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New Comments Added 10.1.12 Chapter 18.28 and General Topics Matrix <br />Topic <br />Comment <br />(language changes in strikout/underline, recommendation in bold) <br />Exhibit #1 <br />Date/Source <br />Staff comment/analysisloptions <br />Chapter 1 8.28 <br />p 18 19, <br />Corridor Charts Vertical modulation increment for Commercial <br />Staff Edits <br />The objective of this requirement is to ensure that the length of any new or <br />Corridor <br />Freeway Frontage Corridors is incorrect specifiec minimum when it <br />renovated building fagade subject to design review maintains the desired human <br />Type Charts <br />should be a maximum increment. <br />scale and urban character appropriate for the Southcenter area by providing a <br />maximum allowed length. Vertical modulation increments for development along <br />these two corridors are intended to be larger than the increment for development <br />along more pedestrian-oriented streets. However, a maximum increment is still <br />necessary. <br />Staff Recornlrnerldaflon Replace 100 ft min with 100 ft max on Commercial and <br />Freeway Frontage Corridor Charts. <br />P 7, Corridor <br />The new street south of the Pond is identified as Urban Corridor on <br />Staff Edit <br />Staff Recornlrne.ndauon: Change the segment of new street south of Tukwila Pond <br />Type Map <br />the Corridor Type Map. However, given the close proximity of the <br />between Southcenter Parkway and Andover Park West on the Corridor Type Map <br />property on the south side of the Pond Park and the high level of <br />(page 14) from Urban Corridor to Neighborhood Corridor. On the Neighborhood <br />walkability desired for the area, the architectural design regulations for <br />Corridor Chart on page 16 add a new footnote to New Thoroughfare Cross- <br />Neighborhood Corridor, particularly for Vertical Modulation and <br />section: New street south of Tukwila Pond shall only have on-street parking on the <br />south side of the street. On page 17 delete footnote #4. <br />Transparency, would be more appropriate. <br />Pg 7, <br />Nelson Place and S. 156th St are shown on the Corridor Type Map as <br />Staff Edit <br />Staff Decor nlrnerldauon: Change the Corridor Type designation for Nelson PI and S <br />Corridor <br />'Workplace Corridors". This is incorrect because on-street parking in <br />156th St to "Neighborhood Corridor". Add these two streets to the list of Existing <br />lNeighborhood <br />Type Map <br />this TOD area should be allowed. <br />Streets on page 16 in Figure 6. <br />General Comments <br />Subarea <br />Developer Incentives/Feasibility Analysis. Expand the list of possible <br />Staff edit <br />Staff Recornlrne.ndauon: Add to the end of the paragraph Other useful tools may <br />Plan, pg <br />financial developer incentives that could be examined. <br />include tax deferral and the use of tax credits. <br />44/45, 5)a. <br />Chapt. <br />Side Rear Yard Landscaping Requirements. There needs to be a <br />Staff Edit <br />Staff Recornlrnendaflon: Under 18.28.090 Side and Rear Yard Landscaping <br />18.28, p 25, <br />pointer to 18.28.230 Landscaping Types which contains requirements <br />Requirements,change existing B. to C.. Add a new B, as follows: B. Side and rear <br />18.28.090 <br />for side and rear yard landscaping/types, and the requirements and <br />yard landscaping shall be designed, planted and maintained as specified in <br />18.28.030.13 Side and Rear Yard Landscape Types and 18.28.240 General <br />guidelines of 18.28.240 General Landscaping which include but are <br />Landscaping. This change would provide more clarity in terms of how to use the <br />not limited to plant materials, visibility, soil preparation, and <br />.maintenance. <br />code, and would not change the code's intent or provisions. <br />Chapt. <br />Front Yard. There needs to be a pointer to 18.28.230 Landscaping <br />Staff Edit <br />Staff Recornlrnerldaflon: Under 18.28.160.13 Landscaping, change existing 2. to 3. <br />18.28, p 31, <br />Types which contains requirements for front yard landscaping/types, <br />Add a new 2, as follows: 2. Front yard landscaping shall be designed, planted and <br />18.28.160 <br />and the requirements and guidelines of 18.28.240 General <br />maintained as specified in 18.28.030.A Front Yard Landscape Types and <br />Landscaping which include but are not limited to plant materials, <br />18.28.240 General Landscaping. This change would provide more clarity in terms <br />visibility, soil preparation, and maintenance.. <br />I <br />of how to use the code, and would not change the code's intent or provisions. <br />Chapt 18.28, <br />Figure illustrating an example of a driveway level with height of <br />Staff edit <br />Staff Recornlrnerldaflon: Delete the text stating the desireable minimum sidewalk <br />p 60, Fig. 29 <br />sidewalk. Shows desireable minimum dimension of sidewalk as 5' <br />width from the graphic.This does not affect the concept the graphic is illustrating. <br />wide, which is in conflict with dimensions stated in the public frontage <br />standards for each corridor type. <br />(Yi