20 PURPOSES OF DISTRICTS
District Type | Zone Classification | Zoning Map Symbol |
|---|---|---|
Agricultural | Agriculture Conservancy | AC |
Residential | Residential | R4-8 |
Commercial | Neighborhood Business | NB |
Community Mixed Use | CMU | |
Regional Commercial | RC | |
Highway Commercial | HC | |
Heavy Commercial/Warehouse | HC/W | |
Light Industrial | High Tech Light Industrial | HTLI |
Mixed or Planned Development | Lifestyle District | LD |
Economic Opportunity Area | EOA | |
Planned Resort Community | PRC | |
Downtown | Downtown Core | DC |
Downtown Mixed Use – I | DMU-I | |
Downtown Mixed Use – II | DMU-II |
Zone Intent: To maintain agricultural use for the long-term benefits to a growing urban community as open space and for food production on any parcel that is preserved in perpetuity by public ownership or easement to maintain agricultural use. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Size Limitations | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Minimum Front Yard | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Agriculture Production, Low Impact | None | 50' | 10' | Side: 20' but 50' if adjacent to R zone Rear: 20' but 50' if adjacent to R zone | Not applicable as site development is limited by conservancy agreement | None | Per conservancy agreement |
Public Facilities and Services | Major: same as agriculture Minor: 20' | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |||||
Communication Facilities/Towers (see Chapter 18.61 SMC for wireless communications) | 150' | 2 times the height of a tower, antenna, dish; 50' for all other facilities | |||||
Accessory Uses and Structures: see Chapter 18.59 SMC | |||||||
Conditional Uses: none | |||||||
Notes: These tables are intended to replace zoning and bulk and dimensional standards only. References to other SMC titles or chapters are for illustrative purposes only. Specific requirements may vary and depend upon the project submitted. |
Zone Intent: The R4-8 zoning district is to provide land for residential development within the city. The R4-8 zone provides for consistency and predictability in the character of residential neighborhoods. New subdivisions must provide a minimum of four dwelling units per net acre. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Lot Size Standard | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Minimum Front Yard | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Residences (Detached) | Min. lot size – 5,400 sf Max. lot size – 14,500 sf* | 25', except 18' in central height district (see Notes below) | 15' | Side: 6' each side; or 12' one side only if zero-lot-line development Rear: 15' | 40% lots 10,000 sf and larger; increases by 0.4% for each 100 sf lot area less than 10,000 sf | 2 spaces/residence | Site plan review per Chapter 18.22 SMC |
Residences (Attached, not to exceed fourplexes) | Min. lot size = duplex/9,000 sq.ft. triplex/10,500 sq.ft. fourplex/12,000 sq.ft. | 25' | Side: 6' Rear: 15' | 50% See SMC § 18.25.040 | 2 spaces per unit. See SMC § 18.48.050 | Site plan and ACUP (ACUP in lieu of design review). See Chapter 18.60 SMC | |
Public Facilities and Services (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | None | 25' or as determined by CUP | As determined by CUP ACUP: 20' | See SMC § 18.48.050 | |||
Communication Facilities/Towers (see Chapter 18.61 SMC for wireless communications) (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | None | 150' | 2 times the height of a tower, antenna, dish; 50' for all other facilities | None | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | ||
Accessory Uses and Structures: See Chapter 18.59 SMC | Accessory Dwelling Unit: See Chapter 18.66 SMC | ||||||
Home Occupation: See Chapter 18.67 SMC | |||||||
Conditional Uses: CUP: parks other than mini-parks; public schools; libraries; community centers; police and fire stations; power substations; cemeteries ACUP: mini-parks; minor public facilities; attached residences (multiplexes) | |||||||
Notes: These tables are intended to replace zoning and bulk and dimensional standards only. References to other SMC titles or chapters are for illustrative purposes only. Specific requirements may vary and depend upon the project submitted. Regulation of building heights is related to these policies of the Sequim Comprehensive Plan: Land Use Chapter LU 3.2.4, 3.2.5, and 3.2.7. Also see SMC § 18.08.020, Definitions, and the illustration here for method of measurement of building height. * A subdivision may create one remainder lot large enough to be further subdivided in the future, based on the minimum lot size requirements of the applicable residential zone, and the remainder lot must not prevent a future subdivision from occurring that meets all of the city's lot dimensional requirements and density. |
Zone Intent: The NB zone is to allow retail sales and services routinely needed by neighborhood residents in locations that are convenient to access by walking and offer the potential to grow as mixed-use neighborhood centers including attached-unit residential development. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Size Limitations (Max. gsf) | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Minimum Front Yard | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Neighborhood Retail | 25,000 (grocery store); 7,000 all others | 35' | 0'; and not more than 10' | Side: 10' but 20' if adjacent to R zone Rear: 10' but 20' if adjacent to R zone | 1 space per 300 sf 1 space per 500 sf Depends on facility (see Chapter 18.48 SMC) | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |
