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Crossing Lake Washington Addition of a Third Bridge Aaron Knight Stephen Lau Source: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_view_of_I- 520_bridge_across_Lake_Washington_in_Seattle.jpg

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Crossing Lake Washington. Addition of a Third Bridge. Aaron Knight Stephen Lau. Source: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_view_of_I-520_bridge_across_Lake_Washington_in_Seattle.jpg. Objectives. Connect I- 5 to I-405 Minimize impact on existing housing and businesses - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Crossing Lake Washington

Crossing Lake WashingtonAddition of a Third Bridge

Aaron KnightStephen Lau

Source: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_view_of_I-520_bridge_across_Lake_Washington_in_Seattle.jpg

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ObjectivesConnect I-5 to I-405Minimize impact on existing housing and

businessesConnect areas of greatest densityUse the most effective bridge span lengthMinimize impact on recreational areasMinimize impact on wetland areasProvide available Park & Ride ServiceMinimize impact on school or historical sitesSuit the land topography

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Project Area

Source: Google Earth

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Data EvaluatedData Type SourceHighway Network WSDOTCities King CountyWater Bodies King CountyParcels King County2000 Census Blocks King CountyWetlands King CountyParks King CountySchools King CountyHistorical Sites King CountyPark & Rides WSDOTTopography UW ESS

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AlternativesNorth Crossing South Crossing

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North CrossingLength of Segment:

6.42 MilesLength of Bridge:0.9

MilesParcels Within 250’:

995Average Density, 10

miles: 7553 per/mi2

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North CrossingWithin 500’:Wetlands: 0Parks: 2Schools: 3Historical Sites: 0Park & Rides: 2

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North Crossing

Topography information:

Significant elevation change, tunnel required

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South CrossingLength of Segment:

4.62 MilesLength of Bridge:

2.74 MilesParcels Within 250’:

287Average Density

within 10 miles: 6740 per/mi2

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South CrossingWithin 500’:Wetlands: 0Parks:1Schools: 3Historical Sites: 0Park & Rides: 2

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South Crossing

Topological information:

Relatively constant elevation

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ComparisonNorth Crossing South Crossing

Segment Length (mi) 6.42 4.62

Bridge Length (mi) 0.9 2.74

Parcels Within 250’ 995 287

Average Density (per/mi2)

7553 6740

Wetlands within 500’ 0 0

Parks within 500’ 1 2

Schools within 500’ 3 3

Historical Sites within 500’

0 0

Park & Rides within 500’

2 2

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Preferred AlternativeShorter RoadwayNo tunnel requiredLess parcel

acquisition necessary

Reduces congestion for I-405 in Renton

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ResourcesUW ESS Department

http://gis.ess.washington.edu/data/raster/tenmeter/byquad/index.html

King County GIS https://wagda.lib.washington.edu/DATA/geography/wa_counties/king/index.html

WSDOT http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/mapsdata/geodatacatalog/default.htm