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EXHIBIT A
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CPM#1
To amend the Comprehensive Plan Map
from "Single Family Residential" to
"Moderate Density Residential" for
properties both within and outside of the
Lakeland Hills South Special Plan Area.
For those parcels presently outside of the
special plan area, the proposal is to
incorporate them into the Lakeland Hills
South Special Plan Area. (STR 05-20-05)
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AREA 16 REFLECTS AN EXPANSION
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NOTE: The following text amendment to the lakeland Hills
South Special Planning Area text in Chapter 14 is approved in
conjunction with CPM#1.
CHAPTER 14
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN MAP
Lakeland Hills South Special Planning Area: The Lakeland Hills South
Plan will initiallv covered tI1€ approximately 685 acres owned by The
Lakeland Company within Pierce County and contained within the City of
Auburn potential annexation area (urban growth area). The Plan j§
intended toffHJ£t be consistent with the conditions of approval of the
Lakeland Hills South PDD (Pierce County Hearings Examiner Case No.
Z15-90JUP9-70) as amended.
The City of Auburn has accepted the Lakeland Hills South PUD as an
approved PUD. This acceptance is implemented in part throuqh an
annexation and utilities aqreement between the City and the developer of
Lakeland Hills South PUD. The Lakeland Hills South PUD is further
implemented bv the City's zoninq code, includinq ACC Chapter 18.76
entitled "Planned Unit Development District - Lakeland Hills South
Special Plan Area".
Residential development within the PUD is '.vill be primarily single family
and moderate density dwellings with a wide range of lot sizes, including
lots smaller than those Gurrcntly tvpicallv allowed (1995) by the City's
zoning ordinance for non-PUD's. The maximum allowable number of
residential units provided for oriqinallv wasi& 3.408 based upon an overall
gross density of 5 units per acre. High density multifamily units are
limited to one area of the PUDwill be limited to approximately 669 units.
Twenty acres-willare to be used for light commercial development and
significant area has will been set aside as open space. The development
will include.§. a developed 15-acre park, an undeveloped 15-acre park, two
5-acre parks and a linear park along Lakeland Hills Way. The locations of
the parks are shown on the comprehensive plan map, Changing the
location of any or all of the parks does not constitute a comprehensive
plan amendment provided that the total park acreage does not change
and the location is agreed upon by the City.
Page 14-11
I Compo Plan
Map
Within the Lakeland Hills South Special Plan area only, the permitted
density ranges for the comprehensive plan designations are as follows:
Single Family Residential: 1-6 units per acre; Moderate Density
Residential: 2-14 units per acre; and High Density Residential: 12-19
units per acre. The development j§wiII occurrinq in phases in
coordination with the provision of required urban services. Some of the
unique 3spects of this development are inGonsistent ','\lith the CitY'Ð
Gonventional zoning districts. In order to implement and effiGiently
prOGeÐÐ development within the Lakeland SpeGi31 Plan Area, it may be
necesÐary to adopt a planned unit dovolopment ordinanGe.
In 2004, the developer of Lakeland Hills South PUD requested an
expansion to the Lakeland Hills South PUD involvinq several parcels
totalinQ approximatelv 77 acres - brinqinq the total PUD acreaqe to
approximatelv 762 acres. The proposal desiqnated these additional
parcels as "Moderate Densitv Residential" (from "Sinqle Familv
Residential") with the objective of increasinq the total number of units
allowed in the PUD from 3.408 to approximatelv 3,658.
In considerinq expansion to the PUD, the Citv established provisions and
conditions to be followed durinq subsequent review of land use actions
affectinQ the PUD expansion area. These include:
1. Expansion of the Lakeland Hills South PUD and the
amendment to a "Moderate Densitv Residential"
comprehensive plan desiqnation (from "Sinqle Familv
Residential") shall expire and revert back to a "Sinqle Familv
Residential" Comprehensive Plan desiqnation if the applicant
fails to complete a rezone as required bv ACC Section
18.76.170(C) to extend the exterior boundaries of the PUD
prior to December 1, 2005.
