Attachment 13
CAPITAL FACILITIES APPENDICES
Table of Contents
CAPITAL FACILITIES APPENDIX A:
Inventory of Existing Fire, Police and School Capital Facilities and Supplemental Capacity Information, and Anticipated Future Facility Needs A127
CAPITAL FACILITIES APPENDIX B:
Inventory of Parks & Recreation, Libraries, General Government, Seattle Center,
Public Health and Publicly Assisted Housing Facilities and Supplemental Capacity Information A134
CAPITAL FACILITIES APPENDIX C:
Inventory of Facilities Serving Urban Centers and Villages A149
CAPITAL FACILITIES APPENDIX D:
Potential Future Discretionary Projects A160
APPENDIX A:
Inventory of Fire, Police and School Facilities,
Supplemental Capacity Information, and Future Facility Needs
The following sections contain the inventory, planning goals and future needs for Fire, Police and Schools. Information for Water, Drainage and Wastewater, Seattle City Light and Solid Waste is included in the Utilities Element Appendix.
The following matrix summarizes the information found in this Appendix, including a summary of the planning goals, existing facilities, and identified six and twenty year needs.
MATRIX OF FIRE, POLICE & SCHOOL FACILITIES
|
Facility |
Planning Goal |
Existing Facilities |
Six Year Needs |
Anticipated Twenty Year Needs |
|
Fire |
Maintain a 5 minute or less response time for first response to fire emergencies |
33 existing Fire Stations currently provide a citywide response time of 4.36 minutes (1994) |
Current facilities are adequate. No six year facility needs. |
New station in Northgate and possibly downtown. |
|
Police |
Patrol units allocated around-the-clock based on calls for service. Location and size of facilities not critical to service provision. Facilities planning is based on guidelines for public safety office space. |
4 Precincts, 2 Mobile Mini-precincts, Mounted Patrol, Kennel, Harbor Unit |
Replace West Precinct and 911 Center |
Expand North and South Precincts |
|
Schools |
Elementary School - 380-535 students, 4 ac. site sizeMiddle School - 600 - 800 students, 12 ac.site size High School - 1,000 - 1,600 students, 17 ac. site size |
61 Elementary Schools, 10 Middle Schools, 10 High Schools, 13 Alternative Schools, Admin. Buildings, Memorial Stadium, Closed schools |
Current Capital Improvement Plan will renovate, replace, and/or add to 20 schools and Memorial Stadium. |
The District’s Facility Master Plan calls for all schools built before 1973 to be modernized or replaced over the next 20 years. |
1. Fire Department
Inventory:
The Seattle Fire Department provides fire protection and emergency medical services throughout the city from 33 fire stations and Harborview Medical Center. Headquarters for the department are located at Fire Station 10 in Pioneer Square. Fire Department facilities and capacities are shown in Capital Facilities Figure A-5 and the location list provided below.
Each station provides a full range of fire protective services including fire suppression, emergency medical and salvage. While each station is equipped with at least one fire engine (except Fire Station 14, which has limited space), other equipment varies by facility. The Fire Department has 33 engine companies, 11 ladder truck companies, six medical units, six paramedic units and other specialized units distributed to serve existing development.
Planning Goals:
In 1994, the Seattle Fire Department maintained an average first-arrival response time to fire-related calls of 4.36 minutes. The fire fighting industry has set 5 minutes as a desirable response time.
Response time is influenced more directly by the availability of fire personnel, equipment, and traffic conditions than by the number of fire stations. However, firefighter and equipment requirements indirectly affect station requirements. Buildings and associated densities are critical factors in estimating fire fighter requirements. These requirements are estimated on an annual basis through the City’s budget process.
Existing Capacity and Anticipated Future Needs:
The current facilities and their distribution are adequate to maintain the desired response time to existing development and the small amount of new development expected over the next six years in the Urban Centers and throughout the City. In order to serve expected growth over the next 20 years, the Fire Department will need a new station in the Northgate area and may require one in the downtown area.
Over time, the Department may explore relocation options to promote service efficiencies or to address space needs for larger equipment. In addition, the Department is currently evaluating its emergency medical capabilities and staffing or equipment additions that may be desirable to improve emergency medical service.
Locations and Capacities of Fire Department Facilities
|
Station |
Address |
Capacity (Equipment) |
Medic & Spec. Units |
|
SFD 2 SFD 5 SFD 6 SFD 8 SFD 9 SFD 10 SFD 11 SFD 13 SFD 14 SFD 16 SFD 17 SFD 18 SFD 20 SFD 21 SFD 22 SFD 24 SFD 25 SFD 26 SFD 27 SFD 28 SFD 29 SFD 30 SFD 31 SFD 32 SFD 33 SFD 34 SFD 35 SFD 36 SFD 37 SFD 38 SFD 39 SFD 40 SFD 41 |
2334 4th Ave 925 Alaskan Way 101 23rd Ave S 110 Lee St 3829 Linden Ave N 301 2nd Ave S 1514 SW Holden St 3601 Beacon Ave S 3224 4th Ave S 6846 Oswego Pl NE 1050 NE 50th St 1521 NW Market St 3205 13th Ave W 7304 Greenwood Ave N 901 E Roanoke St 401 N 130th St 1300 E Pine St 800 S Cloverdale St 1000 S Myrtle St 5968 Rainier Ave S 2139 Ferry Ave SW 2931 S Mount Baker Blvd 1319 N Northgate Way 3715 SW Alaska St 9645 Renton Ave S 633 32nd Ave E 8729 15th Ave NW 3600 23nd Ave SW 7300 35th Ave SW 5503 33rd Ave NE 12705 30th Ave NE 9401 35th Ave NE 2416 34th Ave W |
1 Engine, 1 Ladder 1 Engine 1 Engine, 1 Ladder 1 Engine, 1 Ladder 1 Engine 1 Engine, 1 Ladder 1 Engine 1 Engine 1 Ladder 1 Engine 1 Engine, 1 Ladder 1 Engine, 1 Ladder 1 Engine 1 Engine 1 Engine 1 Engine 1 Engine, 1 Ladder 1 Engine 1 Engine 1 Engine, 1 Ladder 1 Engine 1 Engine 1 Engine, 1 Ladder 1 Engine, 1 Ladder 1 Engine 1 Engine 1 Engine 1 Engine 1 Engine 1 Engine 1 Engine 1 Engine 1 Engine |
Aid 2 Fireboat
Air 9 Aid-5, Haz-Mat Van
Aid-14, Gas Truck Medic 16 Aid-17 Aid-18, Salvage-18
Communications Van Aid-25, Power-25 Air-26 Foam-1 Medic/Aid-28
Medic/Aid-31 Medic/Aid-32, Air-32 Power-34A Unit 99
Medic 1, Medic 10 |
2. Police Department
Inventory:
The Seattle Police Department currently provides law enforcement patrol services to the city from four precincts. The locations and capacities of these precincts are shown in Figure A-30 and the list below:
1. North Precinct, at 10049 College Way North, serves the area north of the Ship Canal to the City limits and has a capacity of 16,779 square feet (sq ft).
2. West Precinct, located in the Public Safety Building, serves Queen Anne, Magnolia, the downtown core, and the area west of I-5 and north of Spokane Street, and has a capacity of 9,930 sq ft for patrol headquarters, 180,086 sq ft for other administrative/storage space in the Public Safety Building and five other adjacent/nearby buildings.
3. East Precinct, located at 1519 12th Avenue, serves the area north of I-90 to the Ship Canal and east of I-5, including the Eastlake Community and has a capacity of 40,000 sq ft of office space.
4. South Precinct, at 3001 South Myrtle Street, serves the Duwamish Waterway area, West Seattle, Southeast Seattle, the area south of I-90 to the City limits and has a capacity of 13,688 sq ft.
Other Police facilities owned and/or operated by SPD include:
1. The Facility for Mounted Patrol Unit at Discovery Park has a capacity of 12 full-time stalls and space for housing other related equipment and supplies.
2. The Kennel for the K-9 Unit of Police dogs, located at the SPD pistol range in south Seattle near Boeing Field, has a capacity of 6,464 sq ft, housing 6 dogs and 2 pups and related equipment and supplies.
3. The Harbor Unit facility on the north shore of Lake Union has a capacity of 3,706 square feet for offices, shop, dock, and two boat sheds, plus docks which moor nine Patrol boats. The facility also has extra dock areas to moor temporary boats.
4. The Community Service Officer Unit, at 105 14th Avenue, has a capacity of 7,000 sq ft of office space.
The SPD Seattle Center component handles events at the Center, as well as the Police Reserves. In addition to these permanent facilities, the Police Department has two mobile mini-precincts that they locate in various areas as activities dictate. One of the mobile mini-precincts is permanently assigned to West Seattle. The Police Department facilities are shown in Capital Facilities Figure A-6.
Planning Goals:
Uniform patrol law enforcement services are generally allocated based on workload, time and location. The exact location of facilities is usually not critical to the provision of uniform patrol services, since police officers are on patrol in the various sectors and calls for service are dispatched by radio or officers handle situations "on view". However, the location of facilities can be important because of distance traveled at shift change time and because good locations can enhance Police/Community interaction and communication.
Because of the many and changing factors that affect staffing and space objectives of police departments, there are no universally accepted planning goals for police facilities related to performance measures. The forecast of future needs is therefore based on guidelines for office space that incorporate special space requirements related to public safety, using the East Precinct as a model.
Existing Capacity and Anticipated Future Needs:
The West Precinct is currently overcrowded and does not satisfy the Police Department’s desire for additional space. Replacement of the current West Precinct and 911 Center with a new building at 9th and Lenora in the South Lake Union neighborhood has been approved and funded. Construction is expected to be completed in 1998. With the replacement of the West Precinct building, police facilities are expected to be adequate to serve the existing population and that expected over the next six years.
In order to serve the growth forecast under the Comprehensive Plan over the next 20 years in the Urban Centers and throughout the City, it is anticipated that additional space may be required in the North and South Precincts. However, these improvements are not expected to be needed over the next six years. At this time the exact space requirements are not known and will depend on a variety of factors, as discussed under Planning Goals. As the City further considers community policing options the long range plans for police facilities may change. (Section amended 7/96)
3. Public Schools
Inventory:
District facilities include 10 high schools, 10 middle schools, 61 elementary schools, 13 alternative schools and Memorial Stadium. In addition, the District has six buildings used primarily for administration and a number of closed schools. Many of the school closures occurred during the 1970s and 1980s as a result of low enrollments. The closed schools are used for administration, as temporary schools during remodeling construction, leased to other organizations on a short- or long-term basis or remain unused. School locations are shown in Capital Facilities Figure A-10.
