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These regulations apply to all developments and uses within shoreline jurisdiction, whether shoreline permits or written letters of exemptions are required or not.

A. Use and development standards shall not apply retroactively to existing, legally established structures or uses and developments in place at the time of the adoption of the SMP update. Existing structures, uses and developments, including residential appurtenances, may be maintained, repaired and operated within shoreline jurisdiction and the shoreline buffers established in the SMP.

B. Development shall comply with the most restrictive bulk and dimensional requirements found in this code or the SMP.

C. Shoreline developments shall locate water-oriented portions along the shoreline and place other facilities landward or outside shoreline jurisdiction, where feasible.

D. Parking is allowed only as an accessory to a primary use.

E. Accessory uses, such as parking, stormwater management facilities and utilities, shall be located outside of shoreline jurisdiction where feasible. If they are to be located in shoreline jurisdiction, accessory uses shall be limited to water-oriented uses, uses that support physical or visual shoreline access for substantial numbers of the public or preferred uses in the shoreline.

F. Shoreline uses and developments shall be designed to complement the setting of the property and minimize glare. Shoreline applicants shall demonstrate efforts to minimize potential impacts to the extent feasible.

(Ord. 6611 § 1, Amended, 08/09/2017)