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City of Bellevue Commute Trip Reduction Plan – 2008 Update Commute Trip Reduction Plan City of Bellevue February 2008 Update City of Bellevue Commute Trip Reduction Plan – 2008 Update City of Bellevue February 25, 2008 CITY OF BELLEVUE COMMUTE TRIP REDUCTION PLAN FEBRUARY 2008 UPDATE This plan has been undertaken pursuant to by the State of Washington 2006 Commute Trip Reduction Efficiency Act. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bellevue City Council Mayor Grant Degginger Deputy Mayor Claudia Balducci Council Member John Chelminiak Council Member Don Davidson Council Member Conrad Lee Council Member Phil Noble Bellevue Transportation Commission Al Yuen, Chair Lise Northey Joel Glass Tom Tanaka Cristina Van Valkenburgh Daryl Wendle Transportation Director Goran Sparrman Assistant Transportation Director, Planning Kris Liljeblad Project Team Jen Benn, City of Bellevue Debbie Jaksich, King County Metro Kate Johnson, City of Bellevue Maria Koengeter, City of Bellevue Janet Lewine, City of Bellevue Eric Miller, City of Bellevue Paulo Nunes-Ueno, King County Metro Vangie Parico, City of Bellevue Project Manager Stephanie Parkins, City of Bellevue Additional Support Diana Canzoneri, City of Bellevue Judy Clark, City of Bellevue Commute Trip Reduction Site Executives, Program Managers and Employee Transportation Coordinators TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................1 I. ASSESSMENT OF THE LAND USE AND TRANSPORTATION CONTEXT...2 II. AND III. BASELINE, GOALS AND TARGETS..............................................41 IV. DESCRIPTION OF PLANNED LOCAL SERVICES AND STRATEGIES FOR ACHIEVING THE GOALS AND TARGETS .......................................................48 V: REQUIREMENTS FOR MAJOR EMPLOYERS............................................61 VI. DOCUMENTATION OF CONSULTATION ..................................................64 VII. A SUSTAINABLE FINANCIAL PLAN ........................................................67 VIII. IMPLEMENTATION STRUCTURE ............................................................73 IX. GROWTH AND TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCY CENTERS..................75 X. APPENDICES…………………………………………………………………….69 INTRODUCTION COMMUTE TRIP REDUCTION PLAN In 2006, the Washington State Legislature passed the Commute Trip Reduction Efficiency Act, which requires local governments in those counties experiencing the greatest automobile-related air pollution and traffic congestion to develop and implement plans to reduce single-occupant vehicle trips. The City of Bellevue’s Commute Trip Reduction Plan, prepared in accordance with RCW 70.94.521, is a collection of adopted goals, policies, facility and service improvements, and marketing strategies detailing how the City of Bellevue will make progress toward reducing drive alone trips and vehicle miles traveled between 2008 and 2011. Building upon the success of the existing Commute Trip Reduction Program, the City of Bellevue will work in partnership and coordination with other agencies to meet the goals stated in the plan. The Commute Trip Reduction Plan has been developed through extensive involvement by employers, transit agencies, and organizations from throughout the City of Bellevue, as well as King County. These parties helped identify strategies and methods for successful implementation of the plan’s goals. This plan supports the achievement of the City of Bellevue’s vision and the goals of its comprehensive plan. Agency: City of Bellevue Department: Transportation Planning Contact Person Stephanie Parkins Address 1: PO Box 90012 Jurisdiction: Bellevue State: Washington Zip Code: 98009-9012 Phone #: 425-452-4183 Fax #: 425-452-2817 Email Address: [email protected] City of Bellevue – Commute Trip Reduction Plan – February 2008 Update Page 1 I. ASSESSMENT OF THE LAND USE AND TRANSPORTATION CONTEXT This section describes the existing and planned land use and transportation