lthlO,,1 Q ,gs ,g, !,'l,ge d,r~~o!JlIJl~l1qed a n9mber oferot~'st ..,.,.11'>' .'..." jR~ 'J)\ll1Portant habitat:l,'lr~~\>¥v'Ij~i~'sq ~1IQ,~i. . . ........l~ ..". 'v~,a,C!jVlty to satisfymand13tory,GM~~ba$ed.growth tatgets"lt\w~~det~rmlf\~d: t}1atrthe use of LowImpact.Development'(kl O)tepl1fliqU$S was Ujemostfeaslbl.el11eaM of achievingthe goalsofpres9!'V"'tion of the high quality fish habitat and achiavinganurbanleveloftdevelqpmE!njaqtivity,.,

Elsments'Within'tHellQwi ImP.8clD\:lveIOpment(L1 o.)~rOVjsio'1se>stabI!Shed for the. !'1orth 0reek Flsh~fndWfldllfe OritlcalHabltat ProtectiQoArealnclude:•. Pte5ervatjon(ifla(ge:'amountsoH6resle(leire~s - Fron:i.:50%to60% of site

acreage:':' '. C

, ' .." • L1mltlng,the' ~Wl';'luntof.effecUvelmpervlous'l;IIJr1'li()ea(~a$·(~lJchasstreet5,bLlildIJJgs,..patlo$~.~.From1&ltor40%jQf:a site;,>. ' ... '.i·

• Use of the 20015Department of Ecology surface water runoff standards (the2q0!5 .Ecology

• R''j3duct{or'i'lqm fo~ Climenslonslor lot, stfeet width. sld~walk placement,al1ubtJierslan rdsrand ~ , .

•. Useofialfernatlve'materlalsand,teChriIQoes,sucffas:'perVlous pavements andInnovatlveiSul'fac9'waterfacllitleswhlch:isII0w"surface,W;aleflto Infiltrate Intothasol!;

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Based on the above, the Commission found Itapp~opriateto assign the NorthCreek Fish and Wildlife Critical Habitat Protection A~~a(~p'1'!2I:1r*1;qndLqyv,Impact Development (LID) provisions to undeveloped or underutilltedpropertleswithin the Coal IWoods Creek dralnege basins Within the Canyon Creekl 39th

, _,',t', ,-;',. ,':"'- 't.,." ,\, __;,:' ': ..-" ,'-, __ ,' _, __-:-_! •. ,':c*. _ ,.' ~.' .AvenueSE;~ubar,ea. "FheCpuncl! concurs.

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using e following criteria:• Exclusion of lands previously developed to SnohornlshCounty Standards;

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• The Canyonc::;reek /39th AvenueSE Subarea l/lodswithin the NCF\lVCHPAare adJac8,nt'to the future 39th Avenue SE "Bothell Conoector"arterlel. 'Arterial s,lreets are capabjeofaccommodating. higherdensities andtraffic;

• The R 5,400a (LID) designatfon most closety matches the existingdevelQPrnentpattern.andttle plan designations and zoning regulationsestablished by: snoh0!liishcounty; and

• The R'5,400a (UD). deslg08t10n provides forthety;peoflotsize anddimension fJexiblIItyheeded to accommedate,UDfacllities.

Basedonth~ above"thEl.COmlni!'lsiQntouliditappropriatetc:> assign en R 5AOOa(LID,)Plan~eslgnatiQn,a.rld~~ni~golasSiflcatlOl1to la,rldswithlnthe NCFWCHPAportion oHM CanYOh Creek I 39lh Avenue SESUbI;iJet.). The;Councll concurs.

o.

e.

','te.,sybarea. ThIS$tlbst~tl§ini~~"'lroPO~l)t'C@rt1PQne!1t,9f;t~e:BP~Sn()homish09lJntY~J?U D ,ete,ctrl,cal d!stt:ip!Jtlqonetwork ahd (!;Qnf;ai~sb(jt~2sP Wand 500kVservice. TheOommlsslon fbund the above deslgnatl()l1an(,l! zoning to beap'proprlatetd refleebthe!exl~tln!},.usewhlleprf)vldI119 ..fbri,flJltllreuse should theBPA facUities ever~beabaricf6ned; TheCouncll'corrcurs.

f.

('J h I ',$ bS .tlo '. The Commission found this polley to beappropriate to minimize conflicts between the substation and nearby resldemtialdevelopment. The Council concurs.

a,

Finding 21b for more detail regardIng the NCFclassifications,

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b. A§§~nm'tJkQtfal,~QQf;!I~hi!'Je§I~!littin.afidProg9g!WZQ·Dl!J9~()th(!);pOr.l§r'sLandltlgsubdlvision ~astof35.'h Avenue SE flOd 'southof228lh Street SE. Thissubdivision is designated Urban Low Density Residential In the SnohomishCounfyCbmprehEinsive Plan and is zoned, R 7,200 by theOounty. The closestBothell plc:\ndesignatfon and zensJs R 7,200. As the subdivision Is built out,NCFWCHPA and LID provisions could not practlcaflyhe applied.

Based 'on the.~bove, the Commission found it appropriate to assign anR 7,200plahdeslgnational'ldlmplel'nentlngproposed':z:onlng; The Council concurs.

c. ode. 'ThIs su islohconsistsoflols between

12,0@~' '.nd22;.OOO·s<tU eat. ·ltls.deslgriat\;j'dUrban (.;Qw·Density Residentialin thelSnohomlsh eourity·Conrpt~hfmsl"e Plan and fs~zoned R 9,600 by theCounty. 'The closest B6tneilpieIOdesignationana zone Is.R9,600. Because theplat is bufltout, NCFWCHFAend LID provisions could not practically be applied.

THe 0ornmis'sior\ had re'Comrnendec;(asslgninQ .to'the plat of Woodcreek an R'7;200136thelJ.plandeslgnation ana proposetl ,z()nlng •.. Ow ring Council.'d~Hb&atI6hs,however.· a·C6uhcllrnembEfrralsaaconcernathafdue talhelergelot slzes'irl' lJ'IIoodc'raek;assl~nin9lR 7;200 planning andzonlrigcould resulUn'shott-plattirlg of some of thEillpts,ln. thesubdlVfs!on In conflict/WIth the overallcharacferofthe'subdivlsldn: The Couriclj concurrEldl Accordingly, the Counci Iflnclfj, ItlEjpproprlate:tti ~ssJgnan"R9',aaOplah' designation and .Implementing"t:ifdp6sedzOnlrig. " ,i

d.

23. Thrasher'sCorrier I Red,HawR:.

a.e orhrnlsslon found this

designation mdst closeiymatcheifihe rban Center (UCENTER) and UrbanCommercial (UCOM) Plan designations and Urban Center (UCyand PlannedCommunity Business (PCB) zoning ClassifIcations currently In existence In thecounty: The Council concurs.

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R()ad (S8 524):' The GOmrniSslon found thisdesignatloomostclosely matchesthe Urban High Density Re!:l!dentlal {UHDR}Plandeslgnationand MultifamilyResidential (MR):zonlng classification currently in existence In the county; TheCouncil concurs.

c.

e e ,aa e, msslo/1<foun<!thisdesIgnation most.,cli:1ls~IYtnatches· the LJ~b/;\nl.ibwand Medium DensityResIdential (l;)LD.RC!nd.uMDR)plandeslgnationsan(r~HP and LDMR zoningclassiflcatiotls cUfrently In existence inthe county. The Council concurs.

d,ifu;slgrnmentofff;I;20Q .• '§Q,.deSlfJtJ§tlon an4·!Uot20$!id i@!!lhg49 l~niis'I!iJJh~centeror1he northpart,0Mhesubarea, The Cbmmissionhadrecommended R7,200fQr the,Esther Glen,snOForest Ridge sUbdivisions, and fM.OOO for theGrannis Hills stibdlvl$ionrQased of) CountY2:oning of R 7,200 'and PRD:..LDMR.

"respectively. 'The Cqun6iJ In ItsJ:jeliperatiOns notectthat;GrannlsHlIIs, with lotsbetween 6,500 and 10,.oOO.$quar~f~eti was'develop~datd~nsities moreconSistent with the plat'sl)12DR County plan designation than with Its LDMRCounty zoning; Conse<:l!aentfY,'theGoul1cll f/nclsltl:!pprOprlqte 10 assign an R7,2.00 plan designation ~n('j proposed zoning to all three slib9Msions - EstherGlen, Forest Rldge;andGrannls Hills. <

e.'s $1thesast portion of the sybarea. e CommissIon found thisqesignatlon mostcloselymatchesthe Urban Low DensitY·Hesldential (ULDR) Plan designatlohandR. 9,600 zoning classification currently In existence Inthecounly. TheOouncllconcurs.

f.h Iff .:, ';jj '0' a 'Q ' '8' .tb'

,," ,--~, - '., '-.--- -- .. ". .RoagfSR 524) and York Ro~d. The commisSion found this designation mostclosely tnatc!1es the Urban \llliage (t,J\lILLJand UtbahMedlumDensltyResidential (UMDR) Plandeslgn£)tlo'1s,and.\NelghborhoodBuslness (NS) andMultifamily Resid*ilntial (MR) :(:onlng cfass/flcatlonacurrently In existence in thecounty. The Council concurs.

g. l1§;§irmrng\Qt ofQEpfanq.lttnatloniind.·a ••9{~o.O;~bnlnCjJ;··Cl~S§lfl~nQnlQJhe:'land·currently occupied by Femwobd Elementary School In the nOr!beast corner of thesubarea. The Commission found this plan deSignation most closely matches the

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Park$lInfrastructure (P/I),Plan de~lgnatlon and R 9,600 zoning classificationcum:mtlyIn existence In the county. The Council concurs.

24. Filbert IWinesap ..

a.sur Ion d Win a Ftdads: The'Commlssloofoundlhisdesigriationri'losfciosely maRes t"~Vrbail VlUage'(UVILL) PlandeSignation and Neig~bothood Business (NB) ~ria Multifamily Residential (MR)zonlngclassltlcatlons currently in existence In the county. The Council concurs.

At the July 28, 2010 public hearing and after taking public testimony anddeliberating, the Commission elected to expand thlsdesfgnatlon'loaricompasElall ?f..the p~opertles.vvlthl\1SnPh0rrtISh 90UI11.y'~,u\llLL d.~signatl.on. The Councilconcurs.} ,

h.'S~ {,s aCent~r.flartkihgFilbElltRbaciandDah1s(jn Road. The Commissionfound thisd~f1lignatlonmp.stcl.qsElly rna:tc;hf;}s1pel.lrb~l)tfi9nD.ensny ~~~jdential(LlHDR)PJande~.I~inat.19hand, Multlf.nnily. ReslqeFlti§1(MR) zoning. classification currently

, in existence in the cQunty., ThE)Councileoncurs;

c..AS§imnm.~t!MHe·gJ§ttjg~§!f.lt1sJtlt()'lifli;pt~P¢Sfj9·.zg0In~H~ •.lan.dS')ro::t110,Jjm:tit'cenlreland faf southeast corner of the subarea. The commission found tl1ls .designation .lUost ql(j~el¥ ll1l.'itc~~ the, Urb;:m LOWIJl)ensity ~esldentlal (WLDR)p ian~tlsigpatfoniln~. Mti..B zQoing'(llasslf1c;etion currently inexistence In the.county. The CouncJf.,cencur:s.'

d. r . ,~.fu.g>Yco .10 1",Qf·jPl.,...

ROad, .Th~ C{)rnt:rirS$IOnfound~hts'deslgnalion mast closely.rllatchttsthe UrbanLow:andMe.dlumPenSlty Residential 6L1LDRand LlMbR) Plan designations andpredominantly LDMR··zonlng classificationcurrently Inexistsnceln the county.The Council concurs.

e. tS~mW!iQt'&fi'i.flqil:Qlin'~~lgQatlQl1il!)dprolmSI;ld;zotl!t!,lQ landalollienorth c~ntral and west Qenttal·gart ofJhesIIPC!rea, Tho Commission found isdesignatio!) most closelymatch~s1he Urban Low Density Resident/al (ULDR)Plan designation arid PRD~lt2QO and PRD-9i60D zoning classifications currentlyin existence In the county. The Council concurs.

f. A~llfg~hlfjfR7:!20Q:PI£l!Td~slgnS)t!o.n!and'ru:QP.Q~ed tQrjhlg,tc!rltm~ih theoortJ;jw€1~t1iimt tlQtI~isteom§!l!1ii,1;11QOg'h4Q5.e(ft~r1dlb!1'intQ:jbft:cf;lnttlr QfJI1~'

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~uba~a. The Commission found this designation most closely matches theUrban Low Density Residential (ULDR) Plandesfgnation and R9,aOO zoningclassification currently In existence In the county .. The Council concurs.

g. ~tjs!9nrnehtbtR!'9.e;!1lQli1laOdl;1sJ€lnatto!la nqQrQQ9s~gzonl!lr:nol~f!tlMtie'most 'of the ,east Rartof thesubarea,axtendinglo the north Qentral,area. TheCornmls$io.h found tnls,aeslgnatlon most' closelM mEjtches the Urban Low DensityResidential (ULDR) Plan desig,hatlon and R~,60()zoning classification currentlyin exlstehCe/niMe county. Th~Councll concurs.