Services, Personal and Professional | 6,000 | ||||||
Residence, Attached | 15' | 0' but 10' if adjacent to R zone | |||||
Public Facilities and Services (minor only) | As determined by ACUP | ||||||
Communication Facilities/Towers (see Chapter 18.61 SMC for wireless communications) | None | < 30' for tower/antenna/dish; otherwise, 35' | Setback from all property lines is 1.5 times the height of any tower/antenna/dish; otherwise, same as retail | None | |||
Accessory Uses and Structures: See Chapter 18.59 SMC | |||||||
Conditional Uses: CUP: bars and taverns ACUP: mini-parks; bed and breakfast inns (three to six guest rooms); espresso stands (drive-through) | |||||||
Notes: Parking allowed inside and rear yard only. District is pedestrian-oriented with limited drive-through uses allowed. Neighborhood restaurants: Music and other performance entertainment are allowed indoors as an incidental activity; provided, that no amplification equipment or technology is employed in the performance. These tables are intended to replace zoning and bulk and dimensional standards only. References to other SMC titles or chapters are for illustrative purposes only. Specific requirements may vary and depend upon the project submitted. |
Zone Intent: Provide residents centralized access to retail businesses and services, primarily along Washington Street on either side of downtown, that meet community-wide needs; create a complementary mix of community-serving retail, personal and professional services, public facilities, and transient lodging; ensure each development is a good neighbor to adjacent uses and districts, particularly single-family neighborhoods. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Size Limitations | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Minimum Front Yard | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Multifamily, no ground floor commercial requirement | 60,000 gsf maximum | 45' | 10' | Side: 0' but 20' if adjacent to R zone Rear: 10' but 20' if adjacent to R zone | 1.5 spaces per unit and 1 guest space per 10 units | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |
Community Retail | 60,000 gsf maximum | 35' | 10' | Side: 0' but 20' if adjacent to R zone Rear: 10' but 20' if adjacent to R zone | Depends on use and/or facility (see Chapter 18.48 SMC) | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |
Services, Personal and Professional | |||||||
Transient Lodging | |||||||
Religious Places of Worship | |||||||
Public Facilities and Services | Major: same as retail Minor: 0' but 10' if adjacent to R zone | ||||||
Communication Facilities/Towers (See Chapter 18.61 SMC for wireless communications) (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | < 65' | 1.5 times the height of any tower/antenna/dish; otherwise, same as retail | None | ||||
Accessory Uses and Structures: See Chapter 18.59 SMC | |||||||
Conditional Uses: CUP: public facilities, major; day care centers (more than 12 charges); towers, antennas (including amateur radio) and supporting structures 65 feet or more, other than wireless communications facilities ACUP: public facilities, minor; bars and taverns | |||||||
Notes: Marijuana retail sales are allowed in the community business zone provided the site meets the minimum separation standards from specific uses as specified in RCW 69.50.369 and associated sections in Chapter 314-55 WAC. These tables are intended to replace zoning and bulk and dimensional standards only. References to other SMC titles or chapters are for illustrative purposes only. Specific requirements may vary and depend upon the project submitted. |
Zone Intent: Allow retail and service uses, primarily "big box" stores and national retailers that serve the regional market that includes the entire North Olympic Peninsula. Provide regional residents convenient access at a highway interchange to major retailers including warehouse-format retail, home improvement center, superstore, new car dealership, and associated "pad" retail and service uses. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Size Limitations | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Minimum Front Yard | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Regional Retail | None | 35' | 10' | Side: 0' but 20' if adjacent to R zone Rear: 10' but 20' if adjacent to R zone | Depends on specific use and facility (see Chapter 18.48 SMC) | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |
Services, Personal and Professional | |||||||
Transient Lodging | |||||||
Public Facilities and Services (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | Major: same as retail Minor: 0' but 20' if adjacent to R zone | ||||||
Communication Facilities/Towers (see Chapter 18.61 SMC for wireless communications) (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | < 65' for tower/antenna/dish; otherwise, 35' | Setback from all property lines is 1.5 times the height of any tower/antenna/dish; otherwise, same as retail | None | ||||