The capacity for school facilities varies by school type as follows: 380-535 students for elementary schools; 600-800 students for middle schools; and 1,000-1,600 students for high schools. Memorial stadium has a seating capacity of 12,000.
Planning Goals:
The School District has established the following planning goals for new or modernized school facilities:
|
School Size |
Site Size (Minimum) |
|
Elementary School |
380, 445 or 535 students |
4 acres |
Middle School |
600 to 800 students, except for alternative programs, which could be smaller |
12 acres |
High School |
1,000 to 1,600 students, except for alternative programs, which could be smaller |
17 acres |
The District plans facilities based on where growth is expected in school age populations of children that would be expected to attend public school. Through the current "choice" student assignment plan, about 50% of the children that attend public schools choose and attend the school in their neighborhood and 50% choose other schools.
Existing Capacity and Anticipated Future Needs:
In 1991, the School District completed a six-year capital improvement program, known as CIP I. In preparation for the next CIP, the School Board adopted the long-range Facilities Master Plan and Capital Improvement Program. The Capital Improvement Program was divided into several phases. Funding for the CIP was approved by the voters in February 1995.
The current CIP covers six years, 1995-2000, and contains 21 projects. The projects are for modernization, historic renovation, replacement and/or expansion of elementary and secondary schools and Memorial Stadium, to meet existing requirements. These improvements will add some capacity which will reduce the dependency on portable buildings to meet the expected population in the next six years.
For all Urban Centers except the University District, there is sufficient capacity to serve the existing student population. No capital improvements are slated for these areas in the next six years. According to the District’s Facility Master Plan, it is expected that over the next six years there will be sufficient capacity for expected growth. For the University District Urban Center, the current shortfall of capacity to serve student population is being addressed through the use of portable buildings and capacity in nearby schools. Latona and Bryant Elementary schools are scheduled for increased capacity in the current Capital Improvement Program. With expected population growth, according to the District’s Facility Master Plan, any shortfall of localized capacity will be handled through the use of portable buildings and capacity in nearby schools.
The School District’s Facilities Master Plan (FMP) guides facilities decisions through the year 2010. Over the course of the next several anticipated capital improvement programs, capacity will be added to eliminate the need for portable buildings.
The schools outlined in the FMP are in locations that can serve Urban Centers, Urban Villages and the remainder of the city. The FMP recognizes that the shift in trends, as Urban Centers and Villages develop, could be gradual or rapid and will vary throughout the city. The District is committed to reviewing and adjusting its FMP every three years, as necessary, to be responsive to changing conditions.
APPENDIX B:
Inventory of Park & Recreation, Library, General Government,
Seattle Center, Public Health and Publicly Assisted Housing Facilities and Supplemental Capacity Information
(Appendix Amended 7/95)
1. Parks and Recreation Facilities
The City maintains a system of parks and open areas that includes 6,189 acres, or about 10% of the City's total land area. This includes 5,343 developed acres. Over 6,000 acres of parks and open space are deemed adequate capacity to serve a population of at least 600,000. Planned open space capacity will increase by 210 acres over the next six years and will include natural areas, greenbelts, and parks expansions. Parks and open areas owned by the City and their capacities are summarized below:
Parks and Open Space |
Size of Facility |
61 Local parks |
834 acres |
17 Major urban or regional parks |
2,554 acres |
62 Squares, places, triangles |
27 acres |
33 Playfields |
413 acres |
38 Neighborhood playgrounds |
135 acres |
8 Shorelines (including 11swimming beaches) |
24 miles |
Biking and pedestrian trails |
8 miles |
18 Boulevards |
22 miles (396 acres) |
20 Green spaces |
421 acres |
18 Natural areas |
69 acres |
The City also owns a number of recreational facilities within the parks system. These structures total over a million square feet of building space. Five new community centers will expand the capacity by over 70,000 sq ft. Following is a list of park system structures:
24 Community centers
9 Swimming pools (including 1 outdoor), 27 wading pools
1 Waterfront aquarium
1 Zoo: 90 acres, 45 major exhibits and buildings
1 Stadium
1 Indoor tennis center (10 indoor courts and 4 outdoor courts)
151 Outdoor tennis courts (71 with lights)
185 Athletic fields
33 Playfields
5 Golf courses, including pitch/putt (449 acres)
2 Boating and sailing centers
2 Nature interpretive centers (Discovery Park and Camp Long)
6 Performing and visual art facilities
7 Historic buildings
90 Comfort stations
16 Residences and cabins
80 Picnic shelters and houses
12 Concession facilities
22 Administrative offices and headquarters
2 Museums
2 Amphitheaters
52 Miscellaneous facilities (including storage, maintenance, warehouses, chapel, visitor centers, beach/bath facilities, a rifle/pistol range and a police horse patrol barn, viewpoints and nature trails)
Parks facilities are shown in Capital Facilities Figure A-1 and most recreation facilities are included within the areas of the parks.
2. Seattle Public Library
The Seattle Public Library (SPL) operates the downtown library, 22 neighborhood libraries and a fleet of five bookmobiles. The State-funded Washington Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (WLBPH) is also administered by the SPL. The SPL rents space for three of the five facilities it does not own, and is provided with free space by the Seattle Housing Authority for two facilities. Locations of library facilities and their capacities are shown in Capital Facilities Figure A-2 and in the location list of Library facilities provided below.
Locations and Capacities of Library Facilities
|
Library Name |
Address |
Capacity Sq. Ft. |
|
Broadview Lake City Ballard Magnolia Queen Anne Fremont Green Lake Greenwood Henry University Downtown Mobile Services Wash. Library for the Blind & Physically Handicapped Madrona-Sally Goldmark Montlake North East High Point South West West Seattle Beacon Hill Columbia Douglass-Truth Holly Park Rainier Beach Wallingford-Wilmot |
12755 Greenwood Av N 12501 28th Av NE 5711 24th Av NW 2801 34th Av W 400 W Garfield St 731 N 35th 7364 E Green Lake Dr N 8016 Greenwood Av N 425 Harvard Av E 5009 Roosevelt Wy NE 1000 4th Av 425 Harvard Av E 821 Lenora St 1134 33rd Av 2300 24th Av E 6801 35th Av NE 6338 32nd Av SW 9010 35th Av SW 2306 42nd Av SW 2519 15th Av S 4721 Rainier Av S 23rd Av / E Yesler Wy 6805 32nd Av S 9125 Rainier Av S N 45th St / Densmore |
8,405 9,013 7,296 5,859 7,931 6,060 8,690 7,094 4,904 8,140 166,092 5,056 10,000 1,701 1,535 8,690 2,067 7,557 10,007 3,328 5,838 8,008 1,924 9,006 2,147 |
3. General Government
The City of Seattle currently owns six primary buildings with a capacity of 2.1 million square feet (sq ft) in the downtown core: the Municipal Building (238,000 sq ft), Public Safety Building (291,000 sq ft), Dexter-Horton Building (350,000 sq ft), Arctic Building (101,000 sq ft), Alaska Building (147,000 sq ft) and the Key Tower (1 million sq. ft., of which 195,000 sq. ft. are currently used for City office space). The City also leases about 80,000 square feet in nearby buildings downtown. In addition, the City owns more than 100 other facilities located outside of downtown. The major general government facilities are shown in Capital Facilities Figure A-3.
The City also leases 10 storefront Neighborhood Service Centers located throughout the city. These offices range in size from 750 square feet to 2,000 square feet and serve as City information and community contact points, as well as bill payment depositories. These are shown in Capital Facilities Figure A-4. (Section amended 7/96)
4. Seattle Center
There are 24 buildings on the 74 acre Center grounds with a capacity of over 250,000 square feet of meeting and exhibition space in three dozen separate facilities that meet the cultural, educational, and recreational needs of the region. The Center House Conference Center, Mercer Forum, and Northwest Rooms host gatherings up to 800, and the Opera House has seating for 3,100. The Coliseum is currently under contruction and its capacity will be expanded from approximatly 15,000 to 17,000 seats.
The Fun Forest Amusement Park is located on the grounds, along with the International Fountain, Pottery Northwest, Northwest Crafts Center and various gardens. The Center has seven parking lots and a parking garage with a combined parking capacity of 2,800 stalls. Seattle Center facilities are shown in Capital Facilities Figure A-7
5. Public Health
The Health Department is a joint enterprise of the City of Seattle and the Metropolitan King County and is responsible for the supervision and control of all public health and sanitation affairs in Seattle/King County. The Health Department maintains a system of personal health, environmental health, substance abuse treatment and disease prevention services through thirteen health centers/clinics and other service sites located in Seattle. These health facilities have a total capacity of 120,380 square feet. The capacity and ownership of individual facilities are listed below.+
Health Facility Size Tenancy
Columbia Health Center 28,094 sf own
Odessa Brown Building 3,810 sf own
Downtown Clinic and AIDS Prevention Unit 23,378 sf lease
North District Health Center 16,067 sf owned by King Co.
Northwest Family Center 7,381 sf lease
Central Area Community Health Care Center 3,298 sf lease
Environmental Health Services 13,796 sf lease
King County Assessment Center 5,410 sf lease
TB Clinic and Lab 6,555 sf lease
Vital Statistics 3,661 sf lease
Communicable Disease/Immunizations 4,130 sf lease
"Raven" Study 3,000 sf lease
Health Education Materials 1,800 sf lease
Public Health facilities are shown in Capital Facilities Figure A-8. (Section amended 11/97)
6. Publicly-Assisted Housing
The following summary describes the publicly-assisted housing inventory of low- and moderate-income rental units that were built or preserved within the City of Seattle through 1992. The Comprehensive Plan Housing Element estimates that there were 25,744 publicly assisted housing units with a capacity for 25,744 households in the city. Of these units, 86% receive project-based assistance, where the subsidy is linked to a specific project and unit, regardless of the tenant. The remaining 14% receive tenant-based assistance, where the subsidy is linked to a specific tenant, not a specific unit.
