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4101-25
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6/18/2025
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EVERETT 2044 <br />COMPREHENSIVE PLAN <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> 6/17/2025 <br />COMPREHENSIVE PLAN <br />TRANSPORTATION ELEMENT <br /> Page 109 <br />19th Avenue SE and 100th St <br />SE E F 89 F 842 <br />Evergreen Way and SE <br />Everett Mall Way E B 19 C 23 <br />19th Avenue SE and 110 th <br />Street SE E D 44 F 232 <br />19th Avenue SE and 112 th <br />Street SE E C 32 F 96 <br />Evergreen Way and Airport <br />Road E F 137 F 823 <br />1 Assumes updates to signal timing and coordination with nearby intersections to maximize <br />throughput with future traffic growth, especially for the north and southbound directions <br />2 Assumes updates to signal timing which provided modest decreases in average delay <br />3 Assumes completion of Business Access & Transit lanes on Evergreen Way and updates to the signal <br />timing <br /> <br />The roadway and multi-modal project list for this Transportation Element includes projects to bring each <br />of failing intersections identified here within the City’s standard by 2044. <br />Regional Transportation Coordination <br />The City’s multimodal connectivity extends regionally to Seattle and other neighboring cities, like <br />Mukilteo, Edmonds, and Lynnwood. One feature of the bicycle and pedestrian network is the regional <br />Interurban Trail that runs south to Seattle. This provides a robust spine for an extensive active <br />transportation network that connects cities in the region. There are also transit lines that spread from <br />Everett to elsewhere in the region, primarily through Sound Transit and Community Transit, which <br />provide great regional connectivity for transit users. <br />The City cannot plan its connected transportation networks without coordinating with the surrounding <br />jurisdictions. Additionally, many of the major facilities within the City’s boundary are owned, <br />maintained, operated, and/or funded by these agencies. By working together there are more <br />opportunities to split funding for major capital projects. <br />State and Federal Highways and Corridors <br />Highway transportation projects in the City of Everett fall under the jurisdiction of the Washington State <br />Department of Transportation (WSDOT) and the US Department of Transportation. These projects <br />impact regional mobility, since they aim to help move people and goods more efficiently on freeways, <br />which may help keep congestion from spilling over onto parallel local streets. Some planned freeway <br />projects include: <br />• I-5 Widening and managed lanes: Upgrades to I-5 at various locations to improve safety and <br />reduce congestion
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