2 10 Urban Village Neighborhood Access Seattle Streets Illustrated

2 10 Urban Village Neighborhood Access Seattle Streetsо 2.10 urban village neighborhood access. urban village neighborhood access streets play a supporting role to urban village main streets by serving a variety of land uses, with more emphasis on residential uses and curbside uses that provide amenity and activation. gsi stands for green stormwater infrastructure, such as a biofiltration swale. 2.3 street classification; 2.4 street type map; 2.5 downtown; 2.7 downtown neighborhood access; 2.6 downtown neighborhood; 2.8 urban village main; 2.10 urban village neighborhood access; 2.9 urban village neighborhood; 2.11 urban center connector; 2.12 neighborhood corridor; 2.13 industrial access; 2.14 minor industrial access; 2.15.

2 10 Urban Village Neighborhood Access Seattle Streetsо December 13, 2017. the seattle department of transportation’s right of way improvement manual just got a big upgrade, and it’s big news for street design nerds. the new version, called street illustrated, is exactly what the name implies: a manual that shows, rather than tells, what the guidelines for street design call for in seattle. 2.10 urban village neighborhood access :: seattle streets illustrated. this is an illustration of a shared use path crossing a two lane road. the road has sidewalks, standard bike lanes, a center median and left turn lane. For projects over $500,000. meline:1purpose of the complete streets checklistseattle’s complete streets policy is abo. t creating and maintaining safe streets for everyone. in 2007, the seattle city council passed ordinance 122386, known as the complete streets ordinance, which directs seattle department of transportation (sdot) to design. Illustrated (our right of way improvements manual) as an urban village neighborhood access street which has the following requirements: • must provide 6 ft to 8 ft sidewalk on both sides of the street and 6 ft landscaping strip where feasible • must provide between 18 ft and 22 ft of travel lanes for two way traffic operations • any on.

2 10 Urban Village Neighborhood Access Seattle Streetsо For projects over $500,000. meline:1purpose of the complete streets checklistseattle’s complete streets policy is abo. t creating and maintaining safe streets for everyone. in 2007, the seattle city council passed ordinance 122386, known as the complete streets ordinance, which directs seattle department of transportation (sdot) to design. Illustrated (our right of way improvements manual) as an urban village neighborhood access street which has the following requirements: • must provide 6 ft to 8 ft sidewalk on both sides of the street and 6 ft landscaping strip where feasible • must provide between 18 ft and 22 ft of travel lanes for two way traffic operations • any on. Page 2 of 25 state environmental policy act (sepa) environmental checklist a. background 1. name of proposed project, if applicable: director’s rule for streets illustrated: seattle’s right of way improvements manual (the manual) 2. name of applicant: city of seattle 3. address and phone number of applicant and contact person: susan mclaughlin. 2.10 urban village neighborhood access :: seattle streets illustrated. parishwide master plan including land use, community enhancement, and infrastructure.