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Home My WebLink About3335 Amending Titles 16 (Buildings and Construction) and 17 (Zoning), and Section 20.01.040 of the PTMC, Related to Performance Standards for Emergency Housing and Shelter; Providing for Severability; and Establishing an Effective DateORDINANCE NO.3335 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PORT TOWNSEND, WASHINGTON, AMENDING TITLES 16 (BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION) AND 17 (ZONING), AND SECTION 20.01.040 OF THE PORT TOWNSEND MUNICIPAL CODE, RELATED TO PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR EMERGENCY HOUSING AND SHELTER; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, the City of Port Townsend currently has a permitting process for the establishment of temporary tent encampments to shelter people who are unhoused or at imminent risk of losing their housing; and WHEREAS, the current process only permits these uses temporarily, requiring housing and shelter providers to either seek an extension or move established encampments every 180 days; and WHEREAS, the significant investment of extending or moving temporary encampments contradicts the City's goals as stated in the Comprehensive Plan's Community Direction Statement, the Countywide Planning Policies, and the Interlocal Cooperation Agreement Between Jefferson County and the City of Port Townsend to Support Affordable Housing and Homeless Housing Programs, dated November 8, 2021; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 35.21.683 of the Revised Code of Washington ("RCW"), the City may not prohibit indoor emergency shelters and indoor emergency housing in any zones in which hotels are allowed; and WHEREAS, per the direction from the City Council, the Planning Commission explored possible amendments to the City's municipal code to comply with RCW 35.21.683, to streamline the permitting process for emergency housing and shelter, and to allow more types of emergency housing and shelter within the City; and WHEREAS, through RCW 19.27.042, the legislative authorities of cities and counties are permitted to exempt certain buildings from state building code requirements in order to provide housing for indigent persons, by adopting an ordinance or resolution to that effect; and WHEREAS, RCW 19.27.042 further tasks the state building code council to adopt standards for temporary emergency shelters, and make them available for local adoption, by July 1, 2026; and WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 3320 extended time limitations for temporary uses and interim land use regulations so that a tiny shelter village within the City could continue operating with temporary use permit extensions for tiny shelter use and habitation; and WHEREAS, a safe and predictable permitting and inspection process is needed for tiny shelters to be used as temporary emergency shelters, and delaying action until state building code council rules become available on July 1, 2026, would significantly impair the community's ability to provide safe and affordably -constructed emergency shelter; and WHEREAS, the City building official, in consultation with the Jefferson County building official and fire marshal, recommends regulations to ensure tiny shelter safety, annual inspections, and the means to monitor structure longevity, at which point the structures may need to be transitioned to alternate uses not supporting occupancy; and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission met to consider the proposed ordinance on December 14, 2023, December 28, 2023, and January 18, 2024; and the Planning Commission held a public hearing on February 7, 2024, to receive comments and testimony concerning the same; and WHEREAS, on March 14, 2024, the Planning Commission recommended passage of the proposed ordinance; WHEREAS, on April 1, 2024, City Council held the first reading of the proposed ordinance, including public comments; WHEREAS, Staff prepared three alternatives based on public comments and Council's conversation on April I ", and those alternatives were discussed during the April 29, 2024, special meeting; NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Port Townsend do ordain as follows: Section 1. Findings of Fact and Conclusions. The recitals above are hereby adopted by reference as the City's findings as if fully set forth herein. The City of Port Townsend is facing a shortage of housing options, and temporary use tiny shelter villages and tent encampments require significant infrastructure investment. The City Council wishes to establish safety and performance standards for facilities providing emergency housing and/or shelter to people who are unhoused or at imminent risk of losing housing. Section 2. Amendments. A. Section 17.08.020 of the Port Townsend Municipal Code is hereby amended to include additional definitions in substantially the same form as set forth in Exhibit A. B. Section 17.08.030 of the Port Townsend Municipal Code is hereby amended to include additional definitions and amended definitions in substantially the same form as set forth in Exhibit B. C. Section 17.08.050 of the Port Townsend Municipal Code is hereby amended to include additional definitions in substantially the same form as set forth in Exhibit C. D. Section 17.08.060 of the Port Townsend Municipal Code is hereby amended to include additional definitions and amended definitions in substantially the same form as set forth in Exhibit D. E. Title 16 of the Port Townsend Municipal Code is hereby amended to include a new Chapter 16.06 in substantially the same form as set forth in Exhibit E. F. Table 17.16.020 of the Port Townsend Municipal Code is hereby amended in substantially the same form as set forth in Exhibit F. G. Table 17.18.020 of the Port Townsend Municipal Code is hereby amended in substantially the same form as set forth in Exhibit G. H. Table 17.20.020 of the Port Townsend Municipal Code is hereby amended in substantially the same form as set forth in Exhibit H. I. Table 17.22.020 of the Port Townsend Municipal Code is hereby amended in substantially the same form as set forth in Exhibit I. J. Table 17.24.020 of the Port Townsend Municipal Code is hereby amended in substantially the same form as set forth in Exhibit J. K. Table 17.31.030 of the Port Townsend Municipal Code is hereby amended in substantially the same form as set forth in Exhibit K. L. Table 17.31.070 of the Port Townsend Municipal Code is hereby amended in substantially the same form as set forth in Exhibit L. M. Title 17 of the Port Townsend Municipal Code is hereby amended to include a new Chapter 17.62 in substantially the same form as set forth in Exhibit M. N. Chapter 17.60 of the Port Townsend Municipal Code is hereby amended in substantially the same form as set forth in Exhibit N. O. Section 20.02.040 of the Port Townsend Municipal Code is hereby amended by amending Tables 1 and 2 in substantially the same form as set forth in Exhibit O. Section 3. Application to Existing Encampments. Any legally -permitted temporary encampment already in existence on the effective date of this ordinance may apply for a permanent use permit pursuant to the provisions of this ordinance. Section 4. Public Hearing. The City Council held a public hearing on April 1, 2024, to review the findings and conclusions adopted in this ordinance. Section 5. Severability. If any provision of this ordinance or its application to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the remainder of the ordinance, or the application of the provision to other persons or circumstances, is not affected. Section 6. Publication. This ordinance shall be published by an approved summary consisting of the title. Section 7. Effective Date. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force five days after publication in the manner provided by law. ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Port Townsend, Washington, at a special meeting thereof, held this 29th day of April 2024. ---------------._w _.._................., ._.w._.. David J. Faber Attest: Mayor Alyssa odrig1 City C1erk Footnote 2: The planning commission shall not hold public hearings regarding the utility plans described herein, unless the city council refers all or part of the plans to the planning commission. The city council shall hold one or more open record public hearing(s) on all such plans. Footnote 3: Pursuant to regulatory reform (RCW 36.70B.060), site -specific rezones authorized by a comprehensive plan or subarea plan, but excluding the adoption or amendment of a comprehensive plan, are processed as a Type V application with a notice of application and provided only one open record hearing before the planning commission and one closed record hearing before the city council. Certain legislative decisions, including site -specific rezones, are subject to rules governing quasi-judicial proceedings. Footnote 4: A notice of application shall not be required for Type I project permits that are categorically exempt from SEPA, unless a public comment period or an open record predecision hearing is required (See PTMC 20.01.150(A)). Footnote 5: After the decisionmaker has made a final decision on a shoreline conditional use or shoreline variance, the decision shall be forwarded to the Department of Ecology for its approval, approval with conditions, or denial. For appeals of shoreline permits, see Section 10.15 of the City of Port Townsend Shoreline Master Program. Footnote 6: See PTMC 17.30.130 for appeals of certificates of approval. Summary of Decision -making Type I — Administrative without notice; no administrative appeal. Type I -A — Administrative without notice; administrative appeal by the applicant only (unless the development code provides for an appeal); appealable to the hearing examiner. Type II — Administrative with notice, administrative appeal by any aggrieved party to the hearing examiner. Type III — Hearing examiner review. Notice and open record public hearing before the hearing examiner. Hearing examiner makes the final decision; appeal to superior court. Type IV — Decision by city council during regular council meeting. Type V — Except for utility plans as described in this section, notice and public hearing before planning commission, with planning commission recommendation to city council. City council also provides notice and public hearing before making final legislative decision. (by ion to city applicant council, only exceptfor unless utility plans, the and before develop city council ment for code and code comprehensiv provides a plan for an revision S2, 3 appeal)' Administrative Yes, Yes, open Yes, open No N/A N/A appeal: open record record before record before the hearing before the examiner the hearing hearin examiner g exami ner Judicial appeal: Yes Yes Yes' Yes' Yes Yes; provided, that all administrativ e appeal remedies have been exhausted, including appeals to the Shoreline Hearings Board, Growth Management Hearings Board, etc. Footnote 1: Type V land use plans are subject to review and recommendation by the planning commission. However, the following utility plans may be reviewed or considered by the planning commission only upon referral by the city council to the planning commission of all or part of the plans: wastewater (sewer) plans, stormwater plans, water system plans, and solid waste plans. The city council shall conduct review and hold one or more open record public hearing(s) on all such plans. At the time of consideration by the full city council, the applicable council committee, as directed by council, may make a recommendation to the city council regarding utility plans. owned or II, C-III, C- cl�rate�d lay II S and religious M C S organization zones. Standalone Saar king facilities owned or era gd byb aJnoo�,,-r0fat e_rt t oy_.ther than a religious 1 Assignment of a project to Type I, I -A, or II status shall not limit or restrict the public notice and procedures available pursuant to Chapter 43.21C RCW (SEPA) and Chapter 19.04 PTMC if a project is deemed to be subject to SEPA review. Z Pursuant to regulatory reform (RCW 36.70B.060), site -specific rezones authorized by a comprehensive plan or subarea plan, but excluding the adoption or amendment of a comprehensive plan processed as a Type V application with a notice of application and provided only one open record hearing before the planning commission and one closed hearing before the city council. Certain legislative decisions, including site -specific rezones, are subject to rules governing quasi-judicial proceedings. 3 Final plats and final PUD plans are approved by the city council pursuant to PTMC 18.16.150 and 17.32.150. Table 2 — Action Type Procedure Project ............................. _ Permit Applications (Type I — IV) _. Legislative �. w _ ._ .._. Yp_ Type Type l-A Type lt .._............ T Type Yp Type IV ., Type V ..,....... Notice of .. No4 No4 Yes Yes No N/A application: _ _ Recommendation N/A N/A N/A PCD director/ N/A Planning made by: Shoreline commission, administrator except for 5 utility plans' Final decision M- Admin PCD PCD director/ Hearing City City council made by: director Shoreline examiner council administrator' Open record No Only if Only if Yes, before No Yes, before public hearing: director's director's hearing planning decision decision is examiner commission is appealed' to make appealed recommendat Minor critical Minor Minor area permits modifications shoreline to approved permits tree (minor conservation shoreline permits or substantial tree development conservation permits, plans, minor Chapter conditional 19.06 PTMC, use permits, Tree minor Conservation variances) Street Flood Flood development development development permits permits variances Frv1tMe n, g indoor shelters in residential and mixed usegzoneS - II C 11.J-II5 and M C S Emeree�c Indoor Shelter in all residential zones mixed use zona„ C_ II, C-III, C- II S and M CS zones. Freer Zeng Outdoor Shelter in R- 1..�,R�Mv I I M U , - Ni„( and i C S zones. i`fr!k�eltr Standalone 1 Villa es in all Disaster relief residential shelters safe�aarki s and mixed facilities „eo .,, — r_ Fr r mency indoor hou in in MmmNN ��,,NV1•IN B, and M-111. Fr-le,r enc indoor shelters in M:II(A),_M-II UB and M-III. fnergtnLcy outdoor shelters in�R-1-1 1q_1-II C-11 and C�IGI. %irr Shelter Villages in M C� 1�B�NNI. Continuum of Care in all residential and mixed use Zones C i1-1111-M C li B ll-Ill C-kl S)� and M/C S zones. short and full permits per Commercial, subdivisions/ Chapter multifamily, plats 17.46 PTMC cottage and mixed use Type II permits per Chapter 17.46 PTMC Nonconforming Recognition/ Nonconformi — Change of use certification ng use — of 9 or fewer Relocation/ lots of record Expansion Sign permits Shoreline Critical areas exemptions permits Temporary uses Minor variances ._.. Street use Minor permits conditional use permits Land clearing/ Tree removal All personal grading activity wireless combined facility with permits and statement of minor intent not to variances convert described as commercial Type 11 forest lands, permit Chapter applications 19.06 PTMC, in Chapter Article II 17.78 PTMC Home Tree removal Tree removal occupations activity activity requiring a classified as a written tree exemption, conservation Chapter permit 19.06 PTMC, approval, Tree Chapter Conservation 19.06 PTMC, , Article II Article II Major variances Shoreline master program (SMP) amendments Major CUPS Other land use and utility plans and amendments All personal wireless service facility permits and major variances described as Type III permit applications in Chapter 17.78 PTM C m rggc,.;y indoor .--Ing facilities. D envy indoor d�s�e�. prrterge—ny indoor overnight shelters, fond tiw►y shelter villas in thie M. �,,.,M:1, M it A M-II B and M-I11 zones. Exhibit C.O 20.01.040 Project permit application framework. These tables provide guidance to permit applications. In the event of a conflict between the table and a development code, the development code shall apply. Type 11 Permitted uses not requiring notice of application (e.g., building permits, etc.) Tiny house as ADU Lot line adjustments Minor amendments to planned unit developments (PUDs) Type I -A Binding site plans, cottage housing development s Implementin g alternative parcel - specific zoning redesignatio ns in P zones Historic preservation certificates of approval (design review) Table 1— Permits/Decisions Type II Short subdivisions, unit lot subdivisions less than one acres Employer - provided housing CUP Lot line adjustments resulting in lot reorientation Plat and short plat extensions Minor Commercial, Revisions to modifications to multifamily, shoreline approved and mixed management preliminary use Type IA permits Type III Tiny house communities, preliminary full subdivisions; unit lot subdivisions of one acre or greater, plat vacations, including short subdivisions that involve right-of- way vacations or plat alterations Recognition/ subdivision of 10 or more lots of record Shoreline management permits (major shoreline substantial development permits, conditional use permits, variances) PUDs and major amendments to PUDs Type IV Type V Final plats' Site -specific rezones consistent with the Port Townsend Comprehensive Plan, including rezones/alternat ive parcel - specific zones considered in conjunction with the annual comprehensive plan amendment process Final Development planned regulations unit developme nts (PUDs)' Zoning text amendments and zoning map amendments Annexations 17.60.080 Required conditions. The director of the planning and community development department shall establish, as a condition of each temporary use permit: A. A time within which the use and all physical evidence of the use must be removed.. B. If the applicant has not removed the use as required by the temporary use permit, the city may abate the use as provided in PTMC 17.60.090. C. Applicant shall obtain a city business license, if applicable. 