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ORD 81-20 MADISON PARK PUDPage 1 Of 2 %~ Relating to the Madison Park PUD ORDINANCE NO. 81 - 20 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE 79-15, COMMONLY KNOWN AS "MADISON PARK." WHEREAS, a petition was filed with the Winslow Planning Agency requesting approval of a PUD for the real property described in this Ordinance, and a public hearing was held by the Winslow Hearing Examiner on January 27, 1981, and that following said public hearing the Hearing Examiner recommended P.U.D. approval of the ~e~e~e subject to the conditions set forth in the Findings of Fact, Conclusions and Recommendations dated February 7,198], and the SEPA Responsible Official having determined that the proposed PUD would not have a substantial impact on the environment, and therefore an Environmental Impact Statement would not be required, this matter having come before the City Council on February 17, 1981 and the City Council having reviewed the recommendations of the Hearing Examiner and having determined that the recommendations of the Hearing Examiner should be the subject of an Agreement for Residential Planned Unit Development, NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Winslow DO ORDAIN as follows: 1. The PUD Application submitted by the owners of Madison Park, Application No. X-81-2, is hereby approved and the property described in Exhibit "A" attached to this Ordinance designated a Planned Unit Development, (PUD) pursuant to Ordinance 79-15. 2. The common description of the property is the Northwest Corner of the interesect]on of Winslow Way West and Madison Avenue North, consisting of a rectangular piece of land which abuts approximately 320 feet on Winslow Way West and 290 feet on Madison Avenue North. Page 2 of 2 Relating to the Madison Park PUD 3. This PUD is subject to "An Agreement for Residential 4. This Ordinance shall become effective five (5) days after publication or posting in the manner provided by law. PASSED by the City Council of the City this ~j~day of May, 1981. of Winslow ATTEST: OF MCKISSON AND SARGENT, INC., P. S. CITY ATTORNEYS this ~'day of ~ z/~Z , at the Ferry Terminal, ChamBer oF'Commerce,'~y H~il. Effective ~.2""/4~/ Donna Je o~ Clerk/Treasurer to the Madison Park it Deve].c}pn~ent 81-20 3 At;RI.3,LNENT FOR i{ESI1;?,'?IT1AI, FI,AN,NEI) UNri' I)EVELOPMF, NT 'fHi.l CiTY OF WINH!.OW, :t mtmic[p:~l corp¢~rat:ton, loca[cd wfthfn Kitsap County, State of' Wdshing[:vt~, hereir~.'~fter called "Ci. ty", and William Barrow and Marlys Johnson, a joint venture, and/or assigned, d/b/a/Madison Park, hereinafter refecred to as "Owner", agree as follows: I. CONSIDERATION: The consideration for this agreement is the adoption by the City of Wtns].ow Ordinance 81-20 which approves a commercial planned unit development pursuant to the provisions of Ordi. nance 79-t5 and allows construction of a combined residential and don=mercial PUD on the property pursuant to ApplicaE']on X-81-2.. AppnDval was recommended by the Win~low Planning Agency dnd tho City of Wiu:;'low l{oaring Ex.uuincr. .In the ew~nt any conflict conclu~jon8 cc, l]t:iir~ed in the appl~c:~i<>n ~l[l(l <locu~lentf~ of Apl,lication X-a;1-2, should ariso, the terms oil ~hjs ~/~Fut. mcr:t shall be controlling, 11. !:ji~!;3b__[!.ES__qJ!L}2.':lli!p.N..i. The lef!.,,l. dc.:~cript'ion of the property :;rib.]etc. to thi. s agre{?~<,r, tv i:'; ]isC'ed on Exbil, fU "A" which is attached ho~.'to a~d b'2' this rofcn~we, r,.~adc .~ ~,'rt hereof as if fully set fOYth dt t]~:[s DOi:~. III. CO~DION DESC!iLt'TION; A parcel of laud approxirnate].y 370 feet abut:l-ing Winslow WrE; West and abo~t: 290 feet facing Madision Avenue No~ch, ccmmonly known as the Old Lincoln Grade School Property. IV. DEVEI,OPHENT 0t" PROPERTY: ]'ht~ owner agrees that th~ develop- ment of the property will be In substantial, compliance with the PUD pr~posa] fi]ed with t-he City and :idcn~:ified ;is Exhibit No. A in File X-81-2, Winsl,T3w Hearing Examinor. No s~j>stant:iat devi. ation from :h,' UtII) propo>~n[ ~:h.