PARTY OF RECORD: Any person who has testified at a hearing or has submitted a written statement related to a development action and who provides the city with a complete address.
PERSON: Any person, firm, business, corporation, partnership of other associations or organization, marital community, municipal corporation, or governmental agency.
PLANNED ACTION: A significant development proposal as defined in Revised Code of Washington 43.21C.031, as amended.
PLAT: A scale drawing of a subdivision showing lots, blocks, streets or tracts or other divisions or dedications of land to be subdivided.
PLAT, FINAL: A precise drawing of a subdivision and dedications which conforms to the approved preliminary plat, meets all the conditions of preliminary approval and meets the requirements of the Pierce County auditor for recording.
PLAT, FINAL SHORT: A precise drawing of a short subdivision and dedications which conforms to the approved preliminary short plat, meets all the conditions of approval and meets the requirements of the Pierce County auditor for recording.
PLAT, PRELIMINARY: A neat and approximate scale drawing of a proposed subdivision, showing the existing conditions and the proposed layout of streets, lots, blocks and other information needed to properly review the proposal.
PLAT, PRELIMINARY SHORT: A neat and approximate scale drawing of a proposed short subdivision, showing the existing conditions and the proposed layout of streets, lots, blocks and other information needed to properly review the proposal.
PLAT, SHORT: The plat of a short subdivision.
PRIMARY OR PRINCIPAL USE: The predominant use of the land or building to which all other uses are secondary.
PROJECT: A proposal for development.
PUBLIC FACILITIES AND UTILITIES: Land or structures owned by or operated for the benefit of the public use and necessity, including, but not limited to, public facilities defined in Revised Code of Washington 36.70A.030, as amended.
PUBLIC HEARING: An open record hearing at which evidence is presented and testimony is taken.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT: Any structure, utility, roadway or sidewalk for use by the public, required as a condition of development approval.
PUBLIC OPEN SPACE: Any publicly owned land, including, but not limited to, parks, playgrounds, waterways, and trails. (Ord. 778, 10-30-2003, eff. 11-11-2003)