Chair's Preferred Order Amendment Effect Pedersen Substitute Substitute This substitute would maintain most current substantive and procedural development standards for siting transitional encampments but allow: (1) up to 10 interim use transitional encampments and (2) multiple one?year extensions of interim use encampment permits and conversion to interim uses of encampments authorized as temporary uses. The amendment would also extend the authorization for the interim use encampment permit pathway from March 31, 2020 to March 31, 2022. Mosqueda 1 Lewis m- 1 Number of Authorized interim Use Encampments This amendment establishes the Council?s intent to review the cap on interim use transitional encampments based on changes in the population of unsheltered persons, siting availability, and the success of tiny house villages in exits to permanent housing. This amendment would increase the number of authorized interim use encampments from three to 20. CB 119656, as introduced, would increase the maximum numberfrom three to 40. Pedersen .. 1 Lewis 3 Lewis 2 interim Use Encampment Operating Standards This amendment would add two requirements for transitional encampments authorized as interim uses: (1) sleeping areas in interim use transitional encampments must have a solid structure to reflect the concept of a ?Tiny House Village? and (2) encampment operators must provide case management and 24? hour security. This amendment would require that encampment operators provide case management and 24?hour security. This amendment would require compliance with Human Services Department or King County Regional Homelessness Authority contract performance standards as an operating requirement for interim use transitional requirements receiving City funds. Herboid 1 Herboid 2 interim Use Encampment~ Setbacks and Location This amendment would: (1) add a requirement that interim use transitional encampments be geographically distributed among Council Districts and (2) maintain l?miie separations between interim use encampments and other transitional encampments until there is at least one interim use encampment in each Council District. This amendment would require that encampment uses be setback 10 feet from abutting single?family zoned properties and 5 feet from properties in other zones. Except for single family zones, when an abutting lot does not have an established use no setback is required. Substitute CB 119656 ~Allow Up to 10 interim Use Transitional Encampments, Renewals and Conversions to interim Use Transitional Encampments, and Extend Sunset for interim Use Encampments to March 31, 2022. Sponsor: Pedersen This substitute would maintain most current substantive and procedural development standards for siting transitional encampments but allow: (1) up to 10 interim use transitional encampments and (2) multiple one?year extensions of interim-use encampment permits and conversion to interim uses of encampments authorized as temporary uses. The amendment would also extend the authorization for the interim use encampment permit pathway from March 31, 2020 to March 31, 2022. Changes are shown in track changes. ..title AN ORDINANCE relating to land use and zoning; providing that transitional encampments for homeless individuals are allowed on any property owned or controlled by areligi us organization without approval of a permit under the seattle Land Use Code, to permit transitional encampments for homeless individuals as an interim use on all publicly owned or private property within the City of Seattle, and providing for re'neWal of temporary use permits for transitional encampments as a Type 1 decision of the Director of the Seattle Department of Construction and InspeCtions; amending Sentiens 23 .40002, 23.42054, 23.42056, 23 .7 6.004, 23.76006, 23 .7 6.032, and 23 .84A038 of the Seattle Municipal Code; and amending Ordinance 124747. "body WHEREAS, Seattle has been in a State of Civil Emergency on homelessness since 2015; and WHEREAS, the 2019 Point in Time Count found there are 11,199 homeless peeple in King County ?inCluding 5,228 sleeping unsheltered on the Streets; and WHEREAS, tiny house villages have proven to be an effective place for homeless individuals and families to ?nd the safety, privaCy, and human dignity necessary to get back on their feet and . - transition to affordable housing; and . WHEREAS, tiny houses-provide the security of a sturdy wood structure, a place to store personal belongings, insulation, and electricity;vand - WHEREAS, tiny house villages have operated with a self-management model where residents democratically run their communities; residents have reported this model has helped them overcome the isolation and alienation of homelessness, and residents have become more successful transitioning into permanent housing; and WHEREAS, in 2018 residents of tiny house villages successfully transitioned to permanent housing at higher rates than residents of shelters, with 56 percent obtaining permanent housing or transitional houSing; and WHEREAS, between 2016 and 2018, approximately 500 people transitioned to permanent housing from Seattle?s tiny house villages; and WHEREAS, Ordinance 124747, which established ?Transitional Encampments as an interim use? in Seattle?s land use code in 2015, created. the legal framework for Seattle? 