Publicly Assisted Housing Facility Number of Units
Project-Based Assistance:
SHA Public Housing 6,927
SHA Other Housing 1,493
Federally Subsidized Housing* 4,942
DHHS Multifamily** 4,593
State Housing Program (HAP) 582
State Housing Bonds (WSHFC) 290
Federal Tax Credits (WSHFC) 3,436
Tenant-Based Assistance:
Section 8 Certificates 2,590
Section 8 Vouchers 891
Total Units Assisted 25,744
* Federally subsidized projects include Section 8 (project based) Certificates, Section 202 Elderly, Section 811 Disabled, 221(d)(3), and 221(d)(4) projects.
** Levy Trust Fund assistance is included in the DHHS project based assistance count above.
The housing units tabulated above include both publicly and privately-owned units. The existing public housing facilities operated by the Seattle Housing Authority are shown in Capital Facilities Figure A-9.
Cap Fac Fig A-3 (existing)
Note: Figure A-3, General Government Facilities, is omitted from this attachment because no amendments are proposed for Figure A-3; it is retained without amendment.
Cap Fac Fig A-7 (existing)
Note: Figure A-7, Seattle Center Facilities, is omitted from this attachment because no amendments are proposed for Figure A-7; it is retained without amendment.
APPENDIX C:
Inventory of Facilities Serving Urban Centers and Villages
(Appendix Added 7/95, 7/96)
Following is an inventory of facilities that serve Urban Centers and Urban Villages. Facilities do not have to be located within the boundaries or potential boundaries of the Centers or Villages in order to serve those areas.
URBAN CENTERS
Northgate
Existing Households (HH): 3,291 Existing Jobs: 11,366
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 830 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 3,520
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 3,000 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 9,300
Land Area: 410 Acres
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Fire Station |
SFD 31 |
1319 N. Northgate Way |
4.7 minute response time Engine, Ladder Co., Medic/Aid |
|
Police Station |
North Precinct |
10049 College Way N. |
32.04 sq mi service area, 1994 pop 228,659 |
|
Schools |
Olympic View Elementary Northgate Elementary Sacajawea Elementary All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
504 NE 95th St 11725 1st Ave. NE 9501 - 20th Ave. NE |
414 students 299 students 230 students |
|
Library |
Lake City Branch
|
12501 28th Ave NE |
9,013 sq ft 1990 pop 35,008; .26 sq ft/capita + .32 sq ft/capita for citywide facilities |
|
Parks: |
Thorton Creek Park #6 North Seattle Park Pinehurst P-Patch Lichton Springs Park |
In Center Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi Within 1/2 mi |
5.0 ac 6.8 ac 2 ac. 6.3 ac |
Seattle Center
Existing Households (HH): 3,138 Existing Jobs: 19,000
Expected 6 Yr. HH Growth: 363 Expected 6 Yr. Job Growth: 1,250
Expected 20 Yr. HH Growth: 1,312 Expected 20-Year Job Growth: 3,300
Land Area: 297 Acres
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Fire Station |
SFD 8 SFD 2 |
110 Lee St. 2334 4th Ave. |
#8 - 4.7 minute response time, Engine Co., Ladder Co. #2 - 3.8 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Aid Car |
|
Police |
West Precinct |
600 3rd Ave |
11.59 sq mi service area, 1994 pop 64,699 |
|
Schools 1 |
John Hay Elementary All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
201 Garfield St |
414 students |
|
Library |
Queen Anne Branch
Downtown Main Library |
400 W. Garfield St
1000 4th Ave. |
7,931 sq ft 1990 pop served 30,977 or .26 sq ft/capita + .32 citywide 166,092 sq. ft.: Downtown pop 21,904 Citywide pop 1990 516,334 or .32 sq ft/capita |
|
Community Center |
Queen Anne |
1901 1st Ave. W |
15,337 sq ft, includes pool |
|
Parks: |
Elliot Bay Park Myrtle Edwards Park Kerry Park Kinnear Observatory Park BhyKracke Park Denny Park Queen Anne Playground |
Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi Within 1/2 mi |
31.20 ac 3.7 ac 1.4 ac 14.0 ac 0.8 ac 1.5 ac 5.0 ac 7.4 ac |
University Urban Center
Some facilities serve the entire Urban Center. These facilities are listed first. Facilities specifically serving the Urban Center Villages are listed under each village below.
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Fire Station |
SFD 17
SFD 38 |
1050 NE 50th St.
5503 33rd Av. NE |
#17 - 4.7 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Aid Unit, Battalion #38 - 5.2 minute response time Engine Co. |
|
Police |
North Precinct |
10049 College Way N. |
32.04sq mi service area, 1994 pop 228,659 |
|
Schools 1 |
Green Lake Elementary Latona Elementary Bryant Elementary Laurelhurst Elementary All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
2400 N. 65th St. 401 NE 42nd Ave 3311 NE 60th St. 4530 NE 46th Ave.. |
230 students 276 students 483 students 299 students |
University Campus
Existing Households: 6,313 Existing Jobs: 21,222
Expected 6 Yr. HH Growth: 0 Expected 6 Yr. Job Growth: 1,816
Expected 20-Yr. HH Growth: 0 Expected 20-Yr. Job Growth: 4,800
Land Area: 359 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Library |
University Branch University of Washington Library |
5009 Roosevelt Wy. NE |
8,140 sq ft; 1990 pop served 22,714 or .27 sq ft/capita + .32 sq ft/capita citywide |
|
Parks: |
N. Passage Point Park Burke-Gilman Trail 17th Av NE Centerstrip P-patch |
In Center Village Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi |
.79 ac -- .89 ac -- |
University District NW
Existing Households: 4,324 Existing Jobs: 8,625
Expected 6 Yr. HH Growth: 451 Expected 6Yr Job Growth: 1,135
Expected 20 Yr. HH Growth: 1,630 Expected 20 Yr. Job Growth: 3,000
Land Area: 289 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Library |
University Branch |
5009 Roosevelt Wy. NE |
8,140 sq ft; 1990 pop served 22,714 or .27 sq ft/capita + .32 sq ft/capita citywide |
|
Parks: |
University Playground N. Passage Point Park 17th Av NE Centerstrip P-patch Christie Park Ravenna Blvd. Cowen Park |
In Village In Village In Village In Village In Village Within 1/8 mi Within 1/4 mi |
2.8 ac .79 ac 1.78 ac -- .11 ac 29.3 ac 8.4 ac |
University Village
Existing Households: 973 Existing Jobs: 1,580
Expected 6 Yr HH Growth: 133 Expected 6 Yr Job Growth: 265
Expected 20 Yr HH Growth: 480 Expected 20 Yr Job Growth: 700
Land Area: 122 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Library |
Northeast Branch University Branch |
6801 35th Ave NE 5009 Roosevelt Wy. NE |
7,042 sq ft: 1990 pop served 37,787 or .19 sq ft/capita 8,140 sq ft; 1990 pop 22,714 or .36 sq ft/capita Both +.32 sq ft/capita citywide |
|
Parks: |
Burke-Gilman Trail Ravenna Blvd. Ravenna Park |
In Village Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi |
-- 29.3 ac 52.7 ac |
Downtown Urban Center
Some facilities serve the entire Urban Center. These facilities are listed first. Facilities specifically serving the Urban Center Villages are listed under each village below.
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Fire Station |
SFD 10
SFD 5 SFD 2 SFD 25 |
301 2nd Ave. S
925 Alaskan Way 2334 4th Ave. 1300 E. Pine St. |
#10 - 3.7 minute response times Engine Co., Ladder Co., Batallion, Aid Co., Hazmat Van, # 5 - 3.6 minute response times Engine Co., Fireboat; #2 - 3.8 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Aid Co. #25 - 4 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Batallion, Aid Car, Power Unit |
|
Police |
West Precinct |
Public Safety Bldg., 610 3rd Ave. |
11.59 sq mi service area, 1994 pop 64,699 |
|
Schools 1 |
John Hay Elementary Lowell Elementary Minor Elementary Gatzert Elementary All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
201 Garfield 1058 E. Mercer St. 1701 E. Union St. 1301 E. Yesler Way |
414 students 391 students 391 students 414 students |
Pioneer Square/Kingdome
Existing Households: 3,762 Existing Jobs: 9,113
Expected 6 Yr HH Growth: 581 Expected 6 Yr Job Growth: 1,817
Expected 20 Yr HH Growth: 2,100 Expected 20 Yr Job Growth: 4,800
Land Area: 142 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Library |
Downtown Main Library |
1000 4th Ave. |
166,092 sq ft: Downtown pop 21,904 Citywide pop 1990 516,334 or .32 sq ft/capita |
|
Parks: |
Pioneer Square City Hall Park S. Washington Boat Dock Occidental Square Occidental Square Mall |
In Village In Village In Village In Village In Village |
.10 ac .70 ac .43 ac .61 ac .88 ac |
Denny Regrade
Existing Households: 3,492 Existing Jobs: 22,699
Expected 6 Yr HH Growth: 1,799 Expected 6 Yr Job Growth: 1,701
Expected 20 Yr HH Growth: 6,500 Expected 20 Yr Job Growth: 4,500
Land Area: 216 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Library |
Downtown Main Library |
1000 4th Ave. |
166,092 sq ft: Downtown pop 21,904 Citywide pop 1990 516,334 or .32 sq ft/capita |
|
Parks: |
Regrade Park Myrtle Edwards Belltown P-patch Victor Steinbreuck Park Denny Park Westlake Park Pier 61 & Aquarium |
In Village In Village In Village Within 1/8 mi Within 1/4 mi Within 1/4 mi Within 1/4 mi |
.3 ac 3.7 ac .13 ac. 82 ac 5.0 ac 1.0 ac -- |
Westlake
Existing Households: 514 Existing Jobs: 22,010
Expected 6 Yr HH Growth: 969 Expected 6 Yr Job Growth: 8,930
Expected 20 Yr HH Growth: 3,500 Expected 20 Yr Job Growth: 23,600
Land Area: 143 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Library |
Downtown Main Library |
1000 4th Ave. |
166,092 sq ft: Downtown pop 21,904 Citywide pop 1990 516,334 or .32 sq ft/capita |
|
Parks: |
Westlake Park Denny Park Boren-Pike-Pine McGraw Square Regrade Park Freeway Park |
Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi Within 1/4 mi Within 1/4 mi |
1 ac 5.0 ac .6 ac .02 ac .3 ac 5.0 ac |
International District
Existing Households: 1,604 Existing Jobs: 4,474
Expected 6 Yr HH Growth: 360 Expected 6 Yr Job Growth: 1,060
Expected 20 Yr. HH Growth: 1,300 Expected 20 Yr Job Growth: 2,800
Land Area: 169 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Library |
Downtown Main Library |
1000 4th Ave. |
166,092 sq ft: Downtown pop 21,904 Citywide pop 1990 516,334 or .32 sq ft/capita |
|
Community Center |
Yesler Playfield & Comm. Center |
903 Yesler Way |
4,771 sq ft, 1.7 ac (SHA property) |
|
Parks: |
Kobe Terrace Hing Hay Park International Children's Park Beacon Place City Hall Park Prefontaine Place Harborview Park Greenbelt (Beacon Hill N. |
In Village In Village In Village In Village Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi Within 1/4 mi |
1.1 ac. .33 ac .23 ac .25 ac .70 ac .05 ac. 3.6 ac 4.47 ac |
Commercial Core
Existing Households: 1,435 Existing Jobs: 106,823
Expected 6 Yr HH Growth: 360 Expected 6 Yr Job Growth: 10,216
Expected 20 Yr HH Growth: 1,300 Expected 20 Yr Job Growth: 27,000
Land Area: 275 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Library |
Downtown Main Library |
1000 4th Ave. |
166,092 sq ft: Downtown pop 21,904 Citywide pop 1990 516,334 or .32 sq ft/capita |
|
Parks: |
Freeway Park Victor Steinbreuck Park Westlake Park Waterfront Park Aquarium Piers 62 & 63 Kobe Terrace City Hall Park Pioneer Square So. Washington Boat Dock McGraw Square Harborview Park Occidental Parks |
In Village In Village In Village In Village In Village In Village Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi Within 1/4 mi Within 1/4 mi Within 1/4 mi |
5.00 ac .82 ac 1.0 ac 10.40 ac (includes underwater) -- 1.14 ac 1.1 ac .70 ac .10 ac .43 ac .02 ac 3.6 ac .61 ac |
Capitol Hill/First Hill Urban Center
Some facilities serve the entire Urban Center. These facilities are listed first. Facilities specifically serving the Urban Center Villages are listed under each village below.
