23.69.033
Approval of master use permits prior to master plan adoption
Seattle Municipal Code · Seattle Mun. Code § 23.69.033
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An institution may submit an application for development requiring a master plan prior to the master plan's adoption at any time following application for a master plan. The application may be approved if the following conditions are met: A. Development proposed in the master plan: 1. The Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) and the draft master plan have been published; and 2. The development standards shall be established through the conditional use process; and either: a. The end of the schedule for submittal to the City Council of the master plan has been reached, review of the application has been completed by the Development Advisory Committee and it has made a recommendation to the Director, and the City Council has approved the development as a Council Conditional Use according to the criteria of subsection 23.69.012.A; or b. The Development Advisory Committee has reviewed the application and has recommended by a 3/4 vote of all Development Advisory Committee members, with at least six affirmative votes, approval of the application, and the Director has approved the development as an Administrative Conditional Use according to the criteria of Section 23.69.012 ; B. Development not proposed in the master plan: 1. The conditions of subsection 23.69.033.A have been met; and 2. The institution shall provide a statement describing the unforeseen conditions or circumstances that warrant the need to include the proposed development; and 3. An analysis of the environmental impacts of the new proposal shall be incorporated into the environmental analysis of the proposed master plan and shall be reviewed by the Development Advisory Committee; and 4. The published final master plan and final EIS shall be amended to include the proposed development. (Ord. 127099 , § 55, 2024; Ord. 118362 § 21, 1996; Ord. 115002 , § 23, 1990.)