8 tiny house villages, but allowed no more than three tiny house villages at any one time, and will sunset on March 31, 2020 if there is no further legislative action; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS: [Delete Sections 1 ~21 Section-3:1. Section 23 .42056 of the Seattle Municipal'Code, enacted by Ordinance 124747, is amended as follows: - - 23.42056 Transitional encampment as an interim use Substitute CB 119656 ?Allow Up to 10 interim Use Transitional Encampments, Renewals and Conversions to Interim Use Transitional Encampments, and Extend Sunset for Interim Use Encampments to March 31, 2022. Sponsor: Pedersen This substitute would maintain most current substantive and procedural development standards for siting transitional encampments but allow: (1) up to 10 interim use transitional encampments and (2) multiple one?year extensions of interim use encampment permits and conversion to interim uses of encampments authorized as temporary uses. The amendment would also extend the authorization for the interim use encampment permit pathway from March 31, 2020 to March 31, 2022. Changes are shown in track changes. Substitute CB 119656 ?Allow Up to 10 interim Use Transitional Encampments, Renewals and Conversions to Interim Use Transitional Encampments, and Extend Sunset for interim Use Encampments to March 31, 2022. Sponsor: Pedersen This substitute would maintain most current substantive and procedural development standards for siting transitional encampments but allow: (1) up to 10 interim use transitional encampments and (2) multiple oneayear extensions of interim use encampment permits and conversion to interim uses of- -encampments authorized as temporary uses. The amendment would also extend the authorization for the interim use encampment permit pathway from March 31, 2020 to March 31, 2022. Changes are shown in track changes. . to March 31, 2022. Sponsor: Pedersen This substitute would maintain most current substantive and procedural development standards for siting transitional encampments but allow: (1) up to 10 interim use transitional encampments and (2) multiple one~year extensions of interim use encampment permits and conversion to interim uses of shown in track changes. a ?aunt-"1n": . - LultlUlluA uqvu Ill. I ?2 1n4n-I- Lu 1.115.: VA LII-MAIJJLLUIIHI {Ann-v nknVulxu Pl wry: SJ allma Vubmll yanul bu 115411111IILJ . a a "lamina-4' laulleAAs uav VII-J uu. . I I I Inc-In gin-?1 Inn?nnfu?nl n'nu?mn nr?r' r: UL luau AL u. 1 UIVIJEIHL ml? ll 1" alr1?41:- A'q- nl Amt-Incuuyu, Hun ?Byllu?n-md-agm Substitute CB 119656 ?Allow Up to 10 Interim Use Transitional Encampments, Renewals and Conversions to Interim Use Transitional Encampments, and Extend Sunset for Interim Use Encampments to March '31, 2022. Sponsor: Pedersen This substitute would maintain most current substantive and procedural development standards for siting transitional encampments but allow: (1) up to 10 interim use transitional encampments and (2) multiple one-year extensions of interim use encampment permits and conversion to interim uses of encampments authorized as temporary uses. The amendment would also extend the authorization for the interim use encampment permit pathway from March 31, 2020 to March 31, 2022. Changes are shown in track changes. may be renewed for additional one?year terms by the Director as a Type I decision subject to the following: The operator shall provide notice of a request to extend the use in a manner determined by a Director's Rule. The notice shall be given to the Citizen's Advisory Committee and persons who provided the operator with an address for notice; The encampment is in compliance with the requirements of Section 23 .4205 6 and The operator shall provide with the permit renewal application an Encampment Operations Plan that shall be in effect during the permit renewal period and consistent with subsection 23.42.056.A. 014 rIn man?l' no m1. uov 1.1.1.14. - 4 . n-vh nn n-F'n 31:11an a rnu-v 1 1Lu11. uyluyvauj VVAAULU F. Limit on the number of 1. Maximum number of encampments. No more than ?three? ?muansitional encampment interim use encampments shall be permitted and operating at any one time, and each encampment shall not have more than 100 occupants. limit of 4940' transitional interim use encamp?ments shall not include transitional encampments located on pmperty owned or controlled by a religious organization. 2. Emstinwampments established by and operating under temporary use permits. . Encamr?ents presently operatingr under temporary use permits issued pursuant to subsections 23 .42.040.B and 23 .42.040.C may apply for an interim use permit pursuant to this Section 23.42.0561 subject to the limits established bwbsection 23.42.056.F.1. The term for operating any encampments obtaining interim use permits in lieu of temporary use permits shall begin_on the date the interim use limit is issued regardless of how lonthe encampment has been established by a prior temporary use permit. [Delete Sections 4 - 5] Section Subsection 23.76.032.C of the Seattle Municipal Code, which section was last amended by Ordinance 125558, is amended as follows: 23.7 6.032 Expiration and renewal of Type I and II Master Use Permits 5 Substitute CB 119656 HAllow Up to 10 interim Use Transitional Encampments, Renewals and Conversions to interim Use Transitional Encampments, and Extend Sunset for interim Use Encampments to March 31, 2022. Sponsor: Pedersen' This substitute would maintain most current substantive and procedural development standards for siting transitional encampments but allow: (1) up to 10 interim use transitional encampments and (2) multiple one?year extensions of interim use encampment permits and conversion to interim uses of the interim use encampment permit pathway from March 31, 2020 to March 31, 2022. Changes are shown in track changes. 