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Rage 2 <br />I <br />WHAT AMOUNT OF VEHICLE PARKING SPACE WILL BE NEEDFD TO ACCOMMODATE <br />CUSTOMERS OF FIDELITY MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK? <br />The actual usage of vehicle parking space at existing savings <br />institutions, interpreted appropriately for the Fidelity location, gives <br />the amount that will be needed. There are three savings offices in the <br />central business district of Everett which provide on -site parking for <br />their customers: <br />Everett Federal Savings & Loan Assoc., 1502 Wall Street <br />Pioneer-lst Federal Savings & Loan Assoc., 2628 Colby Avenue <br />Washington Mutual Savings Bank, 3102 Colby Avenue <br />A tabulation of actual parking space usage at those offices is shown <br />in illustration 1. During the period of March 16 through March 29, 1979 <br />counts were taken four times each business day and the numbers of custo- <br />mer vehicles parked were tabulated. The range in the number parked at <br />one time at the three locations is from 0 to 11.2. <br />Because the number of vehicle parking spaces needed to serve savings <br />bank customers is related in part to total savings volume the following <br />analysis of that relationship is made. The total savings volumes of the <br />three institution offices are the following: <br />Everett Federal Savings & Loan Assoc. $40,000,000 <br />Pioneer-lst Federal Savings & Loan Assoc. $70,000,000 <br />Washington Mutual Savings Bank $40,000,000 <br />Referring to the summary figures at the end of Illustration 1 for the <br />largest numbers of vehicles parked, it follows that the numbers of cus- <br />tomer vehicles parked at one time in relation to the volumes of savings <br />are these: <br />Dollars of savings <br />per vehicle parked <br />Everett Federal Savings & Loan Assoc. <br />($40,000,000 - 7) $5,714,286 <br />Pioneer -1st Federal Savings & Loan Assoc. <br />($70,000,000 -,� 11.2) $6,250,000 <br />Washington Mutual Savings Bank <br />($40,000,000 r 11) $3,636,363 <br />