25. DqmsonIL()gEm.

a. it\s!lr"~ " . "Logan Road in the vicinity of 20 Place SW. The Commission found thisd-:Signatfonandproposedzoning most closely match the Uri)~h High DensityReSoId,en~lal (UHPR}Plari designation 'ahd Multiple Residenli;:SI'(MR) zoningclassifiCation (;urrently in existence' In tbecQun~y. The Counql! concurs.

b....4!hAve no ,of Sti:eef,SVIf.' The Commlss1ol1 undthis designationand proppsed zOl'llng,m<ilstcloselymatch tMUrben High Density Residential(J.).tlPR) Pland?slQnationand Multiple Reslderltlql (NtH) zoning classification9Ufl'eJJJly,inexlstence In.·1f1e' c'C~untY;,The Qouf:lqilcon<,;u~s. " '

0.:'80erset~l'lof6a $oitRoa<ferid'L:o~~n,Road. Tnisaree Is

currel'1tlydeslgnated Urban Medium Density Residential by Snohomish Countyand lszoned Townhouse (T). The Commission recommended an R 7,200 plandeslgnatTonand proposed zOlllng for this area, as nOlle oNt isaeveloped tor9wnnopS9 densltles'andlt.!s surrounded QYde,tadhed single family SUbdivisions.An owner of'/)rQperty. within this area SUbmitted a .Ie~terrequesting the City assignthe closest Bothell 43Quivcllent tothe County's !ownhOUSGiZOne, which would beR 2,800. 'The Council considered this request at its Novemoer 16,2010 hearingand supp.orted the Planning Commission recommendation. 'The property ownersUbse.G!uenlly attended the December 7, 2010 Cauna" hearing and requested anR.4,OOOB.othellplandeslgnatlen and Implementing proposed zoning asacOmpromlf3e. Citing' pro~lmlty to another proposed R 4,QOO.area to the seutheast,the Co.uncllelected to assign thIs designation and propOsed zening to the areanortheast of the Intersection of Damson Road and Legan Road.

d. a:SSlgme',.. ., . '.. .. . ....'.. ,eabe!:Wee Wa d,S Danvers Road extending west appro2{imately800feet (as measured along the 2051

" Street 8W right .ofway),' The Comrnlsslon20

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found this designation and proposed zoning most closely match the UrbanMedium DensftyResidentlal'(UMDR~ Plan deslgria.tion and LowDensity MultipleResidential (LDMR) zoning classification currently In eXlstehce In the county.

. The Council concurs.

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,At the requept of a prop.er;ty 9wner at tf;le ,,~a, 20,1.0,pyblfc.~earll1g and aftert~klnQ public testirno~y, and de)!beratlng. Sg(rim .;~1~9.!~~to revise the~langesi9nati9n, andpf9P?sed zOI},I'W,foJ pr9perty t~d.ffTlrl)'edjatelyeast of.2.03id~JFl,ce:sW·(!heGun~·~.r~~n~rop~'ctYkfrem.~g.,19~~.200, as the subjectprl?pet,ty ltII<?uldhaye~op~tit\)t!(lda p~nlm'lull'l9f R 9.'" .. with R7,200 on three'

,sjOes. The COJ.lnqllconq~rs. t.;, s :

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.g,

n!y(PII) Plan',2()O zoning

prOYJd~~foral>proprif!~eclevelop~ent,Rotentl~!.~h9!.l!d the park property ever besurp{used and sold. TM couhcllcohcvrs:'" .

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n found theC£; plan eleslgnatlon ' rti.8t6hesttfe c'b'Ol1tYPa'tkslltlfrastructure (P/I)

r, f < v ~ '_ ',' _ . ': •. " ;:': '.", ~ ,- -" ,c,.' ,,' ,. , i] . \ .•..- ~".'

Pland,?sl9,natlon for these .!lltles, and,th'e;pr~p?s~~ ~ 7;200 proposed zoningprovides tor approp'riat~development' potential snould tbe-school and fire stationproperties ever be surplu-sed and sold. TheCbilnbll 'conccirs.

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preserve existing neighborhood character and provide for compatible futuredevelopment, the Commission found It approprlats to asslgnan R 7,200 plandeslgnatibnand proposed zoning to the bulk of the subarea. The Councilconcurs. (See Finding 25c for a discussion of.an ares-zoneo townhouse In theCounty whioh the Commission had recommended for an R 7,20013othell plande!jlgnatl,oR(lnd proposed zoning, but which the CQunclldeslgnated ana zonedR4•.000 following a request from a property ownerwithintpe!i!rea.)

26. Locust114thW.

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flurebarea 'is'ae~J9nated {;/C. ><apatchwork quill

o . e'tn~ntlnQC6lJnty'zonln'g', In'eluding R7;200,PfiD'7;200,R 8,4.00; PRD8;4.00, R~:6QD,'PRD 9,600 andPRQ20,oob. InaCCotdaoceWilh County landuse prdtedures,a'reas still zoned R 9;6.0.0would automatically be zoned Ii 7,2{)Oby the County in conjunction with any future s.ubd/Vlslon request, were the area torl;)main~nln()orporated .. GiVep the eXI$tlngdi.sJ¢lnt.ed:z:~.nhl.~'R~ttern, and theCgunty's. history ofre;zonlng UI..DR,designat~d.lflndto R7,?90,,lheCQmmISSlonFecp[l'1mendetit:}eo\heli R 7 ,2QOpI~n.designat1on.and.pfQPOSed zoning toP~9Wd~1forffif~.s,~watiooofjl1echarac~~r qfi~~~rea!'hdi~PllfQPrlatecomlDattblef~~ut;f1d~Y€dopm,.~l'lt,ah9 to br,lng r~glJlatoryuniff!~(l'1it}!to ,the a~a.

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• ..' . JAres/dent of the area requested the Council to conslaer asslgljlng a Bothell R9r609 plal'lqesignation and. proposed zoning Where Co~nty R.9,600 zoningcQrren~y exIsts. Itwas' pOinted out that this woul~ maIntain the patchwork quiltpatterp of the .existlng zoning, and thatB9t~ell'sR 7,200 z()nlngpTQVldeda lower10tYieldthanCo~nty R 9,600 ~onlng Inany case.

the Council considered the request, reyfewedthe rea~pnsf(5r'the PlannIngCommission recommendation, deliberated, and concludecfthe Commission'sre.com(Tle,n,datI9n was appropriate.

On anbthElr issue within th~ area proj)osed to be 8ssigpedH, 7,200, the PlannIngQommlssjon h~dconslpered aSSignIng a Neighborhood BusIness (NS) Plande~lgnation and proposed Zoning toa property located south of the.lnteraectlonof Locust Way and Lockwood Rpaq to approximate the eXisting SnohomishCoUnty'Pian designMiol1of Urban ,Commercial (UCOM).

The Planl'llng Commission recelvedpubUc testimony at the July 28,2010, publichearlng regarding ongOing issues with 'traffic at this Intersection due to sightdlstan~e and alignment problems. Several members of the public stated ihatthey would prefer to see a residential plan deSignation and proposed zoning on

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the property directly south of the Intersection. rather than NeighborhoodBusiness.

Insofar as the subject property is owned by Snohomish County. the Commissionrequested staff to contact the County for 'its perspective on this Issue. Staff did'so, atid learned that the County planned Improvement); to the intersection, butthat no speCific design direction Has been decldedas yet and there Is.np funding.fortheproJ~ctCountystaff stated that the Intersection Improvements. wheneverthey occur, would take most of the property, leaving too little for a viable businessdevelopment.

The ,Planning CommIssion considered this ·informetlonand recommendedassigning an R 7,200 Plan designation and propos~d zoning, consistent with thesumjunding area. The Council concurs.

b,

The 0ommlsslon foundltapproprlats tmasslen tlie R9,600 plan designation and~onjngCclasslffcation"()f\theKenmore Gun;Club property In the.east,centfalportl(m.ofthe·subarea·t(jmatobthe,existingSnQhQmlsh,~ountydt}$if;lpatlofl. ThisdeSignation most closely ma~ches the Urban l!:owDe,,~I~yResidential (ULDR)Plan designation and R 9,600 zonihgclass.lflcatloncurr'entfy in existence :Iri thecounty., "TIhe,GpunciLCOfi\CUfS...

c.

Sf!ohomlshCounty d13sigrJatlQO.The. Commission fOUnd. t/1lsde!'i,lgnat/pn mostcloseJy;matches:th~Urbao·High Density Hesidentla I (UHDR) Plan' designationand Multiple Residential (MR) zoningclasslflcatlon currently In existence in thecounty. The Councl! concurs.

d.

27. Rezones granted by Snohomish County from R 9,600 to R 7,200 prior toannexation to Bothell

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The Cornmlsslon noted that under Snohomish County j!lolicies and regulations. rezonesfrom R 9,600 to R 7,200 are virtually automatic upon property owner request. and manyproperties within the MUGA have In fact been rezoned from R 9;(100 to R 7,200 In thismanner. therefore, should one or more such rezone requestswlthln the MUGA beprocessed and approved .bySnohomlsh County prior to the·effective· date of annexatlorrIn an area assigned a Bothetl R 9,6QO designation andproposed,~onlng; theCommission recommended revisitIng the80then plan deslgnaflons, and proposed zoningfor the .affectedarea so as norte create a non-conformIng situation. The Councilconcurs.

28. Changes toP/annlng Area-wide poJiciesand regulations toreflectsubareaplanning·sndzoning reeommendaucns.

In the course o1this subarea planning and zoning effort,certaln new plan designationsanqzones, were cre~ted (~ig., Agrlewltural, IntheWesthjll8ubarea~t ot(!\er existing

·deslgnatlonsand'zolles'wer~combjnea Ina new way (s.g••R-Ae,OP. NB In Waynita 1Simonds I Norway Hili, BriekyardRqadJ Queen$gateandFiI~,~rt lWinesap); and 'Somenew dimensional standards Were proposed (e.g., 50-foot height limit In the 1·40'5! Juanita• Woodinville Way NelgIJbothood AetlvltY Center). For Internal consistency, theCOn'ltnisslon fdOnd these additions QrChangesto sUbareaplans.an(f:zonlng chaptersnec~s.sitatelncorpora1IonoiAfletcf:llhgreferencesln the'Plan,rill1gArea:,wlde policies sndCity-wide regulations. The. Council ooncurs.

29. Inclusion oflanguage In sUbareaproflleseoncernlng stormIslJifacewaterfaciUtlesand management

TheCommlsslollrequestep that thep,rofile ssetlonso! affected subarea plans be reVisedto Include language concerning storm and surface water origins and management. TheCommission review.ed a'nd recommended approval bfsuch language. The Councilconcurs.

30. Populationand~mployrnent growth targets v. Capacities

The Growth Ma(tsgement Act requIres JurisdiCtions to ac:commOdalatheir fair share ofpopulation ahdempJoymMtgrowth projectedforurbahgtowth are,as.8oth the KingCounty Countywide Planning Policies and the Snohomish County Countywide PlanningPolicies establish population and employment growth targets for the unincorporatedportions of th,e Bothell Planning Area:

In planning and zoning for the City's potential annexation areas, BotheJl Is required toensure that plan designations and Implementing zoning create enough population andemployment capacitl~ to achieve the growth targets established In the King County andSnohomish County countywideplanriing policies for those areas.

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Staff analyses have concluded that population and employment capacities are sufficientunder proposed Bothell plans and zoning to accommodate assigned populatfon andemployment targets In both the KIng Cbunly PM and the Snohomish County MUGA.

These analyses are summarized for each county in the following paragraphs.