2. If an application for a building permit is submitted before the end of the two year term of renewal, and is subsequently issued, the Master Use Permit shall be extended for the life of the building permit. 3. The Director may renew a Master Use Permit for the temporary relocation of police and ?re stations issued pursuant to Section 23.42.040 for a period not to exceed 12 months. 4. The Director may renew a Master Use Permit for a transitional encampment interim use issued according to ((Seetien? subsection 23.42.05 6.E ((Q?etif?e?feieap?teaa?ewa for additional one?year terms. invalidity of any clause, sentence, paragraph, subdivision, section, or portion of this ordinance, or the invalidity of its application to any person or circumstance, shall not affect the validity of the remainder of this ordinance or the validity of its application to other persons or circumstances. Section 95. Section 8 of Ordinance 124747 is fepealedamended as follows: [[antL-un 9 clan" kn nnknanu U. All!? ullull uutvllaut?vuzll 34140909) Section 8. This ordinance shall be automatically repealed without subsequent Council action on March 31, (1207210112022. Section 40;. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force 30 days after its approval by the Mayor, but if not approved and returned by the Mayor within ten days after presentation, it shall take effect as provided by Seattle Municipal Code Section 1.04.020. Passed by the City Council the day of 291-92020, and signed by me in open session in authentication of its passage this day of M2020. Substitute CB 119656 Allow Up to 10 Interim Use Transitional Encampments, Renewals and Conversions to Interim Use Transitional Encampments, and Extend Sunset for Interim Use Encampments' to March 31, 2022. Sponsor: Pedersen This substitute would maintain most current substantive and procedural development standards for siting transitional encampments but allow: (1) up to 10 interim use transitional encampments and (2) multiple one~year extensions of interim use encampment permits and conversion to interim uses of encampments authorized as temporary uses. The amendment would also extend the authorization for the interim use encampment permit pathway from March 31, 2020 to March 31, 2022. Changes are shown in track changes; President of the City Council Approved by me this day of . 294-92020. Jenny A. Durkan, Mayor Filed by me this day of 4, 39492020. Monica Martinez Simmons, City Clerk Ted Virdone Ketil Freeman LEG Tiny House Villages 0RD D23 CITY OF SEATTLE. ORDINANCE COUNCIL BILL ..title AN ORDINANCE relating to land use and zoning; providing that transitional encampments for homeless individuals are allowed on any property owned or controlled by a religious organization without approval of a permit under the Seattle Land Use Code, to penni?t transitional encampments for homeless individuals as an interim use on all publicly owned or private property within the City of Seattle, and providing for renewal of temporary use permits for transitional encampments as a Type I debision of the Director of the Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections; amending Sections 23 40.002, 23.42054, 23.42056, 23.76004, 23.76006, 23.76.032, and 23.84A.038 of the Seattle Municipal Code; and amending Ordinance 124747. ..body WHEREAS, Seattle has been in a State of Civil Emergency on homelessness since 2015; and WHEREAS, the 2019 Point in Time Count found there are 11,199 homeless people in King County including 5,228 sleeping unsheltered on the streets; and WHEREAS, tiny house villages have proven to be an effective place for homeless individuals and families to find the safety, privacy, and human dignity necessary to get back on their feet and transition to affordable housing; and WHEREAS, tiny houses provide the security of a sturdy wood structure, a place to store personal belongings, insulation, and electricity; and WHEREAS, tiny house villages have operated with a model where residents democratically run their communities; residents have reported this model has helped them overcome the isolation and alienation of homelessness, and residents have become more successful transitioning into permanent housing; and WHEREAS, in 2018 residents of tiny house villages successfully transitioned to permanent housing at higher rates than residents of shelters, with 56 percent obtaining permanent housing or transitional housing; and Temple-[e Ins! rem-ed November 13, 2018 1 Ted Virdone Ketil Freeman LEG Tiny House 0RD D2a WHEREAS, between 2016 and 2018, approximately 500 people transitioned to permanent housing from Seattle?s tiny house Villages; and WHEREAS, Ordinance 124747, which established ?Transitional Encampments as an interim use? in Seattle?s land use code in 2015, created the legal ?amework for Seattle?s tiny house villages, but allowed no more than three tiny house Villages at any one time: and?? will sunset on March 31, 2020 if there is no further legislative action; 1? f, . THEREFORE, . {24?s . BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS: a; Section 1. Section 