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Fire Station |
SFD 25
SFD 10
SFD 22 |
1300 E. Pine St
301 2nd Ave. S.
901 E. Roanoke St. |
#25 - 4 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Batallion, Aid Unit, Power Unit #10 - 3.7 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Deputy Chief, Aid Co., Hazmat Van #22 - 5.4 minute response time Engine, Communications van |
|
Police |
East Precinct |
1519 12th Ave |
8.45 sq mi service area, 1994 pop 82,265 |
|
Schools 1 |
Lowell Elementary TT Minor Elementary Gatzert Elementary All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
1058 E. Mercer St 1701 E. Union St. 1301 E. Yesler Way |
391 students 391 students 414 students |
South Capitol Hill
Existing Households: 978 Existing Jobs: 3,520
Expected 6 Yr HH Growth: 149 Expected 6 Yr Job Growth: 454
Expected 20 Yr HH Growth: 540 Expected 20 Yr. Job Growth: 1,200
Land Area: 160 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Library |
Downtown Main Library
Douglass Truth Branch |
1000 4th Ave.
2300 E. Yesler Way |
166,092 sq ft: Downtown pop 21,904 Citywide pop 1990 516,334 or .32 sq ft/capita 8,008 sq ft: 1990 pop served 21,101 or .38 sq ft/capita + .32 sq ft/capita citywide |
|
Comm. Ctr. |
Yesler Playfield/Comm Ctr. |
903 Yesler Way |
4,771 sq ft, 1.7 ac (SHA property) |
|
Parks: |
McGilvra Place Spring Street Park Harborview Park Park at Langston Hughes Pratt Park Firehouse Mill Park |
In Village Within 1/8 mi Within 1/4 mi Within 1/4 mi Within 1/2 mi Within 1/2 mi |
.07 ac .33 ac 3.6 ac 1.2 ac 5.5 ac .33 ac |
|
Other |
Langston Hughes Cult. Ctr. |
16th & Yesler |
8,418 sq ft |
Capitol Hill
Existing Households: 12,450 Existing Jobs: 5,284
Expected 6 Yr HH Growth: 548 Expected 6 Yr Job Growth: 1,135
Expected 20 Yr HH Growth: 1,980 Jobs Growth: 3,000
Land Area: 396 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Library |
Henry Branch |
425 Harvard Ave E |
4,904 sq ft: 1990 pop served 30,709 or .16 sq ft/capita + .32 sq ft/capita citywide |
|
Community Center |
Yesler Playfield & Community Center |
903 Yesler Way |
4,771 sq ft, 1.7 ac |
|
Parks: |
Tashkent Park Thomas St Park (Summit) Volunteer Park Bobby Morris Playfield Miller Playfield Greenbelt along I-5 at N end of village |
In Village In Village In Village Within 1/8 mi Within 1/4 mi Within 1/4 mi |
.46 ac .32 ac 44.5 ac 4.5 ac 7.9 ac 12.00 ac (10% public area) |
First Hill
Existing Households: 5,896 Existing Jobs: 20,626
Expected 6 Yr HH Growth: 664 Expected 6 Yr Job Growth: 2,308
Expected 20 Yr HH Growth: 2,400 Expected 20 Yr Job Growth: 6,100
Land Area: 225 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Library |
Downtown Main Library |
1000 Fourth Ave. |
166,092 sq ft: Downtown pop 21,904 Citywide pop 1990 516,334 or .32 sq ft/capita |
|
Community Center |
Yesler Playfield & Community Center |
903 Yesler Way |
4,771 sq ft, 1.7 ac |
|
Parks: |
Freeway Park Harborview Park First Hill Park Boren-Pike-Pine Park Kobe Park |
In Village In Village In Village Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi |
5.0 ac 3.6 ac .2 ac .6 ac 1.1 ac |
Pike/Pine
Existing Households: 2,349 Existing Jobs: 3,963
Expected 6 Yr HH Growth: 172 Expected 6 Yr Job Growth: 530
Expected 20 Yr HH Growth: 620 Expected 20 Yr Job Growth: 1,400
Land Area: 131 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Library |
Henry Branch
Downtown Main Library |
425 Harvard Ave E
1000 4th Ave. |
4,904 sq ft: 1990 pop served 30,709 or .16 sq ft/capita + .32 sq ft/capita citywide 166,092 sq ft: 1990 Downtown Pop 21,904, Citywide pop 516,334, or .32 sq ft/capita |
|
Parks: |
Bobby Morris Playfield Boren-Pike-Pine Park Thomas St Park (Summit) McGilvra Place First Hill Park |
In Village In Village Within 1/8 mi Within 1/8 mi Within 1/4 mi |
4.5 ac .6 ac .32 ac .07 ac. .2 ac |
|
Other |
Reservoir Seattle Central Community College |
By Bobby Morris Playfield (Water Dept.) |
MANUFACTURING/INDUSTRIAL CENTERS
Duwamish Manufacturing/Industrial Center
Existing Households: 469 Existing Jobs: 65,442
Land Area: 4,936 Acres Expected 6 Yr Job Growth: 4,114
Expected 20 Yr Jobs Growth: 10,860
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Fire Station |
SFD 5, 10,11, 14, 26, 27, 29, 36 |
925 Alaskan Way, 301 2nd Ave. S, 1514 SW Holden St, 3224 4th Ave S, 800 S. Cloverdale St, 1000 S Myrtle St, 9645 Renton Ave S, 3600 23rd Ave. SW |
Citywide average response times 4.36 minutes 8 Engine Companies, 2 Ladder Companies, Battalion 1 & 7, Fireboat, 3 Aid Units, HazMat Van, Foam, Marine Response Van, Heavy Rescue Equipment, Confine Space Equipment, Mobile Air Supply |
|
Police |
South Precinct |
3001 S. Myrtle St. |
31.87 sq mi service area, 1994 pop 155,777 |
|
Parks |
Georgetown Playfield |
In Center |
5.4 ac |
North Seattle Manufacturing/Industrial Center
Existing Households: 389 Existing Jobs: 15,113
Land Area: 971 Acres Expected 6 Yr Job Growth: 1,446
Expected 20 Yr Job Growth: 3,800
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Fire Station |
SFD 2,8,9,18,20 |
2334 4th Ave, 110 Lee St., 3829 Linden Ave. N, 1521 NW Market St., 3205 13th Ave W |
Citywide average response time 4.36 minutes 5 Engine Companies, 3 Ladder Trucks, Battalion, 2 Aid Units, Salvage, Air |
|
Police |
West Precinct North Precinct |
Public Safety Bldg., 610 3rd Ave. 10049 College Way N |
11.59 sq mi service area, 1994 pop 64,699 32.04 sq mi service area, 1994 pop 228,659 |
|
Parks |
Interbay Playfield Interbay Golf Course |
In Village In Village |
10.2 ac 29.0 ac |
APPENDIX C:
Inventory of Facilities Serving Urban Centers and Villages
(Appendix Added 7/95, Amended 7/96, 8/00)
Following is an inventory of facilities that serve Urban Centers and Urban Villages. Facilities do not have to be located within the boundaries or potential boundaries of the Centers or Villages in order to serve those areas.
URBAN CENTERS & CENTER VILLAGES
Downtown Urban Center
Some facilities serve the entire Urban Center. These facilities are listed first. Facilities specifically serving the Urban Center Villages are listed under each village below.