This condition shall not applv if the applicant has made a qood
faith effort to execute the rezone and a delav is associated
with elements other than the applicant's delav in filinq for a
rezone in a timelv manner.
2. The rezone and anv related applications shall demonstrate
that the northernmost approximatelv 20-acres adiacent to and
contiquous with the Lakeland Hills South PUD neiqhborhoods
of Everqreen and Eastpointe shall not be developed as "for
rent", "semi-detached" or "attached" housinq products so that
the existinQ sinqle familv residential character can transition to
and be extended into the subject parcels. Development within
this northerlv 20 acres shall be restricted to utilizinQ the
development standards no more intense than "Sinqle Familv
Detached (SFD)" provisions of ACC Chapter 18.76.
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CPM#2
To amend the Comprehensive Plan Map
from "Public/Quasi-Public" to "Light .
Industrial" for properties located on the
south side of 49th Street NW, west of Auburn .
Way North. (Parcel No.'s 9360000152 and
9360000166) (STR 36-22-04)
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CPM #3
To amend the Comprehensive Plan Map from
"Light Industrial" to "Heavy Commercial" at
715 30th Street NE (NW Corner of 30th Street NE
and I Street NE) (Parcel Number 0004000026).
(STR 06-21-05)
CPM #3 is not approved
(see following pages).
CPM #3 is not approved
Instead, the text for Chapter 14 of the
Comprehensive Plan is amended as follows
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"Problems Related
to Existing Uses
West Auburn
Area: South of West Main between the rail lines.
Problem: This is an older part of town developed in a pattern of commercial uses along
Main Street and residential uses south to Highway 18. This area is in the Region Serving
Area as designated in this Plan. The homes in this area are typically older singer family
homes that have been converted to multi-family housing. Some may have historic
significance, Preservation and restoration of the existing housing in this area is apriority.
Policy II!.H, This area should be planned for local serving multiple family uses even
though it is in the Region Serving Area,
Western and Clay Streets
Area: Existing residential area north of West Main Street served by Western and Clay
Streets,
Problem: There is an established residential area in the middle of a designated industrial
area, This Plan recognizes the desire of the area's residents to maintain residential use,
However, economic pressure coupled with adjacent development patterns will ultimately
convert this area to other uses,
Policy IlL!. As long as this area remains viable as a residential area, City policy will try
to support that use in assessing the industrial development of adjacent areas,
Airport Area
Area: Industrially designated area east of the Airport.
Problem: This area is highly suited for air related activities. Other industrial type uses
are now located here.
Policy IIl,J. The City will encourage use in this area to take advantage of its proximity to
the Airport,
30th and I Street
Area: Northwest corner of I street NE and 30th Street NE
Problem: This area includes property that is desianated "Liaht Industrial"
and is located within the community servina area of the city. It is the only
"Liaht Industrial" desi~nated parcel in the Auburn Way North/l Street NE
corridor from about 12 Street NE to the north citv limits. The property is
occupied by a liaht industrial non-profit business.
Policv III.K. No further expansion of the "Liaht Industrial" plan desianation
in the communitv servin a area is appropriate. Retention of the "Liaht
Industrial" desianation for this propertv is onlv appropriate so lona as liaht
industrial use of the property remains compatible with the surroundina
heavy commercial and hiah density r esidentialland uses,"
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CPM #4
To amend Auburn's Potential Annexation
Area/Urban Services Area to inçlude
additional property and right-of-way and
des-ignate the property as "Single Family
Residential". (STR 05-20-05)
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CPM#5
To amend the comprehensive plan map
from "Moderate Density Residential" to
"Light Commercial" for certain properties
locªted on A Street SE (east side), south of
Lakeland Hills Way. (STR 05-21-31)
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