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EVERETT 2044 <br />DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS <br /> <br /> <br />6/17/2025 <br />DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS <br />Page 241 <br />4. How Fractions are Addressed for Bicycle Spaces. If the formula for determining the number of 1 <br />bicycle spaces results in a fraction, the number shall be rounded up to the nearest whole 2 <br />number. 3 <br />C. Short-Term Spaces. Short-term bicycle spaces allow shoppers, customers, and other visitors to a site to 4 <br />use bicycles by providing a convenient and readily accessible place to securely store bicycles for up to 5 <br />several hours. 6 <br />1. Bicycle rack dimensions shall be per Table 34-5: Minimum Dimensions for Bicycle Spaces and 7 <br />Figure 34-5: Bicycle Spaces, Dimensions 8 <br />2. Bicycle racks designed to accommodate two bicycles, such as an inverted-u rack, are 9 <br />considered two bicycle spaces. 10 <br />3. Short-term bicycle racks and spaces shall be placed on stable, firm, and slip-resistant surfaces 11 <br />consistent with ADA Standards for Accessible Design, and anchored with tamper-resistant 12 <br />hardware. 13 <br />4. A bicycle rack must allow for the locking of both the bicycle frame and one wheel to the rack 14 <br />and shall support a bicycle in a stable positfon with a minimum of two points of contact to the 15 <br />bicycle frame and without damage to the wheels, frame, or components (see below for 16 <br />examples in Figure 34-3: Examples of Allowed and Not-Allowed Bike Racks that meet and do not 17 <br />meet this requirement). 18 <br />5. Oversize bicycles. 19 <br />a. At least 5% of short-term bicycle spaces must be dimensioned to accommodate 20 <br />oversize bicycles, except that within mixed-use centers 10% of short-term bicycle spaces 21 <br />must be dimensioned to accommodate oversize bicycles including the first short term 22 <br />space provided for each use. 23 <br />b. Certain designated uses in Table 34-6 require additfonal oversize short-term bicycle 24 <br />spaces beyond the base rate in EMC 19.34.160(C)(5)(a). 25 <br />6. Short term bicycle racks notably differing than those shown below as allowed may be 26 <br />proposed. The Planning Director will review using the following specificatfons: 27 <br />a. Have a no-maintenance finish that won’t rust, chip, or peel 28 <br />b. Have a minimum height of thirty-two inches so it is not a tripping hazard 29 <br />c. Allow a U-lock to secure both one of the wheels and the bicycle frame to the rack 30 <br />d. Be visually intuitfve – recognizable as a bike rack and able to be used correctly without 31 <br />instructfons 32 <br />e. Does not bind a front wheel independently of the rest of the bicycle 33 <br />f. Be adaptable for cargo, family, and other bicycles of different dimensions 34 <br />g. Meet ADA Standards for Accessible Design Sectfon 307 (protruding objects) when 35 <br />placed in a pedestrian circulatfon path 36