KlngCountvPAA

The King county Countywide Planning Policies es,tablish thefollowing.growth targets forB6th9l1'spotentlal arinexatiorl-areaS wltnin King County for the period 2006-203'1 :

• Netn'e'w'dwellingunlts; 810• Net new jobs: 200

To determinewhetherthe Bothell plan designations and Implemantlng~r)esrec0rT1rT1ended~ythePlannil'lg cemmtssion woulcl accommodate theabove 2031targ~t$';'~taffa'p. .tWe hciuslng :~hd~l11ploYmentcapaCityformqlas e'stabllstled underthe Klrig'C;ounf Btifldabl~ Lahd!t~ro9ran'i. " ,

K.I~'C.O~,nty~~·,~9!,I~abi~.L~~dSprOJ~~a~~~sdevC310l?ed'asa r~sultofan;t1m.endment to ,tne' 9r()~"rManaQ~mEfntAol!~ 1997,: .l'he~.mendment reqjJiredslx W(:l~ternWa$hin'gtOl1'co:iintie$ilintiI6d~KWlg.and.srroho'mlsh~ou~tles)to•.cre~teand'implementa review and evaluation programaimed atdeteriiljnin~fiftheco.unti~$;navitan'adequateamount of r~sidentlal, commercial, and Industrial land to meet.thegrbwth needs spelledoUJ'rltb,~ir;!,~9~tD\'lircitieS"I~~AY9~p.fehenslve plans. Affectedc0unties must performaBull~~ple,Lj;lf;ldS analysis ~yeryJIv.eyear~;fthelast was performed in 200.7).

ThE!,Kfi'lgCounty Buildable Lands '!IithOdologles consist of the'foilQWlng,steps:

t:lousingcapacity formula -1. ' ·Oetl'lrrtj..lnI'l9rci¥.~pr;~s.,pf.yac~ptandrep,9velopable lanp (based ona percentage

of.!WQrqvarnelJl vah.J~tolan(tva1ps)2. Deduct arnq!.ll\'t,qf Ia,t;l,d.in~ritipalar~ljl,s , '.3. Deduct percentage of land area forfuturerlghls of way4. Deduct percentage of land area for future public purposes (e.g.) parks)5. Calculate net acres6. SlJbtrElct p.ercehtage, ofl!3nd for market factor (in Bothell, 10 percent for.vacant

land, 10 perc£lntfor re'qavelppab/e land)7. Calculate available net acres8. State assumed future densIty for each zone (number of units per acre)9. For rsdevelopable land, subtract existing unitsto, Multlply'avallablenet acres x assumed future density - existing units to calculate

houslnpcapaclty.25

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Emplovment capacltytormula ~:1. Determlneqross acres of vacant and redevelopable land2. Oeduct amount of land In critical areas3. Deduct percenlage of land area for future rights otway4. DedljctI"ercentage oflandarea.fortuture public purposes (e.g;,parks)5. Calculate net acres6, Subtract percentage of land for n'larketfactor(same percentages as in housing

capacity formula above}7. CalcUlate 8vallal:}Ie netacres . "8. State assurhedfuturefl()or ~re~ratlo ;(FA,R) foreach zohe (forexampl~, an FAR

of 1 would allow a one-story building covering an entire property, or a two-storybuilding covering half the propeny)

9. Multlplyavsllable net acres x assumed future FARta calculate floor area capacity10. State floor area per employee for eachz,one11. Divide floor area capacity by floor area per employee to calculate employment

capacity.

For mixed use zones, an additional step Is requIred to estimate the Els$umed·futurepercentages' of net land developed In reslqli))1tlaj (lS8sv.cbmmS(c!al uses.

The City's Geographic Informc!!.t.l(jnServlce$(~IS),Pivislon applied th~labov~foti11ulas tothe BOlhell Plan'ds$lgna:tJons aMd llllpl,ernentlngzones recommended by the PlanningCommission for theti:mit()rycomprlslng.8otl')eWs PAA withlnKlng'County •. Theiresul!s ofIhe calcu/atlgns were as follows:

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" 2031 target, perKingCOt,ln!y··CountywidePlann/nQ pollcles

capadty underrecommended Bothell plan

.. designations and zones

4<l9.810

Net newiobs 200

Based on the above, the 13othellplandesignatlons and Implementing zonesreecmmsndedby the PlannIng odmmlsslon for Bothell's designated PM in King Countyprovide surplus housing and emploYn'l$ot capacity to accommodate the 2031 targetsestablished In the King County countyWide Planning P61i91es.

Snohomish goun!Y MUG8

The Snohomish County Countywide Planning POlicies establish therollowinggrowthtargets for Bothell'S potential annexation areas within the MUGA for the period20Q2-

. 20.25:

• Net new population:• Net new Jobs:

13,729788

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Pleasenotelhat Bothell's populatlonalid employmenttargetswererevlsed in 2010 torefleot a revision to the Snohomish county CPF'sto reoognlze@tactual MUGAboundary between Bothell and Mill Creek.PrevlouifSnohomlsh courityCPP mapsshowedanlricorrect boundary ....ThEJboundarY tevlslon resultedln'Bothell's targetadditional population increasing from 13\444 to "1'3,729 .•. Beoauseof the small amount ofefnployme'nt<in the revised map ares, there Was ii(h::hange to'lne addltlonal.e'mploymf;lntnumber.

Nbtealso "that While the Kin~8ountyePPs'express'popola'ioii growth'targets In terms ofaddItional. hOuseholds,thEl"Snotlomish 'Cotlnty'(3PPsexpres$,tliem ·11''1 terms of actualadditional p0Pculation (persons).. I~ add!tlo~•.\Vhl..le the Kln{,J,County CPP time' perlodforgrov,vtI1'tatg~ts Is 2006';.i2031, 1he.$nohbrrHsh'.Obulity6PP'l13rget periodJs2002 - 2025.

TO'oeterm inewhetl1et thal3pthell'plahl d~slg'liatrons an<Wmplemeriting zonesrecommendedby the Planning Comml$sl(jti~(juldaccomrlfQdatethe aoove'20.25targets, staff applieq the housing and employment capacity formulas established tinderthe Sndhorrilsh County El'ullda'ofeLands pr-ogfam.

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T~~$6bHcimlshCollhtySuildahle t~n~~rr;ethodOI6gies.are$lmllar to King County's andconslsf'onhe foUowlngsteps: .

Housing capacl!yformula -1. 'P.et~Fm/ll~,gtq"'Sijpre~>Qfv§c{!n.tand~r~d,,!vet9Ii>abJe1a.I'!~L2. O.e,du~t~m.9!-1ntofJao,C1!,Jn,c(ltIC!;lI@r~a~,.. c'. ·cc .•

3, Oed~ct perce,p!13geiflfland~ff!a.for futur~rlgQ~S'Qfw~¥ ',4,; ' .,Oed t;lctP,ercentage! ot landJ~.t;e~Jorfuture,puQlicpurposes'(fl.9.,p8fksl5. Calculate net acres6. Subtract percElntageofJan~Hor marketfactbr (In Bothell,10 perc9nUorvacant

land, 15 percentforredevelopabJeland)'7. ¢alculatec-ava.llablenet1scrEls

'8. ,. Statfr.a~sumed fufureaenslty for each':zdne(numberof unitsq1l9r8cre}9. Forredevelopablelandj'suj)tr8ct existing, units10; Multlplyavallablent:\t acrss X,assumetl'future' denslty- existing units to calculate

housing capacity.

Emplovm~nticapacit\! formula -". DetermIne ~ross acres: of vacantand redevelopable land2. D.eductamolJnt.oflanGi Incritical areas'3. Deduct percentage of lai1darea forfuture rights ofway4. Deduct percentage of land area for future public purposes (e.g., parks)5. Calculate net acres6. Subtract percentage Of land'for market factor (same percentages as In housing

capacity formula above)

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7. Calculate available net acresS. State assumed future floor area ratio (FAR) for each zone (for example, an FAR

of 1 would etlcw a one-story building covering an entire property, or a two-storybuilding covering half the property)

9. Multlplyavallable netacres xaasumedfuture FARtocalculate floor area capacity10; State floor area peremj:1loyee for each zone .11.. Dlvldefleor areacapl:jclty~yfloor'area paremPtoyeeto calculate employment

capaetty.

Formlx,ed!.J$6 zones, 1:inaddltionClI.step is required. toasllmate tOEHlssllOledfMture .percenlag8s.of'netlandfJeveIOpedln residential uses V,' C9mm~(cial uses,

the Glty's Geog~~phi(>lflfol'mat,on Sel'Vlc$~ (GIS) Divjsjon.apJ;llledtl\e. ?pove fermulas tothe Bothel·1plan designations and Implemenllng zones recommended by·the PlanningComm/sslonfor theterritorycomprlslng.BotheWs MUQA within Snohomish County. Thetesults pfth5<calculatlons were as follows:

Capaci.tyullderrecommended Bothell plan.des n8.tions.8nd zones

18,144 '

788 :t3S4

Based on the above, the BotheU' pil;in cteslgnetlol1s)mdlmplemehtlntfzonesrecommended by the Planning CommissiQ.I'l'TOrB6tfr'eWsd~srtl~ated MlJGA inSnohomJstl County ~ro\jlde surplushOUslri~andernpl()}lmentcapacitYtoaccommodateth92025 targets established In the SnohonilshCounty COLlI'ltywlde Planning Policies.

31. Consistency with Growth ManagementAct goals

The proposed BpthelLPotential Annexation Area Plan and CodeAmendmehts Wouldaffirm, update or assign new Comprehensive; Plan designatlonst6 80thell's designatedpotential annexation areasln·KlngCounly and Snohomish County,ahd would adopt

, lh'lpleJll1i:'lntlngproposed zoning for those areas, to go IntP effect upon annexatlon.

The overall approach is to apply BotheU plan designations and zones which most closelyapprOXimate eXisting King county and ·Snohomlsh County plan (jsslgnatI6nsandzones.Insofar as the King County and Snohomish County plans and lmpletnehtingzonlng havebeen found compliant with the Growth Management Act, so too would be the proposedBothell Potential Annexation Area Plan and Code Amendments, under this approach.

The Planning Commission found, and the Cal/nol/confirms; that the proposed BothellPotential Annexation Area Plan and Code Amendments particUlarly Implement thefollowing Growth Management Act goals:

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"(1) Urban growth. Encourage development in urban areas where adequate publicfacilities and services exist or-can be .provided ln.an effiCient manner."

"(2) Reduce sprawl. Reduce the Inappropriate conversion of undeveloped lano Intosprawllng,low-densit9 development." -:

"(4) Housing. Encourage the availability 01affordable housln~ to all economics(jgments of the population of this state; ~romote'a variety 'of residen,lIal densltlas andhousing types, and encourage preservation of existing hbuslng stock.'n

, "(5)' Economlc'development Encoutageeconomic<leiJelopment throughout the statethat is consistent with adop(edcCltnptehellslve plarts', promofejeconomld 0PJ:lbi'tunilyforall citizens otthls ~tete, especially forunerpployed andror dJsadv~ntaged persons,prorri6te the retention and<expanslpl1 ofexlstlng.buslnesSG,san<lreotultmlilnt of newbusinesses, recognize regional differences impactlngeconomic devei6pment"opportunities, and encourage growth In areas expl;lrlenclng Insllfficienteconomic growth,'all within the capaCitiesor.the state's natural resoutces,pubJicsei'Vlces,andpublicfacilities." '. ",. .,

"(S)' Property rights. Private property shail not be taken for,()ubflb use wlthout Just·compensatlon./isVlng beerimade. Th~propertyrlghtsoflandownersshali/lJe protestedfrom arbitrary and' discriminatory a'ctlof\s.·

"(9) Open space and recreation. Retain open space, enhance recreationalapportt.mfties, conSel'Ve fish end wildlife habltl!lt, lribreaseaccess to.l1aturalresourcelands and water, and develop parks and recreation facilities."

·'(1O)lEnvironment. Protect th'E!,environment and.enbance the stl3te:S high quality oflife, including air and water quality, andtheavailabllftYof Wilter:" '

'\(1t) CItIzen participation andcootdinatlon. Ehcpurag~the Ihvolvementof citizens Inthe planning process and ensure coordinatiOn between communities alid JuriSdictions toreconcile conflicts." '

32. Consistency with' applicable King County and ShQhomlshCountycountywideplanning pOlicies "

Oomptehenslve plan amendments are reqUired tobe consistent\oVlth.appllcable King, County and Snohomish Countyoountywide pfannlng poliCies (CPPs). The PlanningCommission found, and the Council confirms; thanheproposedl3Olhel/ PotentialAnnexation Area Plan and Code Amendments are consistent with said countywideplanning policies, and particularly further the follOWing policies:

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King County Countywide Planning Policies:

"CA·S (in part) - All jurisdictions shall adopt policies to protect the quality and quantity ofgroundwater Where approprtata,"

"FW-11 fin part) - The land use pattern for King County sheliprotect the naturalenvironment by reducing the consumption of land and concentrating development."