17.60.090 Abatement. Prior to the approval of a temporary use permit, the applicant shall submit to the director of the planning and community development department an irrevocable, signed and notarized statement granting the city permission to summarily enter the applicant's property with reasonable notice and abate the temporary use, and all physical evidence of that use if it has not been removed as required by the terms of the permit. The statement shall also indicate that the applicant will reimburse the city for any expenses incurred in abating a temporary use under the authority of this chapter. 17.60.100 Assurance device. In appropriate circumstances, the director of the planning and community development department may require a reasonable performance of maintenance assurance device, in a form acceptable to the city attorney, to assure compliance with the provisions of this title and the temporary use permit as approved. E. Adequate parking is available to serve the temporary use, and, if applicable, the temporary use does not occupy required off-street parking facilities for adjacent or nearby uses; F. Hours of operation of the temporary use are specified; G. The temporary use will not cause noise, light, or glare which adversely impacts surrounding land uses; and H. If applicable, the applicant has obtained approval of a street use agreement pursuant to Chapter 12.10 PTMC. 17.60.055 Event and temporary use permits — Chief of police authority. In issuing any event permit or temporary use permits for use of the right-of-way or any public space, the chief of police (or designee), in consultation with the planning and community development director and the public works director, is authorized to establish conditions and restrictions for the event to ensure public safety, including conditions that restrict others' use of the area set aside for the event or use. For example: A. The chief could grant a permit holder the right to use portions of streets or sidewalks (subject to conditions to maintain public access and ensure safety). For example, a permit to a festival could allow the festival the authority to use certain sidewalks for event purposes (such as tables and booths) in the discretion of the permit holder, so long as minimum access standards set by the chief were maintained for safety of the public. B. Chief could grant a permit for exclusive use of the sidewalk as part of an event. For example, a permit for an event at a building that also included outside activities could also include use of a defined area around the building (with conditions to ensure safety). 17.60.060 Time limitation. A temporary use is valid for up to 180 calendar days from the effective date of the permit; however, the PCD Director of the planning and community development department may establish a shorter time frame. The director may grant one extension not to exceed 60 days, upon the applicant showing compliance with all conditions of permit approval. 17.60.070 Limitation on activity. A. A property owner or other holder of a temporary use permit may not file an application for a successive temporary use permit for 60 days following the expiration of an approved permit applying to that property. 17.60.050 Approval criteria. The PCD Director of the planning and community development department may approve, or modify and approve, an application for a temporary use permit if all of the following criteria are satisfied: A. The temporary use will not be materially detrimental to the public health, safety or welfare, nor injurious to property or improvements in the immediate vicinity. T^ this erg +,,..RPE)FaFy B. The temporary use is compatible with the purpose and intent of this title, and the specific zoning district in which it will be located; C. The temporary use is compatible in intensity and appearance with existing land uses in the immediate vicinity; D. Structures proposed for the temporary use comply with the setback and clear vision area requirements of this title, and with applicable provisions of the building and fire codes; a w z HE limTff Mamma .--tr. Oft_:. .-MAI < t .t -, 1-211 ! £. 2z.a:..,lff . » < = . . - r. . . » , x : a ® : *WllvTlT=. - 11.111 a t , ». , : � a ■ , a t - . . . ,. �.w:l:,■.,�.� £� ,....,� . .. 2,.... , <£�. � IMMI ,.,V, # . a t .<aw . a� : . ..< . - �z ..! ,�«,� «. �. a a..t �. .t ■ z,,! y. .l,., : ; . ,. <2 ....., ., <,. �. .. 17.60.030 Application process. A. Applications. The application for a temporary use permit shall be submitted on forms obtained from the PCD Director of the planning and community development department. The application shall be acknowledged by the property owner. B. Procedure. The PCD Director shall verify that the application is consistent with the requirements of this chapter, and that the application contains proof of a city business license, if applicable. C. Approval Process, iMt All ether temporary uses shall be processed as Type I permits, in accordance with the administrative approval procedures of Chapter 20.01 PTMC and enforced in accordance with the procedures detailed in Chapter 1.20 PTMC. 17.60.040 Exemptions. The following activities are exempt from the permit requirements of this chapter, but shall otherwise comply with the substantive requirements of this chapter, unless specifically noted otherwise: A. Contractors' offices, model homes, on- and off -site contractors' construction yards and other temporary structures in conjunction with an approved development application. Such uses shall be subject to the time limitation set forth in PTMC 17,60.060, but may be renewed immediately upon expiration at the discretion of the PCD Director of the planning and community development department; B. Garage and yard sales; and C. City -sponsored uses and activities not occurring within a structure, and occurring at regular periodic intervals (i.e., weekly, monthly, yearly, etc.). 1-F IMMIMM .� o Exhibit C.N (unchanged from previous draft) Chapter 17.60 TEMPORARY USES Sections: 17.60.010 Purpose. 17.60.020 Permit required. 17.60.030 Application process. 17.60.040 Exemptions. 17.60.050 Approval criteria. 17.60.055 Event and temporary use permits— Chief of police authority. 17.60.060 Time limitation. 17.60.070 Limitation on activity. 17.60.080 Required conditions. 17.60.090 Abatement. 17.60.100 Assurance device. 17.60.010 Purpose. To provide an administrative approval process whereby the city may permit uses to locate within the city on an interim basis without requiring full compliance with the development standards for the applicable zoning district, or by which the city may allow seasonal or transient uses not otherwise permitted. Under this chapter, the city may impose conditions on a temporary use permit to protect the public health, safety and welfare. Consistent with RGW defered a•-C4pW-_1-7: 4MMQ 17.60.020 Permit required. A. Applicability. No temporary use shall be permitted within the city except in accordance with the provisions of this chapter. A temporary use permit is required for temporary uses except those specifically exempted pursuant to PTMC 17,60,0 0. The PCD director shall have authority to grant, grant with conditions, or deny an application; provided, that the director shall have no authority to modify the limits established in PTMC 17.60.070. B. Who May Apply. ........... e fafy- a tear f 4e44P44i. Ay p The property owner or the owner's agent may apply for a temporary use permit on private property. Any person may apply for a temporary use permit within a public right-of-way. 17.62.090 Permit sr s ension or revocation. Titles 15 or 16 shall work with the a Nicant to achieve voluntar com liance. If voluntarKgom liance cannot be achieved sor and or mana in a enc comes into com liance with this code and the conditions of a roval. The cit ma sus end or revoke an a roved ewer enc housin or shelter errrait ursuant to A. The use for which the a royal was ranted has been abandoned fora eriod of at least ones gar or , B. A royal of the ermit was obtained b misre resentation of material fact -of C. The ��:)ermit�isbbein exercised cQqrarytothe terms _of a royal or D. The PCD director or their desi nee worked with the a licant to reach voluntary reviewed b the hearin examiner as rovided in PTMC 20.01.040. If the facilit is closed or the use is discontinued for one ear the site shall be vacated and restored to its re-facilit condition unless the site is redesigned for other use as agreed a on by the PCD director. 