Accessory Uses and Structures: See Chapter 18.59 SMC | |||||||
Conditional Uses: CUP: public facilities, major; towers, antennas (including amateur radio) and supporting structures 65 feet or more, other than wireless communications facilities ACUP: public facilities, minor; bars and taverns; day care, more than 12 charges | |||||||
Notes: These tables are intended to replace zoning and bulk and dimensional standards only. References to other SMC titles or chapters are for illustrative purposes only. Specific requirements may vary and depend upon the project submitted. |
Intent of These Zones: The downtown zones implement the 2011 downtown plan that fosters the growth of a central, residential neighborhood as well as furthers the legacy of a central place for commerce, culture, community events, and other uses and activities enjoyed by the Sequim community, surrounding region, and visitors. These zones allow a wide range of uses and encourage a mix of work, living, and recreation within the heart of the city. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Size Limitations | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Minimum Front Yard | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Note to User: Please see Chapter 18.57 SMC, Downtown Districts, for use and development regulations for the downtown core (DC), downtown mixed use-I (DMU-I), and downtown mixed use-II (DMU-II) zones. | |||||||
Accessory Uses and Structures: See Chapter 18.59 SMC | |||||||
Zone Intent: Meet the needs of tourists and other transient visitors by providing a range of lodging, restaurants, and tourist service facilities such as fuel stations at the primary accesses to the city at US 101 interchanges. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Size Limitations | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Minimum Front Yard | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Convenience Retail | 8,000 gsf | 30' | 20' | Side: 10' but 20' if adjacent to R zone Rear: 20' but 30' if adjacent to R zone | Depends on specific use and facility (see Chapter 18.48 SMC) | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |
Travel Services | None | ||||||
Transient Lodging | 50' | ||||||
Public Facilities and Services (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | 30' | Major: same as retail Minor: 5' but 15' if adjacent to R zone | |||||
Communication Facilities/Towers (see Chapter 18.61 SMC for wireless communications) (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | < 65' for tower/antenna/dish; otherwise, 35' | Setback from all property lines is 1.5 times the height of any tower/antenna/dish; all others, same as convenience retail | None | ||||
Accessory Uses and Structures: See Chapter 18.59 SMC | |||||||
Conditional Uses: CUP: antennas (including amateur radio) 65 feet or more and supporting structures, other than wireless communications facilities ACUP: minor public facilities | |||||||
Notes: This is an auto-oriented district and retail and service drive-through uses, both primary and incidental, are permitted. These tables are intended to replace zoning and bulk and dimensional standards only. References to other SMC titles or chapters are for illustrative purposes only. Specific requirements may vary and depend upon the project submitted. |
Zone Intent: The HC/W zone allows heavy commercial and warehouse uses for business activities that are incompatible with the community's predominant residential uses and other commercial activities, yet still necessary functions within a small city. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Size Limitations | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Minimum Front Yard | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Heavy Commercial | None | 35' | 10' | Side: 10' but 20' if adjacent to R zone Rear: 10' but 30' if adjacent to R zone | Depends on specific use and facility (see Chapter 18.48 SMC) | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |
Wholesale/Warehouse | |||||||
Public Facilities and Services (ACUP) | 10' for side and rear | ||||||
Communication Facilities/Towers (see Chapter 18.61 SMC for wireless communications) (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | < 65' | 1.5 times the height of a tower/antenna/dish; 30' for all other facilities | None | ||||
Accessory Uses and Structures: See Chapter 18.59 SMC | |||||||
Conditional Uses: CUP: public facilities, major; towers, antennas 65 feet or more (including amateur radio) and supporting structures (other than wireless communications facilities) ACUP: public facilities, minor | |||||||
Notes: Retail showroom and sales are incidental activities if accessory to a primary use to heavy commercial. These tables are intended to replace zoning and bulk and dimensional standards only. References to other SMC titles or chapters are for illustrative purposes only. Specific requirements may vary and depend upon the project submitted. |