"FW.12(a) (in,part) ..AII jurisclictions with in King COl/r)IYshare the responsibility toaccommodate the20~yearpopulation project andjob forecast."

"L(f-25a (Inpart) -Each jurisdiction shall plan forandaccommodatet/la household andemploymenttargsts e~tabllshed p.ursuant to (the CPPs}."

''lU.26 (inpart)- The lands within U(cbanGrowtp AreasshalJ be.char:acterlzedby urbandevelopment. "

"PW-13 ~Irrpart) - Cltie~ are the appropriate provider of local urban service$ to UrbanAreas either direCtly or by contract,"

"J"U.S1 (In pan),- In/collabpration withadJacqntcounties,anddtles and I<ipg County, andll)<c~ons4Ita1fonW,ith resldentl~lgroup$l~ affected areas, eac!ac,~Y§Qaltde$iglJ~te apotentlalannexatlOllarea. Each potential annex?ltlol1area.l3hall be specific to each city.Potential annexation areas shall not overlap." ..

"LU.·32~hlpart)·~Acity meyannexterrltol'y only within Its deslgnatedpdtentlalannexation area."

·FW·~7 -Within the Urban Growth Area,Jurlsdlctlons may locally desigl1ateone or moreActivity Areas characterized by the following: .

a. An array ',of landusesj Including commercial development, houslng,publlcfacllltles,and public openspac8s;

b. Intensity I density of land uses sufficient to encourage frequent transit;c. Pedestrian emphasts within the ActMty Area;d. Emphasis on superior urbanQeslgnwhlcn.reflects the local comm4n!ty; ande. Disincentives for single-occupancy vehicle usage for commute purposes during

peak hours,"

"LU.63~Jurisdiciionsshall designate the boundaries and uses within all Activity Areas toprovide for I,ocal employmeht, a mix of'houslng types. commerciatactlvities, publicfacilities and open space."

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"LU-69 - All jurisdictions shall develop neighborhood planning and design processes. to'encourage Inflll development and enhance the existing communlty character and mix ofuses."

"FW-24 (in part) -All jurisdictions shatl support the County's existing ,diversity of places tolive, work and recreate and the ethnIc diversity of our communities."

"FW.;28 (in part} - All Nrlsdlc~lonsshall provide farad/varsity; of bousinglypes to meet.avariety. of needs' and prOVidefor houstn[') opportunities for all eccnomlcsegments of thepopulation" .

SnOhomish County Countywide planning Policies:

"L!G.;.5j~En~ure' th's sltinganddevelopment.of urban .growth areas,s.upport pedestrian,biCYCleand transit compatible deSign."

"I,.IG-8;-EnsureUGAs provide. sUfflclf>nt densit¥,devf3lopable Iand, public facilities and .pUl;Jlicservicesto'8coommodaten1ost ofthe,proJected.poPll!atlon and employmentgrowth. .ln apdltiorr, the~~nsityshould be adequate, a'Ccording tQrecentstudles, tosupport transit services and the efficient utilization of infrastructure."

"UG-9· (in part) - Respect the character of existing resldtilntlal neighborhoods and non-residential areas when planning for urban center and mixed use development within'urban'gtoWlnI8reas," ," I

"\:JG~11 " Encoursge mlxe.d use, pesestrlan friendly. and lransltcompatibledevelopmentin cotnprehenslveplans for areas within the urban growth area whlen are designated formultiple resldel'ltlaland non-residential development."

"UG-17 (In part) - Mun/clpar Urban Growth Areas (MUGAs) shall be established withinthe Southwest Wrban Growth Area (SWUGA),and·qocumented hi county ahdcitycomprehensil'leplansfor the purposes of'allocatlng population as required by GMA anddelineating future annexation areas for each of the nIne cities in the SWUGA. •.•

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"(:m~8- EncourageJland,use,ec;:onomicaM housing pollcles 1hatco"/ocate Jobs andhousing to,optimlze uselofexistln{l and planned transportatlonsysfems and capitalfaCilities," . .. ,

"OD-9 (in part) -Develop comprehensive plan policies and development regulations thatprovide for the orderly transition of unincorporated to Inc0rporated areas within UGAs."

"HO·2 - Make adequate provisions for existing and projected housing needs of alleconomic segments of the county."

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"HO-13 - Provide adequate, affordable housing choices for all segments of the County'swork·force within close proximity or adequate access to the respective places of work." ,

33. ConsIstency with applicable Imagine Bothell ..Comprehensive Plan goals,policies and actions

The proposed Bothell Potential Annexation Area Plan and Code Amendments wouldaffirm some existing Imagine Bothell.. suoC!reaplan designations, revise Others, andestablish some new subarea plan desIgnations In portlori~6nhe.MUGA'where·nonecurrently exist. The proposed action would also assign proposed subarea zoning toImplement the subarea plan designations and to go Into. effect upon annexation.

The Commission found, and the Council confirms, that these subarea actions would beconsistent with Bothell Planning Area-wIde goals; policies ana Mtions, among which thefollowing are partlclliarly applicable:

"L,U-G1

"LU-GS

"LU·G6'

"LU-G10

"LU-P5

"HO-P2

"HO"P5

Tb create's vibrant, sus,talnable, family-oriented community through thebalahced allpcatldnof landfor housinQ,commerc8, industry, recreation,transportation, open space, ctJItural tesoutcesal1d other uses;"

To ensure consistency among land use designation nearjurlsdlctlone!plannlng'boundarles,~

To accommodate the amount of pepulatlon and employment growthforecasted by the state OffIce of Financial Management, King County andSnohomish CountyfortheCilyofSotheli over the term of the Plan."

To protect the property rights of landowner,sfrom arbitrary' anddiscriminatory actions."

Promote In1egratlonof housing and commercial development In locationswhere combining such uses would be mutua"ybenefici~I.'"

Promote single family and multiple family housing design, includingsubelvlelon, site and building design, Which enhances-the communityImage, ensures compatibility with Stl(fOuhding ·devt:>lopment and promotesCity energy, transportation, historic preservation, urban design and parksand recreation goals and pollcles,"

Ensure that infill development is compatible and In scale with surroundingexisting development."

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"HO·G4

"HO-P15

"ED-G2

"ED-P9

"ED-PlO

"ED·P12

·UD·G3"

·UD-P4

"UD-P5

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To promote a variety of residential densities and hous,ing types to ensurean adequate tholceof attractiVe 1I~lngaccommodations to personsdesiring to reside In Bothell."

Promote an appropriate slIpply and miX of densities and housing types tomeet the nesdsot people Who work and 'desire to live In Bothell, 'especially near exlstlngand planned nansponauon and employmentdental's." ", , ,

To Improve the qu.allty ofli1e and create pJ~GeSwhere people can live.work, learn; shapand play." ' "

AlloGate lal'ltl forTetaiidevelopmentln'appropriate'locatlonsand Insufficient acreage to attract and maintain shopping opportunities aUheneighborhood, community and regionallevels.p

Encourage business. commerels! and Industtiarbuildlng and site designto adhEm~to .the highest architectural standards; Visuallntereslshouid beachieved through fa c;sde modulation, use of attractive colors, texturedsurfaces or other m'eal1$. Ihcorporatlon't)fWofKs ofarfinsit~ design isstrongly encouraged."

As a means of promoting vibrant retail areas, encourag!iNne!combinationof residential dwelling units and bUsinesses on the same property orwIthin. an identified distrlot •.,whefl:f'deemed to beappropriat6/'

Promote structl:lredparklng where appropriate as a means of creatingcompact retail areas."

To reduce dependence ,011 the,automobllethrQugh bulldln'g, aUeenddistrict design which promotes pedestrian, bicycle ancftransit usage."

Activity centers within Bothell should have a communlty,focElI,p!ace forpubllcfnterectlon. A focal place may be a park, plaza, shopping street or.othsr feature wh!chJnvites Interaction. The focal place should,aC90mmodatetral')slt ~Ewige and be Hpked to residentialarea;i viapedestrian and bicycle facilities."

ProvIde for pedestrian-oriented mlxed use neighborhood villageswheraappropriate within the Planning Area to promote a sense of community toresIdential areas and reduce the number and length of limited itemconvenience shopping trips by automobile,"

34. Environmental (SEPA) review

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The Bothell Community Development Department assessed the likely environmentalimpacts of the proposed potential annexauonarea Plan and Code amendments endthree minor Plan amendments which would memorialize actions already taken byresolution, all of which10gether wouldcomprls/il the proposed Bothell 2010 Planamendmentsanq assocjated Code amendments. After preparing and evaluating anexpanded.envlronmen~alchecklisti the pepartmenton October 27,2010, Issued aDetermination of Non-Significance 01') the proposedPlanam~ndments and associatedCode amendments.

No comments or appeals concernlngthed~terminationWElrefeCelved.

35. Washlngton>~tate Department of OOlllmercel1;lvlew

In accordance with the (,?rowth ManagementAgt, theCommunltyDevelopmentDepartment on September 7, 2010, transmitted a copy of the recommended potentialannexation area Plan-and Code amendments to the Washington' State Department ofCommerce for review.

Necomments from the Qepartment of Commerce or any other state agency werereceived.'

36. Gumulative effects revIew·

The Growth Managem~l1ItAct,<GMA) requlres·ihatl'all proJ;losats(for comprehensive planamendments) shall be considered by the governing body concurrentlyso the cumulativeeffect of the various proposals'can be ascertained ."

The·Council on November 2,2010, considered the cumulative effects ofthe proposed2010 Plan amendments and associated Code amendments, thus satisfying this GMArequirement.

37. Sl,lpport for annexation

While the question ofwheth'erthe City should proceed to formal annexation of Bothell'sdesignated potential annexation areea was norjn the Plannlhg GommlsSlon's purview,the Commission requested it be reported to the Council that the majority of personstestifying expressed support for annexation to Bothell. The Council duly notes thisobservation.

Conclusions

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1. The proposfild Bothell Potential Annexation Area Plan and Code Amendments. IncludIngproposed Zoning, have been drafted, noticed. reViewed by the public and considered bythe Bothell Rlannlng Commlsslpn and Bothell City Council In accordance With allappllcablec,ity, county and state lawl>,'

2. Theproposedl3othElIiPotentialAnnexatl!'!1'I Area Plan and Code Amendments,lncludlngProposedZonihg,8Ce.CQIlSlstentwlth.the Was~lngton Stale Growth Managemeht ACt,, the King COOrity,and.SnohomlshCountycoun!Ywide planning pollcles andthe ImagineBothell.., ComprehenslvePfa~.

3, the proposed Bpthef) Potentla'i Annexation Nee Plan and CodeAmendments,ihC1udlngpropo~ed'zpnln~'Rrhvld~foT1approprlatelanduses wlthln.areaslhat'areformallydeslgnatedltl Klhg;County,and $nOhomlsh.counwqounlYWldeplannlng. policies asbeing inost'e!fICleri~ly.andeffectlvelyprpvldedwlth urban !?ervices In the' long term by theCity Qf, Both(ilU, via the prQc:es,s of,anne~ai!on. '

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4. The prpposedB;othellPOlentlal AnnexattQl'1NeaPlan and Code Amendments, incillpingProp(){ledZonlh9, are In 'the best Interest of lhe pubflc health, safety and general we1f~re'.

Action

Based 0'1 these Findings and'CprCluslons, the,C[t~.cPun9ill3:p'proves theprpPQse<:1,BotheUPotential AnnexationAr~ Plan andCodeAmendmentsjin'oluding. Proposed Zonln!;l,concarningthe PM within King Coonty and the MUGAwlthin Snohomish 'Co.unty.

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King Couo\'i I CitYof,~,planriing and ZonIng Comparison Matrix

·~t·~~PI.a,es.prdm~toals.'wb;.Piil'lhcli$esatcd\crplay$tN~'ftnhOUSd'/$Whmitl&:PQO~~ndboat~~~.Mtcdunder8MCl.l.06.l.40~tiomI!!OI:wpIItiol"lS.re:~un&rBMCl2l)U.,,* '·.~·03vCilireSa:re~latmundet'SMC12.06.14O(7)"DDn'IdSc-anlmlds.1tie~Qf..UII:~dloU1de-BMC-l2..06JAO(2)·St.IIdIngHdcht-v.arl6~lII1&on..au.~'~mned~propaties.andwkti'ndes'JPIIfed~seeeMC12.14JS0&D40

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Proposed BothellAnnexatlons

Exhibit D to lnterlocalAgree;m-e'nt

Records to beProvtdeotothe Oity by King County

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Exhibit D - Records to be provided to the City by King County

ExhibitD~lRecords to be provided tll the City bYKi.~g County by February 28, 2014

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King County Executive Departments and Dlvisicns shall provide the followingl'ecol'dsno later than February 2&,2014, for a time peripd consistent with the State ofWashington's LocalAgertcy RecordS Rtetenti<1nSchedule 01' the County' sadoptedretention scliedule as approved1)y t&eLocal RecordsCbtn.nMttee unless otherwisespecified below;

1. Buildable Lands imortha.tionia. C . of subdivisions approved or pending (not recorded) from 2006. foB ti " •.' " '.

b. Stream or wetland modifications&th reducedrequrred buffets,approved or .pendi~s. (not recorded) from 2006 tocurrent,

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2. Code Enforccmentcases: Complaint :£iles - any that arep¢nding;notr~solved.

