silver beach and stormwater regulation changes
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Silver Beach and Stormwater Regulation Changes. Kurt Nabbefeld, Senior Planner Kim Weil, Environmental Planner Bill Reilly, SSWU Manager May 18, 2009 City Council Work Session. Discussion topics. Animal Husbandry and other land use designations Nonconformity and redevelopment - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Kurt Nabbefeld, Senior PlannerKim Weil, Environmental Planner
Bill Reilly, SSWU Manager
May 18, 2009City Council Work Session
Animal Husbandry and other land use designationsNonconformity and redevelopmentRevised boundariesStormwater mitigation and BMP’s Natural forested condition, native vegetation and qualified professionalsFact sheets and additional public education
Breeding, rearing or keeping of livestock (cattle, horses, sheep, poultry)
Eliminate or phase out?
Commercial uses Designated Urban VillageLandscaping, site redevelopment and parking
Public usesReduced active public recreation area
Rebuilding like for like Major area of contentionMore flexibility
Why?Stormwater does not drain into Basin OneRegulations intended to ensure clean, safe drinking water and comply with TMDL
Basin One:New Silver BeachOrdinance boundary
What has the City done?Rights - of – waysLawn removal Impervious vs partially pervious Enforcement
BMP’s DOE Technical ManualPuget Sound LID Manual
Retain what existsReplacing forested conditionsMultiple plant layersCreating infiltration (soil)
Native Vegetation BenefitsOptions / non-native percentage
Qualified professional – why?
Guidance for builders, homeowners and staffWeb siteDedicated review team
Education Behavior changesEmphasis on outcomes and resultsImplementation and funding of Management PlanSilver Beach Creek Pilot