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Fire Station |
SFD 10 |
301 2nd Ave. S |
#10 – 3.7 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Battalion, Aid Co., Hazmat Van |
|
SFD 5 |
925 Alaskan Way |
#5 – 3.6 minute response time |
|
|
SFD 2 |
2334 4th Ave. |
#2 – 3.8 minute response time |
|
|
SFD 25 |
1300 E Pine St. |
#25 – 4 minute response time |
|
|
Police Station |
West Precinct |
Public Safety Bldg., |
11.6 sq. mi. service area, |
|
East Precinct |
1519 12th Ave. |
8.5 sq. mi. service area, |
|
|
Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
Belltown
Existing Households (HH): 3972 Existing Jobs: 20012
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 1777 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 1701
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 6500 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 4500
Land Area: 220 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Library |
Downtown Main Library |
1000 4th Ave. |
166,092 sq. ft: Downtown pop 21,904 Citywide pop 1990 516,334 or .32 sq. ft/capita |
|||
|
Parks |
Myrtle Edwards Park |
3130 Alaskan Way W |
4.8 acres |
|||
|
Regrade Park |
2251 3rd Ave. |
0.3 acres |
||||
|
Tilikum Place |
5th Ave. / Denny Way |
0.04 acres |
||||
|
P-Patch |
Belltown P-Patch |
2520 Elliott Ave. |
0.1 acres: 30 plots |
|||
Chinatown/International District
Existing Households (HH): 1616 Existing Jobs: 3999
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 355 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 1060
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 1300 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 2800
Land Area: 171 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Library |
Downtown Main Library |
1000 4th Ave. |
166,092 sq. ft: Downtown pop. 21,904 Citywide pop. 516,334 or .32 sq. ft/capita |
|
Parks |
Beacon Place |
S Dearborn St. / 11th Ave. S |
0.25 acres |
|
Hing Hay Park |
423 Maynard Ave. S |
0.3 acres |
|
|
International Children’s Park |
700 S Lane St. |
0.2 acres |
|
|
Kobe Terrace |
221 6th Ave. S |
1.0 acres |
Commercial Core
Existing Households (HH): 2059 Existing Jobs: 107490
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 355 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 10216
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 1300 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 27000
Land Area: 276 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Library |
Downtown Main Library |
1000 4th Ave. |
166,092 sq. ft: Downtown pop 21,904 Citywide pop 1990 516,334 or .32 sq. ft/capita |
|||
|
Parks |
City Hall Park |
450 3rd Ave. |
1.3 acres |
|||
|
Freeway Park |
700 Seneca St. |
5.2 acres |
||||
|
Piers 62 and 63 |
1951 Alaska Way |
1.87 acres |
||||
|
Seattle Aquarium |
Pier 59 |
1.99 acres |
||||
|
Victor Steinbreuck Park |
2001 Western Ave. |
0.8 acres |
||||
|
Waterfront Park |
1301 Alaskan Way |
4.8 acres |
||||
|
Westlake Park |
401 Pine St. |
0.1 acres |
||||
Denny Triangle
Existing Households (HH): 515 Existing Jobs: 19346
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 956 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 8930
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 3500 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 23600
Land Area: 143 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Library |
Downtown Main Library |
1000 4th Ave. |
166,092 sq. ft: Downtown pop 21,904 Citywide pop 1990 516,334 or .32 sq. ft/capita |
|||
|
Parks |
McGraw Square |
Stewart St. / Westlake Ave. N |
0.01 acres |
|||
|
Westlake Square |
1900 Westlake Ave. N |
0.01 acres |
||||
Pioneer Square
Existing Households (HH): 407 Existing Jobs: 12897
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 574 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 1817
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 2100 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 4800
Land Area: 142 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Library |
Downtown Main Library |
1000 4th Ave. |
166,092 sq. ft: Downtown pop 21,904 Citywide pop 1990 516,334 or .32 sq. ft/capita |
|||
|
Parks |
City Hall Park |
450 3rd Ave. |
1.3 acres |
|||
|
Occidental Square |
Occidental Ave. S / S Main St. |
0.6 acres |
||||
|
Pioneer Square |
100 Yesler Way |
0.3 acres |
||||
|
Prefontaine Place |
3rd Ave. / Yesler Way |
0.1 acres |
||||
Capitol Hill/First Hill Urban Center
Some facilities serve the entire Urban Center. These facilities are listed first. Facilities specifically serving the Urban Center Villages are listed under each village below.
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Fire Station |
SFD 25 |
1300 E Pine St. |
#25 – 4 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Battalion, Aid Unit, Power Unit |
|||
|
SFD 10 |
301 2nd Ave. S |
#25 – 4 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Deputy Chief, Aid Co., Hazmat Van |
||||
|
SFD 22 |
901 E. Roanoke St. |
#22 – 4.8 minute response time Engine, Communications van |
||||
|
SFD 6 |
101 23rd Ave. S |
#6 – 4 minute response time Engine, Ladder |
||||
|
Police Station |
East Precinct |
1519 12th Ave. |
8.45 sq. mi. service area, |
|||
|
Schools |
Lowell Elementary All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
1058 E Mercer St. |
391 students |
|||
12th Avenue
Existing Households (HH): 1,366 Existing Jobs: 3463
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 147 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 454
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 1200 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 1200
Land Area: 160 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Library |
Downtown Main Library |
1000 4th Ave. |
166,092 sq. ft: Downtown pop 21,904 Citywide pop 1990 516,334 or .32 sq. ft/capita |
|
Douglass Truth Branch |
2300 E Yesler Way |
8007 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 21,101, or .38 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
Capitol Hill
Existing Households (HH): 12692 Existing Jobs: 7314
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 541 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 1135
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 1980 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 3000
Land Area: 397 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Library |
Henry Branch |
425 Harvard Ave. E |
4,904 sq. ft: 1990 population served 30,709 or .16 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
|||
|
Parks |
Bellevue Place |
Bellevue Pl. E / Bellevue Ave. E |
1.4 acres |
|||
|
Belmont Place |
Belmont Pl. E / Belmont Ave. E |
0.02 acres |
||||
|
Bobby Morris Playfield |
1635 11th Ave |
7.4 acres |
||||
|
McGilvra Place |
E Madison St. / Pike St. |
0.06 acres |
||||
|
Summit Place |
Belmont Ave. E / Bellevue Pl. E |
0.02 acres |
||||
|
Tashkent Park |
511 Boylston Ave. |
0.5 acres |
||||
|
Thomas Street Mini Park |
306 Bellevue Ave. E |
0.25 acres |
||||
|
Volunteer Parkway |
14th Ave E, E Prospect St. to E Roy St. |
2.5 acres |
||||
|
Williams Place |
15th Ave. E / E John St. |
0.13 acres |
||||
|
P-Patch |
Thomas Street Gardens |
1010 E. Thomas St. |
33 plots |
|||
First Hill
Existing Households (HH): 6073 Existing Jobs: 15063
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 656 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 2308
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 2400 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 6100
Land Area: 228 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Library |
Downtown Main Library |
1000 4th Ave. |
166,092 sq. ft: Downtown pop 21,904 Citywide pop 1990 516,334 or .32 sq. ft/capita |
|||
|
Douglass Truth Branch |
2300 E. Yesler |
8,008 sq. ft: 1990 pop served 21,101 or .38 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
||||
|
Community Center |
Yesler Playfield & Comm. Ctr. |
903 Yesler Way |
4,771 sq. ft., 1.7 ac (SHA property) |
|||
|
Parks |
Boren Place |
Broadway / Boren Ave. S |
0.03 acres |
|||
|
Boylston Place |
Broadway / Boylston Ave. E |
0.005 acres |
||||
|
First Hill Park |
University St / Minor Ave. E |
0.2 acres |
||||
|
Freeway Park |
700 Seneca St. |
5.2 acres |
||||
|
Harborview Park |
778 Alder St. |
3.6 acres |
||||
Pike/Pine
Existing Households (HH): 2495 Existing Jobs: 3471
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 169 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 530
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 620 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 1400
Land Area: 131 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Library |
Henry Branch |
425 Harvard Ave. E. |
4,904 sq. ft: 1990 pop served 30,709 or .16 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
|||
|
Downtown Main Library |
1000 4th Ave. |
166,092 Sq. ft.: Downtown pop. 21,904, Citywide pop. 1990 = 516,334 or .32 sq.ft./capita |
||||
|
Parks |
Bobby Morris Playfield |
1635 11th Ave. |
7.4 acres |
|||
|
Boren-Pike-Pine Park |
Boren Ave. / Pike St. |
0.6 acres |
||||
University Community Urban Center
Some facilities serve the entire Urban Center. These facilities are listed first. Facilities specifically serving the Urban Center Villages are listed under each village below.
