Ordinance 2328-98 - Laserfiche WebLink

p) Easement Access Drive Landscaping Buffer: All required landscape buffers for easement access drives will be allowed to be included into the minimum lot area calculations for the lot upon which it is located. All required setbacks from easement access drives shall be measured from the curb. q) All lots within an easement access short subdivision that are less than 5,000 square feet in land area are required to comply with Everett Zoning Code "Small Lot Development Standards." r) Duplex units are prohibited in easement access short subdivisions in single family zones, except for existing duplex units constructed on a lot or lots prior to the adoption of this Ordinance. In the proposed short subdivision the existing duplex unit must be on a lot of not less than 9,000 square feet. s) Common Easement Access Drive Use: The City Engineer may allow the use of a common easement access drive on an existing or adjacent short subdivision if the unit count for the property to be short subdivided together with the adjacent short subdivision does not exceed the maximum number of units allowed and such easement access drive can or currently meets all subdivision code standards. The applicant shall provide the following: i) An easement providing for access, utilities, and maintenance from all property owners that the easement access drive crosses over and who have legal access to such easement; and ii) An amendment to the existing short subdivision access easement drive to accurately reflect the proposed changes. 9. Parking Improvements: All existing and proposed uses for a division of land are required to provide parking to meet the requirements of the Everett Zoning Code and this Ordinance. All required parking areas and access shall be concrete or paved to City Standards and shall meet the width requirements as defined by the Everett Zoning Code. No parking areas or access will he allowed within the required private open space as defined in Section 7.F.20 of this Ordinance. 10. Pedestrian Improvements: a) Pedestrian Access: In order to facilitate pedestrian access from a project to proposed and existing streets and to provide access to schools, parks, playgrounds, trails, or other pedestrian facilities, the City may require perpetual unobstructed improved pedestrian access easements of at least ten (10) feet in width to these facilities. Unless otherwise approved by the City Engineer, the pedestrian access easement shall be improved in accordance with City Standards and shall be shown on the face of the final division map. b) When a proposed division, redivision, or alteration of land is on an established bus route, the applicant may be required to provide a bus 64