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WELCOMENorth Downtown Mobility Action Plan
The purpose of the North Downtown Mobility Action Plan is to support access to and mobility through North Downtown, which includes Uptown, Belltown, and South Lake Union neighborhoods. This action plan will identify and prioritize transportation improvements for all modes building on existing community plans.
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STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Welcome!
OPEN HOUSE STATIONS1. Project Overview2. Guiding Principles Activity3. Neighborhood Activity4. Next Steps: Community Workshop
Find a current calendar of all upcoming events related to the Seattle Center Arena and the Mobility Action Plan here: http://www.seattle.gov/arena
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STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
PROJECT BELLTOWN
WHAT IS?North Downtown Mobility Action Plan
The purpose of the North Downtown Mobility Action Plan is to support access to and mobility through North Downtown, which includes Uptown, Belltown, and South Lake Union neighborhoods. This action plan will identify and prioritize transportation improvements for all modes building on existing community plans.
October November
The North Downtown Mobility Action Plan focuses on Uptown, Belltown, and South Lake Union, and in partnership with these neighborhoods will:
• Review existing community plans and planned projects
• Identify ways to improve how we move, connect, and experience our streets and public places
• Evaluate and prioritize potential projects, with costs and responsibilities
Project Schedule
February/March
DRAFT PRIORITIZED PROJECT LIST
April/May/June
COMMUNITY FEEDBACK ON PROJECT LIST
July/August
FINAL MOBILITY ACTION PLAN
2018
Publicmeeting
Public meeting
Publicmeeting
December/January 2017 2018
Public meeting
PROJECT KICKOFF MEETING• Develop desired
outcomes• Confirm areas of focus
COMMUNITY WORKSHOP• Establish vision and goals• Review planned projects• Identify key issues and
opportunities
DEVELOP AND EVALUATE POTENTIAL PROJECTS
You are here!
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STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
PROJECT BELLTOWN
A newly renovated Seattle Center Arena will be a vital asset to the North Downtown community, Seattle, and the region at large as it connects with and supports the surrounding community as a good neighbor. Increased accessibility and convenience of sustainable transportation options are fundamental to the long-term success of the Arena project.
The City of Seattle is leading a number of efforts to study and improve transportation and mobility in and around the Seattle Center and North Downtown neighborhoods.
ONE CENTER CITYOne Center City is a near-term plan and 20-year vision for how we move through, connect to, and experience Seattle’s Center City—a study area that includes 10 central Seattle neighborhoods from Uptown to the International District. One Center City is a collaboration between the City of Seattle, Sound Transit, King County, and the Downtown Seattle Association to make the streets, sidewalks, and storefronts of Center City work.
NORTH DOWNTOWN MOBILITY ACTION PLANAs part of the One Center City work, and in response to community input on the Seattle Center Arena, the City of Seattle is developing a North Downtown Mobility Action Plan. It is focused on the Uptown, Belltown, and South Lake Union neighborhoods. The plan will build on previous community and transportation planning work, and identify and prioritize ways to improve how we move, connect, and experience our streets and public places. North Downtown Mobility Action Plan efforts are being planned around the timeline for the Seattle Center Arena EIS.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTAn Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is prepared under the State Environmental Policy Act. The EIS will evaluate probable adverse environmental impacts resulting from the renovation of the Seattle Center Arena. A draft EIS will be released in the spring of 2018. The EIS will identify impacts, and study and recommend mitigation related to construction and operation of the renovated Seattle Center Arena.
CONTEXTNorth Downtown Mobility Action Plan
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STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
PROJECT BELLTOWN
The North Downtown Mobility Action Plan will identify and prioritize transportation improvements for all modes that build upon existing community plans and align with other ongoing efforts.