Zone Intent: Promote growth of lifestyle options for seniors in a neighborhood setting that provides a broad range of housing types, services, mobility options and healthcare facilities to support "living-in-place" through the many stages of senior life. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Size Limitations | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Front Yard Setbacks | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Residence, Detached and Attached | None | 40' attached; 25' detached | 0' min.; 20' max. | 6' each side; 10' rear 6' each side; or 12' one side only if zero lot line development rear 10' | Depends on use and facility (see Chapter 18.48 SMC) | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |
Health Care | 50' | 30' | Side: 20' but 50' if adjacent to R zone Rear: 20' but 50' if adjacent to R zone | ||||
Office, Personal and Professional | 10,000 gsf | 30' | 0' min.; 15' max. | Side/rear: 10' but 15' next to residential | |||
Retail/Service | 6,000 gsf | ||||||
Public Facilities and Services (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | None | 30' or per CUP | As determined by CUP | Major: as per CUP Minor: 5' but 15' if adjacent to R use | |||
Communication Facilities/Towers (see Chapter 18.61 SMC for wireless communications) (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | < 65' | 1.5 times the height of a tower, antenna, or dish | None | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |||
Accessory Uses and Structures: See Chapter 18.59 SMC | |||||||
Conditional Uses: CUP: public facilities, major; towers, antennas 65 feet or more (including amateur radio) and supporting structures (other than wireless communications facilities) ACUP: public facilities, minor | |||||||
Notes: Distribution of permitted and conditional uses and application of tailored development standard are subject to any subarea plan for the lifestyle district adopted by the city council as directed by the comprehensive plan and provided for in Chapter 18.30 SMC, Master-Planned Overlay. In the interim, the use regulations and standards of this table apply. These tables are intended to replace zoning and bulk and dimensional standards only. References to other SMC titles or chapters are for illustrative purposes only. Specific requirements may vary and depend upon the project submitted. |
Zone Intent: Enable the realization of a planned resort community that includes a mix of year-round and seasonal residences, tourist accommodations and the commercial and other uses to serve them, utilizing a subarea planning process to tailor specific uses and standards. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Size Limitations | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Front Yard Setbacks | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
20 PURPOSES OF DISTRICTS
District Type | Zone Classification | Zoning Map Symbol |
|---|---|---|
Agricultural | Agriculture Conservancy | AC |
Residential | Residential | R4-8 |
Commercial | Neighborhood Business | NB |
Community Mixed Use | CMU | |
Regional Commercial | RC | |
Highway Commercial | HC | |
Heavy Commercial/Warehouse | HC/W | |
Light Industrial | High Tech Light Industrial | HTLI |
Mixed or Planned Development | Lifestyle District | LD |
Economic Opportunity Area | EOA | |
Planned Resort Community | PRC | |
Downtown | Downtown Core | DC |
Downtown Mixed Use – I | DMU-I | |
Downtown Mixed Use – II | DMU-II |
Zone Intent: To maintain agricultural use for the long-term benefits to a growing urban community as open space and for food production on any parcel that is preserved in perpetuity by public ownership or easement to maintain agricultural use. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Size Limitations | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Minimum Front Yard | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Agriculture Production, Low Impact | None | 50' | 10' | Side: 20' but 50' if adjacent to R zone Rear: 20' but 50' if adjacent to R zone | Not applicable as site development is limited by conservancy agreement | None | Per conservancy agreement |
Public Facilities and Services | Major: same as agriculture Minor: 20' | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |||||
Communication Facilities/Towers (see Chapter 18.61 SMC for wireless communications) | 150' | 2 times the height of a tower, antenna, dish; 50' for all other facilities | |||||
Accessory Uses and Structures: see Chapter 18.59 SMC | |||||||
Conditional Uses: none | |||||||
Notes: These tables are intended to replace zoning and bulk and dimensional standards only. References to other SMC titles or chapters are for illustrative purposes only. Specific requirements may vary and depend upon the project submitted. |
Zone Intent: The R4-8 zoning district is to provide land for residential development within the city. The R4-8 zone provides for consistency and predictability in the character of residential neighborhoods. New subdivisions must provide a minimum of four dwelling units per net acre. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Lot Size Standard | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Minimum Front Yard | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Residences (Detached) | Min. lot size – 5,400 sf Max. lot size – 14,500 sf* | 25', except 18' in central height district (see Notes below) | 15' | Side: 6' each side; or 12' one side only if zero-lot-line development Rear: 15' | 40% lots 10,000 sf and larger; increases by 0.4% for each 100 sf lot area less than 10,000 sf | 2 spaces/residence | Site plan review per Chapter 18.22 SMC |