3. Land Use I Zoning Permits and information including:a. Pending permits, to be transferred-to Gity per ILA;b. Sensitive Areas - documentation of any known sensitive areas not

shown on the critical areas map;c. Parcel <lata files (any pre-application docutnentation) - pending, last

two years.

4. Street sign inventory I asset inventory including reflectivity information.

5. Copies of any documentation regarding responsibility forpower billing for streetlights.

6. Pavement management records I history for all sections ofroadway in theannexation area.

7. Current purchasing and or contracting agreements that will be in effect afterFebruary 28,2014, and for which the City will responsible for managing orcomplying.

8. Studies relating to stream habitat, water quality and flooding / flow control.Studies and background information that led to construction of regional facilitiesassociated with creeks in the annexation area.

9. Records related to privately maintained commercial and multi-family stormwatersystems that King County inspects.

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10. All Construction permit waivers for sensitive areas I criacalareas,

11. An historical maintenance management system (MMS) I NPDES IWFWD (WAFish and Wilplife Departm€lnt) records -cleening and ljehabilj.tation dates andactions, NPDES permit related notices given to DOE and received by KingCounty on theSurface Water cenveyanee and Retention I Detention systems fromWLRD and KG Roads Department (Last Xlveyears)

12. Reeoxds of ally wor~ plansinc1udi{lg ~ref~re.ncetoOllgoing maintenance forC;ounty responsibi1i.ti~s within the ROW and county owned properties.

13. Paper collision reports as prepared bylawenfercment personnel for the periodJanuary I •.2013 to February 2.1, 2014, in the. Bo~ellannexationarea.

14. As-built records of County owned fiber optic cable and fiber optic cable conduitin the King County Right-of-Way.

15. Records ofall ~olTespo.ndenceincludil1gnotification of concerns within the rightof wuy and County owned pl'operties.

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. Exhibit D-2Records to be provided to the City by King County by June \., 2014, if not provided before

February 28, 2014, as the County will use best efforts to accomplish

King County Executive Departments and Divisions shall provide the following information nolater than June 1, 2014, for a time period conilist~il.twitlrtheState of Washington's LocalAgency Records Retention Schedule or the COUIlty'S adopted retention schedule as approved bythe Local Records Committee unless otherwise.speeified below:,

1. Land Use / Zoning Permits and informa.tionincluding!· ,a. PUDs I PRDs, including parcel numbers - last 10 years;b. Conditional use permits-last 10yejlrs;} . .c. SDP (shoreline deve!tlpment·perrnit)vaviallCeS -Iast 10 years.

2. Buildable Lahi:ls inforntatiori:. a. List or allY s1.tbdivil;ibns'tn~t have ¢xpil'~d without being recorded.

3. Capital Assets reported by thePririlary (}overnment, Internal Sel.'V1ce.FUIlds orUtilities of King County that ""ill be transferred to the City o(Botn~l1 and maintainedby the City following 'annexation. CUrrent valuesin~llidillgestimate,dQr liistorical

, costs, depreciationmetllQQ., 'annu'lUMpreciation.,anddep.reciationto date. Themethod of calculating asset value (construction costs, unitcosts,av.erage cost factors),date constructed, and an)' cost adjustment factors wfU be included. for the followingasset groups; ,,' ,

a. Land: Land"RfghtofWay,Consetvatl0ll·Easements ilndFanrtlltndDevelopment'Rlghts

b. Infrastructuret' .i. Streets ~Principl:t1Aftetiiils,Min()tAtterials. Collectors,

Neighborhood access, Alleys, Curh! Gutter, Sidewalks (if not withinROW), Street signs, Traffic Circles, Landseaped Median Islands,Street TreeS; Eluergency,Vehicle A\ccessjPatns and Trails

ii, Lights/Signals> Street Lights; Traffic Signals, Flashing Crosswalksiii, Bridgesiv. Pal'king lots, garages, pay stations andparking lot lighting

c. Buildingsd. Improvementse. Parksf. Equipmentg. Artworkh. Intangible Assetsi. Utility Lift Stationsj. Water main, Sewer Main, Storm Main, Storm Detention, Hydrantsk. Contributed CapitalI. Work In Process/Construction ill.Process.

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4. Planned Capital Improvement Programprojects (letters, comprehensive plangenerated projects, school requests, ete.),

5. Accident l'eCOrds/lllappillg/metadata .

6. Unsuccessful. grant a,pplicatiQnpaperwork for projects that King County has appliedfor within the past twelve months.

7. Records relating to surface water monitoring data for the annexation area includingstreams, lakes and stortnwater.

8. Records related to drainag~ angwater quality complaints received, investigated andresolved by Kihg County in the annexation 'area.

9. Records related to drainage and water ql.lali'tyolaims for damages received,investigateQ andre$olved byKing C0l,lnty in"tb:e ~exation area, includingillvestigationrepotts,studies and legalinformation including the amount paid foreaoh claim Of any), or the reason.far denial of the claim.

10. Surf~ce,Water Capital Improve.rn;ent Program documents. ListS of constructed andp,lanned capital ,proj9cts t(jlatedtosf.team habitat, '\'Vaterquality~d cb'ainage !flooding, .

\1L All notices (e:mail, letters, fines) to private property ownerso;f,s,urface water

conveyance system violations, required corrections, absolution of legal authority tomalntainpl.'lvatedam(s)forthe PEl$t 5 yeat's. E~amples- gutter <:trainsnot tied in anddumping into r,a'Vines, illegal sized and uncov.eredmanure.pflescontaminatingstreams, iUegalconstruction of ponds I lakes for private fish stocking and landscapeenhancerilent;iUeglll, oonst.1ilctio1l9f dl\ms on Private land. (KC Roads, Parks, DDES,WLRD~ (Parks and Surface Water Divisipns)~

1:2. All Contract h1forma~()n for !lny contractor that has contracted work within the rightof way and County owned prQperties.

13. All project plan details and as-bullts.for eonstrnetionormaintenance activities withinthe right of way and County owned properties.

14. Recorded surveys, plats, short plats, and design I as-built drawings, beth in digital andhard copy form.

15. Any record identifying environmentally sensitive areas (wetlands, streams, lakes,slide-prone areas, etc.).

16. Any digital georeferencing source for items 16 and 17 to a map Iocation (for example,linking scanned drawings to Section-township-Range)

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17. Business locations including address

18. Records of all claims fordamages for incidents within the right of way and Countyowned properties.

19. All gen~ral'inr()rm~tioi1'aboutarly .proJ6ct thdl wruhinltially funded and not initiated inthe last five years within the right of way and County owned properties.

< =): {J' :"_>' _ .,-;'. "._ ? - __;"< T;20. All records pertaining. to ti:af'flc v61utheic~Uhthonr()ad segments and at intersections

for theperiod 2000 to current

21. All records pertaining to the maintenance and operation of traffic signals in theannexation area of Bethell,

22. ~lkr*.cofd~p~*a~~t» ,de$iln~ndi'~i?nstruQP()~I()f~e~,~tfinps; ~U1'bbU111P outs,trafftccircles, road elosures'and/orot11er trafflcchlrrii:ngdevices:or programs.

23. Fire safety inspec~jqfl tee "s.;ffQp1 f\!t~d Q.~Q.upanciesfrom the lasttime theb.ui1ding/occu. pan~~~w .......fiePte.Jk~.,... 4J~; :§{?tinklel',and other fire protectionplans/permit for commercial occupancies.""

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.Proposed BothellAnnexations

ExhlbitE to InterlocalAgreeim,ent

'Development ServicesAgreernent

ATTACHMENT A

Ex. E, Revised 8-20-13

Exhibit E =-Developmcnt ServicesAgreement Provisions

INTERLOCALAGREEMENT BETWEIlN

KING COUNTY AND THE CITY OF BOTHELt

RELATJNGTO PROCESSING OF BUILDINGPERMITSAND

LAND USE APPLICATiONS

THIS AGREEMENT is made a\1d entered, into this day by and between the Gityof BOTHELL, amunicipal corperatlcntn the.StateofWashi1ig,ton (hereinafter referred to as the~'Qity")and KingCounty, a home rulecharter County in the State 'of Wasl1ington (hereinafterrefel'red to as the"County").

WHEREAS, the City proposes via the interlocal agl~eemen't methodestabHshed .in RCW351\,14.480 to annex the nine areas of uaineorperated King Qounty which tqgether comprise theYity'::>.Potelltial Annexation Areas (collectively l'cfcl"l'ed to as .the ."AnnexaHort Area") asdeslgl1a.tf?din the. King County CJ9unt)fWide]?lannin'f!; Policies, which A:nn~x.atton Mea; isdesclihed in 'Attachment 1 ;Md ,. ,

WHEREAS, all local goverilmel1taJ autJlol'ityand jurisdiction with re$~~ct to the AllnexationArea transfers from the County to the City upon the date of altliexation,except as maybeothel'wiseprovide~ in the il1tel'l.ocalagreemcnt to which thisagreeillt)ilt Is ExhibitB; and

WHEREAS., the County and City agree thathavlng County staffprooess certain Anilexa.tiol1Area.building, permitsand land useapplioatious on behalfo:f1iheCtty fonl transitional pel'iodwill assist in an.orderly transfer ofauthcrityendjurisdietion; and

WHEltEAS, it is the parties' intent by vbttue Qfthis Agreement that any and all discl'etionarydecisions snat! be made hy t~e City; and

WHEREAS, this Agreement is authorized by the Intel'locaJ. Cooperation Act~ RCW Chapter39.34;

NOW) THEREFORE, In.sousideraticn of the terms and provisions, it is agreed py and betweenthe City and the Cenntyas follows:

1. PJ'e~annexati()n lJulldhlg Permit ApplicntiOJls Filed with iqn.g (Go(inty.

L 1 Except as otherwise provided for herein, the County shall continue to review 011behalf of the City all vested bulldhtg-related permit applications filed with the County before theeffective date of annexation that involve property within the Annexation Mea inaceordance withthis section.

ATTACHMENT AEx. E, Revis.ed8-20-13

L2 For the porposes of this Agreement, building-related permitsinclude btlt are notlimited to buildingpennlts, mechanical permitsfire systemslfil'e sprmkler-pennits, clearing andgrading permits, and right-of-way permits, Review by the County shall occur Inaecordanoe withthe regulations to which the applications are vested. Any decision regarding whethe» or when anapplication has vested shall be made by the City.

1.3 Exc.eptas provided in Section 1.9, ifa vested permit has been revlewed'and issuedby the COUJ1typrim' to February 28, 2014, the County shall cOlupleteaU reviews and inspections.The Ccuntyshallconfirm payment of requited itn}>.t:rctfeeS and notify the City that all impactfees have been paid.

, . 1.4 . If.a vested permit has been partially review.ed i11l'Ollgh the 1)108eof business onF'ebrual'Y 211 2014~b~t the .pel'mit has not been issued, the County shaH cOlnplete tllel'eviewthenshall transfer the permit to the City for issuance and post-issuance administration and inspection.If anyfees, hlcluding impact fees,are to be collected upon permit issuance, the City shalras.sessand -eolleet those fees.

1.5 The Cotlllt)i's review of building-related permits shall include renderingpecisiollSto apprpw, Ql;)ndition ,01' deny such appHcatlons,condl:lctinfS inspectio11s, issuing. correctionnotices, certifieates of occupancy, permit extensions and cdmpJetio,n o.r ex.telision·s,. andevall1atingcompliance w'lthappl'ovalcondiiion.s that extend beY01td issu'ance of a certitl'Cate ofoccupancy. ':rhe.Countyagl~ees ·toconstllt with the CitY.prior to rende~'!ng ailyadn)~llistl'atNelYappe.alable huifding·l'elatedperl11it decision. Appeals ofotlildingrel!\ted l?eJjI11~tdecisiolls;ifallY,snaIl be Pl'ocesse.d b)i thec;ity in the same l11annerasappools ofland usepermitsarea;dal'essed. inSeetion 2.4; provided that the City and Coun1iy may agree to have the Co~uty ¢ondnctsnch:appealsollbel);alfof tho City in pal'ticular instances whete.such processing.by th¢ COlJntywou)dful'thel' the ord~wlytl'l.!llsiti:Q11envisioned by this Agreement. .