Under the guiding principle to align North Downtown mobility improvements with community priorities and visions, the Mobility Action Plan will build upon neighborhood-generated ideas for transportation and public realm improvements from the following:
Uptown Preliminary Rezone Recommendation Director’s Report (2017)Uptown Urban Design Framework (2016) Uptown Triangle On-Street Parking Study (2008)
South Lake Union Mobility Plan (2010)South Lake Union Urban Design Framework (2010)South Lake Union Urban Center Neighborhood Plan (2007)South Lake Union Transportation Study (2004)
Seattle Center Monorail Station Improvements Feasibility Plan (anticipated Q2 2018)Seattle Center Monorail ORCA Ridership and Revenue studies (2016-2017)
Uptown & Seattle Center Strategic Parking Study (2017)Seattle Center Master Plan and EIS (2008)
BUILD ONNorth Downtown Mobility Action Plan
Seattle 2035 Comprehensive Plan (2016)
Seattle Pedestrian Master Plan (2017) Seattle Freight Master Plan (2016)Seattle Transit Master Plan (2016)Seattle Bicycle Master Plan (2014)
One Center City Mobility and Public Realm Plan (2017 and ongoing)• Proposed Near-Term Projects• Potential Near-Term StrategiesSeattle New Mobility Playbook (2017)Street Concept Plans
METRO CONNECTS and Development ProgramMetro Service Guidelines Report
SDOT Downtown Access Strategy (2013)South Lake Union and Uptown Triangle Mobility Study (2011)
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STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Guiding Principles
BUILD ON COMMUNITY VISION Align mobility improvement implementation with community priorities and visionWhat does this mean to you?
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STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Guiding Principles
INCREASE SAFETY Enable safe access for all, regardless of age, ability, or transportation mode choiceWhat does this mean to you?
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STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Guiding Principles
PRIORITIZE SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION OPTIONSIncrease accessibility and convenience for people walking, biking, and taking tansit to support growth and accomodate Seattle Center events, while reducing automobile tripsWhat does this mean to you?
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STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Guiding Principles
IMPROVE CONNECTIVITY Increase connectivity between the North Downtown and adjacent neighborhoodsWhat does this mean to you?
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STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Guiding Principles
ENHANCE THE PUBLIC REALM Enhance the public realm to create attractive places to walk, bike, ride transit, and play in North DowntownWhat does this mean to you?
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PROJECT BELLTOWN
STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
North Downtown Mobility Action Plan
Elephant Car Wash
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Belltown Night Life
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PROJECT BELLTOWN
STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
North Downtown Mobility Action Plan
Lake Union
Elephant Car Wash
S e a t t l eC e n t e r
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PROJECT BELLTOWN
STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
North Downtown Mobility Action Plan
WestlakeStation
5th Avenue Theater
Convention Center
Elephant Car Wash
S e a t t l eC e n t e r
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Belltown Night Life
Benaroya Hall
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PROJECT BELLTOWN
STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
North Downtown Mobility Action Plan
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3rd Ave Transit SpineMajor Regional Busways
Link Light RailStreetcar
Transit
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Funded RapidRide LinesStreetcar Extension
ConceptualSound Transit 3 Extension
MonorailFreight
Existing
The Sound Transit Ballard to West Seattle alignment provides a general representation of the voter approved (ST3) alignment. Sound Transit will be conducting design and environmental studies to determine the exact light rail alignment and station locations.
ExistingBicycle Lane
(Includes buffered bike lanes and uphill-only lanes)
Separated Bikeway(Includes trails and protected bike lanes)
Bike / Ped
Neighborhood Greenway
Planned (Seattle Bike Master Plan, 2014)Protected Bike Network
Neighborhood Greenway
Green Street
Public RealmExisting
Park (Other)
Green Street(Planned)
North Downtown Map
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STYLE GUIDESEATTLE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
North Downtown Mobility Action Plan
Saturday, November 18th10 AM-4 PMSeattle Center Pavilion305 Harrison Street
COMMUNITY WORKSHOP
Join your neighbors from Uptown, Belltown, and South Lake Union to help shape the ways we move, connect, and experience our streets, sidewalks, and public places.
Stop by for a few minutes or stay all day--there’s something for everyone!
10:00-10:30 AM Project Overview & Guiding Principles10:30-11:30 AM Mobility & Public Realm Assets and Key Issues11:30-1:30 PM Lunch and Community-led Walking & Biking Tours1:30-3:00 PM Focus Area Designs3:00-4:00 PM Report Back & Next Steps
Contact Ian Macek, [email protected]
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