Proposed Ordinance No. 2018-39s

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Proposed Ordinance No. 2018-39s

Title: An Ordinance of the Pierce County Council Concerning Agricultural Resource Lands; Amending Exhibit B, Exhibit D, and Exhibit F to Ordinance No. 2017-23, the 2017 Amendments to Title 19A of the Pierce County Code (PCC), "The Pierce County Comprehensive Plan"; Amending Exhibit B to Ordinance No. 2017-43s, Section 18A.10.030 PCC, "Zoning Atlas," Pursuant to a Settlement Agreement in the Growth Management Hearings Board Central Puget Sound Region Case No. 17-3-0007; Adopting Findings of Fact; and Setting an Effective Date. (Agricultural Resource Lands Growth Management Hearings Board Settlement Agreement)

Effective: September 1, 2018

Status: Passed

Sponsors: Councilmembers Douglas G. Richardson, Dan Roach, Connie Ladenburg, Rick Talbert, Derek Young

Final votes

August 14, 2018
D. Roach Aye	P. Roach Nay	McCune Nay	Ladenburg Aye	Talbert Aye	Richardson Aye	Young Aye

Hearings

Committee Hearings

Date	Committee	Actions
7/2/2018 1:30 pm	Community Development Committee	Do Pass as Substituted

Council Hearings

Date	Reason	Council Action
5/22/2018 3:00 pm	Referred and Set Final Hearing	Referred and Set Final Hearing
8/14/2018 3:00 pm	Final Consideration	Do Pass

Documents

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If you need more information about a proposal, you can contact the Office of the Pierce County Council at (253) 798-7777. You can also contact the following staff:

Council staff contact:

Mike Kruger, 253-798-6067

mike.kruger@piercecountywa.gov

Public Comments

Name	Date	Comment
Pamela Lakin	7/13/18 1:30 PM	We have a 20 acre parcel, 0619191024, and we were wondering if we could just split that in 1/2, instead of what the ARL requirements are. We purchased it for our children to build on each 1/2 and they would be close to help take care of us. We were told that with the new ARL designation, we could have one 17 acre parcel and three 1 acre parcels. We have one child that is now interested and he does not want 17 acres or a 1-3 acre parcel. They were going to build one house and one ADU on the property. There would be a total of 2 homes and 2 ADU's on that 20 acre parcel. That is not very many homes on 20 acres. As it stands now, we have a piece of property that we can not use for what we planned. Even with splitting it in two 10 acre parcels, it could be designated ARL, but with more usable land for us. We never planned on developing that property with multiple of homes. We live on the adjoining property, 0619191011. Please respond. I sent an email to the Pierce County Planning and have not received any reply. We will be willing to sign something that states that we will not develop the land into a gazillion homes, just the 4 I have already explained. Thank you for your consideration in this request. Pam Lakin

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