1.6 The County shall receive and precess anypel'l'1lit applications made followingamwxati.on that itn.piem ent cendiflons of a Commercial. Site Development permit issued by theCounty prior to annexation. County permits that iJnplemoht cqnciiticll1s of. a Cornmerciel SiteDevelopment permit include those related to site, drainage, and Infrastrllctureissues, but notbuilding pOl'1J:)its. Atter February 27, 2014, the City of Bothell shalll'ecejve aM process buildingpermit applications and ancillary permit applications, such as fil'e and mechanical permits of an.approved project.

1.7 The County shall review and make a recommendation to the' City on requests torenew County permits within the Annexation Area that are approaching their expiration datewithout havingc()l11pleted the permitted activity. The City sha;ll.render allY final decisions onsuch requests.

1.8 For those building related permits- issued by King County priorto February 28,2014, the County shall review and render decisions on requests for changes or revisions toapproved construction documents up to the time that either a certificate of occupancy is Issued 01'

final construction approval has been issued for the project. If after Febrllal'y27, 2014, a request:tor a change or revision to an approved construction document is deemed by the County to be

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substnntial (e.g. the original house plan is substituted by a substantially different house plan),then a newappllcation to the City shall be l'eqllil'ed. The County shall consult with the City tohelp determine what is deemed a "substantial" change or revision. Following issuance of thecertificate of occupancy or final construction approval, requests for revisions to the approved setof plans shall be referred to the Cltytoprooess as new permit applications.

1.9 If a permit ha$ been issued by the County and the applicant has notsubmitted arequest for inspection to tlm (;olmtyby Febl'uary,2g~ 2014, the County $hall infarm the City andthe City shall have theopportul1ity to assume tesponsibiHty for remaining, inspections for andadmtnlstratton of that permit, Tftlte City elects to assume SUChl'esponsihility,.the permrtalougwith unexpended permit fees associated with the permit, shall be transferred to the City. Thepermit will be administered subject tc all terms and conditions established by the County, unlessrevislens are subsequentlYl'cques,ted bytheappUcantand approved hy the City.

1.10 The County sha:lll'cvi(?w and make r!!:collltnendations to the City's Public WorksDirector orher-deslgnee on applications to vJll'yadop~ed road Ql'dl'ail1age standards that aremadeincenjunction with a building rclateq application being reviewed by the County pursuant to thisAgreement. All final decisions 011 such vatianceappHcations shall be rendered by the City.

2. Pre~,annexation Land Use PetmitAtlglications Filed with King COUI1\¥ ...•.

2.1 Except as otherwise provided for herein, the County shan continue to review 011

behalf of the City all vested land use. permit applloations filed with the County before theeffective date pfanuexation t~at involve property within the Annexation Area. R.eview by theCounty shall ocem in accordance with the fcgulatiollstl) Whicl1theappilcatio)1s,are vested. Anydecisions regal'ding Whether orwhen an appilcaticl1 has vested shall be made by the City.

2.2 For those vested land .useapplicatiOl1s that do not require a p\.jhli:chea,ring prior toissuance, the County win continue topl'ocesssuoh 'applicatiol1sand shall make a report andrecommendation to the City's C0l1t111unity Development pil'ectol' or his ..des.ignee basedupon theregulations under-which the applications are. vested, Any' decisions to approve, deny, orapprovewith conditions such applications shall be made by the City's Cornmunity Dev..elopment Directoror designee and will be processed pursuant tq the City's applicalale land US~ review and appealprocedures, .

2.3 Notwithstanding any ofher provision of this Agreement, applications for anycomprehensive planamendmentend/or rezone and any asseoiated permilappIications shall bereferred to the City forall fur(herprocessing. . .

2.4 For those vested land use applications that require quasi-judicial or legislativeapproval, e.g., preliminary subdivisions Or conditional uses, or Which involve appeals' ofadministrative decisions, the County shallcontinue to reviewthe application as follows:.

A. If'the public hearing on the application was held prior to February 28, 2014, theCounty shall complete the review. up to and including rthe point of finalrecommendation. The final decision shall be made by the City Community

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Development Department Director, or designee, ilnd pl'ovided that decisions requiringapprova] bya' legislative body shall be ferwarded to the City for City Council action011 final decision.

B. If the public hearing on the application Was 110t held prior to February 28, 2014, thepublic hearingshall be sohec!u)ed before the City's Heal'i'ng E¥aminer and the City'sHe~ll·jl1.gEXaminer will make the f1naldecisioll.1'l'Ovided that decisions requiringapproval by ,8 legislative body shai] be decjded bythe City COUtlciLSuch applieatiomi-will ,be processed pursuapt to th~Ci~)"s applicable 'land ,use review and appealprocedures.' '

2.5 For t!xose vested subdJvisiol1;shOl't plat and binding site p1at1llPpJicatiol1s thathave received prellminarya,ppl'oval pdo)" to ,annexation~ the County shall centimresnd completepost-prelimlnary review up toanq Inchlcjing tAl:)point pf m~ki~j];a fmall'e¢Om,l);1enaation Q11 thespecific appncatiol1{~) submitted fOl'reylewpI'ior to Febr\lar~ 48; A014. The nnaLdeciSi'bnon theap~Uc(:"!,tionshall be made by the City in accordance wtththeCounty Code to which theappltearicn lsvestsd, All' subseqtlentpost~preUminapyappl'()yal applicathms' shall be submittedto and decided by theCjty. For purposesof this section, poSt-preliminary review includesengineering planapPJ'oval, ,final pJatl~hort. plat.Qt '.bin~irl.g,~jteplan apPl'oYal,and constructioninspection approval. ' "

2.6 The County shall revieW and Jllakfi) reoommenaaiionslo the City's puhnc WorksDit:cctofpnapp/icatidns to vary adopted road ordrail1agestan<laf4~that are made in conjunctionwith a land use applica,tion being reviewed by the G.ounty' pursuant to this A,gl·eement. All finaldecisions em suoh vat'jant.eapplicatiolls sna'lLbe re!ld¢tedbyth~City;

2.7 TheCountyshaU review and rel1der de<;islons onrequestsfot changestc appro.vedland 'use pel'ini:t ongineetingpJalls up to thetime that final·constl'uctionap,pro'Val hasbeef1 issuedfor the project. Following issuance of finalconstl'uction 'approval, requests for changes to. theapproved set of plans shall be referred 10. the City. As-built dt-awil1gsof the fillal approvedconstruction shall p¢ fotwatded to tbe'City.

3. List ofPJ'olccts; Exclusionary Option, Noti'c¢ofMmings. and Permit Data.

3.1 The C(~llnty shall provide to the City on February 28, 2014,_a list of all vestedbuilding,Jand USe and associated ancillary per111itapplioati(ms pending wifhln (he AnnexationArea. The listshall include the status of ti1epl'oJects.as. it iS$hoWn i.n the County permit system.This informaticn shall be provided until all permits on the list have been finalized, expired orotherwise completed. The City or County may a.t any time e>\,¢lude from this Agreement anyappJjcatiol1(~) on any such list upon providing to the County or City ten days advance writtennotice ef its Intent to exclude the aPl'llcafion(s). Upon excluding any application from reviewunder this Agreement, the County shall turn theapplicatiol1 over to the City for all furtherprocessing, and shallbe available for consultation with the Cityregardingthe application.

3,2 The County shall notify the City of all technical screening meetings, pre-construction conferences and engineering pre-submittal meetings for pr.ojects being reviewed by

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the County under this Agreement. Such notice shall be provided promptly upon scheduling ofthe meeting. The City may participate in these meetings to learn more about the project and tooffer comments.

3.3 The County shall provide the City with a copy of tiles and records of'allland useand building permit applications processed under this Agreement upon completion of permitreview, te.l'mintltion of· the Agreement under Sectton II,or expiration of the Agreement,whichever comesfil'st.

3;4 The Coun~y silallpl'oYid(;l to the City siigitft1files of historic and open permit-datafor the Annexation Area that is in the County'spe111lit database. The County's obligation shallbe to provide the data in the :format used by. me Count}'. it shall be the City'sobligatioll toconvert the data in such a way as to meet the Cjty's needs. The County shall provide asubseqaent and final download, showing all data through February 27, 2014, by February 28,2014.

3.5 No later tl1Qn March 3.1, 2014, the County shaH provide to the City a list of alltraffic' 'impact fees and fees in Iieu of park dedication collected. bythe County fOl'dey,elopmentactivity where' all site impl'ovements ano buildil1g¢onstJ~uctjonhave not been completed pr)prtoth¢effectlve Oil-toofanne~tio11.

4. SEPA COlIllj)jauce.

4.1 In erder jo satisfy the procedural requirements of SEPA, be;:ginnillgOilFebruary28, 2014, the City shaIl S<;il:veaslead agency for all Annexation Area buHdi.ngpermit and landuse applications, including those be3ng processed by the County pprsuan~ to thls Agreement. TheCity h;is d.esignatedand iden.titied the City's. COll1ll1Unity Development Director as the SEPAResponsible Official to maKe threshold detertn-ihation.s and to supervise the .preparation andcon tent Of¢l1vjI'QJ)l1:1eljta:lreview fQrprojects witlfinthe City. .

4.2 Any and all appeals lrom SErA threshold determinations and other SEPA mattei'srelating to projects within the Annexation Area slrall be heard and decided by the City pursuantto City Code.procedures,

4.3 For those permit applications requiring a SEPAdeterm.inationand for which aSErA determinat.ion has not been lssued priOr to Februal'Y Z8, 2014, the County will not takeOnalaotioll upon the appJlcatioll until the eltyls SErA Responsible Official has acted. TheCounty· agrees to provide technical andadminiStl'ativ¢ SEPAassistance to the City's SEPAResponsible Official on that project. Such assistance may inchlde,but is not Jimite.dto::

• Review of anapplicant'g envirenmental checklist and collection of relevantcomments and facts;

• Preparation of a proposed SEPA threshold determination with supportingdocumentation for approval, which will include citations to a) King COUlttyCodeprovisions that compliance with will negate a probable significant adverse impact,and b) King County Code substantive authority for recommended mitigation

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measures;• Publicatlonand notice by the County on behalf of the City's SEPA Responsible

Official;• Preparation ~nd~ubmitt8.lofawJ'itten review and comment 0l18ny appeal

received on a SEPA thresaeld qetcl'minat1on recommended by County staff to theCity's SEPA J.{,ysponsibleOffidal; .

• Attendance at appeal hearings te testify with respect to analysis of envlrcnmeutafimpacts, mitigation lllef\sUres and the environmental review process;

• Pl;epUl1ationof. any. req\'lired dta:fi,fina:],!iddendum 01' supplemental ElS forapproval of~he City's SEPAResponsible Official; and

" Coordinafiono£ adopted9f required SEPA measures of mitigation with projectreview staff.

404 Anydecision whether to condition or-denynnepplicetion on SEPAgl'oundsshall hemade by the CIty;

5. Adll1hdstrativl;l and PrQcessin '. County review specified in thisAgreement is intended to. be of anativ~·a.nd ministel'ialnatul'e only. AllyandalInnalrecommendations on legislative ol'qua~i-jud:icial decislens 01'decisions of a discretionary ftatql'CshaTl be made by the City's desi~nateddeoisjon maker andprocessed pUl'suant to the City"sapplicable.t'eview and appeal procedures.

6. CodcJi',nt'orcemcn.t.

6.1 The County shall ,pro'vid~:theGity' on Febt1.lary:48~2014,. a Jistandbliefexplat1atiQn of al,! Anhex~tlbn Are~C~4'tl tilllrorcemeut enses~includiug thiDsepertaiJ1ing tosurface watel'CodeS)Ul1dcl'1;evlewby the (}olinty aftlte tilne ofanoex/ttion. The City shall beresponsible for undertaking any code ellf()toement actionsfblJowing the dateofannexatiQI1., TheCounty shall provide iheCity with copies of any Annexatio.n Area enforcement files eequestedby the City,

6.2 Code enforcel11.cl1tabatemenlact)ons necessary to eliminate public health 01'

safety hazards shall be the sole responsihility o:fthe City.

