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11. Communiry Transit is currently participating in Commute Trip reduction on a <br />voluntary basis and submitted a CTR program to the City of Everett in June of 1996 <br />covering its Central Operations Base on A►rport Road. The CTR program is available <br />prog�am anduissued it�a�pp oval on A gust 30 1996verett reviewed the voluntary CTR <br />The proposed building would add approximately 70 administrative employees to the <br />existing Operations Base, which has an estimated 400 employees (includ►ng drivers, <br />maintenance, and administrative staf�. When the number of fi►1l-time employees who <br />report to this worksite between the hours of 6:00 am and 9:00 am (at least 2 or more <br />weekdays for 12 continuous months) reaches 100, this worksite will become a CTR- <br />affected s�te and Community Transit must comply with the provisions of the Ciry of <br />Everett Commute Trip Reduction Ordinance. <br />It is recommended that Community Transit contact Dennis Bloom, Program Monager, <br />at the City of Everett's Transportation Services Department (257-8915) p <br />occupancy of the proposed build►ng to discuss the CTR Ordinance requirements in <br />greater detail. <br />12. If it is infeasible to provide utilities from the existing site and a utility crossing of <br />Merrill and Ring Creek is required, the crossing plan, including stream and buffer <br />Development and Engneer n8 nd PubicPServicesyDepartment� and Community <br />Best Management Practices must be used for any stream cr�ssing conswction activities <br />per the SW Everett Mitigation Decision Document (Condition 1 on pages 18 and 19). <br />Any crossing must also comply with conditions 2. 3, 4, and 5 on page 10 of the <br />Mitigation Decision Document. <br />A maintenance/monitoring bond will x required for any required stream or buffer <br />mitigation. The amount of the bond will be determined by the Planning and <br />Community Development Department based upon the type of mitigation required. <br />13. A pedestrian circulation system for the site must be approved by che Planning Director <br />and Traffic Engineer prior to the issuance of any buildmg permits• Walkways must <br />allow pedestrians and wheelchairs to gain easy access from sidewalks on Hardeson <br />Road and bus stops to building entrances through the use of paths which are physically <br />separated from vehicle traffic and maneuvering areas. (See the city's Design and <br />Construction Standards and Specifications Manual and Section 39.165 of the Zoning <br />Code.) <br />14. Placement and screening of refuse disposal areas must be provided per Section 39.080 <br />of the Zoning Code as follows: <br />a, Garbage recepcacles, dumpsters, and recycle bins shall be provided in all <br />notl[be'loca edin a requirCed�fronn yard�s tback areat�or street ide se back ar aa�� <br />for corner lots. Where an alley abuts a lot, the garbage receptacles, dumpster, <br />or recycle bin shall bc located adjacent to the alley. <br />b, All garbage dumpsters and recycle bins must be screened from view from the <br />street and from ad�acent propert�es. This screening may be done using dense <br />vegetation or by placing the dumpster or recycle bin in a structural enclosure. <br />c RefuseeRemo al alnc�. at259�-0044nd recycliu; facilities, contact Rubatino <br />