Ordinance 3613-18 - Laserfiche WebLink

climate change and air quality impacts associated with development; • Establish an ongoing public awareness program for ridesharing and public transportation; • Map the location of planned major transit facilities and enact appropriate transit-oriented policies and development standards; • Designate transit emphasis corridors that allow effective and integrated planning of land use and transportation; • Promote freight mobility and access; and �►► .. • Plan, design, program and construct non-motorized transportation facilities -.�;.y- �# between cities and major centers, and that link residential areas, schools, �' recreation, business, and transit centers and facilities. �` q a Everett's Transportation Plans p �, The Growth Management Act (GMA) requires the city to adopt a Transportation QaOstr ` -- �F. l'R� Element. The vision is for a transportation system that serves all users and modes tags �-,,, of travel by offering a safe and robust network of walkways, bicycle facilities, transit B• L '1 services, intersections, roadways and freight corridors. — yt/is ki = is The plan focuses most of the improvements on the development of a "layered" lel transportation network which balances providing vehicular capacity with .,->" )...10.. accommodating all modes of travel. 1;. // ' It can be a challenge for a single roadway to meet the demands and expectations of c�0e/i, �� all modes at any given time. In response to this challenge, the transportation '^`&Zy element focuses on how the transportation network can function as a system to P. -0ihr. !"'jl `~ ---- meet the needs of all users. '9Gr% s� There are six goals in the transportation element: --..-4p. --, '''''-> I. Expand multi-modal connections f@ratet (y 2. Ensure design standards and maintenance procedures reflect current best aYste- th practices Chapter 5,Transportation 2 August 29,2018