(1) Cities. Cities may designate receiving areas and establish policies, procedures, and regulations for the application of certified development rights to receiving areas within their jurisdiction. Where allowed by cities, and subject to city regulations, certified development rights from sending areas in Snohomish County can be applied to receiving areas in cities through interlocal agreements between a city and the county.

(2) Urban Center. All areas zoned Urban Center (UC) are designated as receiving areas. Certified development rights from sending areas in Snohomish County can be applied to receiving sites in Urban Centers to qualify for the development bonuses in SCC 30.34A.035.

(3) Comprehensive plan amendments. All areas where amendments to the comprehensive plan increase the maximum allowable number of lots or dwellings shall be designated as TDR receiving areas.

(4) Rural zoning changes. All rural areas where changes in zoning increase the number of allowable lots or dwellings shall be designated as TDR receiving areas.

(5) Development code amendments and legislative rezones. All areas where amendments to the unified development code, title 30 SCC, or county-initiated rezones increase the maximum allowable number of lots or dwellings shall be designated as TDR receiving areas. Site-specific rezones in urban areas approved through chapter 30.42A SCC do not create TDR receiving areas. (Added by Amended Ord. 13-064, Sept. 4, 2013, Eff date Oct. 19, 2013).