23.42.056 of the Seattle Municipal Cody??nacted by Ordinance 124747, is amended as follows: f? 9 23.42.05 6 Transitional encampment as an interim use 's E. ((DeeatienD Permit term and renewals?timingD, ?Weasel?encampment 11)) A penguins a transitional encampment interim use under this Section 23 42.056 may be authorized 301* up to one year from the date of permit issuance. A permit for a transitional encaigpment may be renewed for additional one?year Lorine by the?ljireetor as a Type I decision subject to the following: as? I (Ga-Di. The operator shall provide notice of a request to extend the use in a manner determined by a Director's Rule. The notice shall be given to the Citizen's Advisory Committee and persons? who provided the operator with an address fer notice; The encampment is in compliance with the requirements of Section 23.42.056; and Template lax: revised November 13, 2013 2 Ted Virdone Kati] Freeman LEG Tiny House Villages 0RD D221 The operator shall provide with the permit renewal application an Encampment Operations Plan that shall be e?ect during the permit renewal period and consistent with subsection 23.42.n1+1n1nnl 1m+m141m ?no an in uuv vvuu Limit on the number of encampmentsqa) 1. Maximum number of eneampments. No more than ?three? 19 transitional encampment interim use encampments shall be permitted and operating at any one time, and each encampment shall not have more than 100 occupants. ((f?aisD _Tl_1g limit of 10 transitional interim use encampments shall not include transitional encampments tee?Hilly? located on property owned or controlled by a religious organization. 2. Existing encampments established by and operating under temporarv use permits. Encampments presentlv operating under temporary use permits issued pursuant to subsections 23.42.0403 and 23 .42.040.C mav apply for an interim use permit pursuant to this Section 23.42.Q5 6, subiect to the limits established by subsection 23.42.056.F.1. The term for operating any enoarnpments obtaining interim use permits in lieu of temporarv use permits shall Lenin on the date the interim use pennit is issued regardless of how Iona the encampment has been established b?V a prior temporary use permit. Section 2. Subsection 23.76.0321: of the Seattle Municipal Code, which section was last amended by Ordinance 125558, is amended as follows: 23.7 6.032 Expiration and renewal of Type I and II Master Use Permits C. Master Use Permit ?Renewal? renewal Template last revised November 13, 2018 3 Ted Virdone I Ketii Freeman Tiny House Villages 0RD D23. Except for Maj or Phased'Developrnent permits, the Director shall renew issued Master Use Permits for projects that are in conformance with applicable regulations, including but not limited to land use and environmentally critical are-as regulations and SEPA policies in effect at the time renewal is sought. Except as provided in subsections 23.7 6 .032.C.2 and 23.76.032.03, Master Use Permit renewal is for a period of two years. A Master shall not be renewed beyond a period of ?ve years from the original date the perminis approved 3.. . 5 Pa 1 a for issuance. The Director shall not renew issued Master Use Permits are not in conformance with applicable regulations in effect at the time renewal is sought. 2. If an application for a building permit is submittegg?before the end of the two year term of renewal, and is subsequently issued, the Master?l?sp Permit shall be extended for the is" life of the building permit. a. a 3. The Director may renew a Master Use Permit for the temporary relocation of police and ?re stations issued pursuant tg?ection' 23 .42.040 for a period not to exceed 12 months. i ?51 4. The a Master Use Permit for a transitional encampment I interim use issued according tp ?Session? subsection 23 .4205 6.13 ((enetirne?fer?ep?terene 5% year? for additiogr?al oneeVear terms. . 1 . es . ,ta' ?Section 3. The provisions of this ordinance are declared to be separate and severable. The invaliditji of any clause, sentence, paragraph, subdivision, section, or portion of this ordinance, or the invalidity of its application to any person or circumstance, shall not affect the validity of the remainder of this ordinance or the validity of its application to other persons or circumstances. Template last revised November 13, 2018 4 Ted Virdone Ketil Freeman LEG Tiny House Villages 0RD D25. Section 4. Section 8 of Ordinance 1247.47 is amended as follows: Section 8. This ordinance shall be automatically repealed Without subsequent Council action on March 31, ((2929)) 2022. Template last mixed November 13, 2018 5 Ted Virdone Ketii Freeman LEG Tiny House Villages 0RD 13231 Section 5. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force 30 days after its approval by the Mayor, but if not approved and returned by the Mayor witbin ten days after presentation, it shall take effect as provided by Seattle Municipal Code'Section 1.04.020. Passed by the City Council the day of ,2020, and signed by me in open session in authentication of its passage this day of f: 9 2020. President of the City Council Approved by me this day of 2020. f: Jenny A. Durkan, Mayor ail; $12. Filed by me this as day of 2020. i? Monica Martinez Simmons, City Clerk 5? Template Inst Jew'sedNavember 13, 2018 6 Amendment 1 to CB 119656 - Council?s intent to Review Interim Use Encampment Limit Sponsor: Mosqueda This amendment establishes the Council?sintent to review the cap on interim use transitional I encampments. Changes are shown in track changes. WHEREAS, Seattle has been in a State of Civil Emergency on homelessness since 2015; and WHEREAS, the 2019 Point in Time Count found there are 11,199 homeless people in King County including 5,228 sleeping unsheltered on the streets; and WHEREAS, tiny house villages have proven to be an effective place for homeless individuals and families to ?nd the safety, privacy, and human dignity necessary to get back on their feet and transition to affordable housing; and WHEREAS, tiny houses provide the security of a sturdy wood structure, a place to store personal belongings, insulation,?and electricity; and WHEREAS, tiny house villages have operated with a self-management model Where residents democratically run their communities; residents have reported this model has helped them overcome the isolation and alienation of homelessness, and residents have become more successful transitioning into permanent housing; and WHEREAS, in 2018 residents of tiny house villages successfully transitioned to permanent housing at higher rates than residents of shelters, with 5 6 percent obtaining permanent housing or transitional housing; and WHEREAS, between 2016 and 2018, approximately 500 people transitioned to permanent housing from Seattle?s tiny house villages; and WHEREAS, through the 2020 Adopted Budget the Council appropriated approximately $2,015,000 to fund operations and siting for two additional tiny house villages and approved Statement of Legislative Intent HOM-4-A-2, which requests cost estimate and siting information for tiny house villages; .and Amendment 1 to CB 119656 Council?s intent to Review Interim Use Encampment Limit Sponsor: Mosqueda This amendment establishes the Council?s intent'to review the cap on interim use transitional encampments. Changes are shown in track changes. WHEREAS, the Council intends to consider in the future whether to increase or remove the limit on the maximum number of interim use transitional encampments based on changes in the population of unsheltered persons, available siting opportunities. funding availability. and the success of tiny house villages in exits to permanent housing; and WHEREAS, Ordinance 124747, which established ?Transitional Encampments as an interim use? in Seattle?s land use code in 2015, created the legal framework for Seattle?s tiny house villages, but allowed no more than three tiny house villages at, any one time, and will sunset on March 31, 2020 if there is no further legislative action; NOW, THEREFORE, Amendment 1 to-CB 119656 Increase the Maximum Number of Interim Use Encampments from Three to Twenty Sponsor: Lewis This amendment would increase the number of authorized interim use encampments from three to 20. CB 119656, as introduced, would-increase the maximum number from three to 40. Changes are shown in track changes. Amend Section 3 as follows: Section 3. Section 23.42.05 6 of the Seattle Municipal Code, enacted by Ordinance 124747, is amended as follows: 23.42.056 Transitional encampment as an interim use A Type I Master Use Permit may be issued for a transitional encampment interim use according to the requirements of this Section 23.42.056. F. Limit on the number of 1. Maximum number of encampments. No more than ?three? 4_0-2_0_ transitional encampment interim use encampments shall be permitted and operating at any one time, and each encampment shall not have more than 100 occupants. The limit of 4-0-20 transitional interim use esncampment sshall not include transitional encampments located on property owned or controlled by a religious organization. Amendment 1 to CB 119656 Interim Uses: Requirement for Tiny House or Similar Structure and Security Sponsor: Pedersen This amendment would add two requirements for transitional encampments authorized as interim uses: (1) sleeping areas in interim use transitional encampments must have a solid structure to reflect the concept of a ?Tiny House Village? and (2) encampment operators must provide case management and 24-hour security. Changes are shown in track changes. Amend Section 3 as follows: Section 3. Section 23 .42.056 of the Seattle Municipal Code, enacted by Ordinance 124747, is amended as follows: I 23.42.056 Transitional encampment as an interim use A Type I Master Use Permit may be issued for a transitional encampment interim use according to the requirements of this Section 23.42.05 6. D. Additional requirements. The transitional encampment interim use shall meet the following requirements: 1. The requirements for transitional encampment accessory uses in subsections 23.42.0543 and 23 .42.054.C. 2. After the effective date of the ordinance introduced as Council Bill 119656, all sleeping areas in new transitional encampments interim use shall be constructed of durable materials with four walls, a roof, and a door. 3. The operator of a transitional encampment interim use shall provide ongoing, professional case management for encampment residents and 24-hour security. (QM. The operator of a transitional encampment interim use located on City?owned pr; controlled property shall obtain prior to permit issuance and maintain in full force and effect, at its own expense, liability insurance naming the City as an additional insured in an amount suf?cient to protect the City as determined by the City Risk Manager from: a. All potential claims