context that affects the City of Bellevue’s ability to meet its goals for reducing drive alone trips and vehicle miles traveled. The information in this section was prepared using the City of Bellevue’s existing comprehensive plan and other planning documents. King County Metro and Sound Transit provided information regarding existing and planned transit services and facilities. A. Location of Commute Trip Reduction Work Sites The majority of Commute Trip Reduction (CTR) work sites are located within Downtown Bellevue, Eastgate and Factoria. Smaller clusters of sites are also located in Overlake, Bel- Red, North Bellevue, Southwest Bellevue, and along 116th Avenue NE. The map in Figure I – 1 provides a citywide view of the CTR site distribution. For a detailed list of the Bellevue CTR sites, including the corresponding numbers for sites on the map, please see Appendix A. City of Bellevue – Commute Trip Reduction Plan – February 2008 Update Page 2 I. ASSESSMENT OF THE LAND USE AND TRANSPORTATION CONTEXT Figure I-1: Map of CTR Sites City of Bellevue – Commute Trip City of Bellevue Commute Trip Reduction Sites Bay V:\tr\arcgis\planning\CTRSites_a.mxd H H H S S T S T T 21 106TH AV NE 106TH AV NE Cozy Cove Washington N Loch Clyde E N 4 E T H 2 N Lake TH N S Meydenbauer E D S T 29 T 30 38 9 S 22 T 23 25 NE T 24 L H 31 A K 92ND AVENUE NE 108TH AV NE E 28 W 27 A S N 26 32 H NE 8THST E I N N Bay E G 34 TO N N 2 6 E E 4 Yarrow T N N H 1 T N B 8 35 E 0 H S L E 109TH T T Bay T V 1 H H 2 37 AV NE D 4 N S 36 N S D T E STREET S Washington T P T 100TH AVENUE NE L 33 110TH N 110TH AV NE AV NE E 1 39 3 20 R A D VD NE Lake ON BL HINGT N P LAKE WAS N L E E 104TH AV SE 104TH AVENUE NE 1 BELLEVUE WAY NE 12THST N 1 M N 1 NE 2NDST T ST 2ND NE Reduction Plan – February 2008 Update Page 3 2 E E A (BELLEVUE WAY) H T H I 111TH V NE 1 A S 4 N 106TH AV NE 2 0 S T T L 14 T T 3 K S H W H T A 108TH AVENUE NE S 108TH AVENUE NE S 108TH AVE SE R H S T B E LV T E D 15 B N E S 2 H V NE T 1 T A 1 L 16 E E L E N V 110TH AV NE O U R E T W NE ENUE 5 17 AV H A 112TH Y 112TH AV SE 44 112TH AVE SE U P S L K S W E 46 W A 45 1 D S 1 V E A 4 L H B T Y H A V 18 4 S 8 43 E 6TH AVE SE T 116TH AVENUE NE 116TH AV H 19 SE S E 116TH AV NE 116TH AVENUE NE 118TH AV N SE Bellevue Lake E 42 S W 11 T 141 20TH AV NE AV NE C O 120TH L A SE C AV D O S B 12 E T A 6 9TH L 11 R 0 L L E T E D 123RD AV SE C R H E 123RD AV S D R W L 124TH AV NE N a 13 N E k E E A e E 1 Y 0 H K 124TH AV SE P P L A 48 i R 50 l l K s 9 W 1 A C 2 Y 51 8 S o 128TH A n AV T V SE n SE 1 S 2 0 e E 9 FACTORIA BLVD SE T c H 6 t 7 o 130 P TH AV r N L R E 2 S Lake E IC H 4 Boren S A E P T 6 KW R 6 Y D 132ND AVEN CR 47 H UE NE EEK SE SE S S ROAD 132ND AV NE CO E A B L N 34TH AVENUE NE E 1 49 N SO R T K ME SE 10 D E L E R A L S M E 3 E S 6 B V S O E M T E R S U E S E N T B H R E T F L E O V - R W D R 2 8 R 54 E T E 0 S P E Sw an Lake 53 T 52 T H H E O D H I S T G M R S 140T H AV 140TH AVENUE NE ENUE NE T H R E O O T A D D L N A R D N S N N I S V E E D E T E S 5,100 W E R T D 1 8 4 C A W E 5 R R T T 55 A S H E E M A H I PL S 7 V T T R E Y 56 S A T G E E Feet O T 4 I L S A N A 0 E T T D T 1 E G 6 NE 57 E UE NE NUE S AV N VE 148TH H 148TH A O E 148TH S AV S E E L 1 S 4 5 F 0 TH Larsen 6 Lake A E L V 50TH AV SE S AK C 1 SE E L E 6 S U 3 2 E S S 2 B R 152 T N N D T N D A R V R S E E D 1 WA 59 D E 6 H S T Y E 61 S I 4 T L H T T 40 6 L T 15 6TH S AVENUE NE H AVENUE 156TH SE 60 8 L A B K E S M E O N T B L T S L 58 V D L S E C 1 E E O 6 N V Phantom U 0 1 W U T O G 6 B H Lake 2 E A L 1 2 A R A A R S L - 4 K V T 4 R E T E Y V T M T E S H O H D D N E A H T S V U M E P O B S M SE 164TH AVENUE NE N L 3 AV 164TH AV SE T SE D 4 V N T 164TH D T R H W E O A A S Y D S T WA 3 1 E 0 6 Legend S 6 T T Y E H V S H City of Bellevue IT DepartmentIT Services GIS Plot Plot Date: 9/5/2007 E W E I 168TH AV SE S L N 2 Y This ismap a graphic representation derived from the Cityof Bellevue Geographic Information System.
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