Residences (Attached, not to exceed fourplexes) | Min. lot size = duplex/9,000 sq.ft. triplex/10,500 sq.ft. fourplex/12,000 sq.ft. | 25' | Side: 6' Rear: 15' | 50% See SMC § 18.25.040 | 2 spaces per unit. See SMC § 18.48.050 | Site plan and ACUP (ACUP in lieu of design review). See Chapter 18.60 SMC | |
Public Facilities and Services (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | None | 25' or as determined by CUP | As determined by CUP ACUP: 20' | See SMC § 18.48.050 | |||
Communication Facilities/Towers (see Chapter 18.61 SMC for wireless communications) (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | None | 150' | 2 times the height of a tower, antenna, dish; 50' for all other facilities | None | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | ||
Accessory Uses and Structures: See Chapter 18.59 SMC | Accessory Dwelling Unit: See Chapter 18.66 SMC | ||||||
Home Occupation: See Chapter 18.67 SMC | |||||||
Conditional Uses: CUP: parks other than mini-parks; public schools; libraries; community centers; police and fire stations; power substations; cemeteries ACUP: mini-parks; minor public facilities; attached residences (multiplexes) | |||||||
Notes: These tables are intended to replace zoning and bulk and dimensional standards only. References to other SMC titles or chapters are for illustrative purposes only. Specific requirements may vary and depend upon the project submitted. Regulation of building heights is related to these policies of the Sequim Comprehensive Plan: Land Use Chapter LU 3.2.4, 3.2.5, and 3.2.7. Also see SMC § 18.08.020, Definitions, and the illustration here for method of measurement of building height. * A subdivision may create one remainder lot large enough to be further subdivided in the future, based on the minimum lot size requirements of the applicable residential zone, and the remainder lot must not prevent a future subdivision from occurring that meets all of the city's lot dimensional requirements and density. |
Zone Intent: The NB zone is to allow retail sales and services routinely needed by neighborhood residents in locations that are convenient to access by walking and offer the potential to grow as mixed-use neighborhood centers including attached-unit residential development. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Size Limitations (Max. gsf) | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Minimum Front Yard | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Neighborhood Retail | 25,000 (grocery store); 7,000 all others | 35' | 0'; and not more than 10' | Side: 10' but 20' if adjacent to R zone Rear: 10' but 20' if adjacent to R zone | 1 space per 300 sf 1 space per 500 sf Depends on facility (see Chapter 18.48 SMC) | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |
Services, Personal and Professional | 6,000 | ||||||
Residence, Attached | 15' | 0' but 10' if adjacent to R zone | |||||
Public Facilities and Services (minor only) | As determined by ACUP | ||||||
Communication Facilities/Towers (see Chapter 18.61 SMC for wireless communications) | None | < 30' for tower/antenna/dish; otherwise, 35' | Setback from all property lines is 1.5 times the height of any tower/antenna/dish; otherwise, same as retail | None | |||
Accessory Uses and Structures: See Chapter 18.59 SMC | |||||||
Conditional Uses: CUP: bars and taverns ACUP: mini-parks; bed and breakfast inns (three to six guest rooms); espresso stands (drive-through) | |||||||
Notes: Parking allowed inside and rear yard only. District is pedestrian-oriented with limited drive-through uses allowed. Neighborhood restaurants: Music and other performance entertainment are allowed indoors as an incidental activity; provided, that no amplification equipment or technology is employed in the performance. These tables are intended to replace zoning and bulk and dimensional standards only. References to other SMC titles or chapters are for illustrative purposes only. Specific requirements may vary and depend upon the project submitted. |
Zone Intent: Provide residents centralized access to retail businesses and services, primarily along Washington Street on either side of downtown, that meet community-wide needs; create a complementary mix of community-serving retail, personal and professional services, public facilities, and transient lodging; ensure each development is a good neighbor to adjacent uses and districts, particularly single-family neighborhoods. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Size Limitations | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Minimum Front Yard | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Multifamily, no ground floor commercial requirement | 60,000 gsf maximum | 45' | 10' | Side: 0' but 20' if adjacent to R zone Rear: 10' but 20' if adjacent to R zone | 1.5 spaces per unit and 1 guest space per 10 units | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |
Community Retail | 60,000 gsf maximum | 35' | 10' | Side: 0' but 20' if adjacent to R zone Rear: 10' but 20' if adjacent to R zone | Depends on use and/or facility (see Chapter 18.48 SMC) | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |
