Skip to main content
Loading…
This section is included in your selections.

Applications for project permits shall be submitted to the city upon forms provided by the director. Site plan review applications shall include the following:

A. The minimum application requirements within BMC 11.06.002;

B. The application materials, number of copies, and any electronic format shall be as directed by the city;

C. The appropriate fee as specified within the city’s fee resolution as adopted by the city council;

D. Notes and determinations from the pre-application conference;

E. Site plan review application contents:

1. A map or maps using a scale of 100 feet to one inch or larger, showing:

a. Boundary lines, including bearing and distance;

b. Tracts and easements, including location, width and purpose;

c. Topographical and other data depicting:

(1) Scale, north arrow and date;

(2) Existing or proposed lot lines, dimensions, and lot and block numbers;

(3) Streets on and adjacent to the parcel(s), including name and right-of-way width and location; type, width and elevation of surfacing; walks, curbs, gutters, culverts, and other pertinent information;

(4) Ground elevations on the parcel(s), based on the city of Bothell datum plane; show contours with an interval of not more than five feet if ground slope is regular and such information as is needed for planning purposes;

(5) Conditions on adjacent land within 300 feet of the subject parcel(s), including approximate direction and gradient of ground slope, embankments, retaining walls; location of buildings, power lines and towers, existing trees, and land uses;

d. Utilities on and adjacent to the parcel(s), including location, size and elevation of sanitary, storm, water, gas lines, fire hydrants, electric and telephone poles, and street lights;

e. The location and description of any critical areas and buffers;

f. The location, species and driplines of all existing trees eight inches or more in diameter as measured four feet above grade;

g. The location of all existing and proposed structures;

h. Other significant site features on the subject property;

i. Zoning, on and adjacent to the parcel(s);

j. Proposed public improvements, including future construction improvements planned by other public authorities on or near the parcel(s);

k. Lands, if any, to be reserved or dedicated for parks, playgrounds, open space or other recreational uses;

l. Minimum building setback lines pursuant to the zoning code;

m. Site data, including total site area, lot dimensions and area, and a depiction and quantification of the net buildable area of the subject property;

n. Conceptual cross-sections of the proposed finish grades of the site, and proposed streets and sidewalks;

o. Conceptual sanitary sewer and water systems plan(s) indicating points of connection, grades and sizes of facilities; and

p. Conceptual surface water facility design, location, and size;

2. Conceptual building cross-sections depicting the building height, scale, number of stories, and relationship of the building to the proposed finish grade;

3. Title and certificates, including legal descriptions, purpose and ownership of all recorded tracts and easements, and any private conditions, covenants or restrictions applicable to the subject property;

4. Information on soil types and their feasibility, for low impact development (LID) storm water control purposes, in accordance with the city of Bothell design and construction standards;

5. Critical area reports regarding critical areas and buffers, if any, on and/or adjacent to the subject parcel(s) in accordance with Chapter 14.04 BMC; and

6. A traffic impact analysis consistent with the minimum standards of BMC 17.04.010 and a conceptual analysis of potential traffic impact mitigation options consistent with Chapter 17.04 BMC;

F. SEPA Review. A site plan review shall include environmental review in accordance with Chapter 14.02 BMC. The following additional items shall be submitted:

1. A completed SEPA environmental checklist;

2. Copies of all studies or analyses identified within the SEPA environmental checklist and any additional information as required by the responsible official in accordance with Chapter 14.02 BMC;

3. Conceptual building elevations and proposed building materials of all facades visible from a public right-of-way. (Ord. 2269 § 4, 2018).