Development or use of land in an area regulated by the Shoreline Master Program and Shoreline Management Act, where the Bellevue Land Use Code requires a conditional use permit for that use. A conditional use requires a separate shoreline substantial development permit. (WA)
Preapplication Conference Requirement
Before submitting an application for this permit, applicants are required to schedule and complete a Preapplication Conference (DB). This meeting ensures that all necessary requirements are understood before proceeding with the permit application.
Apply for this permit online at MyBuildingPermit. When entering your Application Information, choose the following:
- Application type: Land Use
- Project type: Nonresidential or Multifamily Residential or Single Family Residential
- Activity type: Shoreline Development
- Scope of work: Shoreline Conditional Use
Required Documents
The documents listed below are the minimum necessary to proceed with the application process. The associated Preapplication Conference Letter will include a required document checklist that will indicate if any of the documents below are not required at the time of initial submittal.
Building Design Documents and Site and Infrastructure Design Documents must be submitted as a single PDF. This helps streamline the review process.
When submitting the multi-plan set PDF, bookmarks are required. The text for each bookmark should correspond to the specific plan types, as listed below.
Bookmarks must be clearly labeled to match the plan type.
For assistance with electronic plan submittals, refer to Requirements for Electronic Plans
- Bill To Form
- Building Design Documents (Single PDF Including all Plans listed Below)
- Site and Infrastructure Design Documents (Single PDF Including all Plans listed Below)
- Comprehensive Plan Policy
- Fire Response Plan
- Geotechnical Report
- Owner Authorization
- Preapplication Conference Letter
- Preliminary Storm Drainage Report
- SEPA Environmental Checklist
- Title Report
- A Title Report is a document prepared by a title company that provides a comprehensive overview of a property’s ownership history, legal encumbrances, and any liens or judgments attached to the property. This document is necessary for verifying ownership and confirming the legal establishment of lot lines, easements, and restrictions that may affect the property.
- Traffic Impact Analysis Report