Private Development Street Frontage Improvements
When new development occurs on public streets, the developer is normally required to complete the street to City Street Standards (BMC 13.04 and BMC 13.08). This is part of growth helping to pay for the cost to serve growth.
On arterial streets, this requires the abutting street to include travel lanes, bike lane, curb-gutter-storm drainage, and sidewalk. On residential streets, this requires the abutting street edge to include travel lanes, curb-gutter-storm drainage, and sidewalk. See Arterial Network for Vehicles and Freight Trucks.
On non-arterial residential streets, new development is normally required to improve or complete the abutting street edge to include travel lanes, curb-gutter-storm drainage, and sidewalk.
Related Requirements
Related development regulations and requirements for growth to help pay the cost of serving growth with adequate multimodal transportation facilities include the following:
- BMC 13.70 Multimodal Transportation Concurrency
- BMC 13.75 Transportation Impact Analysis – Coming in 2019
- BMC 19.06 Multimodal Transportation Impact Fees
Resources
- Transportation Commission
- Washington State Department of Transportation
- United States Department of Transportation
- National Transportation Safety Board
