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- _ to =te=e a-Felatively law number of users. Certain types of infrastructure, <br /> especially high capacity transit facilities,arc financially feasible only in areas of dense redevelopment <br /> lower density neighborhoods so highly valued by residents of the community. <br /> 4. Encouraging compact higher density redevelopment within the City allows protection of critical areas as <br /> well as rural and resource lands outside of urban areas,without dccr asing the overall quantity of development <br /> permitted. <br /> Transportation corridors offer opportunities to reinforce a concentrated and efficient future development pattern. <br /> Within the Everett Planning Area,many of these corridors are comprised of a mix of land uses,which include <br /> commercial,office,services,institutional,and residential development. Transportation corridors are intended to <br /> provide medium to high intensity areas of mixed-use infill and redevelopment. The levels of intensity projected <br /> for the transportation corridors arc clarified as either high inten,ity or medium intensity. <br /> • <br /> Within the high intensity transportation corridors,land use intensities significantly higher than those of adjacent <br /> neighborhoods arc permitted. High intensities in these or as,which arc already characterized by high volumes of <br /> traffic and commercial activity,are preferred to the conversion of residential areas for commercial uses. The high <br /> levels of transportation service support the permitted development intensity within these corridors. These levels <br /> es"high intensity"transportation corridors: <br /> • Broadway,north of 41st Street <br /> • Evergreen Way,south from 41st Street to Gibson Road <br /> • Everett Mall Way,from southbound 15 off ramp to Evergreen Way <br /> • 128 Street/Airport Road between Interstate s and Evergreen Way <br /> The medium intensity transportation corridors arc intended to provide for a mix of uses compatible with the <br /> are not intended to significantly change the established character of the area. These areas arc expected to <br /> except within transit oriented mixed use buildings. By doing so,a significant portion of the future housing needs <br /> permitted development intensity within these-corridors is supported by the high levels of transportation service. <br /> designated as"medium intensity"transportation corridors: . <br /> • 19th Avenue SE between 112th Street SE and 132nd Street SE <br /> • 128th13.3znd Street corridor,_egst of Interstates(only thenorth side of this corridor is within thcEverett <br /> Planning Area) <br /> • 112th Street,from Airport Road to 19th Avenue SE <br /> Arterial corridors that are not designated as transportation corridors shall be permitted to be developed as <br /> - _ _ -- . _ - - _ _ _ _ 'ons. The neighborhoods along the arterial corridors that arc not <br /> designated as transportation corridors arc intended to remain in zoning districts that allow a mix of uses. <br /> F.G. TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM <br /> The Vision 2040 Regional Growth Strategy endorses the concept of concentrated housing and employment <br /> growth in regionally designated centers,including Everett,connected by regional high capacity transit. Everett is <br /> as..uming that the light rail transit system will be built early enough in the planning period to allow for significant <br /> redevelopment around light rail stations prior to 2035. Figure 1 identifies a preferred conceptual alignment for the <br /> light rail system and light rail stations within the city limits. This addition to the regional transportation system is <br /> LAND USE ELEMENT,2019 Amendment 13 <br /> Exhibit 1 -Page 13 <br /> 79 <br />