2. Additional duration re uirements for tin shelter villa es. Tin shelter villa e facilities ma be a droved without a ecified end date and ma continue to operate so Ion as in the •ud ement of the PCD director as su rt oed b annual ins ections the followin criteria are met: a. The individual tiny shelters ro osed for sitin within a villa a were manufactured not more than five ears rior to the date of h sical placement at the site as evidenced b the ermanent label re uired by PTMC 16.06.100 or b. Tiny shelters that are in excess of five yggrs of a e must ass ins ection b the Fire Code and Suildin Official rior to lacement within a site ar relocation to another site or before the ma continue to be used or occu ied at their on final site as determined usin the date of manufacture. The Suildin Official shall determine and rovide in writina, conditions for retirement of the tin shelter or allowances for continued use° c. Tinv shelter villages that do not meet _all _of the above recuirements_r apply for a Type III variance reviewed by the hearing examiner as rovided in PTMC 20.01A40. If the tin shelter villa a is closed or the use is discontinued for a vear. the site shall be vacated and restored to its re -fa cilit condition unless the site is redesi ned for other use as a reed Mum 1-madow 17.62.070 Modification. The a leant and air the Cit ma initiate a modification to an approved emer enc housin or shelter ermit. A modification will be rocessed as a Tvve II land use decision ursuant to Cha ter 20.01 PTMC Land Develo ment Administrative Procedures. Throu h the modification procedure. the ON shall review rectuested modifications and may delete, modify or_iq)Agse additional conditions upon finding that the use for which the approval was, ranted has been intensified than ed or modified b the ro ert owner or b erson s who control the ♦ •jWk Sw. rI= 17.62.080 Assurance device. A. Liability Insurance. Except for reli ions organizations, the applicant shall rocure and maintain in full force through the duration of the life of the facilit com rehensive general liabilitv insurance with a minimum coverage of one million dollars 1 Q00 000 per occurrence a re ate for personal in'ur and propertKdama e. ro art line of abuttin ro ernes. A licants ma re uest setback reductions if the ro art boundar is marked with a fence that is at least 6 feet tall and in com liance with Cha ter 17.68 PTMC. The PCD director ma also rant setback reductions if than es in elevation intervenin buildin s or other h sical characteristics of the site rovide ade uate se aration between the facilit and ad'oining uses 3. all facilities shall be located within one-half mile walkin distance to ublic transit with the exce tion of facilities hosted b a reli ious or anization on real �o ray it crt or controls or disaster relief shelters. if the ro osed site is not within the stated roximit the a licant ma meet this re uirement b rovidin a Nan demontratin how the a licant wilt rovide access to ublic services to occu ants of the ro osed facilit 4. sites within a critical area or its buffer shall be sub"ect to Cha ter 19.Ci5 PTMC° 5, emerenc housin and shelter facilities shall tom ly, with all applicable develo ment standards of Titles 16 and 17 PTMC• 6. it is recommended that emer -nc housin3, and shelter facilities not be sited in a manner which dis laces on -site arkin on the host ro art necesar for another on -site rinci al use unless sufficient re aired off -site arkin remains available for the host's rinci al use or unless a shared arkin a reement is executed with adjacent pLgpgrti s. 7. emer enc housin and shelter facilities shall contain exterior li htin that is directed downward so that fare is contained within the remises 8. emer enc housin and shelter facilities shall be sized in accordance with site conditions and other facitors rovided however that the bui ina official shall determine the maximum number of arsons wlo ma reside at a facility. A. Fre uenc and duration of facilit use. 1. Fmer enc housin and shelter facilities ma be a roved without a s ecified end date and ma continue to o erate so Ion as in the 'ud ement of the PCD director _the a. is in substantial conformance with the ro'ect as a roved b, com lies with all conditions of a royal C. P,aSsqs, aall health and safer ins actions° d. has not chap ed the site si nificantl e. is not a eriencin than ed circumstances associated with the use and f. has assed annual ins ectiorrs bt the fire code official er International Fire Code Section 104 includin all rem orar structures teats RVs tin shelters and common use structures„ g. Shelters and facilities that do not meet the criteria described above in subsections a. throu h f. of this section ma a l for a T e III variance Vill. im lementation of re istered sex offender back round checks and compliance with a l� icaNl retration and notification ruirements o the extent eritted b 11C�U 35A.2.1.360 4 IX. a Ian for mana in onsite securit concerns X. the rovision of a hone number and Dint of contact at the site of the groposed safe parkin facility far the communit to re ort cones XI. a Ian for addressin re orted concerns and documentin resolutionA and inkin this information ublicl available with a ro rt measures to rotect the rivac of those involved• and XII. identification of performance metrics that will be used to track com Hance with the safer and securit lan. C. "Good Nei hbor" Polio that sets out a Ian for continuous en a ement throu h the life of the faciiit with the communit and a rocess for addressin rievances of faciiit residents concerned nei hbors and residents of the broader communit and which willw I. Be develo ed throw h documented outreach to the ad'acent ro err owners and nei hborin residents• II. include a desi nated aoint of contact and contact information for the residents and nei hbors 111.be resented to the Cit Council ire a ublic session that includes the o portunit for ublic comment. d. Trans ortation lan addressin transit roximit vehicle circulation and edestrian and bic cle in ress and egress to the factlitL. e. An other olicies necessar for the health safet and welfare of facility residents. staff nei hbor and the broader communit consistent with state law. D. Standards for All Continuum of Care Facilities. 1. No continuum of care faciiit shall be ermitted within the cit unless it meets all a royal criteria listed in PTMC 17.62.050.A o erational re uirements for emer enc housin and overni ht shelters and PTMC 17.84.050 conditional use hermit a,gplgval criteria. E. Sitin criteria. Sitin criteria for emer enc housin and shelter facilities unless exem t under state law: 1. All proposed structures for emergencyindaar housin emer enc indoor da - use sheiters and emergency indoor overni ht shelters shall be located in accordance with the setback re uirements for the underl ire zonin asset forth in PTMC Table 17.16.030 Table 17.18.030 Table 17.20.030 Table 17.22.030 Table 17,24.030 Table 17.31.50 or "fable 17.31.80- 2. all proposed structures for tin shelter villa es emer enc outdoor shelters and safe parking facilities shall be located a minimum setback of 15 feet from the recommended that the or anization also maintain the minimum recommended number of available arkin s aces for an existin uses on the ro err jn accordance with PTMC 17.72.080. Policies and Plans for Standalone Safe Parkin No standalone safe arkin facilit shall be ermitted without a roved standard o gratin rocedure lans that address the following: a. Q erations Plan addressin I. Site many ement• II. site maintenance• III. rovision of hu�°nan and social services° IV. roles and res onibilities of ke staff° V. olicies far entr to site b residents and visitors and VI. olicies for denial of services in accordance with 17.62.050.C.3.b.111 and 17.62.050.C.3.b.IV. b. Safet and Securit Plan which incur orates feedback from local law enforcement services and describes measures that the site mane er will em to to romote the safet of facilit occu ants and surrounding residents and businesses includin but not limited to all of the following I. Perimeter fencin or screenin to limit access to the site for safer and security reasons without obstructin si ht at the street street intersections or curbsT screenin material ma include fencin landsca in or other site-s ecfic methods a roved b the PCD director, 11. evacuation or shelter in place procedures in the event of an emer east such as a fire active shooter natural disaster or other eraser enW III. criteria for rpjgctiqRor removal of an individual seekin access to the facilit, IV. how the criteria for rejection or removal shall be shared with all residents and visitors V. a Ian to address disru five behavior in the facilit and on the ro err that infrn es on the safer of the occu ants of the facilit or the safer of the members of the reli sous or anization or the or anization's em to ees or volunteers and a descri Lion of the consequences for en a in in disru tive behavior VI. a Ian to address behavior that is inconsistent with the facilit 's code of conduct and Port Townsend Municipal Code•. VII. e Ian fc«r coordination and communication between the reli ious or anization and law enforcement. a entice to encoura a the timel sharin of information• |N. compliance %Mjjh �ari�cable registration and notification |V. V. the provision of a live-in, on -site manager. Egpmresernyting the VI, Lhe provision of a hone nUmber and point of contact at the site of thg_a[qpgsed shelter for the communAy-�� VU, A21an for add ressinK reported concerns and A2cL resol le with \UU. identification of pgrformance metrics that Mill be used to ptclestritan and bicycle in re_ssan�Lggress to the facility. C. Standards for Standalone all be e�eMptynder state law. 1. Organizer Qualifications. erials to demonstrate to the director's reasonable satisfacjiqq,±�� oossesses two or more of the fgIIo\Ning_quahf`ica qr indire a, Experience goqqvidding similar services to unhoused indivjiduals b. A certification or comparable academic credgnjj�j�� c. Applicable work or voluntggLg�� d. lence with similar services. Should the 0 uanization not meet at least two of the above civalifications director ma e that the requirements, and to minimize risk to both facility residents and neighbors. 