7601 EVERGREEN WAY SAFEWAY 2018-01-02 MF Import

As indicated above, the overall impacts of the business park and residential project alternative vary little (see Barton-Aschman Addendum, Appen- dix B)• For this reason, the effects at mitigating the various impacts would be the same for either alternative. Additional mitigating procedures recommended by Barton-Asch- man and the City include: 1. Provision of an ex:lusive right turn lane from northbound Evergreen Way to eastbound 75th Street to improve the intersection and the access to the proposed development; 2. Provision of a continuous two-way left turn lane along the development's 75th Street frontage to allow safe and efficient left -turn access to and from the center; 3. Provision of a brief deceleration "right 'urn only" lane at the Evergreen Way entrance driveway; 4. Provision of an acceleration lane north of the Evergreen Way driveway to assist existing vehicles in entering the Evergreen Way traffic flow; 5. Restrictions in the tenant leases prohibiting truck traffic from using the Evergreen Way entrance to the center; 6. Provisions of a paved pathway for pedestrian movement along 75th Street between the shopping center and Beverly Boulevard; 7. Provision of curb, gutter and sidewalk improvements along the Evergreen Way and 75th Street frontages of the shopping center; _ ftw,wV��oP�sec� -1. _-- 8.o's_sihleiremnv 6�change=tgexit n�yt,�n 1ie�75th Street driveway entrance nearest to the 75th Street/Evergreen Way intersection; and 9. Possible widening of the 75th Street frontage to improve flow to and from the center. The sponsor expects to -absorb the costs of items 3, 4, 6 and 7 above. However, with respect to the cost of items 1, 2, and 9, and a traffic light on Evergreen Way, if necessary, the sponsor is not prepared to make a commitment until the extent and cost of the improvements is known. Items 5 and 8 involve no cost. 3. Public Services (a) Fire Existing Conditions. The project site falls within the area served by the Everett Fire Department and the nearest fire station is located at S. IV. 68th Street and Beverly Boulevard. Average response time is two minutes. First response includes two pumper units, an aid car and a battalion chief.