CONNECTIONS IN ADDITION TO THE CHILDREN OF …...Focus Area SPACE RELATIONSHIPS The Program Requirements matrix describes the footprint of placemaking features in the Focus Area, ensuring

Focus Area

SPACE RELATION

SHIPS

The Program

Requirem

ents matrix describes the footprint of placem

aking features in the Focus A

rea, ensuring the features are the appropriate scale in the space. The Bubble

Diagram

helps plan the features that are suitable for the area and their relationship to each other. S T E P

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in charrettes and design recomm

endations from the

it of Parts, a preious

planning docum

ent. Please write about w

hich features would be m

ost suitable for the Focus Area, w

hat values and goals they achieve, and w

hat kind of look and feel they should have.

What kind of them

e supports the identity of the focus area (i.e. railroad or horses)?

What are som

e existing natural features that are important to the focus area (i.e. a great view

or near the river?) W

hat are some potential natural or vegetation features that w

ould enhance placemaking?

Are there special places, stores, parks, street ends, or view

sheds that the focus area should connect to? 21

S T E P

S T E P

OPPO

RTUNITIES

PLACEMAKING/ CULTURAL/ HISTO

RICAL/ THEMATIC CHARACTERISTICS

OVERVIEW

NATURAL FEATURES

CONNECTIO

NS IN ADDITION TO

THE CHILDREN OF THE SUN TRAIL

CONSTRAINTS

IMPLEM

ENTATION

What are som

e ideas for implem

entation (i.e. publicprivate partnerships)?

Children of the Sun TrailTraffic

WSDOT owned landNoise and dust from the road

Hillyard’s history with the railroad

Harmon Field, Bismark/Central/Columbia street ends, Hillyard skateboard park, Hillyard aquatic center

FEATURESSTICKER SO

LUTION PHO

TOS

KIT OF PARTS

ACTIVITIES SUPPORTED &

DESIRED CHARACTERISTICS

Trail connection Plaza1. Bike repair station2. Shelter3. Information Kiosk

PlazaExample: Biking

Wayfinding &

Gateway Features

Historical Theme, TrainsExample: Historical elements

Stormwater Basin1. Ampitheater

Example: Picnicking

Placemaking Infrastructure

Plaza-type SpaceExample: Conduit

NSC Walls:

How should walls, if needed, be designed?

Wall Treatment

Example: Basalt elements

Children of the Sun Trail: How do the trail and focus area interact?

Example: Easy to access

Place Links: Does the Kit of Parts design support the focus area design efforts?

Residents and visitors use the recreation facilities north of the H

illyard Historic Business D

istrict to swim

, skate, and play w

ith friends and neighbors. Placemaking evaluations show

a need for safety in the area and m

ore complete am

enities. Charrette results show

a desire for trail amenities and design treatm

ents of the storm

water facility.

NORTH HILLYARD

, Hillyard skateboard park, Hillyard aquatic center

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GaG

FEATURESIZE / Q

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RITY

Trail connection Plaza• Repair station• Shelter• Information Kiosk

12,000 SF• 1 Ea• 800 SF• 1 Ea

$192,000• $1,000• $96,000• $35,000

Wayfinding Gateway Landmark1 Ea

$17,500

Stormwater Basin Park Features• Ponderosa Pine• Continuous concrete Seating

element

• 50 Ea• 100 CY

• $87,500• $41,000

Focus Area Program Initial Cost$470,000

Note: These features shown in the Workshop 4, Sept 17, 2018 were dropped from consideration for the above list• Stormwater Ampitheater

