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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I It I s further proposed that the secondary roadway wi I I be closed to vehlcul ar traffic dl rectly in front of the Life and Health FI tness Center, through the use of gates, most of th e tl me to promote unh I ndered pedestrl an movements between the Center and the outdoor athletic fields. The secondary access wll I function primarily as an alternative emergency vehicle access to the campus; as a facility and service vehicle access to the proposed Life and Health Fitness Center and as a secondary ingress-egress for major campus actlv It I es and events when the gates near the Center woul d be opened. The proposed typical roadway section Is shown on Exhibit C and consists of a minimum 24 foot wide street with a design B-618 concrete curb and gutter section along each side of the bituminous pavement. The roadways are proposed to be built to a 9-ton design standard and the roadway design calculations are provided in Appendix D. B. f."CJsID~ The City of ReseviJ Ie Zoning Ordinance requires two (2) parking stalls per dwelling unit or apartment which appears to be excessive for the Northwestern Q)llege Amended PUD Plan on the basis of the fol lowing data and calculations. Therefore, a variance to the number of parking stalls required will be sought. 1 . ~l~!lD~_fgrJsID~Q~m~~_gD~_SM~~~ During the school day at Northwestern Coil ege, the on- campus parking demand Is generated primarily by the fol lowing three (3) groups: - Col lege employees-administrative staff, service staf f and f acul ty. - On-campus resl dent students. - Commuter stude nts. For the fall quarter of 1985, Northwestern Cbllege had a total enrollment of 975 equivalent full-time students, consl st I n9 of 739 on-campus res I dent students (or about 75% of the total enrollment) and 272 commuter students (or approximately 25% of the total enrollment), and a staff of approximately 100 employees. Of the 739 residents students, 357, or approximately 50%, had vehicles on campus whlle 92, or 33%, of the 272 commuter students regl stered veh lei es to park on campus. The 100 employees registered 90 vehicles to park on campus. -6- 8621