2. be limited in its service by the PCD director pursyanjjq_�!�� IX. how to a ro riatel care for do s and other ets on site if ets are allowed to revent animal control nuisances includin dis osin of animal waste and reventin noise com taints• X. res actin all rules re uired b the mana in a enc as a condition of entr to the site• XI. com I in with terms of an " ood nei hbor" olic rovisions that a l to occu ants of the tin shelter villa e° XII. resident ri hts statement and rievance rocedures includin the right to a co of the code of conduct and a co of dis ute resolution rules for each residepl; and XIII, a visitors, �,qhc detailin when the facilit is open to residents' oasts what areas of the facilit are available for visitors check -in rocedures for visitors and ste taken to ensure all visitors comply with the code of conduct. e. An other policies necessary for the health safety, and welfare of facilit residents staff nei hbors and the broader communit Policies and Plans for Outdoor mar enc Housin and Shelters xclodin Standalone Safe Parkin . No outdoor timer enc housin or shelter shall be ermitted without the a roved standard o erating Procedures listed in PTMC 17.62.050.13.3 and the following addition qLpLocedures: a. Operations Plan I. a statement of actions that the applicant will take to obtain verifiable identification from all facilit residents for the or use of obtainin sex offender and warrant checks from a ro riate ate. ocie b. Safety and Securit Plan which incur orates the re uirements of PTMC I. the managingmaninging agencyngianCy shall take reasonable and le all ermissible ste s to obtain verifiable identification information from current and ros active residents. inclodln full name and date of birth. and initiate back round checks with the a ro riate a encies. The mana in a enc shall kee a current to of names and dates of all eo le who sta overni ht in the facilit .This to shall be available a ors re oast to law enforcement a encies and .«LEM . o • fencin landsca in or other site-s ecific methods a roved b the PCQ director C. ajg��ty��hbors and res;idents of the life of the facilitv with the community and a process for address�ing Be developed through documented outreach to the adj�-�ent U. include a designated point of contact and their contact information available for the residents and n ighbors. d. Proposed Code of Conduct. Thjk[qpq�� to the code of conduct sbgl hborhood on rules of behavior between fa e of conduct is i f the residents a and businesses, The code of conduct must include, at a minimum, U. maintairling appropriate _ublic health standards oilthe site by g the accumulL-fl 2- or nuisances, U|.to use |V. maintaininR reasonable noise V. r)rohibitinR threatening, illegal, and unsafe behAyjqL_pgE12�� and fgderal law: Vi in a safe locLtiory VU, structure: open flames includinglandlesincense fuel gas a. microwaves are allowable, however kin �activit�les outside the use of a an officially designated cookigg area- VU|. storin materials creating a public nUisance or fire risk- Ui tate and fedgral law.-. K( tion V resolution rules for each pzsident; apo 8. An other Policies necessar forthehealj!j,�� 4. Policies and Plans for Emergency Indoor Housing and EmRge1fggnUjndM address thgfollowin at U. Ui site maintenance - IV, roles and re )onsibilities V. visitors- _and Vi policies for denLial of services in accordance With PTIVIC b. S� �fet a�ndSeq�urity Plan that incorporates feedback from local law residents DU.and on the of the a in in N V. code of conduct and Port Townsend Munic�pal \U. n the 3. Policies and Plans for Emer errdcror-Use Shelter. No indoor emer enc day -use shelter shall be ermitted without a pEgyed_standard operating rocedure plans that address the followin A� s I. Site mane 'ement II. roviior� of human and social services•.. III. roles and responsibilities of ke staff• IV. pqlicies for entryto site b visitors and V. olicies for denial of services in accordance with PTMC 17.62.050.B.3.b.11 and 17.62.050.13.3.d.Xll. b. Safet and Securit Plan that incor orates feedback from local law enforcement services and describes measures that the site mane er will em to to romote the safet of facilit occu ants and surroundin residents and businesses includin but not limited to: 1. Evacuation or shelter in lace rocedures in the event of an emer enc such as a fire active shooter natural disaster or other eme tncy, II. criteria for rejection orremoval of an individual setking access to the facilit III. a lan to address disru five behavior in the facilit and on the ro ert that ir•rfrin es on the safet of occu ants or em to ees of the use and a descri Lion of the copse uences for en a in in disruptive behavior IV, a Ian to address behavior that is inconsistent with the facilit 's code of conduct and Port Townsend Munici al code and c. "Good Neighbor" Policy that sets out a plan for informin nei hborin ro ernes of facilit hours. services.. and the facilit °s desi hated Dint of contact. d. PPosed Code of Conduct. A "code of conduct" is an a reerrent on rules of behavior between facilit visitors and the mane ina enc . The code of conduct is intended to rotect the health safet and welfare of the visitors and em to ees of the shelter facilit and surroundin residents and businesses. Facilities shall address violations of the code of conduct er the visitors' rights and rievances rocedures. The code of conduct must include at a minimum roviions committin visitors to the followin � I. maintaining appropriate ublic health standards on the site b oreventinp, the accumulation of Ptarbage, and other health hazards or nuisances• r ,sue n ,,_st to law restrictions on smokirr and a resin to use designated smoking areas where roves 7. lJ on vacation of an entire shelter facilit all tem orar structures and debris shall be removed from the host site within two calendar weeks unless otherwise ermined b the I�CC� director. The site shall be restored as near as ossiN;�le to the on inal condition as identified in the site hotos submitted with the a Nicstion. Where deemed necesssr b the director the mana Nn a enc shslN re- )ant areas in which ve station has been removed or destro ed. This re uirement ma be waived if the director a roves the site be redesN ned for a different use. B. Standards for all new facilities excludin stsndallone safe arkin . TIe followin site re uirements shall a I to all continuum of care facilities emer enc indoor da -use slelters errrer enc indoor overni ht shelters emer enc indoor housin facilities emer enc outdoor shelters and tin shelter villa es unless exem t under state law. Each a roved standard shall be Nrrcluded as a condition of a roval,. I. Mans in A enc ualifications. An or anization that a lies fora ermit for a shelter emer enc housin facilit or safe arkin as art of a continuum of care facili# shall include sufficier#informs#ion in its s INcation materials to demonstrate to the direc#or's reasonable satisfaction that the or anization ossesses two or more of the folNowin ualifications ei#her direct) or indirect) throu hone or more of the or anization' directors officers or mana era with direc# su ervision over the ro osed facilit a. Ex erience rovidinu similar services to unhoused individuals; b. A certification or co - arable academic credentials in an a licable human service field; c. A licable work or volunteer ex erience in a related ro ram with unhoused o ulations d. N_ived ex erience with similar services. Should the or anization not meet at leash two of the aNaove calif"nations the PCD director may re uire additionsN rescri five r ressure to ensure that the facilit i o seated in conformance with local state arrd federal requirements, and to minimize risk to both facilit residents and nei hbors. Ca acit .Each shelter will be limited in its service ca acit to the number of eo le that the site can accommodate as determined b the buildin official uruant to a licable brrrldin and fire codes. 