and risks of loss from perils in connection with any activity that may arise from or be related to the operator's activity up on or the use or occupation of the City-owned or controlled property allowed by the permit; and b. All potential claims and risks in connection with activities performed by the operator by virtue of the permission granted by the permit. The operator of a transitional encampment interim use located on City-owned g; controlled property shall, on a form approved by the Director, agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless ?the? 1112 City of Seattle, its officials, of?cers, employees, and agents from and against: a. Any liability, claims, actions, suits, loss, costs, expense judgments, attorneys' fees, or damages of every kind and description resulting directly or indirectly from any act or omission of the operator of a transitional encampment interim use located on City~owned or ?controlled property, its subcontractors, anyone directly or indirectly employed by them, and anyone for Whose acts or omissions 1 Amendment 1 to CB 119656 interim Uses: Requirement for Tiny House or Similar Structure and Securhy Sponsor: Pedersen This amendment would add two requirements for transitional encampments authorized as interim uses: (1) sleeping areas in interim use transitional encampments must have a solid structure to reflect the concept of a ?Tiny House Village? and (2) encampment operators must provide case management and 24?hour security. Changes are shown in track changes. they may be liable, arising out of the operator's use or occupancy of the City?owned or -controlled property; and b. All loss by the failure of the operator of a transitional encampment interim use located on City?owned or ~controlled property to perform all requirements or obligations under the transitional encampment interim use permit, or federal, state, or City codes or rules. (MM. A transitional encampment interim use located on City~owned or -controlled property shall allow service providers to access the site according to the approved operations plan required by subsection 23.42.056.31. Amendment 3 to CB 119656 Interim Uses: Case Management and Security Sponsor: Lewis This amendment would require that encampment operators proVide case management and'24?hour security. Changes are shown in track changes. - Amend Section 3 as follows: Section 3. Section 23 42.056 of the Seattle Municipal Code, enacted by Ordinance 124747, is - amended as follows: 23.42.056 Transitional encampment as an interim use A Type I Master Use Permit may be issued for a transitional encampment interim use according to the requirements of this Section 23.42.056. D. Additional requirements. The transitional encampment interim use shall meet the following requirements: 1. The requirements for transitional encampment accessory uses in subsections 23.42.0543 and 23 .42.054.C. 32. The operator of a transitional encampment interim use shall provide ongoing, mfessional case management for encampment residents and 24-hour security. The operator of a transitional encampment interim use located on City?owned ?1 controlled property shall obtain prior to permit issuance and maintain in full force and effect, at its own expense, liability insurance naming the City as an additional insured in an amount sufficient to protect the City as determined by the City Risk Manager from: a. All potential claims and risks of loss from perils in connection with any activity that may arise from or be related to the operator's activity upon or the use or occupation of the City?owned or ?controlled property allowed by the permit; and b. All potential claims and risks in connection with activities performed by the operator by Virtue of the permission granted by the permit. (BM. The operator of a transitional encampment interim use located on City-owned 9: controlled property shall, on a form approved by the Director, agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless ?the? It; City of Seattle, its of?cials, of?cers, employees, and agents hem and against: a. Any liability, claims, actions, suits, loss, costs, expense judgments, attorneys' fees, or damages of every kind and description resulting directly or indirectly from any act or omission of the operator of a transitional encampment interim use located on City-owned or ?controlled property, its subcontractors, anyone directly or indirectly employed by them, and anyone for whose acts or omissions they may be liable, arising out of the operator's use or occupancy of the City-owned or ?controlled property; and b. All loss by the failure of the operator of a transitional encampment interim use located on City-owned or ~controlled property to perform all requirements or obligations under the transitional encampment interim use permit, or federal, state, or City codes or rules. Amendment 3 to CB 119656 Interim Uses: Case Management and Security Sponsor: Lewis This amendment would require that encampment operators provide case management and 24~hour security. Changes are shown in track changes. A transitional encampment interim use located on City-owned or ~controlled propelty shall allow service providers to access the site according to the approved operations plan required by subsection 23.42.056.31. Amendment 2 to CB 119656 - Require Compliance with Human Service Contract Performance Standards Sponsor: Lewis This amendment would require