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Instructions to reader:This is a new chapter in the Unified Development Code.For a summary of the effect of this chapter from current standards,please visit the Rethink Zoning Library at https://everettwa.gov/2453/Rethink- Zoning-Library. Chapter 19.33 Streets, Sidewalks and Pedestrian Circulation Table of Contents CHAPTER 19.33 STREETS,SIDEWALKS AND PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION 1 19.33.010 APPLICABILITY AND USER GUIDE. 1 19.33.020 STREET DESIGNATIONS 1 19.33.030 PUBLIC SIDEWALK REQUIREMENTS. 4 19.33.040 PUBLIC SIDEWALK TREATMENTS. 5 19.33.050 EXCEPTIONS TO PUBLIC SIDEWALK STANDARDS. 5 19.33.060 PEDESTRIAN ACCESS TO PUBLIC STREETS;INTERNAL PEDESTRIAN CONNECTIONS. 6 19.33.070 LAND DIVISIONS FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT-PEDESTRIAN ACCESS TO SCHOOLS 7 19.33.080 EASEMENTS AND DEDICATIONS. 7 19.33.010 Applicability and user guide. This chapter contains regulations concerning public sidewalks,pedestrian connections to public sidewalks, and internal pedestrian circulation within private property. It is intended to supplement the standards in Title 13, Streets and Sidewalks,and the City's Design and Construction Standards and Specifications(DCSS). Detailed specifications and standard drawings for public streets and private access drives may be found in the DCSS.Where there is a conflict,the most restrictive regulations shall prevail. 19.33.020 Street Designations. The designations established herein serve as a basis for application of development standards in the land use code. They are not to be confused with the functional street classification system used by the city,state and federal government for transportation planning. A. Street Type Designations Map.Streets within Everett may have one of four street types designated:Transit Oriented Development Street("TOD"), Pedestrian Street,Connector Street and Residential Mixed-Use Corridor.All other streets are considered"undesignated."These street types function as a design and use overlay. For example,some uses may be prohibited outright along TOD or Pedestrian Streets,or the use may be prohibited on the ground floor of a building.Sidewalk,window transparency and other design standards may also be different based on the street designation. Use restrictions by street type are included in EMC 19.05. Please refer to EMC 19.12 for additional development standards for these street types. Ch.33,Streets,Sidewalks and Pedestrian Circulation 1 City Council Action(11/04/2020)