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Appendix N: Errata Sheet <br /> For Everett Bicycle Master Plan (April 2011) <br /> Errata posted 04/06/2011 <br /> VI-41 For Project T2-M, statement should end with phrase that "project could be along the <br /> water or an interior route depending on land uses." <br /> Note:This project became T1-Z based upon the recommendations of Planning and the <br /> Port. <br /> Errata posted 04/15/2011 <br /> Figures 6 & 29 • Show the portion of the trail adjacent to the Cymbaluk trucking company as <br /> Existing Bicycle existing (between SR 529 and the bridge/access road to the Riverside Business <br /> Facilities Park—Riverside Road. <br /> • Delete the portion of the trail south of Riverside Road.(the access bridge from <br /> East marine View Drive to the Riverside Business park) <br /> • Show the Snohomish River between the mainland and Smith Island. <br /> Figure 8 • For the Riverside Business Park site, show the two alternate alignments of the <br /> Recommended trail with a dashed line Tier 1,just as the Shoreline Public Access Plan shows, <br /> Bicycle along with a new paragraph in the description: <br /> Facilities <br /> On the Port's Riverside Business Park, if the site develops with water-dependent <br /> uses, the path will follow the existing north-south road where the existing paths <br /> can be widened to 12 feet. If the site develops with non-water dependent uses, the <br /> path will be aligned along the shoreline. <br />
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