compliance with Human Services Department or King County Regional Homelessness Authority contract performance standards as an operating requirement for interim use transitional requirements receiving City funds. Changes are shown in track changes. Amend Section 3 as follows: Section 3. Section 23.42.05 6 of the Seattle Municipal Code, enacted by Ordinance 124747, is amended as follows: 23.42.056 Transitional encampment as an interim use A Type I Master Use Permit may be issued for a transitional encampment interim use according to the requirements of this Section 23.42.05 6. D. Additional requirements. The transitional encampment interim use shall meet the following requirements: 1. The requirements for transitional encampment accessory uses in subsections 23.42.054.13. and 23.42.054.C. 2. The operator of a transitional encampment interim use who receives funding from the City of Seattle Human Services Department or the King Countv Regional Homelessness Authoring shall comply with performance standards in the contract or contracts administered by those agencies for the encampment. The operator of a transitional encampment interim use located on City?owned gr; controlled property shall obtain prior to permit issuance and maintain in full force and effect, at its own expense, liability insurance naming the City as an additional insured in an amount sufficient to protect the City as determined by the City Risk Manager from: a. All potential claims and risks of loss from perils in connection with any activity that may arise from or be related to the operator's activity upon or the use or occupation of the City?owned or ?controlled property allowed by the permit; and b. All potential claims and risks in connection with activities performed by the operator by virtue of the permission granted by the permit. 3-3. The operator of a transitional encampment interim use located on City?owned controlled property shall, on a form approved by the Director, agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless ?the? The City of Seattle, its officials, of?cers, employees, and agents from and against: a. Any liability, claims, actions, suits, loss, costs, expense judgments, attorneys' fees, or damages of every kind and description resulting directly or indirectly from any act or omission of the operator of a transitional encampment interim use located on City-owned or ?controlled property, its subcontractors, anyone directly or indirectly employed by them, and anyone for whose acts or omissions they may beliable, arising out of the operator's use or occupancy of the City?owned or ?controlled property; and Amendment 2 to CB 119656 Require Compliance with Human Service Contract Performance Standards Sponsor: Lewis This amendment would require compliance with Human Services Department or King County Regional Homelessness Authority contract performance standards as an operating requirement for interim use transitional requirements receiving City funds. Changes are shown in track changes. b. All loss by the failure of the operator of a transitional encampment interim use located on City?owned or ~controlled property to perform all requirements or obligations under the transitional encampment interim use permit, or federal, state, or City codes or rules. A transitional encampment interim use located on City~owned or -controlled property shall allow service providers to access the site according to the approved operations plan required by subsection 23.42.056.31. Amendment 1 to CB 119656 Interim Uses: Geographic Distribution Sponsor: Herbold This amendment would: (1) add a requirement that interim use transitional encampments be geographically distributed among Council Districts and (2) maintain 1?mile separations between interim use encampments and other transitional encampment until there is at least one interim use encampment in each Council District. Changes are shown in track changes. Amend Section 3 as follows: Section 3. Section 23.42.056 of the Seattle Municipal Code, enacted by Ordinance 124747, is amended as follows: 23.42.056 Transitional encampment as an interim use A Type I Master Use Permit may be issued for a transitional encampment interim use according to the requirements of this Section 23.42.056. B. Location. The transitional encampment interim use ?shall? be located on property Within any zone ?meeting? subject to the following requirements: 1. ((illhe?prepertyLim Screening shall be installed and maintained along each encampment boundary, ?except? including boundaries fronting on an opened public street. The screening shall consist of existing or installed vegetation that is suf?ciently dense to obscure Viewing the encampment Site, or a 6?foot high View?obscuring fence or wall. g. The property is owned or controlled by ((theGity?ef?Seattle?) a private party, an Educational Maj or Institution, The City of Seattle, or another public entity. a. The property is within 1/2 mile of a transit stop. This distance shall be the walking distance measured from the nearest transit stop to the lot line of the lot containing the encampment site. Amendment 1 to CB 119656 1 Interim Uses: Geographic Distribution Sponsor: Herbold This amendment would: (1) add a requirement that interim'use transitional encampments be geographically distributed among Council Districts and (2) maintain 1~mile separations between interim use encampments and other transitional