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Fire Station |
SFD 17 |
1050 NE 50th St. |
#17 – 4.7 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Aid Unit, Battalion |
|||
|
SFD 38 |
5503 33rd Ave. NE |
#17 – 5.4 minute response time Engine Co. |
||||
|
Police Station |
North Precinct |
10049 College Way N |
32.5 sq. mi. service area, 1990 population 207,827 |
|||
|
Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
|||||
Ravenna
Existing Households (HH): 1057 Existing Jobs: 1226
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 132 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 265
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 480 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 700
Land Area: 123 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Library |
University Branch |
5009 Roosevelt Way NE |
8,140 sq. ft; 1990 population served 22,714 or .27 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
|||
|
Northeast Branch |
6801 35th Ave. NE |
7,042 sq. ft: 1990 pop served 37,787 or .19 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
||||
|
Parks |
Burke-Gilman Trail |
8th Ave. NW to NE 145th St. |
72.6 acres |
|||
|
P-Patch |
Ravenna P-Patch |
8th Ave. NE & NE 40th St. Ravenna Place @ 52nd NE P-Patch |
15 plots |
|||
University District NW
Existing Households (HH): 6295 Existing Jobs: 6419
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 0 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 1135
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 0 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 3000
Land Area: 348 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Library |
University Branch |
5009 Roosevelt Way NE |
8,140 sq. ft; 1990 population served 22,714 or .27 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
|||
|
Parks |
17 Avenue NE Centerstrip |
17th Ave NE, NE 45th St. to NE Ravenna Blvd. |
2.4 acres |
|||
|
Burke-Gilman Trail |
8th Ave NW to NE 145th St. |
72.6 acres |
||||
|
Christie Park |
NE 43rd St. / 9th Ave. NE |
0.1 acres |
||||
|
University Playground |
9th Ave. NE / NE 50th St. |
2.7 acres |
||||
|
P-Patch |
University District P-patch |
8th Ave. NE & NE 40th St. |
55 plots |
|||
University Campus
Existing Households (HH): 6295 Existing Jobs: 22391
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 0 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 1816
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 0 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 4800
Land Area: 348 Acres
The following facilities are in addition to those listed under the Urban Center, above:
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Library |
University Branch |
5009 Roosevelt Way NE |
8,140 sq. ft; 1990 population served |
|||
|
University of Washington Library system |
University of Washington |
22,714 or .27 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
||||
|
Parks |
Burke-Gilman Trail |
8th Ave. NW to NE 145th St |
72.6 acres |
|||
|
North Passage Point Park |
600 NE Northlake Way |
0.8 acres |
||||
|
P-Patch |
University District P-patch |
8th Ave. NE & NE 40th St. |
35 plots |
|||
Northgate Urban Center
Existing Households (HH): 3466 Existing Jobs: 8913
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 820 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 2341
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 3000 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 9300
Land Area: 411 Acres
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Fire Station |
SFD 31 |
1319 N Northgate Way |
#31 – 5.3 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Medic Aid |
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Police Station |
North Precinct |
10049 College Way N |
32.04 sq. mi. service area, 1990 population 228,659 |
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Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
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Library |
Lake City Branch |
12501 28th Ave. NE |
9013 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 35,008 or .26 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Parks |
North Seattle Park |
10556 Meridian Ave. N |
4 acres |
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Thornton Creek Park #6 |
5th Ave NE / NE 103rd St., Roosevelt Way NE / NE 107th St. |
6.13 acres |
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Victory Creek Park |
1059 Northgate Way |
0.2 acres |
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P-Patch |
Pinehurst P-Patch |
11525 12th Ave. NE |
20 plots |
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Uptown Urban Center
Existing Households (HH): 3268 Existing Jobs: 16497
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 359 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 831
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 1312 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 3300
Land Area: 297 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 8 |
110 Lee St. |
#8 – 4.9 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co. |
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SFD 2 |
2334 4th Ave. |
#2 – 3.8 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Aid Car |
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Police Station |
West Precinct |
810 Virginia St. |
11.59 sq. mi. service area, 1994 population 64,699 |
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Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
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Library |
Queen Anne Branch |
400 W Garfield |
7,931 sq. ft., 1990 pop. served - 30,977 or .26 sq. ft/capita + .32 in citywide facilities |
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Community Center |
Queen Anne Community Center |
1901 1st Ave. W |
15,337 sq. ft., includes pool |
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Downtown Main Library |
100 4th Ave. |
166,092 sq. ft: Downtown pop.-21,904; Citywide pop. 1990 - 516,334 or .32 sq. ft/capita |
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Parks |
Kinnear Park |
899 W Olympic Pl. |
14.1 acres |
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HUB URBAN VILLAGES
Ballard
Existing Households (HH): 4447 Existing Jobs: 4292
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 410 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 931
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 1520 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 3700
Land Area: 425 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 18 |
1521 NW Market St. |
#18 – 4.6 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Aid, Salvage, Battalion |
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Police |
North Precinct |
10049 College Way N. |
32.04 sq. mi. service area, |
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Schools |
Adams Elementary All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
6110 28th Ave. NW |
450 students |
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Library |
Ballard Branch |
5711 24th Ave. NW |
7296 sq. ft, 1990 population served 33,168, or .31 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Community Center |
Ballard Community Center |
6020 28th Ave. NW |
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Parks |
Ballard Playground |
2644 NW 60th St. |
3.4 acres |
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Bergen Place |
5420 22nd Ave. NW |
0.2 acres |
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Marvins Garden |
22nd Ave. NW / Ballard Ave. NW |
0.1 acres |
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P-Patch |
East Ballard P-Patch |
14th Ave. NW & NW 54th |
21 plots |
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Broadview-Bitterlake-Haller Lake
Existing Households (HH): 2468 Existing Jobs: 3289
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 340 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 705
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 1260 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 2800
Land Area: 359 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 24 |
401 N 130th |
#24 – 4.6 minute response time Engine Co. |
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Police |
North Precinct |
10049 College Way N |
32.04 sq. mi. service area, |
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Schools |
Broadview-Thomson Elementary All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
13052 Greenwood Ave. N |
575 students |
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Library |
Broadview Branch |
12755 Greenwood Ave. N |
8161 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 23,789 or .34 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Community Center |
Bitter Lake Community Center |
13040 Greenwood Ave. N |
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Parks |
Bitterlake Playfield |
13035 Linden Ave. N |
7.5 acres |
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P-Patch |
Haller Lake P-Patch |
13045 1st Ave. NE |
52 plots |
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Fremont
Existing Households (HH): 3844 Existing Jobs: 4776
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 222 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 428
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 820 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 1700
Land Area: 215 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 9 |
3829 Linden Ave. N |
#9 – 4.5 minute response time Engine Co., Air |
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Police Station |
North Precinct |
10049 College Wy. N |
32.04 sq. mi. service area, |
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West Precinct |
810 Virginia St. |
11.59 sq. mi. service area, |
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Schools |
B. F. Day Elementary All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
3921 Linden Avenue N |
400 students |
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Library |
Fremont Branch |
731 N 35th St. |
6060 sq. ft, 1990 population served 11,503, or .53 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Park |
0.844 acres |
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Fremont Canal Park |
199 N Canal St. |
0.7 acres |
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Fremont Hardliah Park |
0.166 acres |
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P-Patch |
Fremont P-Patch |
N. 39th & Woodland Park Ave. N |
30 plots |
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North
Existing Households (HH): 2815 Existing Jobs: 1556
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 379 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 730
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 1400 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 2900
Land Area: 142 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 39 |
12705 30th Ave. NE |
#39 – 5.39 minute response time Engine Co. |
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Police Station |
North Precinct |
10049 College Way N |
32.04 sq. mi. service area, 1990 population 228,659 |
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Schools1 |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
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Library |
Lake City Branch |
12501 28th Ave. NE |
9013 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 35,008 or .26 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Parks |
Albert Davis Park |
12526 27th Ave. NE |
1.19 acres |
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Lake City Mini Park |
Lake City Way / NE 125th St. |
0.2 acres |
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Lake City Playground |
2750 NE 125th St. |
2.8 acres |
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North Rainier
Existing Households (HH): 2131 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 324 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 1200 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 453 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 30 |
2931 Mt. Baker Blvd. W |
#30 – 5.0 minute response time Engine Co. |
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Police Station |
South Precinct |
3001 S Myrtle St. |
31.87 sq. mi. service area, |
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Schools |
Muir Elementary All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
3301 S Horton St.
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450 students |
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Library |
Beacon Hill Branch |
2519 15th Ave. S |
3327 sq. ft, 1990 population served 10,578, or .31 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Douglass-Truth Branch |
2300 E Yesler Way |
8007 sq. ft, 1990 population served 21,101, or .38 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Columbia Branch |
4721 Rainier Ave. S |
5838 sq. ft, 1990 population served 28,342, or .21 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Parks |
Atlantic Street Park |
S Atlantic St. / Rainier Ave. S |
0.1 acres |
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Bradner Gardens Park |
1722 Bradner Pl. S |
1.6 acres |
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Cheasty Greenspace |
Cheasty Boulevard S / |
43.4 acres |
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Colman Playground |
1800 Lake Washington Blvd. S |
24.3 acres |
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I-90 Lid |
Hiawatha Pl. S and S Bush Pl. to the I-90 Bridge Trail |
2.311 acres |
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Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial |
2200 Martin Luther King Jr. Way |
4.3 acres |
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Mount Baker Boulevard |
S Mount Baker Blvd. |
3.6 acres |
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Sam Smith Park |
23rd Ave. S & S Atlantic St. (I-90 lid) |
15.2 acres |
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Seattle Tennis Center |
2000 Martin Luther King Jr Way S |
8.5 acres |
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Taejon Park |
Sturgus Ave. S & S Judkins |
2.0 acres |
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York Playground |
3327 34th Ave. S |
0.687 acres |
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P-Patch |
Estelle Street P-Patch |
3400 Rainier Ave. S |
16 plots |
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Courtland Place P-Patch |
36th Ave. S & S Spokane St. |
25 plots |
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Bradner Park Gardens |
29th Ave. S & S Grand St. |
61 plots |
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South Lake Union
Existing Households (HH): 514 Existing Jobs: 19018
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 460 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 1133
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 1700 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 4500
Land Area: 340 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 2 |
2334 Fourth Ave. |
#2 – 3.85 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Aid, Command |
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SFD 22 |
901 East Roanoke St. |
Engine Co., Communications Van |
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Police Station |
East Precinct |
1519 12th Ave. |
8.45 sq. mi. service area, |
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West Precinct |
810 Virginia St. |
11.59 sq. mi. service area, |
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Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
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Library |
Henry Branch |
425 Harvard Ave. E |
4904 sq. ft, 1990 population served 30,709, or .16 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita citywide |
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Downtown Main Library |
1000 Fourth Ave. |
166,092 sq. ft, this neighborhood and citywide population of 516,334 is served by this library for a ratio of .32 sq. ft/capita |
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Parks |
Cascade Playground |
333 Pontius Ave. N |
1.699 acres |
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Denny Park |
Westlake Ave. / Denny Way |
6.4 acres |
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Denny Playfield |
1.82 acres |
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Eastlake Triangle |
0.075 acres |
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Fairview Walkway |
Fairview Ave. N / E Galer St. |
0.5 acres |
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Roy Street Shops |
1.508 acres |
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South Lake Union Park #1 |
1000 Valley St. |
0.398 acres |
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South Lake Union Park #2 |
1000 Valley St. |
1.157 acres |
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South Lake Union Park #3 |
1000 Valley St. |
0.573 acres |
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P-Patch |
Cascade P-Patch |
Minor Ave. N & Thomas St. |
41 plots |
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West Seattle Junction
Existing Households (HH): 1995 Existing Jobs: 4308
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 297 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 579
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 1100 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 2300
Land Area: 226 Acres
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Fire Station |
SFD 32 |
3715 SW Alaska St. |
#32 – 5.2 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Medic/Aid, Air |
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SFD 36 |
3600 - 23rd Ave. SW |
Engine Co., Marine Response Van |
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Police Station |
South Precinct |
3001 South Myrtle St. |
31.87 sq. mi. service area, |
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Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
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Library |
West Seattle Branch |
2306 42nd Ave. SW |
8178 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 33,467, or .24 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Parks |
Fauntleroy Place |
3951 SW Barton St. |
32.9 acres |
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|
West Seattle Recreation Center |
0.098 acres |
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RESIDENTIAL URBAN VILLAGES
23rd & Jackson
Existing Households (HH): 3360 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 243 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 900 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 515 Acres
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Fire Station |
SFD 6 |
101 23rd Ave. S |
#6 – 3.8 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co. |
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Police Station |
East Precinct |
1519 12th Ave. |
8.45 sq. mi. service area, |
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|
Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
|
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|
Library |
Douglass-Truth Branch |
2300 E Yesler Way |
8007 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 21,101, or .38 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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|
Community Center |
Garfield Community Center |
2323 E Cherry St. |
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|
Langston Hughes Cultural Arts Center |
104 17th Ave. S |
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Parks |
Dr. Blanche Lavizzo Park |
2100 S Jackson St. |
2.0 acres |
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Garfield Playfield |
23rd Ave/ E Cherry St. |
9.4 acres |
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Gerber Park |
Martin Luther King Jr. Way / E Cherry St. |
0.164 acres |
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|
Judge Charles M. Stokes Overlook |
S Judkins St. / 20th Ave. S |
0.308 acres |
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|
Judkins Park and Playfield |
2150 S Norman St. |
6.2 acres |
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|
Langston Hughes Cultural Arts |
104 17th Ave. S |
1.029 acres |
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|
Pratt Park |
Yesler Way and 20th Ave. S |
5.6 acres |
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|
Spruce Street Mini Park |
160 21st Ave. |
0.7 acres |
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|
P-Patch |
Jackson Place P-Patch |
16th Ave. S & S Weller St. |
13 plots |
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Squire Park/Pratt Park P-Patch |
14th Ave. E & E Fir St. |
30 plots |
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Judkins P-Patch |
24th Ave. S & S Norman St. |
27 plots |
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Admiral
Existing Households (HH): 829 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 92 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 340 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 98 Acres
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|
Fire Station |
SFD 29 |
2139 Ferry Ave. SW |
#29 – 4.14 minute response time Engine Co., Battalion |
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Police Station |
South Precinct |
3001 South Myrtle St. |
31.87 sq. mi. service area, |
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Schools |
LaFayette Elementary All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
2645 California Ave. SW |
500 students |
|
Library |
West Seattle Branch |
2306 42nd Ave. SW |
8178 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 33,467, or .24 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
|
Community Ctr. |
Hiawatha Community Center |
2700 California Ave. SW |
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Parks |
California Place |
California Ave SW / SW Hill St. |
0.24 acres |
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Hiawatha Playfield |
2700 California Ave SW |
10.3 acres |
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P-Patch |
Admiral P-Patch |
44th Ave. SW & SW Seattle |
7 plots |
Aurora-Licton Springs
Existing Households (HH): 2315 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 243 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: -- Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 327 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Fire Station |
SFD 31 |
1319 N Northgate Way |
#31 – 5.29 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Medic/Aid |
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Police Station |
North Precinct |
10049 College Way N |
32.04 sq. mi. service area, |
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|
Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
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Library |
Greenwood Branch |
8016 Greenwood Ave. N |
7094 sq. ft, 1990 population served 23,342, or .30 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Greenlake Branch |
7364 E. Greenlake Dr. N |
8690 sq. ft, 1990 population served 26,910, or .32 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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|
Parks |
Licton Springs Park |
9536 Ashworth Ave. N |
7.6 acres |
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P-Patch |
Evanston P-Patch |
N 101st & Evanston N |
50 plots |
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Columbia City
Existing Households (HH): 1659 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 200 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 740 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 313 Acres
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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|
Fire Station |
SFD 28 |
5968 Rainier Ave. S |
#28 – 5.1 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Medic/Aid |
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SFD 30 |
2931 Mt. Baker Blvd. W |
#30 – 4.97 minute response time Engine Co. |
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|
Police Station |
South Precinct |
3001 S Myrtle St. |
31.87 sq. mi. service area, |
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|
Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
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|
Library |
Columbia Branch |
4721 Rainier Ave. S |
5838 sq. ft, 1990 population served 28,342, or .21 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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|
Community Center |
Rainier Community Center |
4600 38th Ave. S |
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|
Parks |
Columbia Park |
4721 Rainier Ave. S |
2.1 acres |
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|
Genessee Park and Playfield |
4316 S Genesee St. |
57.7 acres |
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|
Rainier Playfield |
3700 S Alaska St. |
9.5 acres |
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|
Rainier Vista Cultivating communities |
4 locations in Rainier vista |
30 plots |
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|
P-Patch |
Findlay P-Patch |
4607 S. Lucile St. |
35 plots |
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Crown Hill
Existing Households (HH): 950 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 84 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 310 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 173 Acres
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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|
Fire Station |
SFD 35 |
8729 15th Ave. NW |
#35 – 4.6 minute response time Engine Co. |
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|
Police Station |
North Precinct |
10049 College Way N |
32.04 sq. mi. service area, |
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|
Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
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|
Library |
Greenwood Branch |
8016 Greenwood Ave. N |
7094 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 23,342, or .30 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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|
Parks |
Baker Park on Crown Hill |
8347 14th Ave. NW |
0.4 acres |
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|
P-Patch |
Ballard P-Patch |
25th Ave. NW & NW 85th |
78 plots |
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Eastlake
Existing Households (HH): 2665 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 103 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 380 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 200 Acres
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Fire Station |
SFD 22 |
901 East Roanoke St. |
#22 – 4.8 minute response time Engine Co., Communications Van |
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|
Police Station |
East Precinct |
1519 12th Ave. |
8.45 sq. mi. service area, |
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|
Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
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|
Library |
Henry Branch |
425 Harvard Ave. E |
4904 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 30,709, or .16 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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|
Downtown Main Library |
1000 Fourth Ave. |
166,092 sq. ft, 1990 downtown pop 21,904, citywide pop 516,334 or .32 sq. ft/capita |
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|
Parks |
Fairview Walkway |
Fairview Ave. N / E Galer St. |
0.5 acres |
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|
Fairview-Olmsted Park |
2900 Fairview Ave E |
0.8 acres |
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|
Lynn Street Mini Park |
E Lynn St / Fairview Ave. E |
0.15 acres |
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|
Roanoke Street Mini Park |
950 E Roanoke St. |
2.2 acres |
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|
Rogers Playground |
Eastlake Ave. E / E Roanoke St. |
1.9 acres |
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|
South Passage Point Park |
3320 Fuhrman Ave E |
0.664 acres |
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|
Terry Pettus Park |
E Newton St. / Fairview Ave. E |
0.9 acres |
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|
P-Patch |
Eastlake P-Patch |
2900 Fairview Ave. E |
28 plots |
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Green Lake
Existing Households (HH): 1485 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 108 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 400 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 109 Acres
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Fire Station |
SFD 16 |
6846 Oswego Pl. NE |
#16 – 4.8 minute response time Engine Co., Medic |
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|
Police Station |
North Precinct |
10049 College Way N |
32.04 sq. mi. service area, |
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|
Schools |
Green Lake Elementary All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
2400 N 65th St. |
350 students |
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|
Library |
Greenlake Branch |
7364 E. Greenlake Dr. N |
8690 sq. ft, 1990 population served 26,910, or .32 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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|
Parks |
Ravenna Boulevard |
NE Ravenna Blvd,East Green Lake Way N/20th Ave. NE |
6.4 acres |
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Greenwood-Phinney
Existing Households (HH): 1315 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 95 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 350 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 94 Acres
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Fire Station |
SFD 21 |
7304 Greenwood Ave. N |
#21 – 4.7 minute response time Engine Co. |
|||
|
Police Station |
North Precinct |
10049 College Way N |
32.04 sq. mi. service area, |
|||
|
Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
|||||
|
Library |
Greenwood Branch |
8016 Greenwood Ave. N |
7094 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 23,342, or .30 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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|
P-Patch |
Greenwood P-Patch |
3rd NW & NW 88th |
17 plots |
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Madison/Miller
Existing Households (HH): 1643 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 108 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 400 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 145 Acres
|
Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
|||
|
Fire Station |
SFD 25 |
1300 E Pine St. |
#25 – 4 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Aid, Power, Battalion |
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|
Police Station |
East Precinct |
1519 12th Ave. |
8.45 sq. mi. service area, |
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Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
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Library |
Douglass-Truth Branch |
2300 E Yesler Way |
8007 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 21,101, or .38 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Madrona Sally Goldmark Branch |
1134 33rd Ave. |
1702 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 10,724, or .16 sq. ft. capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Community Center |
Miller Community Center |
330 19th Ave. E |
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Parks |
Miller Triangle |
E Thomas St. / 20th Ave. E |
0.188 acres |
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Pendleton Miller Playfield |
400 19th Ave. E |
7.6 acres |
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P-Patch |
Republican P-Patch |
503 - 20th Ave. E |
13 plots |
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MLK Jr Wy @ Holly St
Existing Households (HH): 1064 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 217 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 800 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 375 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 28 |
5968 Rainier Ave. |
#28 – 5.1 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Medic/Aid |
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Police Station |
South Precinct |
3001 S Myrtle St. |
31.87 sq. mi. service area, |
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Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
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Library |
New Hollly Branch |
7058 32nd Ave. S |
3847sq. ft, 1990 pop served 1,145, or 3.3sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Parks |
37th Avenue South Park |
3551 S Holly St. |
5.8 acres |
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P-Patch |
Holly Park Cultivating Communities |
4 locations in Holly Park |
30 plots |
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Morgan Junction
Existing Households (HH): 1643 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 108 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 400 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 145 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 37 |
7300 35th Ave. SW |
#37 – 5.2 minute response time Engine Co. |
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SFD 32 |
3715 SW Alaska St. |
#32 – 5.2 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Medic/Aid, Air |
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Police Station |
South Precinct |
3001 S Myrtle St. |
31.87 sq. mi. service area, |
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Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
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Library |
Southwest Branch |
9010 35th Avenue SW |
7557 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 38,017, or .20 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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West Seattle Branch |
2306 42nd Ave. SW |
8178 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 33,467, or .24 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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North Beacon
Existing Households (HH): 1879 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 148 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 550 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 131 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 13 |
3601 Beacon Ave. S |
#13 – 4.7 minute response time Engine Co., Battalion |
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Police Station |
South Precinct |
3001 S Myrtle St. |
31.87 sq. mi. service area, |
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Schools |
Beacon Hill Elementary All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
2025 14th Avenue S |
325 students |
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Library |
Beacon Hill Branch |
2519 15th Ave. S |
3327 sq. ft, 1990 population served 10,578, or .31 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Parks |
Beacon Hill Playground |
1902 13th Ave. S |
3.0 acres |
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East Duwamish Greenbelt |
Carkeek Dr. S / S Burns St. |
79.8 acres |
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McClellan Place |
S McClellan St. / 16th Ave. S |
0.01 acres |
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Stevens Place |
Beacon Ave. S / 17th Ave. S |
0.19 acres |
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Rainier Beach
Existing Households (HH): 1536 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 200 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 1736 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 250 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 33 |
9645 Renton Ave. S |
#33 – 4.6 minute response time Engine Co. |
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Police Station |
South Precinct |
3001 South Myrtle St. |
31.87 sq. mi. service area, |
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Schools |
Dunlap Elementary Emerson Elementary All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
8621 46th Ave. S 9709 60th Ave. S |
350 students 375 students |
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Library |
Rainier Beach Branch |
9125 Rainier Ave. S |
9006 sq. ft. 1990 population served = 31,194, or .29 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Community Center |
Rainier Beach Comm. Ctr. |
9125 Rainier Ave. S |
1.405 acres |
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Parks |
Fletcher Place |
0.062 acres |
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Rainier Beach Lake Park |
0.231 acres |
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Rainier Beach Playfield |
8802 Rainier Ave S |
9.5 acres |
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Sturtevant Ravine |
2.808 acres |
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P-Patch |
Thistle P-Patch |
8430 - 42nd Ave. S |
99 plots |
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Roosevelt
Existing Households (HH): 1016 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 92 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 340 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 158 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 16 |
6846 Oswego Pl. NE |
#16 – 4.8 minute response time Engine Co., Medic |
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Police Station |
North Precinct |
10049 College Way N |
32.04 sq. mi. service area, |
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Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
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Library |
Greenlake Branch |
7364 E Greenlake Dr. N |
8690 sq. ft, 1990 population served 26,910, or .32 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Parks |
Froula Playground |
7200 12th Ave. NE |
2.7 acres |
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South Park
Existing Households (HH): 1037 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 95 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 350 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 263 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 26 |
800 S Cloverdale St. |
#26 – 5.0 minute response time Engine Co., Air |
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Police Station |
South Precinct |
3001 South Myrtle St. |
31.87 sq. mi. service area, |
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Schools |
Concord Elementary All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
723 S Concord St. |
275 students |
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Library |
High Point Branch |
6338 32nd Ave. SW |
2067 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 5,527, or .37 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Southwest Branch |
9010 35th Ave. SW |
7557 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 38,017, or .20 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Community Center |
South Park Community Center |
8319 8th Ave. S |
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Parks |
South Park Meadow |
9100 8th Ave S |
1.0 acres |
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South Park Playground |
738 S Sullivan St. |
5.6 acres |
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P-Patch |
South Park P-Patch |
4th Ave. S & S. Director |
36 plots |
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Upper Queen Anne
Existing Households (HH): 1115 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 81 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 300 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 53 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 8 |
110 Lee St. |
#8 – 4.9 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co. |
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Police Station |
West Precinct |
810 Virginia St. |
11.59 sq. mi. service area, |
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Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
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Library |
Queen Anne Branch |
400 W Garfield St. |
7931 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 30,977, or .26 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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P-Patch |
Queen Anne P-Patch |
3rd Ave. N & Lynn St. |
43 plots |
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Queen Anne P-Patch |
3rd Ave. N & Boston St. |
55 plots |
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Wallingford
Existing Households (HH): 2245 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 54 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 200 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 257 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 9 |
3829 Linden Ave. N |
#9 – 4.5 minute response time Engine Co., Air |
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SFD 17 |
1050 NE 50th St. |
#17 – 4.7 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder Co., Aid, Battalion |
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Police Station |
North Precinct |
10049 College Way. N |
32.04 sq. mi. service area, |
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Schools |
Bryant Elementary All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
3311 NE 60th St. |
483 students |
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Library |
Wallingford- Branch |
1501 N 45th St. |
2147 sq. ft, 1990 pop served 7,949, or .27 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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Parks |
Meridian Playground |
4649 Sunnyside Ave. N |
6.5 acres |
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Wallingford Playfield |
4219 Wallingford Ave. N |
4.5 acres |
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P-Patch |
Good Shepherd P-Patch |
4618 Bagley Ave. N |
40 plots |
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Westwood-Highland Park
Existing Households (HH): 1710 Existing Jobs: --
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 189 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: --
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 700 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: --
Land Area: 276 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 11 |
1514 SW Holden St. |
#11 – 4.7 minute response time Engine Co. |
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SFD 37 |
7300 35th Ave. SW |
#37 – 5.2 minute response time Engine Co. |
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Police Station |
South Precinct |
3001 South Myrtle St. |
31.87 sq. mi. service area, |
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Schools |
All 10 Middle Schools All 10 High Schools |
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Library |
Southwest Branch |
9010 35th Ave. SW |
7557 sq. ft, 1990 population served 38,017, or .20 sq. ft/capita + .32 sq. ft/capita in citywide facilities |
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MANUFACTURING/INDUSTRIAL CENTERS
BINMIC
Existing Households (HH): 4447 Existing Jobs: 4292
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: 410 Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 931
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: 1520 Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 3700
Land Area: 425 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 2 |
2334 4th Ave. |
#2 – 3.8 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder, Aid, Command |
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SFD 8 |
110 Lee St. |
#8 – 4.9 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder |
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SFD 9 |
3829 Linden Ave. N |
#9 – 4.5 minute response time Engine Co., Air |
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SFD 18 |
1521 NW Market St. |
#18 – 4.6 minute response time Engine Co., Ladder, Aid, HazMat Van, Battalion |
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SFD 20 |
3205 13th Ave. W |
#20 – 5.2 minute response time Engine Co. |
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Police Station |
West Precinct |
810 Virginia St. |
11.59 sq. mi. service area, |
Greater Duwamish
Existing Households (HH): 469 Existing Jobs: 62696
Expected 6-yr. HH Growth: -- Expected 6 yr. Jobs Growth: 2734
Expected 20-yr. HH Growth: -- Expected 20 yr. Job Growth: 10860
Land Area: 4936 Acres
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Facility Type |
Name |
Location |
Capacity |
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Fire Station |
SFD 5 |
925 Alaska Way |
#5 – 3.6 minute response time |
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SFD 10 |
301 Second Ave. S |
#10 – 3.7 minute response time |
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SFD 11 |
1514 SW Holden |
#11 – 4.7 minute response time |
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SFD 14 |
3224 Fourth Ave. S |
#14 – 4.9 minute response time |
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SFD 26 |
800 S Cloverdale St. |
#26 – 5.0 minute response time |
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SFD 27 |
1000 S Myrtle St. |
#27 – 4.1 minute response time |
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SFD 29 |
9645 Renton Ave. S |
#29 – 4.1 minute response time |
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SFD 36 |
3600 23rd Ave. SW |
#36 – 5 minute response time |
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Combined capacity of these stations includes: 8 Engine Companies, 2 Ladder Companies, Battalion 1 & 7, Fireboat, 3 Aid Units, HazMat Van, Foam, Marine Response Van, Heavy Rescue Equipment, Confine Space Equipment, Mobile Air Supply |
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Police Station |
South Precinct |
3001 S. Myrtle St. |
31.87 sq mi service area, |
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APPENDIX D:
Potential Future Discretionary Projects
(New Appendix Added 7/95, Amended 7/96)
Besides the facilities that are included in the City’s Capital Improvement Program CIP, there are a number of prospective capital projects that the City might undertake in the future. They are listed below in alphabetical order to provide a broad view of the City’s potential future capital spending. Projects are not listed in any priority order. Funding for these projects is not yet identified, and no decisions have been made to go forward with funding these projects.
African-American Museum*
Aquarium Redevelopment
Baseball and Football Stadiums*
Central Waterfront Bike Path
City projects included in a potential new 1996 Countywide Parks Bond Issue
Citywide Seismic Improvements
Convention Center Expansion*
Duwamish Coalition
Fiber Optic Expansion
Gas Works Park Environmental Clean-up
Holly Park
Homeless Day Center
Library Master Plan
LINC expansion
Memorial Stadium Relocation
Municipal Court Facilities
Neighborhood Planning Capital Projects
Parks Master Plan
Sand Point Redevelopment
Seattle Center Bus Barn Demolition and Environmental Clean-up
Seattle Center Master Plan
Sobering Center
South Downtown Study Area Improvements
Southwest Harbor Project *
Spokane St. Viaduct Safety Improvements
Systems Garage
Telecommunications Improvements
* Projects with an * are not under the jurisdiction of the City, but are owned or sponsored by another government agency or private organization. It is possible that the City might participate in funding for these projects.
APPENDIX D:
Potential Future Discretionary Projects
(New Appendix Added 7/95
Besides the facilities that are included in the City’s Capital Improvement Program (CIP), there are a number of prospective capital projects that the City might undertake or fund in the future. They are listed below in alphabetical order to provide a broad view of the City’s potential future capital spending. Projects are not listed in any priority order. Funding for these projects is not yet identified, and no decisions have been made to go forward with funding these projects.
African-American Heritage Museum*
Aquarium Redevelopment
Central Waterfront Bike Path
Chinese Garden at South Seattle Community College*
City projects included in a potential new Countywide Parks Bond Issue
Citywide Training Campus
Comorant Cove development
Duwamish Coalition
Downtown Circulator
Fiber Optic Expansion
Fire Station Upgrade and Expansion
Gas Works Park Environmental Clean-up (will be 2000 supplemental)
Holly Park Phase III*
Homeless Day Center*
Little City Halls
Memorial Stadium Relocation*
Memorial Stadium Site Development*
Mercer Arena Renovation
Mercer Arena/South Lake Union (includes Roy Street Underpass and Valley/Fairview intersection straightening)Mercer Street Open Space and Pedestrian Improvements
Monorail Expansion*
Monorail Platform Expansion
Museum of History and Industry*
Neighborhood Planning Capital Projects
Neighborhood Service Centers
North Police Precinct Expansion
Seattle Parks and Recreation Master Plan 2000
Potlatch Trail
Roy Street Shops Replacement (in CIP)
Sand Point Redevelopment
Sculpture Garden at Elliott and Broad
Seattle Center 5th Avenue Parking Lot Development
Seattle Center Bus Barn Clean-up (Next Phase)
Seattle Center Master Plan Updates
Seattle Transit Initiative
South Downtown Study Area Improvements
South Lake Union City property redevelopment
South Lake Union Transportation Improvements
Southwest Harbor Project *
Telecommunications Improvements
TransLake* (includes early action items)
Urban Trails Plan Implementation
West Seattle Stadium
Zoo Improvements
* At the time of publication, projects with an * are not or may not be under the jurisdiction of the City, but are or may be owned or sponsored by another government agency or private organization. The City might participate in funding or these project