NO

RTH

HILLYA

RD

PRO

GR

AM

SPAC

E REQ

UIR

EMEN

TS

FEATURE

SIZE/QUAN

ITYUNITS

INITIAL U

NIT CO

STUNITS

INITIAL CO

ST DOLLARS

PRIORITY

Trail Connection Plaza13200

SF17

$/SF224400

Repair Station1EA

1000EA

1000 Shelter

800SF

120$/SF

96000 Inform

ation Kiosk1EA

35000EA

35000Wayfinding G

ateway Landm

ar k1EA

17500EA

17500Storm

water Basin Park Features

Ponderosa Pine38

EA1750

$/EA66500

Native G

rasses38

EA35

$/EA1330

Lilac38

EA155

$/EA5890

Continuous Concrete Seating Element

120CY

455$/CY

54600

Focus Area Program Initial Cost

502220

Note: These features show

n in the Workshop 4 Sept 17 2018 w

ere dropped from consideration for the above list

Stormwater Basin Am

phitheater

DRAFT Conceptual DesignSubject to Revision

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Mar

ket

Columbia

Decatur

Central

Bismark

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Focus Area - N Hillyard

PINE

LegendSRTC & City Bike Routes

Bicycle Lane

Signed Shared roadway

Shared Roadway

Communter/Recreation route

Bike Friendly Route

"S Road Closures

Future Railroad

CONTINUOUS BENCH WALLINFORMATION KIOSK

SHELTER

REPAIR STATION

DRAFTConceptual DesignSubject to Revision

10/1/2018

Focus Area

SPACE RELATION

SHIPS

The Program

Requirem




Diagram


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TERIST

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ing matrix is partially

lled-in with the N

SC Sticker Solutions that w

ere recomm

ended by the com

munity in charrettes and design recom

mendations from

the Kit of Parts, a previous N

SC planning

document. Please w

rite about which features w

ould be most suitable for the Focus A

rea, what values and

goals they achieve, and what kind of look and feel they should have.

What kind of them


What are som







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S T E P

OPPO

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OVERVIEW

NATURAL FEATURES

CONNECTIO

NS IN ADDITION TO


CONSTRAINTS

IMPLEM

ENTATION

What are som

e ideas for implem

entation (i.e. public-private partnerships)?

Noise and dust from the road


Hillyard’s history with the railroad *

Traffic

WSDOT owned land-

Children of the Sun Trail-

FEATURESSTICKER SO

LUTION PHO

TOS

KIT OF PARTS



Trail connection Plaza@

Queen1. Bike repair station2. Shelter3. Information Kiosk-neighborhood businesses signage4. Seating5. Emergency Call Box6. Public/private Cafe Space7. Public Art Installations8. Ornamental Fencing

Mural Wall, Plaza

Example: Biking• work w/ museum displays• good Farmer’s Market space &

other public gatherings• easy on/off trail (open)


Example: Conduit• working w/ STA for good transit• conduit in walls if not already lit

NSC Walls:


-Noise Wall Area

(full length through Hillyard)1. Landscape Elements2. Surface Treatments

-Retaining Wall Area

1. Landscape Elements2. Surface Treatments ecograss

Cultural Wall Decoration

Example: Basalt elements• solar lights• grid to hang art on• some openings in wall• evocotive of the buildings• lights! lights! lights!• railroad theme, subtle


• side streets dead end into bollards, open to trail

• open to business district, w/o 208 swales (put it on east if necessary)


Place Links: Does the Kit of Parts design support the focus area design efforts?yes

This cultural center of H

illyard attracts residents and visitors to shop, eat, and mingle at the stores and

events hosted on Market St. W

ellesley Ave and M

arket St are important access points betw

een east and w

est Hillyard. Placem

aking evaluations show a need to protect, enhance, and diversify businesses along

Market St as w

ell as improve pedestrian safety and access to the area. C

harrette results show a desire for

historic themes to be integrated into design elem

ents like noise walls, artistic features and trail am

enities, Safety and neighborhood identity are param

ount conerns to residents of the area.

HILLYARD HISTORIC BUSINESS DISTRICT

*

Trail network info

can the freeway side be attractive?

