Ordinance 3674-19 - Laserfiche WebLink

EXHIBIT 1 TO ORDINANCE 111.3 Entries Building entries should be oriented directly to the sidewalk or pedestrian circulation. They should be direct and provide a strong connection between the building entrance and sidewalk. To activate the building frontage, entrances should be located at a maximum interval of 75 feet. Entries to buildings should be marked by recesses and overhangs. Canopies and awnings that protect pedestrians from the weather are encouraged. Canopies should extend between 5'-0" and 8'-0" from the building face. Canopy material and fabrication shall meet the tenant improvement standards for the development. Storefronts should be simple and attractive. A goal of a minimum of 60% of the ground floor facade of retail storefronts and amenity spaces on Riverfront Boulevard shall be comprised of clear vision glass Storefronts should not utilize thin gauge metals, plastic laminates, mirror finishes, tinted or reflective glass, or opaque material. • 'v .�r -1‘'• ,: II wovALIIM alli All entries to buildings should maintain a pedestrian friendly and welcoming quality. Paseo entries from rear parking lots should direct shoppers to the Riverfront Drive by the use of landscaping, signage and a change paving materials. Residential entries and lobbies shall be distinct from entries of storefront spaces. Lobbies shall be open and welcoming and accessible from the street and sidewalk. Entries that do not face a public street should face an internal pedestrian path that connects directly to a street or parking area and sidewalk. Residential leasing and amenity areas shall be located in convenient accessible locations and allow for potential joint use or conversion to retail in the future. Everett Riverfront District Master Plan Mixed Use Development Design Guidelines