6.3 The County is authorized on. behalf of'the City to enforce conditions of approvalfer those permits that the Coumy processes pursuant to this Agreement, Pursuant to thisprovision, theCounty's authorization Shall Ineanissuil1g corrective norlces andlor withholdingpermit approval .01' recommendation of' approval. JfcoclecompHanceremains unresolved afterthe flrst notice, the County shaH notify the City and, at the City's discretion, the City may initiatecode enforcement cases, assess civil penalties, initiate financial guarantee reeall.vor orherwisetake legal action to remedy the vielntlon-or non-eompliance,

7. Fhu\llciaJ Guarantees.

7.1 Any finaneial guarantee that is intended to secure compliance with projectconditions that are being 01' will be reviewed by the City shall be turned over to or posted with the

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City, which shall have sele authority and discretion over its release and/or enforcement. Anyfinancial guarantee that has been posted or is otherwise required in order to guarantee compliancewith conditions that are being reviewed by the County pursuant to this Agreement shall bel'ctail1cd by or posted with the County. On behalf of the City, the County is authoiiized to accept81.10.11 f).nancial gl.tal'allteesand to release them where it determines that conditlcns ferreleasehavebeen satisfied. Inntakingsuc!t decisions whether to release a financlalguarauteelnstnrraent; theCounty may at any time seek direction from the City, The City shall be solely responsible formaking any demandser initiating any legal action to enforce financial guarantees for AnnexationAtea projects.

7,2 Except for those projects 011 Which the County has prior to the effective date ofannexation of the Annexation Areaassessedrequhed financial performance .gaarautees, .the Cilyshall have sole discretion and resPQnsibiHty on the assessment of financial, performanceguaranteos l'equiredofall. applicant to SCCUl'e. compliance with permit or developmerrt' .•relatedl1equiref11e!1ts. 'l'he City shall ha'vesole. discretion and. responsibility en the rdease ..~ndenforoementof all required financial performance guarantees requh'eci.oftheappllca:nt.to securecompliance with pCl1nit or deveiQpment":l'elated requi rements, The CQJ.!.ntywiU not releese anyconstruction performance guarantees until the permittee has secured the' requiredmailltenance/defectbond 01' equivalent for the benefit of the: City. The County: will not releasean~..t1\ait5t¢11aJ}ce/de:fect bo~ds 'tJl1tn the Chy. has review~ > Jhedepl)1el1t:reJ~teqimprevements with the Cou.nty: Tnspectorand agrees that ire bona SO 'Be released.N'otw)tllstapdlh,'g the fOl'egoinl}, upon (,petial written l'equest~y the City, the County. may agreeto aSsist the City in det(lrtr'linillg Whether to enforce 01' I'eleaseparticufal' fimlll'cJa\ guaran.tees.Supl)assista,nceftom the County shallnot include the initiation 01' undertaking of legal aetiens.

6. Proce~SiugPrioritv ... 'Within budgetary constraints, the Co.nntyagrees teprecess pre-a11'nexa'tion.building and lenduse appHcatiOlis in accordance \vith the County's administrativeprocedures, atthe same level of service as ptovided to Countyapplicat!ons;

9. Fees and Rcimblu'semcnt,

9,] The City shall adopt legislation authorizing the County to charge applicants feesin amounts currently specifIed 01' hereafter adopted in King County CQde ..1'itlc 27 forappHcationsprocessed by the County in accordance with the terms of this Agteemel'it.

9.2 In order to covel' thecosts of providing services pursuant to the terms of thisAgreement, the County is autherized to .collectand retain .suchappllcation and other feesa\.lthorized by the County fee ordinancesadepted by the City pursuantto. Se.ction 9.1 above, or 8$

may he modified at some future date by the County and the City.

9.3 In order to cover the cosrsef providing review, teehnica! andadministl'ativcassistance, and other services nototherwise reimbursed pursuant to this Agreement, includingbut not limited to providing testimony at public hearings, the City shall pay the County at-suchhoud)' rate as specified in the version of King County Code Title 27 in effect at the time theservlces are performed, The County shall not seek reimbursement under th.ls Section for reviewservicesperfomred on an individual permit application where the County has already been

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compensated for such services by the receipt of permit application review fees. The County shallprovide the Cify with quarterly invoices for assistance and services provided, and the. City shalltel1der payment to the County within thh'ty days after the invoice is received. The City shallretain the right to pl'e~authorjze the County services contemplated by this Section 9.3,. includingthe estimated cost of.such services. Such pre ..authorization by the City must be in wiiting! If theCity does not provide 'pre-authorization, then the County shall neither I'Tovide nor invoice suchservlses.

904 For perrnitapplicstionslnitiated with the County and later forwarded to the Cityfor ClQJ11pletion,tbe. County shall submit to the City the unexpended portion of any fees <lolleetedby the COlJlltjY to cover the work that becomes the responsihility of the C.ity. The fees sha.11besuhmitted cOncUtTently witlItbe forwal'oingofthea:ppUcatlons. . .

9,5 No laterthan May 1, 2014, the CouQ.ty shall pay to the CitytU:l,¥ u1:1.experg:le(;it!,:afflc impact fees and fees' in lieu of pal'kdedicationcolJected by the County for develppnrent4QtlVUy where all site. improve.tl1ents and buHdingconstruction have 110t been €ompleted prior tothe effettive date df anne:x:atitm.

. 9.6 Ferthe ptlrppscs of this Agreement, "unexpended portion of.fees" shaH meanti1ebalance of any fee .collected bythe County fora permitappllcation which is later fOl'WatQed tothe Ci~yfor colllPletion. ThePar.tiesacknowledgethat the Countycharges fees both on a fIxedpdce basis as well.as by the hour at the rates set in Title 27 'of the King County Code.

A, C~U1ityfixed fees have been determined using the estimated time aa represented byhours or a p.ol'tion thereofnef}ded tocomplete.thepel'rp~t a'ppHcatiol'h;ls~~e01' planreview e's~andard time\') .nlultipIi;ed by the. current hourly tate, The .11M~pendedportion of a fee fOl'nnyfixed fee to be transferJ'ed to the City will bcratio of thedocumented time actually charged against the permit to the standard time multipliedby thecurrent hOlldy rate.

B, The County also assesses some permit applications, issues and plan reviews("project") on an hourly basis. For these, assessed feesbasedon all hOl.lrly rat<?; theunexpended portionofa fee.to be transferred to the City will he the balance of anydeposit, less the hourly rate for those documented hours ehargedagainst the particularproject.

C. The Citywiljnot beentitledio any surcharge amount assessed to a project pUl'Stlan~to KCC 27,02.1905. . .

10, . DUl'ation~ This Agreement shall become effective upon approval by the City and theCQulTtyand shl'lll continue until December 31,2017, unless otherwise terminated inacccrdaneewith Section II or extended in accordance with Section 12 of this Agreement.

11. Termination. Either party may terminate this Agreement for good cause shown uponproviding at least thilty (30) days written notice to the other party. Upon expiration 0)'

termination of this Agreement, the County shall cease further processing and related review of

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applications it is processing under this Agreement. The County shall thereupon transfer to theCity those application files and records, posted financial guarantee instruments, aud unexpendedportionsof filing fees fot pendlng land use and building-related applicati'ons within theAnnexation Area. Upon transfer, the City shall be responsible for notifying. affected applicantsthat it has assumed all further processing responsibility.

12. Extcnsloll. The City and County may agree to extend the duration of this Agreementthrough December 3'1, 2'022 OJ' to a date prior thereto. In order for any such extensions to occur,the City shaH make a written request to the Oounty not less than sixty (60) days prim' to theotherwise applicable expiratior; date, Any agree1rH;)itt by the Count Xto the proposed ex:fenslon(s)shall be made in writing. If tbe parties have not agreed to tile extension in writing by theothel'wiseappUcableexpira{ioll dater the Agreement shall expire.

13. Application Process. The City will prepare adocument desoribing the handling ofapplications based upon this Agreement. Both the City and tbe County will ha'Vethatoocumentavailable for applicants.

14. Indemnification, Hold Harmless llnd Defense.

14.1 The. COU11tyshalllndemnifY~ndholdharm!essthe. ~ity;anditselectedbffic.ials,officers, agents and employees, or anyofthem il'om any and all claims, actions,. suits, liability,loss•. cQst$, expenses, and damages efanynaturewhatseever, by reesoner; arising out of anyn.egJigent action .0.1'omission of the COlJnty, its electedof:t1cial~, off'i¢cts, agents, and el'nployecs,or any ofthen1, In.perfol'ming obligations pUl's\.lant to this Agreement. III the event thai any suitbased upon stroh aciaim, action, loss, or dmnage is brotlghttIgainst the City, the County shalldefend the>sameat its sole .cost and expense~ provided that the City retains the tight to participateiri said !!uit.lfallyprincipal 01' govel'nmenta'l orpublie law is involved,and'lftlllaljudgmentl1erendered against the Cjtyand its elected officials,officeJl$, agents, and employees,or any ofthem, or jointly against the. City and County and their respective elected officials, officers,agents,and employees. or any of them, th.eCounty shall satisfY the sante:

14.2 The Cityshall indemnify and hold harmless the Countyand its elected officials,officers, agents and employees or any of them from any and all claims, actions, suits, liability,loss, costs, expenses, and damages of any nature whatsoever, by reason 01' arising. out of anynegligent action cr.cmlssion ofthe City, its elected officials, officers, agents, and employees, 01'any of them, in peliom:ling obligations pursuant to this Agreement, In the event that any suitbased upon stich a claim, action, loss, or damage is brought against the County, the City shalldefend the same at its sole cost and expense, provided that the County retains the right toparticipate in said suit if any principal of governmental or public law is Involved,and if finaljllctgmcnt be rendered against the Countyand its elected officials, officers, agents, employees, orany of them.ior jointly against the City and County and theirrespective elected offlcials, officers,agents, and employees or any of them, the City shall satisfy the same.

14.3 The City and the County acknowledge andagree that if'such claims, actionasuits,liability, loss,costs, expenses and damages are caused by or result from the concurrentnegligence of'the City, its agents, employees, elected officials, and/or officers and the COUl1ty, its

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agents; employees, elected officials, and/or officers, this section shall be valid and enforceableonly to the extent of the negligence of each party, its agents, employees, elected offlclals, and/orofficers. .

14.4 In executing this Agreement, the County does not assume liahility atresponsibility for or in ally way release the City .frcm any IiabiHty or l'csponsibiHtythp.t arises. inwhole 01' in patt from the existence or effect of City ordinances, rules, reg111uti'6ns,policies orproc(lduxes. If'anycauee, claim, suit, action orproceeding (administrative or judici~d), Isinitiated ~hallertgj.ngthe validity or applicability of any City ordinance, rule or regulation, theCity shall defend the same /1t its sole exp<msetllld if judgment is 'el1teredot dama~esawardedagainst the City, the County, 01" both, tile City shall satisfy the same, includ,ng an chargeablecasts ;(Indattom;eysi fees, .

15. Personnel. Control of Ceuntypersonnel assigned by the County to process appllcatipnsunder thls Agl'ccmerlt shail remain with the County. Standards ofpe.rfol"l11ance, discipline. and. a'llother aspects of performance shall be governed by the County.

16. Administration. This Agreementshall beadmlnistel'ei.:l by theCotmty Ditectol"oftheDeparanentof Permitting and Environmental Review or hisdier designee, and by the City'sComtrmt);ityDevclopn1.Cilt.Directol'or his/her designee.

17. Amendments. This Agreement is the cOlnplete expression or the' terms hereto and anyoral r~presentation or understanding not incQrpof&ted herein is exclJ..lded. Any modificatiollS totMs Agreement shall be in writing and signed by both pat'ties .

.liS: he~a,IRcnl"c§entation. The services to be provided by the.' Coimty pursugnt to tMBAgreeluenf do net include legal services, which shall be provided by the City aUts own expense.

19. No ThirdPari:ylleneficinrics. This .Agreementis made and entered into for the~bleprotection and benefit of'the parttes hereto. No other personor emityshaTl have any right ofaotiona)" interest in this Agreement based upon anyprovision set fo]'th herein.

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Ex, E. Revis'ad 8-20-13

KINGCOUN'fY

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties-have caused this Agreement.tobe.executed,

l<ing County Executive

A'PPI'Oyed as to' Form:

DANIEL. T. SATTERIiJERG.I<in~rCountY'p.ro.se(;jl,lti1rg Attorrt.ey

.CITY OP ..BOTHELL

Dated

:Dated

'R;OllERT s, STOWE DatedCity.Manager

JOSEPH NoBECKCitY AttorJley

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Proposed BothellAnnexations

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Exhibit F to lnterlocalAg..reement

• , '\ I

Drai,na'ge Property Interestsand Facilities

Revised 8-20-13

Exhibit F

Drainage Property Interests Transferred from KmgCcunty to Bothell

}}l'nilluiHIl\c1atcd J.;itUlbl1CldlIT Kifi~ Q9Ulltynl1(ll~R!rijibcd@$F:ollo\V$1

King County Short Plat L99S0009 Tract C, as recorded under King County 1).ecording#2.0.010607-90Q()OS (T8.,,(Account #072605~9478)

JESSICA MEADOWS TRACT A, as recorded in Volume 208 ofPla!s, pages 41 through 44.(TaxAccount #37.0950-(190) .