Services, Personal and Professional | |||||||
Transient Lodging | |||||||
Religious Places of Worship | |||||||
Public Facilities and Services | Major: same as retail Minor: 0' but 10' if adjacent to R zone | ||||||
Communication Facilities/Towers (See Chapter 18.61 SMC for wireless communications) (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | < 65' | 1.5 times the height of any tower/antenna/dish; otherwise, same as retail | None | ||||
Accessory Uses and Structures: See Chapter 18.59 SMC | |||||||
Conditional Uses: CUP: public facilities, major; day care centers (more than 12 charges); towers, antennas (including amateur radio) and supporting structures 65 feet or more, other than wireless communications facilities ACUP: public facilities, minor; bars and taverns | |||||||
Notes: Marijuana retail sales are allowed in the community business zone provided the site meets the minimum separation standards from specific uses as specified in RCW 69.50.369 and associated sections in Chapter 314-55 WAC. These tables are intended to replace zoning and bulk and dimensional standards only. References to other SMC titles or chapters are for illustrative purposes only. Specific requirements may vary and depend upon the project submitted. |
Zone Intent: Allow retail and service uses, primarily "big box" stores and national retailers that serve the regional market that includes the entire North Olympic Peninsula. Provide regional residents convenient access at a highway interchange to major retailers including warehouse-format retail, home improvement center, superstore, new car dealership, and associated "pad" retail and service uses. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Size Limitations | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Minimum Front Yard | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Regional Retail | None | 35' | 10' | Side: 0' but 20' if adjacent to R zone Rear: 10' but 20' if adjacent to R zone | Depends on specific use and facility (see Chapter 18.48 SMC) | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |
Services, Personal and Professional | |||||||
Transient Lodging | |||||||
Public Facilities and Services (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | Major: same as retail Minor: 0' but 20' if adjacent to R zone | ||||||
Communication Facilities/Towers (see Chapter 18.61 SMC for wireless communications) (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | < 65' for tower/antenna/dish; otherwise, 35' | Setback from all property lines is 1.5 times the height of any tower/antenna/dish; otherwise, same as retail | None | ||||
Accessory Uses and Structures: See Chapter 18.59 SMC | |||||||
Conditional Uses: CUP: public facilities, major; towers, antennas (including amateur radio) and supporting structures 65 feet or more, other than wireless communications facilities ACUP: public facilities, minor; bars and taverns; day care, more than 12 charges | |||||||
Notes: These tables are intended to replace zoning and bulk and dimensional standards only. References to other SMC titles or chapters are for illustrative purposes only. Specific requirements may vary and depend upon the project submitted. |
Intent of These Zones: The downtown zones implement the 2011 downtown plan that fosters the growth of a central, residential neighborhood as well as furthers the legacy of a central place for commerce, culture, community events, and other uses and activities enjoyed by the Sequim community, surrounding region, and visitors. These zones allow a wide range of uses and encourage a mix of work, living, and recreation within the heart of the city. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Size Limitations | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Minimum Front Yard | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Note to User: Please see Chapter 18.57 SMC, Downtown Districts, for use and development regulations for the downtown core (DC), downtown mixed use-I (DMU-I), and downtown mixed use-II (DMU-II) zones. | |||||||
Accessory Uses and Structures: See Chapter 18.59 SMC | |||||||
Zone Intent: Meet the needs of tourists and other transient visitors by providing a range of lodging, restaurants, and tourist service facilities such as fuel stations at the primary accesses to the city at US 101 interchanges. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Size Limitations | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Minimum Front Yard | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Convenience Retail | 8,000 gsf | 30' | 20' | Side: 10' but 20' if adjacent to R zone Rear: 20' but 30' if adjacent to R zone | Depends on specific use and facility (see Chapter 18.48 SMC) | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |
Travel Services | None | ||||||
Transient Lodging | 50' | ||||||
Public Facilities and Services (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | 30' | Major: same as retail Minor: 5' but 15' if adjacent to R zone | |||||