3. The mAqAag!iqn&Agqncy shall immediately contact the Port Townsend Police De artment's Office if an individual is re'ected or e'ected from the facilit under any of the followin circumstances: a. there is an active warrant on the individual- b. there is a match on a sex offender check; car c. in the "ud ment of the on-dut Dint of contact or an-dut u security, to ff that rson re"ected or e'ected resents a otential threat to the community 4. If not alread re wired b state or federal fundin rovisions the mane a enc shall coo erate and collaborate with other roviders of shelters and services for eo le who are unhoused within Part Townsend and Jefferson Countyparticularl with res ect to rovision of services and availabilit of resources. 5. Emer enc locator address. After ermit a royal the mana in a enc shall Apply to the department for an emer enc locator address for ur oses of emer enc shall hbo nixed with the United States Postal System for mail deriver , 6. Buildin s and construction compliance,. The mana in A nc shall ensure that facilities includin tin shelters or other ur ass -built structures are at all times in com liance with the re uirement of Title 16 PTMC with res ect to kauildin and fire mana yin a enc shall allow buildin and fire code officials reasonable access to outdoor and shared aces for In ection ur Dees. Table 17.62.050.A.6 A licable Buildin and Construction Codes for Emer enc reviewed as a C I I I I located )ns for C-11 these uses shall be rocessqd according to the procedures for lypt III land C-11 use decisions established in Administrative Procedures, . ........... . M-1 17.62.050 A royal criteria. A. The following operational requiremen offpringgyernight services or beds unless exam t under state law. 1. No children under the alore of 18 are allowed to s!La�yer�Wight iEl_a shelter unless accom anied b a jarena or le al uardian. If a child under the a e of 18 without a arena or le al uardian resent attem is to sta at the shelter the manein enc shall immediaiel contact the lie artrnent f Social and Health Services, Child Protective Services for placement in an alternative shelter. 2, Tlieman--ino_Age�tshall�ensure�co �plian�qewit�hall state and local_Rqbric health re ulations durin o eration of the shelter. As a condition of a royal of the shelter ermit ins actions b state and local a envies and or de artments to ensure such therefromcorn liance aad shall im lament all directives reultin within the document oq9qjqg,coMpjjijnce with ublc health re uirements includin but not limited to the following a. otable water which must be available at all times at the site., b, ortable or ermanent toilets which shall be set back from all ro art lines as often as ngEq5M to ensure sanitary —nA c. hand-washin stations by all toilets and food preparation areasi d. food handling_and store a facilities meetin all ublic health r not limited to ro er tam erature control for food store a and an educational ro ram for shelter residents• and e. refuse race tcles c aable rovidin ca acite to ke D the facilit clean without -excess _ga rb age accumulating outside of receotacles. f. At continuum of care facilities and tiny shelter villa ggs.,the on -site services described limited to the residents qDly and not available .......... ---------- ----- - M/C(S) ss. A lications for C-II(H) gMgjggngindoor overnight shelters in the s ecified zones shall be Ml/lC reviewed u lications for M-1 these uses shall be rocessed accordin to the rocedures for T e III land M II use decisions establish M-II(B) Administrative Procedures. M-111 Emergency Outdoor Shelters jyppjtPermit Review Process. ARlications for eme2renc outdoor 'R-111 shelters in the s ecified zones shall be reviewed under a T e 11 and be R-IV and use decisions C-I(MU) established in Cha ter 20.01 PTMC Land Develo ment Administrative C-II(MU) Procedures. I INS M CS ........... Permit Review Process. A lications for R-I shall be reviewed under R-11 lications for these uses shall C-11 be processedLaccordirIg to the procedyrts for T pelll land use �decis�Jons established in Cha ter 20.01 PTMC Land Develo ment Administrative Procedures. ... ....... .............. . ....... ............................. . . . ........... ... ....... ............. .... . . ...................— -------- .... . ........... . ... . ... . . . ........... . . . Tin er Tvpe 11 Permit Review Process. Applications for tipyj�elter villa es in the R-I s ecified zones shall be reviewed under a T e II and be processed R-11 R- 11 1 according to the procedures for Type 11 land use decisions established in Administrative Procedures. R-IV C-I(MU) C-II .— ... ........ . C-11 C-111 J I S 11— .. . ....... MIC(s) . . ......... Twe III Ma or Conditional Use Permit Review Process, Applicati2nLfor tiny M/C shelter villages in the specified zones shall be reviewed under i!_�e-l�ll M-1 Maior Conditional Use process. Applications for these uses shall be M-II(A) M , -11 " B — - I - I processed according to the procedures for Tvpe III land use decisions established in Chapter 20.01 PTMC, Land Develooment Administrative m I Procedures. Continuum of Care Type III Major Conditional Use Permit Review Process. A lications for R-I continuum of care facilities shall be reviewed under _Llype-Ill Maor j_ R-11 --- — ----- ....... R-111 R-IV Conditional Use process. Applications for emergency_indoor day -use shelters emer enc indoor overni ht shelters emer enc indoor housin !mer encv outdoor shelters, and tiny shelter villa es shall also be . ............ C-I(MU) T e III Ma'o.r..Conditional Us M�µrmit Rev ..�� ...... ��.. e Pe w_ yew Pr ...._.. ... _ ...... �...... ocess. A lications for _. ............... C-1t i l emer enc indoor housin ire the s ecified zones shalt be reviewed under a T e-III Ma'or Conditional Use rocess. A lications for these uses shall be M-1 processed accordin to the rocedures for T e III land use decisions M-II A established in Cha ter 20.01 PTMC Land Develo maul Administrative Procedures. emer enc indoor tea -Us e Shetters......._w......_... ...........� _ .... v.......� ....... . ...... e I Permit Review ...._.., .�.�..... ....... .._........� w._ .....__ ._.........,,,M�.�.........._._...��............�_..__.. Process. A lications for emer enc indoor da -use R-III shelters in the specified zones shall be reviewed under a Type I permit and ... R-IV be rocessed accordin to the rocedures for T e I land use decisions C l M established in Cha ter 20.01 PTMC. Lend Develo maul Administrative _.0 I I .0 ...... �� Procedures. C-II 4C-1 i.i.. ..... ...indoor M._._,.. C T e II Permit Review Process A lications frr emryer enc da. -use R shelters in the s ecified zones shall be reviewed under a T e II ermit and R-1 I be rocessed accordin to the rocedures for T e II land use decisions established in Chaiater 20.01 PTMC Land Develo ment Administrative Procedures. Ma'or Conditional Use Pe rmit Review Process. A lications for C-N N I�i emer enc indoor da -use shelters in the s ecified zones shall be reviewed 1�i ............ under a Ti e NII Ma'or Conditional Use rocess. A lications for these uses M-N shall a rocessed accordin to the rocedures for T e III land use M-III decisions established in Chapter 20.01 PTMC Land Develo ment ..... ... M III Administrative Procedures. _..M__...... ... ,, �...�...._. .1....._....� 11 ._... _ ..._ .... ............. Emer enc indoor Cernl t Shelters ..- T........e II Permi~t Review Process.~A lications for emer enc-W µ µ indoor R-I ..__.._........., R-LL overni ht shelters in the s ecified zones shall be reviewed under gjype II d be rocessed ac ancordin to the .rocedures for T e II land use ..,1t-1111.i_..._................ decisions established in Cha ter 0.01 PTMC Land Develo meat, _I iV1lJ _�i.��... ..........., Administrative Procedures. 17.62.040 Permit review Process Table. The followin table describes the ermittin roces each allowed use shall follow unless exam tad b state law. .......... . . . ...... Permit Review Process Zone Disaster Relief Shelter - -- — ------ Review µProcess. Disaster relief shelteApplications shall be All reviewed under ajype I ermit and are allowed in all zones. A lications Zones for disaster relief shelters shall be processed accordinglp the_procedures for T e I land use decisions established in Cha ter 20.01 PTMC Land DeveloDment Administrative Procedures,. -.=-- — ......11- -- - - . ........... — �gf eftrk�in ...... P. ... standalone safegarking R-1 facilities owned or o erated b reli loos or anizations shall be reviewed -II under a TvPtj:AjgfMA and b i,ccordi�ng o the procedures for aermiLARO-ke Processed . ... ..................... R-111 TvPe I -A land use decisions established in Cha ter 20.01 PTMC Land - V Development Administrative Procedures, C-l(MU) C-11 C-111 .... ......Arkin MIC(S) ................ . �T�1 Permit Review Process. A lications forstandalone safe p R-1 facilities owned or o erated b anon rofit entit other than a reli ious 1"I organization that are not reli iousl affiliated shall be reviewed under a R-111 rocedures forype 11 R-IV land use decisions established in ChaR!gL20,01 PTMC Land Develop.Ment C-l(mu) Administrative Procedures. C-11(mu) . . . C I I C-111 I Ils .......... M/C(S) Emergencv Indoor Housing --- - ........... TvDe 11 Permit Review Process. Applications for emer eilcv indoor housin R-1 in the s ecified zones shall be reviewed under a Tve 11 permit and R -11 R-111 R-IV Processed accordin to the Procedures for Type 11 land use decisions established in Chapter 201.01 PTMC, Land Development Administrative Procedures. C-l(MU) C-111 .......... .. ......... ....... A. A lication rovided b the de artment of tannin and communit develo ment for one of the followin ermit t es as described b PTMC 17.62.040: 1. e I Disaster belief Shelter• 2. l e I -A Safe Parkin Hosted b a lieu ions Cir aviation 3. T e II Safe Parkin Hosted b a Nonreli ious Non rofit 4. e II Emer enc Housin or Shelter Facilit as described in 17.62.040• or 5. T e III Emer enc Housin or Shelter Facilit as described in 17,62.040 and all continuum of care facilities. A site tan of the ro ert drawrw to scale slowin existin natural features and critical areas existin and ro Deed unlit im rovements existin ri lets -of a and im rovements the arkin ro osed on the ro ert as well as off -site arkin and existin and ro osed structures or other im rovements. For ro`ects ro osin new construction or clearin and radin the site Ian shall also include existin and ro osed rades stormwater and erosion cor�troV landsca in and erimeter screenin for the ro osed facilit C. A vLcini —ty ma showin the location of the site in relation to nearbytr seets and ro rtis� D. A written sum—a,,of the or osal res ondin to the a licable standards and re uirements of PTMC 17.62.050 and PTMC 20.01.100. E. Address and parcel number of the sub'ect ro ert F. Photo ra As of the site G. A list of other permits that are or ma be re uired for develo meat of the ro ert b the count orb another overnment a enc with "urisdiction over the develo meat H. Agglicable ermit fees I. A list of any development standards under Title 17 PTMC that the a licant seeks to modify; J. A statement of nualifications of the applicant meetin the re uirements of PTMC 17.62.050.6.1 • K. The a licant's draft olicies and tans as described b PTMC 17.62.050.6.3 and PTMC 17.621050. F1.4 L. Pro'ect statistics includin ro osed site area buildin covers a number and location of tents and tem orar structures ex ected and maximum number of residents and duration of the facilit . M. Documentation that the a licant has informed the Consolidated Homeless Grant CHG lead a enc of their intent to develo .The documentation shall include whether or not Homeless Mana emert Infirmation S stem artici anon will e re uired and that an data re uested b the CHG lead a enc has been rovided such as a descri tion of services rovided and the number of housin units or shelter beds intended to be devglopd, Exhibit C.M Chapter 17.62 SHELTER AND EMERGENCY HOUSING PERFORMANCE STANDARDS Sections: 17.62.010 Purpose. 17.62.020 Scope. 17.62.030 Application and submittal contents. 17.62.040 Permit review process Table. 17.62.050 Approval criteria. 17.62.060 Time limitations. 17.62.070 Modification. 17.62.080 Assurance device. 17.62.090 Permit suspension or revocation. The purpose of this chapter is to allow and to establish a review rocess for the shin and use of shelters and emer enc housin facilities for individuals and families who are unhoused or at imminent risk of becomin unhoued within Port Townsend. `iis includes continuum of care facilities disaster relief shelters emer enc indoor da -use shelters emer enc�,indoor overn�t shelters emer enc indoor housin facilities ernerggg_cy outdoor shelters safe arkin and tin shelter villa es. These re ulations are intended to rotect ublic health and afet re uirin the safe o eration of shelters and housin facilities berrefitin residents and the broader communit . 17.62.020 Sco e. A. Aoplicability. Shelters and emer enc housin facilities are ermitted ursuant to the rovisions of this section based on the under) in zonin and local state and federal law. B. Reli iOLIS Organizations. In accordance with RCW 35A.21.360 reli ious or anizations may host homeless eo le on ro ert owned or controlled b the reli ious or anization. If a licable ursuant to RC1/ 5A.21.360�}rli ious or anizations shall utilize the homeless client management informations stem established in R 43.185C.180. C. Permitted Zones and Permit Review T es. A lications for shelter facilities shall be rocessed as described in PTMC 17.62.040 accordin to the rocedures for a Ty I Type I-AIype II or Type III land use decision established in Cha ter 20.01 PTMC Land Development Administrative Procedures. 17.62.030 Application and submittal contents. Tle ro ert owner and mana in a enc collective) "the a licant"" shall si nand submit all of the followin : Exhibit C.L Table 17.31.070 Manufacturing District — Permitted, Conditional and Prohibited Uses Key to table: P = Permitted outright; C = Subject to a conditional use permit; X = Prohibited; N/A - Not applicable . . ................ , Use Type M/C Specific Use Standards Residential Rows 2-11 STET C_Qllflrluum of C Refer to PTMC 17.62.050 Approval criteria. BE of P Disaster relief shelters are not s "I'll- . .......... �ect to bulk d ensional d density desired use of various facilities located in the various zoqjpg_djstricts P Refer to PTMC 1"i.62.050 A royal criteria, P2 Refer to PTMC 17,62.050, Ap roval criteria, P2 Same as above, P2 Same as above. P Refer to PTMC 17.31.150 Bulk dimensional and lot standardsjtbuildin residential builchng_types. P2* See PTMC 17,62,040 Permit reviewDrocess table- PTMC 17.62,,0 "1 - ---------- — �5O 3roval criteria; and PTMC 17.62.050.c Standards for standalone safe 2gkinZ. *Standalone safe arkin facilities that are owned and/or operated ba r a_ P2 Refer to PTMC 17.62.050 A royal criteria. ional P Refer to PTMC 17,31,150,Bulk dimensional and lot standards by building ROWS 13-71 STET Exhibit CX Table 17.31.030 Commercial Zoning District — Permitted, Conditional and Prohibited Uses Key to table: P = Permitted outright; P2 = Permitted with a T e II Vie, - C = Subject to a conditional use permit; X = Prohibited; N/A = Not applicable - Use Type C II( idential s 2-12 STET Specific Use Standards Continuum of Care C Refer to PTMC 17.62,050 A royal criteria. Disaster Relief P Disaster relief shelters are not sub"ect to bulk dimensional and densit Shelter re uirements. This rovision reco nizes disaster relief a encies' desired use of various facilities located in the various zonin districts durin a time of declared ublic emer enc . Emer enc Indoor P2 Refer to PTMC 17.62.050,Approval criteria. Dav-Use Shelter Emergency Indoor P2 Refer to PTMC 17.62,151 A roval criteria, Em MI Nursing Homes Tiny House on Wheels Communities Rows 17-96 STET P2 Refer to PTMC 17.62.05 A royal criteria. P2 Refer to PTMC 17.62.050 Approval criteria, C- P2* See PTMC 17.62.D IiJ Permit review rocess Table PTMC 17.62.i 50 A royal criteria° and PTMC 17.62.Ci5Ci,C Standards for Standalone Safe Parking. *Standalone safe arkin facilities that are owned and or o erated�a relieious oreanization shall be reviewed under a Type I -A process insteac P2 Refer to Ch. 17.62 PTMC. P C Chapter 17.58 PTMC Exhibit C.J (unchanged from previous draft) Table 17.24.020 Public, Park and Open Space Zoning Districts — Permitted, Conditional and Prohibited Uses Exhibit C.I (unchanged from previous draft) Table 17.22.020 Marine -Related and Manufacturing Districts — Permitted, Conditional and Prohibited Uses Exhibit C.H Table 17.20.020 Commercial Zoning Districts — Permitted, Conditional and Prohibited Uses Exhibit C.G Table 17.18.020 Mixed Use Zoning Districts — Permitted, Conditional and Prohibited Uses �y to table:___ww._wwwww......................................................._ .. .....ww..._ .......... ...--...... ... ..._... = Permitted outright; 112 = Permitted with a Tye 11 Process; C = Subject to a conditional use armit; X = Prohibited; N/A = Not applicable DISTRICT II(MU) APPLICABLE REGULATIONS/NOTES I(MU) RESIDENTIAL USES (Mixed with other permitted nonresidential uses) Rowsw1-2 STET..mM.................._......�,._.�,._..�..�...._ Wryµ* Boarding houses (six #ems or PpAWWW� P Same as above. �_...................................._.�,._ ,.�w. fewer roomers) and lodging and rooming houses (seven fire or more roomers) m of care facilities 4 STET W11111111111INK A helter irements• Ch. 17.36 PTMC Multifarr iential Development Standards: and ..-.. ..................... ...... __ _ a_n__. --------.. Disaster relief shelters are not sub'ect to bulk dimensional and density re uirements. This provision reco nines disaster relief a envies' desired use of various facilities located in varioi zqnJpg, districts durin a time of devlared ublir emer ency__ PTMC 17.18.030 Bulk dimensional and dWensit rE,nuirernents Ch.17.36 PTMC Multifamil Residential Development Standards•• any Ch. 17.62,040 Permit review rocess Table and 17.62.050 A royal criteria PTMC 17.18.030 Bulk dimensional and densit re uirements• Ch. 17.36 PTMC Multifamil Residential Develo ment Standards PTMC Ch. 17.62.040 Permit review roves Table and 17.62.050 Apkroval criteria PTMC 17,18.030 Bulk dimensional and densit) re uirements Ch. 17.36 PTMC Multifamil Residential Development Standards,• PTMC Ch. 17.62.040 Permit review rocess Table and 17.62.050 Arwoval criteria as Exhibit C.F Table 17.16.020 Residential Zoning Districts — Permitted, Conditional and Prohibited Uses B. Alternative) substituted for 16-06-050 Fire rotection devices. A. Tin shelters must contain a combination smoke carbon monoxide detector with 10:ygar lithium batteries. B. Tin shelters shall contain a fire extin uisher h a minimum Latin of 1:A.