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Figure 18-1 Shoreline Use MatrixFigure 18-2 Sample Residential Sensitive Area Site Plan SubmittalFigure 18-3 Building Height Expection AreasFigure 18-4 Location and Measurement Yards on LotsFigure 18-5 Multi-Family Design GuidelineFigure 18-6 Off-Street Parking Area DimensionsFigure 18-7 - Required Number of Parking Spaces for Automobiles and BicyclesFigure 18-8 Parking for The HandicappedFigure 18-9 Commercial Redevelopment AreasFigure 18-10 - Zoning MapFigure 18-11 Eligible Parcels for Location of Secure Community Transition FacilityFigure 12 - MICH Parcels Ineligible for Stand-Alone Office UsesFigure 18-13 Housing Options Program StandardsFigure 18-14 Tukwila NeighborhoodsFigure 18-15 Tukwila International Blvd Urban Renewal Overlay DistrictFigure 18-16 District MapFigure 18-17 Block Face LengthFigure 18-18 Corridor Definition of TermsFigure 18-19 Corridor Type MapFigure 18-20 Walkable Corridor StandardsFigure 18-21 Pedestrian Walkways Corridor StandardsFigure 18-22 Tukwila Pond Esplanade StandardsFigure 18-23 Neighborhood Corridor StandardsFigure 18-24 Urban Corridor StandardsFigure 18-25 Commercial Corridor StandardsFigure 18-26 Freeway Frontage CorridorFigure 18-27 Workplace CorridorFigure 18-28 Examples of Public FrontagesFigure 18-29 Example of a Building Oriented to the StreetFigure 18-30 Example of features on a building oriented to streetFigure 18-31 Examples of Building Orientation to Streets-Open Space TreatmentsFigure 18-32 Frontage Building CoverageFigure 18-33 Example of exceeding maximum building setbacks to provide pedestrian spaceFigure 18-34 Surface Parking - FrontFigure 18-35 Street Front Parking ExamplesFigure 18-36 Surface Parking - SideFigure 18-37 Surface Parking - RearFigure 18-38 Example of vertical modulation and horizontal modulationFigure 18-39 Facade articulation example for a mixed-use buildingFigure 18-40 Example of articulating the facade of a residential buildingFigure 18-41 Major Vertical Modulation ExampleFigure 18-42 Ground level transparency requirementsFigure 18-43 Examples of percentage of transparencyFigure 18-44 Display window exampleFigure 18-45 Encroachment provisions for building overhangs or weather protection featuresFigure 18-46 Illustrating the various side and rear yard treatment standards and optionsFigure 18-47 Not OK - A single tree planted with no other materials and little room for viability.Figure 18-48 Using evergreen landscaping to screen utilitiesFigure 18-49 Examples of landscaped tree wellsFigure 18-50 Examples of Pedestrian SpacesFigure 18-51 Examples of pedestrian passagesFigure 18-52 Common open space examplesFigure 18-53 Rooftop GardenFigure 18-54 Example of Driveway level with the height of the sidewalkFigure 18-55 Not enough room on-site to exit loading areaFigure 18-56 Parking lot walkway standards and exampleFigure 18-57 Example of good internal pedestrian circulationFigure 18-58 Internal walkway standardsFigure 18-59 Critical Area Tracts in Tukwila SouthFigure 18-60 Tukwila International Boulevard Study AreaFigure 18-61 Major Pedestrian CorridorTable 18-1 Summary of applicable review process and standards-guidelinesTable 18-2 Tukwila Urban Center Land Uses Allowed By DistrictTable 18-3 District StandardsTable 18-4 Provision of Open SpaceTable 18-5 - Provision of ParkingTable 18-6 - Land Uses Allowed by District