SUNPOWN ES'I'A'tES TRACT A, as recorded in Volume 133 ()fPlats,p.~ges 17 ~~rough 19(Tax f.,ccount #809580-0230)'

WEA'fHERFlEEb TRACT A; as recorded ill Volume 186 of Plats. pages 40tll1'Qugh42 (TaxAccount #9202$$ •.0170)

KiinftCounty Short Plat 1,9780004 Tract B, as recorded under King County Recording#20000525.900005 (Tax Account #172605-9133)

NQRWAY KNOLL TRACT,C, as recorded inVolume227ofPlats, p~ges84 tlji'ough 87 ('l:a?,Acc,opnt #620405,-02(0)

NO.E;:WAYvrnWtRAcTF, as'reeorded in Vblume 125 of Plats, pages '77 fbrou.gh 7~(Tax'Acc5)Jnt #620420.0(20) .

NORWAY VISTA #2 TRACT A, as recorded iit Volume 99 of Plats, pages 33 through. 34 ('faxNccout1t #62044h03.50)

NORWAY VISq'A '#3 Lot 2, as recorded in Vol~e 106 ofPlats,pnges 64thro1,lgh65 (TaxACC0unt#620442-0(20)

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TO'fEM ESTA'D3~TRACT A, as recorded in VoJume 101 of Plats, pages 4J1hrough 42 (TaxAc,co.uq.t#866320".(360) ,

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BRAE CREST TRACT D, as recorded inVolume 159 of Plats, pages 44 through47 (T~):C.A.sco~nt #1036.rO~Q240) s ..

STQNEBROOK MEADOWS 'tRACT B, as recorded in VQlume207ofPlats,'pages57through 60 ('tax Account #803050-(260)

Nlllll1Ilhi:n~e E!)Scltl(tllt§:!lcdjcnt~dto I(jjig<I6lUttl~ij1:'fhcJHl.bn~it! ·t~$:r()ll!1w'jng.l·(lc{)rd()a.ntltt§,pa/;r,es, records of King County:

Revised 8-20-13

$H.~FFIE..kP MAN9RJAFF OF CORR) 1.06 , lOQ 000SUNDOWN&,STAT&'S . 133 017019

439850056 017 018LOMAVISTAADOi 501200MADISON HILt 241 020 025

081 037 OPO .·607500NEWTONS. ADDSCHENK ADD :063 .Og6 000 758700

, SCHENK ADD N9. 02 . 06~ 029 .. 000SHEFFIELD MANOR 095 007 009

)'758710. 77.32-60•....·· --I

,SUNLAK~ AOp064'041 .DOt) ll09650SUN1AKEADO DlV NO. 02 ...Oil'() 020 000 F

.~.,T:.:.·::::R"i.~'l~.::=l~I:";:U~.';;::M:N~J::;N':;;.E~'~:~:~:====:=:=~::~...;;:,.:f2~S:SPe-.?-.::.-:-., -...,.-_"++~-::O~·~68~:=::~~Q;70~::::~:;:WESTHILl HEIGHTS .. 187 089 .096W~S-r:H ~R.g.. . .... ... 164 . 07p 0'1'5 . k 926Q.27WO ;;,;...T;.,;::S=.....;;.;;.;;;,.,.......-.....'-...;..-..,.;,.._-'_=r:2~0"'i'4.'-· ·=-=~"".O:..::6Zi;(t"".==-ifW'();;;:;' .~;;:.;S,,",' _........ e-:1~6,O.:,.... __ IWOOD EI98 078 080 .890

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SADD 069

LE r085 013074-CREST .159 044 . 0470 ....

BMEWOODCONDOMINIUMI-lOM~S 2;1.4 027037 0, KINGSW{)dDTOWNHOMES~B'SP ,.U2 .063.' 065 ... 5KINGSWOOPTOWNHOMES PH01 112066 "0J;9 ;387685

:lANCAST~R LANE .,1,53' Q.01 070 ·4178.60MOTOR CREST'iillLA TRS 902 18.8 , 000 569()s.O

: NORWAYVISTA NO; 02 099" 033 034;620441. ~~-~--~i~~~~~I~~~ __ ~~--~~~~~~d. NOHWAYVJsJANO.03 106· Q64 Q6S : 62Q442.' NORWAYVISTA NO. 04 108 064 ,065 620443QJJ~J:NS.GATI; NO.Oa . 092.097' . 0.98 . 701620J:W~J..~~TE NO~ ~5 094 030 031 .,701531.~ 136 '01'7 079.755690SERENITY AT JUANITA 215 092 095 ; 769681SERENITY AT JUANlrA PH 02 ;.._~ t-2:-:1:-::7 +_0::-:-3_S -+-0:-::3-8---1...;7~6.:..96:.:;8..::.1_.......cjSERENITYAT JUANITA PH 03 220 092 095 769681.•.-...;......---'----=-=-"- ...;.....;---- -'-' --....i..-..;;..;;.;..--..J....:~-~....i..-~:..::.:--~".:,-

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SERENITYATJUANITA PH 04 22.2 ..066 069 769681090 785997042089

S~OMAViLLERO 165TOTEMES:'fATES 101.VERDEAUX 241

ANOA\..USIA· ;235KM 207..GRE 2isG'RE 215

WOODMARK .2,46

Revised 8-20-13

Exhibit F-l

Drainage Facilities for Transfer to Bothell

Fa "NaUlQ.,-Vista DivA S .Vista Dhr4NVi.staDiv2

D91779 Lancaster LaneD91906 ,. Sundown EstatesD91952 Cascade View Circle

,1592631'D92712D92733D92779D9283o.D92831'D92841D92910 NE092949 , 20Qth PID92964 86th Ave NE0930..27 1,'th }11D93048 15503 112th Ave NE

.p-;-_"":D:-,:9,,,::-3~08~1__ "_'F'A:.,;;·· A.A.;,..;;"'=. "",2~YR~B-:!O~NDI~~~~ Lo.48QQt8 9456 NE 173rd PID93137 AAA 2YRBOND Madison Hill . lS90084thPINE

093'0.69 Jessica Meadqws 90.40. NE 170th StD93Q77 AAA PE!U"BONDKCSP 10.0.80.0.10 -16454108th AVE.NE

___ . 0)3141 . AAA 2YR BOND Lansdowne Bei~ .•1-2:::.:0.::;2:;::8:::,.3;:::86::.:th:;.·.;:.;Pl:..:N.;,:E:::,.--... _

Revised 8~20w13

Exhibit F-2

Drainage Facilities Not for Transfer to Bothell

Revised 8-20-13

Proposed BothellAnnexatlons "

Exhi:bltG to lnterlocal'Agreemient

Park,..Greanbelt a.nd·apen. .

Space Pa reels to beTransferred: .

Revised 8-20-13

Exhibit G

BQtlten/Green'~eltalld OUell Space Pan-;els to be transfCl'rc8tg the City

h Tax Parcel #Physical location;Designatioi}!Deed:Legal Description:'fr~ct "A':m~tQfN.qrway Yll!taNo. ~Irecotdedin Vol. i066fPlatsol1.Ptiges()~Jhru65 inrecords of K.ing County, Washington.'" '

620442~0320East of 1'05111AVe NE Isouth ofNE 1$2nd 13,26 notesOpen Area on faceof'p~atN/A

2. Tax Parcel # 620443-0450Physical location: East of lOSlh Ave NEt north ofNE152nd rO.7:?,'acreDesignation: Open Area and slope easement on face of plat:Q~eg:. N/f-.. 'l:f?!~scriptio~;. . ;' ..'. . '.. " , ;. .; ". . ' ".'

"tY'PlatofN:orwuy 'Vista N(»)~,recorded in Vol. 1,08of Plats o6:Jlag~s~4 t\lfu65 In .r~col'~s,;qf,King qoupty,.W;asl1in~ol1. . ,

Legal Description:Tractt'A" Plat of QueenSilate' Pi;" i No. :;, recorded in Vol. 91 'of'ptiltson Pages 97thru 98 inrecotdsof King'Cdunty, Washington.

1016:2.0"0540; ,Bast ot",11'6t~,PlVe' NE·/ n:orth ofTolfRiverPipeline·/:.oO acreqpenSpace and RecreationSVjO#6?Q4773109i15:70 Ite'strictivel~nguage'Qnuse:'':'llX~~y~pf!U}ce.of 1h~~'de~,dtr~t?Uil~:o~lf~N~.~ov~nant8~.d··,agreesthat lliepropertyshalll5e k~Pt~t1dtnttln.tamT~a~~.\J.~n~.Q.acean~use~lfQrrecre¥lon~!,J?urpg$es on~y~Th~eopn.tyT~Y' ,)'10wever,place imprqvements al1c.t. \~p()8e'such reg111.~ti~mson s,aitlproperty, a$;1S;Co~1s.illtentwlth,thepJ:9Pf?r ~~lnteilance;f}nd ..i.preservation of 'Public healthjsafety •.morals and.genera\ welfwe."

3. Tax Parcel #Physicall<Jcatioh:DeSignation:Da~~H"+i .'Restr\(>tibn:

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Exhibit G

East Norway Hili Park to be transferred to the CityLegal description

Parcel A:That portion ()(the NE Y4 SW Y4 Section 16, Township 26 Not:th, Range 5 East,W,M., describedas follows: Beginning at a painton the westUneofsaidNE %SW )4, which Is N01-47 •.04 !=141\)0.08ftfrom the southwest'cornerof the 8E 14SWv. of said section 16;Thence N 01-47-04 E 650.00ft;Thence 862-37-3615 480.00 ft:.Th~nce 846-08-44 W619.18 ft to'the paint of begirming, ~avjl1g.anaretl of 3.23 acres, more orless. .SU8JElCT TO; an easement for right of way for electric power transmission lines granted toPuget Sound traction and Power Company, January 24, 1914 under Appllcatfbn#9121.SUBJECT TO: an easement for right of way for pipeline granted to the City of Seattle, July 13,1961 under Application #25624

~~a ,Thatporlion oYtha NE % SW% Section 16, Township 26 North, Range 5 East, W;M.,desCr/bedas fQIlQw~:.13!'JglnQingata point Qnthen.orth line of.saId NE 14SW %.W.hlch Is N89~01·32W80Xis 'ft from the-northeast corner thereof; .Thence S 03'-34-58 W parallel tattle north-south centel'lineofsald· Section 1'6, a .dlS1anceof1.Q4Q;09 ft;Thence N 62~37-36 W 1422. 77ftto the west line ofsaid NEUtSW 'l4;thence N01-47-04 E 406.37ftto the northwestcomerof'$j1ld NE '!4SW :)4;ThEmC~S.8S•.()1-32E 1;i15,99tt,tcithe point of peg Inning, having an area of21.68a,cres. moreor less.SUBJECT TO: .anea$.ement for right of way for eleotriepow~(,transml$slon lines granted toPusetSolJnd Tr~ctionand P,owerCOlflpany, Jaouary24, 1914under Application ~;121.SlJ13JECr TO; aneasementiorrlght 01way for plpell~e granted to the City of Seattle, July 13,1961 under Application #25624:TOGFTHE.~ WITH the easf80fe¢t (jfthatportlonofthe NE.W.SW ~,Sectjon .16,Township 26NortH, RangeS East; W.M:., lying northerly of.~Une parall~1 to and 10 feet northerly, asmeasured' at right angles, from a UneaescrlbeeJ.as follows:BegihnJngat a palnton'the·norlh'-sQuth centerline of said Section 16 which IsN 03-34~58 E1500.35 fe~t from the south quarter section corner thereof; .... ..'Thelwe'N·62 •.37,•..a6 W3090,34 feetto a point on the west line ()f said Section 16Which is N 03-11-20 E 272,90 feet from the west quarter sectil:m corner!he~eof;ha"lhg an-area (jf 1.94 acres,more or less .SUBJECT TO; an easement for right of way for County Road granted to King County, July 6,1910. under Application No. 391.SUBJECT TO: easements for rights of way for electric power transmission lines granted to theCity of Seattle, April 30, 1927 and August 4,1930, under Application Nos. 12915 and 131:)12,respectively.

Subject to all covenants, conditions, encumbrances,reservations, provisions and restrictions of record stated in Dgeo#7212120479 between theState of Washington and King County.

Revised 8-20-13

Exhibit GIllustration of East Norway Hill Park

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