-10-13.C, The fire extin uisher ma be attached to the tin shelter's exterior ent to the egg�g door, 16-06.060 interior finishes. Interior finishes must have a Class C 11'Flames red index of 76-200, smoke 0-450 Latin or better. 16.06.070 Tin shelters shall be rovided with an exterior orch li ht if dusk -to -dawn exterior lighgn is not rovided on the rounds of the tin shelter villa e. The exterior orch li ht must be hard- wired with outlets. 16.06.080 Electrical. A, Concealed wirin shall be erformed in accordance with the Waslin ton State Electrical Code and NFPA 70, Electrical work shall ment of Labor and Industries, B. In -wall mounted, surface -mounted or freestandin&tqijters must meet national standards such as UL and be proyided%With an auto -tilt shut-off feature. M-NIMMUR rM tgxqu� An tin shelter with more than one slee in area must be built to International Residential Code A�endix —Tin I-iomes standards or be affixed with a label from Washin,gLon State Labor and Industries. 16.06.100 Identification of units, labelin&. A. A!I tin shelters must be ermanentl affixed with an "Emer arc r" label on the door frame of each unit, Such label shall bear a legible date of original manufacture, B. There must be clear numbering of all individual units labeled on the exterior of unit. Exhibit E (Unchanged from Previous Draft) Exhibit C.E Chapter 16.06 TINY SHELTER BUILDING STANDARDS Sections: 16.06.010 Purpose. 16.06.020 Affixing tiny shelter to ground. 16.06.030 Egress. 16.06.040 Ventilation. 16.06.050 Fire protection devices. 16.06.060 Interior finishes. 16.06.070 Exterior lighting. 16.06.080 Electrical. 16.06.090 Multiple sleeping areas. 16.06.100 Identification of units, labeling. 16.06.010 Pylpose. The followin construction standards a I to are tin shelter ermitted under, PTMC 17.62.040. 16.06.020 Affi cingft shelter tgjLqund. Tiny shelters shall be affixed to the round b a roved 4methods to resist overturnindr ordinar service conditions includin wind events. 16.06.030E ress. A. Tiny shelters must have at least one door with a minimum clear width o enin of 32 inches. B. Tin shelters must be a minimum of 10 feet from other structures or other tin shelters. C. Locks or latches on doors and windows that might inhibit an emer gnc esca a from within the unit are prohibitgAd. A single cylinder deadbolt lock or lever -handled door latch is ermitted as long as it does not re uire the use of a tool or kg to lock or unlock it from inside the unit. D. If egress re uirements are met b an outswin door a landin a ro riatel -sized for the swing of door is re uired. All tiny shelters shall be rovided with a landin a minimum of 36 inches wide. If needed the landin shall have a ram or ste s with a handrail ass ecified in the International Buildin Code or International Residential Code. 16.06.040 Ventilation. A. Each tin shelter shall contain one o erable window that allows for user -controlled ventilation. The window must meet egress re uirements and be located on a se arate wall from the door. Exhibit C.D Section 17.08.060 R through V. "Safe arkin '" means ro rams that allaw eo le livin in vehicles to arkin off-street arkin lots. Safe arkin in Port Townsend shall be rovided b tali ions ar anizations as defined b and in accordance tit other than a reli ious or anization. Safe arkin ma also be on a site owned or controlled by a soonsor with services "Tin shelter" means a small structure ex ressl built to shelter neople or families who are unhoused, Tin shelters are t icall 200 s uare feet or smaller easil constructed and easil moved between different locations. Tin shelters must be located in a tin shelter villa e or an emer enc outdoor shelter mane ed b a s onsor or mane in a enc with services. Tin shelter facilities ma include communal structures includin but not limited to bathrooms �showers Townsend ass ecified in Chapter 17.62 PTMC. "=f ,Tin shelter villa "° means a housin facilit for eo le who are u h ou shelters as a roved b the PCD director and locate and communit develo ment. and the villa es must be located ei on a site owned or controlled by a sponsor with services supervised bvAmans 9iQg-m9na:-_ "Transitionrovidesservices to eo le or families who are unhoused for u to two ears I that has as itslorimarvi r facilitatin the movement of arsons and families who are unhoused into independent living Exhibit C.0 Section 17.08.050 N through Q. "Permanent supportive housin "means subsidized leased housin with no limit on len th of sta yjhat le who need ccorn rehens ve a ort services to retain tenggS.y and utilizes ada�niicwns practices deli ned to use lower barriers to entr than would bet ical for other subsidized or unsubsidized rental houses ems ecially related to rental listor criminal history and personal behaviors. Permanent su ortive housin is aired with on -site or off -site voluntar services desi ned to su ort a erson livin with a tom lex and disablin behavioral health or_physical health condition „who wasex eriencin host Bless e or was at imminent risk of homelessness prior to moving into housin to retain their housin and be a successful tenant !inj. a housing arrangement improve the resident's health status and connect the resident of the housin with communit -based health care treatment or ern to went services. Permanent su ortive housin is sub"ect to all of the rim and rc s onsi!ailities defined in the Residential Landlord -Tenant Act cha ter 59.18 RCW. Exhibit C.B Section 17.08.030 E through H. "Emer enc indoor housin "means an indoor" +s facility on a site owned or controlled b a s onsor with services su ervised b a mans in a enc �for individuals or families who are unhoused or at imminent risk of becomin unhoused that is intended to address the basic health food clothin and ersonal h iene needs of individuals or families. Emer enc indoor housin facilities ma re uire occu ants to enter into a lease or an occu ang agreement. "Emer enc indoor da -use shelter" means an indoor facilit on a site owned or controlled by a onsor with services ervised b a mane min a enc that rovides tem orar shelter not includin beds or overni ht services for individuals or families who are currently unhoused. Emer enc indoor da -�wse shelters ma .not require occu ants to enter into a lease or an occu enc a reement. Emerenc indoor da -use shelter facilities may include warming centers climate resilience centers severe weather centers and terry on -site h iene centers which do not rovide overni ht accommodations. "Emer enc indoor overnight shelter" means an indoor facilit on a site owned or controlledby a sponsor with services su ervised b a mane jRgMAqMAhat proyides a tem arAashelter including overni ht accommodations for individuals or families who are currentl unhoused. Emer enc indoor overni ht shelters ma not re uire occu ants to enter into a lease or an occu enc a reement. Emergent indoor overni ht shelter facilities ma offer da ime services in addition to beds and ov rn qc ommod tion such as warmin centers climate resilience enters severe weather centers and temorar on -site h iene centers. "Emer enc outdoor shelter" or "E05" means a facilit on a site owned or controlled b a s onsor with services su ervised b a mane ing_Mgncy that rovides a tem orar shelter for individuals or families who are currentl unhoused. Emer enc outdoor shelters ma include a combination of tents and communal structures e. , bathroom shower kitchen , Emer enc outdoor shelters ma not re uire occu ants to enter into a lease or an occu enc a reementm ova+feo�� For facilities su ortin temporary habitation in vehicles Exhibit CA Section 17.08.020 A through D. "Communal structure" intended for shared or common use =Z=� �ned iippaccordance With Chapte,[ 16.06 PTMC, and which meets Jefferson Count ( De Dartment of Health standards, "Continuum of care facilit " means a facilit. rovidin both indoor and outdoor emer enc housin and shelter facilities an a sin le site. These mixed shelter and emer enc housin t es ma include but are net limited to safe arkin tin shelters emer enc indoor day -use )ortive housing communal structures all in a sin le location. Continuum of re facilities must be owned or ma!j�d ban or at imminent risk of "Disaster rravidesindividuals and families in the sudden event of ao deelaFed eFneFgeRc;y a natural disaster or an immediately hazardous situation as determined by local, state or federal governments.