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1733-90
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9/19/1990
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1 C. If a DNS is issued and the project receives City <br /> approval on all non-transportation related issues, proceed with <br /> 2 the project and implement the measures to mitigate the adverse <br /> transportation impacts in accordance with the analysis as <br /> 3 approved by the City' s Traffic Engineer; and/or <br /> 4 D. Enter into such other contractual arrangements <br /> including but not limited to latecomer agreements or such other . <br /> 5 alternatives offered by the project proponent which are <br /> satisfactory to the City, and having the effect of mitigating <br /> 6 identified adverse transportation impacts of the development. <br /> Any agreements must be in a form approved by the City Attorney. <br /> 7 <br /> 8 Section 7: That Section 11 of Ordinance No. 1670-89 which reads as <br /> 9 follows: <br /> 10 <br /> Section 11 : In the event that the traffic impact analysis <br /> 11 is not required in accordance with Section 3 of this ordinance, <br /> the project proponent shall mitigate the project' s transportation <br /> 12 impacts in accordance with the provisions of this section. <br /> 13 For those development proposals or actions which are <br /> subject to SEPA which will generate less than fifty (50) <br /> 14 additional (new) peak hour (inbound and outbound) trips to and <br /> from the site, a proponent shall be required to pay a mitigation <br /> 15 fee in an amount equal to Eighty Dollars ($80) for each trip <br /> which the development will produce within a twenty-four (24) hour <br /> 16 period as determined in the 4th Edition of the Trip Generation <br /> Guidelines as prepared by the Institute of Transportation <br /> 17 Engineers. Any agreement to pay in accordance with the <br /> provisions of this section shall be on a form approved by the <br /> 18 City Attorney' s Office. Provided, if a project proponent <br /> disputes the Eighty Dollar ($80) fee described herein, the <br /> 19 proponent has the option of having prepared at his/her own <br /> expense a traffic impact analysis as described in this ordinance <br /> 20 and as approved by the City' s Traffic Engineer and mitigate the <br /> transportation impacts in accordance with Sections 9(B)(1 ) and <br /> 21 9(B)(2) of this ordinance. <br /> 22 <br /> be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: <br /> 23 <br /> 24 Section 11 : In the event that the traffic impact analysis <br /> is not required in accordance with Section 3 of this ordinance, <br /> 25 the project proponent shall mitigate the project' s transportation <br /> impacts in accordance with the provisions of this section. <br /> 26 <br /> The proponent shall be required to pay a mitigation fee in <br /> 27 an amount equal to Eighty Dollars ($80) for each trip which the <br /> development will produce within a twenty-four (24) hour period as <br /> 28 determined in the 4th Edition of the Trip Generation Guidelines <br /> as prepared by the Institute of Transportation Engineers plus <br /> 29 fees and mitigation assessed pursuant to a Local Transportation <br /> Plan adopted by Council . Any agreement to pay in accordance with <br /> 30 the provisions of this section shall be in a form approved by the <br /> City Attorney. Provided, if a project proponent disputes the <br /> 31 Eighty Dollar ($80) fee described herein, the proponent has the <br /> option of having prepared at his/her own expense a Traffic <br /> 32 <br /> 7 <br />
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