1. Kurt Nabbefeld, Senior Planner Kim Weil, Environmental Planner Bill Reilly, SSWU Manager May 18, 2009 City Council Work Session

2.  Animal Husbandry and other land use designations  Nonconformity and redevelopment  Revised boundaries  Stormwater mitigation and BMP’s  Natural forested condition, native vegetation and qualified professionals  Fact sheets and additional public education

3.  Breeding, rearing or keeping of livestock (cattle, horses, sheep, poultry)  Eliminate or phase out?  Commercial uses  Designated Urban Village  Landscaping, site redevelopment and parking  Public uses  Reduced active public recreation area

4.  Rebuilding like for like  Major area of contention  More flexibility

5.  Why?  Stormwater does not drain into Basin One  Regulations intended to ensure clean, safe drinking water and comply with TMDL

6. Basin One: New Silver Beach Ordinance boundary

7.  What has the City done?  Rights - of – ways  Lawn removal  Impervious vs partially pervious  Enforcement  BMP’s  DOE Technical Manual  Puget Sound LID Manual

8.  Retain what exists  Replacing forested conditions  Multiple plant layers  Creating infiltration (soil)  Native Vegetation  Benefits  Options / non-native percentage  Qualified professional – why?

9.  Guidance for builders, homeowners and staff  Web site  Dedicated review team  Education  Behavior changes  Emphasis on outcomes and results  Implementation and funding of Management Plan  Silver Beach Creek Pilot