Communication Facilities/Towers (see Chapter 18.61 SMC for wireless communications) (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | < 65' for tower/antenna/dish; otherwise, 35' | Setback from all property lines is 1.5 times the height of any tower/antenna/dish; all others, same as convenience retail | None | ||||
Accessory Uses and Structures: See Chapter 18.59 SMC | |||||||
Conditional Uses: CUP: antennas (including amateur radio) 65 feet or more and supporting structures, other than wireless communications facilities ACUP: minor public facilities | |||||||
Notes: This is an auto-oriented district and retail and service drive-through uses, both primary and incidental, are permitted. These tables are intended to replace zoning and bulk and dimensional standards only. References to other SMC titles or chapters are for illustrative purposes only. Specific requirements may vary and depend upon the project submitted. |
Zone Intent: The HC/W zone allows heavy commercial and warehouse uses for business activities that are incompatible with the community's predominant residential uses and other commercial activities, yet still necessary functions within a small city. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Size Limitations | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Minimum Front Yard | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Heavy Commercial | None | 35' | 10' | Side: 10' but 20' if adjacent to R zone Rear: 10' but 30' if adjacent to R zone | Depends on specific use and facility (see Chapter 18.48 SMC) | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |
Wholesale/Warehouse | |||||||
Public Facilities and Services (ACUP) | 10' for side and rear | ||||||
Communication Facilities/Towers (see Chapter 18.61 SMC for wireless communications) (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | < 65' | 1.5 times the height of a tower/antenna/dish; 30' for all other facilities | None | ||||
Accessory Uses and Structures: See Chapter 18.59 SMC | |||||||
Conditional Uses: CUP: public facilities, major; towers, antennas 65 feet or more (including amateur radio) and supporting structures (other than wireless communications facilities) ACUP: public facilities, minor | |||||||
Notes: Retail showroom and sales are incidental activities if accessory to a primary use to heavy commercial. These tables are intended to replace zoning and bulk and dimensional standards only. References to other SMC titles or chapters are for illustrative purposes only. Specific requirements may vary and depend upon the project submitted. |
Zone Intent: Promote growth of lifestyle options for seniors in a neighborhood setting that provides a broad range of housing types, services, mobility options and healthcare facilities to support "living-in-place" through the many stages of senior life. | |||||||
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Permitted Uses | Size Limitations | General Development Standards | |||||
Maximum Height | Front Yard Setbacks | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||
Residence, Detached and Attached | None | 40' attached; 25' detached | 0' min.; 20' max. | 6' each side; 10' rear 6' each side; or 12' one side only if zero lot line development rear 10' | Depends on use and facility (see Chapter 18.48 SMC) | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |
Health Care | 50' | 30' | Side: 20' but 50' if adjacent to R zone Rear: 20' but 50' if adjacent to R zone | ||||
Office, Personal and Professional | 10,000 gsf | 30' | 0' min.; 15' max. | Side/rear: 10' but 15' next to residential | |||
Retail/Service | 6,000 gsf | ||||||
Public Facilities and Services (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | None | 30' or per CUP | As determined by CUP | Major: as per CUP Minor: 5' but 15' if adjacent to R use | |||
Communication Facilities/Towers (see Chapter 18.61 SMC for wireless communications) (CUP or special use/essential public facility) | < 65' | 1.5 times the height of a tower, antenna, or dish | None | Fencing per SMC § 18.24.140 | |||
Accessory Uses and Structures: See Chapter 18.59 SMC | |||||||
Conditional Uses: CUP: public facilities, major; towers, antennas 65 feet or more (including amateur radio) and supporting structures (other than wireless communications facilities) ACUP: public facilities, minor | |||||||
Notes: Distribution of permitted and conditional uses and application of tailored development standard are subject to any subarea plan for the lifestyle district adopted by the city council as directed by the comprehensive plan and provided for in Chapter 18.30 SMC, Master-Planned Overlay. In the interim, the use regulations and standards of this table apply. These tables are intended to replace zoning and bulk and dimensional standards only. References to other SMC titles or chapters are for illustrative purposes only. Specific requirements may vary and depend upon the project submitted. |
Zone Intent: Enable the realization of a planned resort community that includes a mix of year-round and seasonal residences, tourist accommodations and the commercial and other uses to serve them, utilizing a subarea planning process to tailor specific uses and standards. | |||||||
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Maximum Height | Front Yard Setbacks | Minimum Side/Rear Yard | Maximum Lot Coverage | Required Parking | Site Requirements | ||