~ll b,r~ per:nLtt:,,d vfthout l.~rior approval of the City. The Citv fl]i.3in~cr shall be the. so]c judf;e of what const:itutes n City t,i;,:/i_ll,,cr ~,:l.{~r to ('omrltenceme~t B. Traffic 'jontrc !. ()v.'ncrs r 'cp to ins[all n toLd-street curd or [7, jrr[cF ;tt ~.wner~s expc'~sc at Madision Avenue NOFLh fo17 i15 [()ll?~ as [[h'~ :~[l'c(~[ I'OBla~'~S subst,'mdard in rljht:-of-way and :,;erv~ cc widths, tba purpose of ,,~hich is to prohibi[ left hand vc]~fculer turns out: of and irate rifle pl'o[~el'tv ' S e.'iS[ ,*1 ~. ;ICct~SS . C. Fire ]>rotect~iln. Thr, Wiu;;l~w Fire N.:~rshnil ::;hall firsE approve, in wt-Lting, the preq~osed lack of continuous cotriders and fire stairs. D, Prcloosed Park. The prop,~!;ed park consisting of approx- imately 35,000 square feet: shall be constructed and desi.s~ncd in accordance with standards established by the archi t c c t and apt>roved by Lhe Wfnslow City Courici/ the shall. be permanent'ly ncc<~s~i. bh~ for public use through appropriat:e cover~rxnts but that the cost of development alld maintenznlce shall be borne by the owners. E. S~2)rj_~D_.r.!Li..n_~!E..tb The ~,',~,ner will be required ~o install' all o~ site ~:tol:m dI'aill:D,,e syr;tc~m to haBd]e si,nfface water runoff i_n an appropri:~t'e mc~nner, the design of which shall be approved by the City E~inecr. The owner wi. lt be required re pcirtic.i. pat:e .i.~ incre:u;tr~: the cnpac'ity of the SUC)['T3 L~I:':I[I~:I:'O S)zSt',2l[l 0~' t'lC~Clii:.:..m Av~jc Sout:h lie the c',xtc, n~ lhat ~:,~ch i~wr,~:u;c is deemed hater;gary by the Cit;f l<r,,:~ric::,~ ,b: ,'B re',;ui/ of' i~<'reasc, d r ~nr-,ff from the PUD. F..~c21i)hF,._~!.!jji'rL 'l'}!~ owner will provLdc scrcerting noise and View On f.ho th>l'[h add wc'sl: property lines t:hrougl't t:he ~:;,'~ off ulat~t i;~,s which w.'ll wit:hin five yc;~rs be adequate co buf~ar the PUD from the residential areas to the north au d w~, s t. ~;iCa Pl.:m Rcvic,:.;. !~z'i~! to applicatic;n for a building permit the Plannin~ Aftency will corlduct: a site plan p 1 c: ns WITH Tile I.ANi): '['his Agrr,'n~;c~nt 3hall be filed for record with the i<its,!r~ cov~ r~c~:'.[ :'~+;-ming with [he land and l>3ii::li~', UI>~D Uhc <~,,f~c'F, it:n; SUCCESS ~": Page 3 of 3 VI I. "2MEDIES ,~ND ATTORNEYS FEES: I t is agreed that damages are an indequate remedy and t:hat the City may seed equitnble relief t'o en~'orce any provision of thi, s agreement:, The O~yner and City agree that in the event an interpretation of this agreement is required, the actio~ may first be commenced in th,~ Winslow Hunicipal. Courl: which sh;lll be dee~ned to h,~ve jurisdiction for this putposed but that trial in the W[n:~'low Municipal Court shall nc~t: prevent ,',n appeal dc novo to the Kitsap County Superior Court or any el. her court having ')uris- diction. The proposed buL!dings are to meet the defi, ni~:Tor~ of a two story structure ever' a baz:em~,nl; "story", first defined by Part [I, Cha~ter 4, Section 420, and "basement:" , Part: YI , Chapter 4, Section 403 of the [979 Uni Form Building Co~k~, In the event: leEal proceedin~,,~ to enfurcc lh~n agreement are co~enced, the parties agree to any other relief provided by the Court, the reasonable co~;t:s and ntLorneT's fees incurred -in such acCic:n, In addition i'~ t]~e abovo run]cd]es, the City may, unless the conditions described n Para~raph V, above, have been fully camplied with to the s,~t:~sf','~ct:iot~ o17 lhe Cl.t:y Engineer, refuse t:o issue an occupancy ~3ermi t' under t:he kerrus of Winslov~ OrdEnance. Dated t]~ s ,ATT[Z :'; T: