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• 4110 <br /> 22. Where elevators are provided in buildings, at least one elevator shall be provided for fire <br /> department emergency access to all floors. The elevator car shall be of such a size and arrangement to <br /> accommodate a 24-inch by 84-inch ambulance stretcher in the horizontal, open position and shall be <br /> identified by the international symbol for emergency medical services (star of life). The symbol shall <br /> not be less than 3 inches high and shall be placed inside on both sides of the hoistway door frame. <br /> Exception: If all stories within the building have direct, accessible egress to grade (EMC 16.01, Section <br /> L). <br /> 23. A building footprint and lot layout for this project shall be provided to the Fire Marshal's Office on <br /> CD/DVD. <br /> Planning Department: Steve Ingalsbe (425)257-8941 <br /> 1. The maximum permitted building height shall be 80 feet per Ordinance#3089-08. <br /> The following requirements numbered 2 through 48 are standards of the BMU zoning of the subject <br /> property: <br /> 2. The curb cut shall not exceed twenty-five feet in width. <br /> 3. The sidewalk pattern shall carry across the driveway. <br /> 4. Pedestrian-scale lighting, a maximum of eighteen feet tall, shall be used to define pedestrian <br /> walkways and connections within parking lots and between buildings. <br /> 5. All lighting shall be shielded from the sky and adjacent properties and structures, either with exterior <br /> shields or optics within the fixture. <br /> 6. Ornamental or decorative accent lighting fixtures should be used to highlight building and site <br /> entrances and special landscape features. <br /> 7. Pedestrian connections shall be provided: <br /> a. Between a public right-of-way and building entrances when buildings are not located directly <br /> adjacent to the sidewalk; <br /> b. Between parking lots and building entrances; <br /> c. To adjacent neighborhoods,where feasible. <br /> 8. Pedestrian connections shall be clearly defined in a combination of two or more of the following <br /> ways: <br /> a. A six-inch vertical curb; <br /> b. A trellis, special railing, bollards, special paving, low seat wall and/or other architectural <br /> features; <br /> c. A landscape planter a minimum of three feet wide located between the walkway and driving <br /> aisle, planted with shrubs and evergreen groundcover. Shrubs shall be maintained at a maximum <br /> height of three feet. <br /> 9/ 17) <br /> /5 <br />