This bill adopts the default project permit review timelines of Revised Code of Washington Section 36.70B.080 for certain permit types, aiming to standardize the City's review processes for land use permits. It establishes deadlines of 65 days for Type I permits (no public notice or hearing), 100 days for Type II permits (public notice, no hearing), and 170 days for Type III permits (public notice and hearing). The bill maintains existing deadlines for rezones and other Type IV quasi-judicial actions (300-330 days). It also amends completeness determination provisions to align with state law, requiring the City to outline permit submittal requirements clearly. Additionally, the legislation updates City Council Rules for Quasi-Judicial Actions to permit electronic filing of documents and shortens response timelines to seven days, reflecting current e-mail based filing practices. The legislation clarifies that if there are multiple land use permits for a project, the longest time period applies, and provides additional time for certain permit types like Design Review, SEPA determinations, and Major Phase Development permits. It also exempts public projects, projects with historic resources, and shoreline exceptions/variances from these review time periods. The bill clarifies that payment of fees is a required component of a complete master use permit application, and that failure to pay fees will stop the clock on permit review. It sets a 60-day effective date for the legislation.