encampment until there is at least one interim use encampment in each Council District. Changes are shown in track changes. g. The property is 5,000 square feet or larger and provides a minimum of 100 square feet of land area for each occupant that is permitted to occupy the encampment site. g. The property does not contain a wetland, wetland buffer, known and potential landslide designations, steep slope, steep slope buffer, or ?sh and wildlife habitat conservation area defined and regulated by Chapter unless all encampment facilities, improvements, activities, and uses are located outside any critical area and required buffer as provided for in Chapter 25.09. p. The encampment site is not used by an existing legally?permitted use for code or permit~required purposes including but not limited to parking or setbacks. Z. The property is not an unopened public ((right?ef?way? right~of~way; or designated as a park, playground, viewpoint, or multi-use trail by the City or King County. 8. Except as provided by subsection 23.42.056.B.9. the property is. as measured by a straight line, at least 1 mile from any other legally-established transitional encampment interim use including encampments accessory to a religious facility or accessory to other principal uses on property owned or controlled by a religious organization. This subsection 23.42.056.B.8 shall not apply to encampments on sites owned or controlled by religious organizations, or to any legally-established transitional encampment interim use that provides shelter for fewer than ten persons. 9. When at least one transitional encampment interim use has been established in a Council District, a new transitional encampment interim use shall not be established in that same Council District until each Council District has the same number of existing transitional encampments interim use. The requirements of subsection 23.42.056.B.8 shall not apply when one or more interim use encampments are established and operating in each Council District. For the purposes of this subsection 23.42.056.B.9 a transitional encampment interim use is existing if a permit for the encampment has been issued and has not expired. Amendment 2 to CB 119656 lnterim Use Encampment Setbacks Sponsor: Herbold This amendment would require that encampment uses be setback 10 feet from abutting single-family zoned properties and 5 feet from properties in other zones. Except for single family zones, when an abutting lot does not have an established use no setback is required. Changes are shown in track changes. Amend Section 3 as follows: Section 3. Section 23.42.05 6 of the Seattle Municipal Code, enacted by Ordinance 124747, is amended as follows: 23.42.056 Transitional encampment as an interim use A Type I Master Use Permit may be issued for a transitional encampment inteiirn use according to the requirements of this Section 23. 42. 056. B. Location. The transitional encampment interim use ?shall? may: be located on property within any zone ?meeting? subject to the following requirements: 1. ((The?prepeFEyZ?ise Screening shall be installed and maintained along each encampment boundary, ((exc?eptD including boundaries fronting on an opened public street. The screening shall consist of existing or installed vegetation that is suf?ciently dense to obscure Viewing the encampment site, or a 6-foot high View-obscuring fence or wall. 2. All encampment facilities, improvements, activities, and uses shall be setback from abutting lot lines, as follows: a. 10 feet from any side or rear lot line that abuts a lot in a single-familv zone: and b. 5 feet from any side or rear lot line that abuts a lot in anv zone other than single family; except that no setback is required when an abutting lot, which is not in a si_ngle?familv zone, does not have an established use; - Amendment 2 to CB 119656 Interim Use Encampment Setbacks Sponsor: Herbold This amendment would require that encampment uses be setback 10 feet from abutting single-family zoned properties and 5 feet from properties in other zones. Except for single family zones, when an abutting lot does not have an established use no setback is required. Changes are shown in track changes. The property is owned or controlled by ((the?Gi?eetsea?la? a private party, ((1915)) an Educational Maj or Institution, The City of Seattle, or another public entity. g. The property is within 1/2 mile of a transit stop. This distance shall be the walking distance measured from the nearest transit stop to the lot line of the lot containing the encampment site. The property is 5,000 square feet or larger and provides a minimum of 100 square feet of land area for each occupant that is permitted to occupy the encampment site. The property does not contain a Wetland, wetland buffer, known and potential landslide designations, steep slope, steep slope buffer, or ?sh and Wildlife habitat conservation area de?ned and regulated by Chapter 25. unless all encampment facilities 1mp10vements activities, and uses are located outside any c11t1ca1 and requiied buffer as p10v1ded f01 in Chapter 25.09. Q. The encampment site is not used by an existing legally?permitted use for code or permit?required purposes including but not limited to parking or setbacks. E. The property is not an unopened public ((riglat?e?way? right-of?way; or designated as a park, playground, Viewpoint, or multi-use trail by the City or King County.