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Exhibit 13, 9 of 12 Champfer Woonerf Champfer is designed as woonerf which means it prioritizes the movements of people walking and biking over vehicles. t Y�'" � i ,d i Cars still have access to drive along the street albeit at slower ' .�-'Y , , , x i,J` speeds. As a curbless street it encourages people and cars to r ' ! ,. js mingle together and gives people the confidence to walk and , r cross the street where they like. To slow vehicle speeds -, ,„.,,,s , ,� . 1 t 0 down to 5-10 MPH, diagonal parking is located on the east - _ -. I - side of the street along the north segment and on the west -$<./r ' ay.,, side of the street along the south segment. By alternating • parking it creates a gentle curve in the road which makes -�= '� r, -- people drive slower. The woonerf is paved with cobbles and . ,. -7+140 y . if lined with deciduous trees to create a historic look and feel. Cobbles are also an effective traffic calming tool for slowing Example of a Woonerf vehicle speeds. These streets are also closeable to traffic for hosting pedestrian only events such as the popular and ever expanding Everett Farmers Market. The woonerf is located at the edge of both the Wharf's Edge and the Millwright Districts, and in effect stitches together the housing and retail on each side of the street into one cohesive place. t gr j^ a 1 4. ;A.* q '" to ,�,yj r gyp` li 11} i Il • �. 4f r. ` , k. 7 ' f •q 1 1 N. ,l i 11 1r 1 �_i a r 1. +rte Vey" r � e i" � a`x'e _r f ' f C,. Example of people enjoying the Farmers Market - along the Woonerf Example of how to use bollards and trees to separate cars and people 9