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:JJ li <br /> Draft 7/27/20187 <br /> Figure 1—Outbound Hourly Volumes at Screenlines <br /> Outbound Hourly Volumes at Screenlines <br /> 1400 <br /> 1200 <br /> /.7 \ <br /> 1000 <br /> BOD \ `,'\\ <br /> 21 <br /> a \ \ <br /> -'111-: N <br /> ..„ <br /> _ y_- - N <br /> 400 <br /> �AVE:'" _ . <br /> 200 ,-_^'-- u�" ,_, ^___ <br /> 1:00 PM 2:00 PM 3:00 PM 4:00 PM 5:00 PM 6:00 PM 7:00 PM <br /> Boeing will reimburse the City of Everett for the construction/installation costs including <br /> materials and labor. Typical maintenance labor costs will be borne by the City of Everett. <br /> Boeing will be responsible to reimburse data transmission charges and will supply system <br /> power.Boeing will also be responsible to replace any poles that are damaged or <br /> destroyed,as well as pay to replace any count equipment that has reached the end of their <br /> service life, are damaged or destroyed due to accidents or Acts of God. <br /> Baseline for Assessing Mitigation <br /> In 1991 Boeing was assessed 47.46 million dollars through SEPA to mitigate adverse <br /> impacts on the Paine Field area transportation system for the increases in employment <br /> associated with production of the 777 aircraft.As discussed above,the City and Boeing <br /> have agreed to use driveway counts at Boeing's Paine Field facilities to assess Boeing <br /> traffic volumes.Under this agreement Boeing would be assessed additional mitigation <br /> payments only If the total number of PM peak hour trips generated by its Paine Field <br /> facilities exceeded the number already mitigated by Boeing. <br /> Baseline assessment includes the following: <br /> • The initial Boeing Current Baseline PM Peak Hour Traffic Volume is equal to the <br /> Boeing 1991 Baseline PM Peak Hour Traffic Volume of 12,315 PM peak hour <br /> trips. <br /> • For each subsequent year,if the Observed Annual Average Boeing Driveway <br /> Volume for the current year is lower than the Boeing Current Baseline PM Peak <br /> c:\users\canapk\documents\opened_from_outlook\attachment c(inethodology).doc <br /> 103 <br />