![]() ![]() ![]() (5) A minor revision may be approved subject to the following: (d) A change which does not substantially alter the character of the approved development application or site plan and prior approval. ![]() (c) A change in access points when combined with subsection (4)(a) or (b) of this section or as a standalone minor revision. (ii) Ten percent increase in the gross floor area for all other nonresidential uses. (i) Twenty percent increase in the gross floor area for K-12 public, private, and parochial schools or (b) All other structures shall be limited to no more than a: (a) A utility structure shall be limited to no more than a 400-square-foot increase in the gross floor area. (4) A minor revision to an approved nonresidential development application is limited to the following when compared to the original development application, provided that there is no change in the proposed type of development or use and no more than a 10 percent increase in trip generation, except a 20 percent increase in trip generation is allowed for K-12 public, private, and parochial schools: (h) A change not addressed by the criteria in subsections (3)(a) through (g) of this section which does not substantially alter the character of the approved development application or site plan and prior approval. Under no circumstances shall the amount of designated open space be decreased to an amount that is less than that required by code. (ii) Twenty percent for developments located outside of an urban growth area. (i) Ten percent for developments located within an urban growth area or (g) A change in the aggregate area of designated open space that does not decrease the amount of designated open space by more than: (f) A change to the internal lot lines that does not increase lot or unit count beyond the amount allowed for a minor revision. (e) A change to the project boundaries required to address surveying errors or other issues with the boundaries of the approved development application, provided that the number of lots or units cannot be increased above the number that could be approved as a minor revision to the original approved development application on the original project site before any boundary changes. No change in access points that changes the trip distribution can be approved as a minor revision. (d) A change in access points may be allowed when combined with subsection (3)(a) or (b) of this section or as a standalone minor revision provided that it does not change the trip distribution. (c) A reduction in the number of lots or units. (i) A 10 percent increase in the number of lots or units or (b) Subdivisions, single-family detached unit developments, cottage housing, mixed townhouse, townhouse, and multiple family developments shall be limited to the lesser of: (a) Short subdivisions shall be limited to no more than one additional lot. (3) A minor revision to an approved residential development application is limited to the following when compared to the original development application, provided that there shall be no change in the proposed type of development or use: (2) Revisions to mixed-use and urban center development applications shall be considered nonresidential development applications for the purposes of this section. (1) The minor revision process is applicable to any approved Type 1 and Type 2 development application where an applicant requests a minor revision of the approved plans, except site plans submitted under SCC 30.28.086 and 30.28.105. For the purposes of this section, approved development applications shall include preliminary approval for subdivisions and short subdivisions and final approval prior to construction for all other development applications. The purpose and intent of this section is to provide an administrative process for minor revisions to approved development applications. This section is included in your selections. ![]()
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