FEATURESIZE / Q

UANTITYINITIAL CO

STM

AINTENANCE CO

STPRIO

RITY


12,000 SF• 1 Ea• 800 SF• 1 Ea

$192,000• $1,000• $96,000• $35,000


$17,500


element

• 50 Ea• 100 CY

• $87,500• $41,000



HILLYAR

D H

ISTOR

IC B

USIN

ESS DISTR

ICT SPAC

E REQ

UIR

EMEN

TS

FEATURE

SIZE/QUAN

ITYUNITS

INITIAL U

NIT CO

STUNITS

INITIAL CO

ST DOLLARS

PRIORITY


SF17

$/SF238000

Shelter800

EA120

$/SF96000


120CY

455$/CY

54600 Inform

ation Kiosk with neighborhood business directory

1EA

35000EA

35000 Em

ergency Call Box1EA

10000EA

10000 O

rnamental Fence

300LF

58$/LF

17400 Public Art Installation Retaining W

all Areas Landscape Elem

ents Surface Treatm

entsNoise W


ents Ponderosa Pine

12EA

1750$/EA

21000 N

ative Grasses

16EA

35$/EA

560 Lilac

16EA

155$/EA

2480 Surface Treatm

ents320

SF11

$/SF3520

Visual Mitigation W

all1200

LF300

$/LF360000


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Trail Connection Plaza:Repair Statation, Public Private Café Space

Fields left blank are typically included in other elements.


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Hav

en

Queen

Olympic

Gre

ene

Wabash

Everett

Diamond

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Focus Area - HBD

VISUAL MITIGATION WALL

PLAZA

INFORMATION KIOSKW/ BUSINESS DIRECTORY

EMERGENCY CALL BOX

PONDEROSA PINE

VISUAL MITIGATION WALL

LegendSRTC & City Bike Routes

Bicycle Lane


Shared Roadway


Bike Friendly Route

Future Railroad

"S Road Closures

SHELTERS TRELLIS AT WALL

WALL BENCHW/ ORNAMENTAL FENCE


10/1/2018

Focus Area

SPACE RELATION

SHIPS

The Program

Requirem




Diagram


PR

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RAC

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SC planning

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What kind of them


What are som







S T E P

S T E P

OPPO

RTUNITIES



OVERVIEW

NATURAL FEATURES

CONNECTIO

NS IN ADDITION TO


CONSTRAINTS

IMPLEM

ENTATION

What are som

e ideas for implem


Children of the Sun Trail



Hillyard’s history with the railroad-

Traffic +++,

WSDOT owned land-

FEATURESSTICKER SO

LUTION PHO

TOS

KIT OF PARTS



Trail connection Plaza1. Play Area2. Skate Park

• South of Wellesley should be carefully planned for private use, not play area

Example: Leisure activities- doesn’t work in this location

Wayfinding &

Gateway Features

Historical Theme, HorsesExample: Historical elements

Under-Bridge Lighting& Design Area

Example: Safe at night• Pedestrian safety

Bus Shelter

• Full shelter

Roundabout Feature Area

Native Plant Bioswell• @

NSC Bioswale• Between Mkt & Haven:

Wayfinding and attractive signage


• Overnight camping- “hostel”Example: Conduit• Need for Hotel/Hostel campsite

NSC Walls:


-Retaining Wall Area

1. Landscape Elements2. Surface Treatments

Decorative Walls

Example: Murals• Same as Historic District


Example: Easy to access• Same as Historic District


• Yes

Residents and w

orkers use this important intersection to m

ove between east and w

est Hillyard to get to

work, hom

e, and local shopping and recreational amenities. Placem

aking evaluation results show a need for

trafc control (such as roundabouts to access m

ultiple directions of travel) and improved pedestrian and

bicycle facilities (such as complete sidew

alks). Charrette results show

a desire for gateway and w

aynding

features, artistic elements, and plenty of lighting.

WELLESLEY AVE & MARKET ST

Good

FEATURESIZE / Q

UANTITYINITIAL CO

STM

AINTENANCE CO

STPRIO

RITY


12,000 SF• 1 Ea• 800 SF• 1 Ea

$192,000• $1,000• $96,000• $35,000


$17,500


element

• 50 Ea• 100 CY

• $87,500• $41,000



WELLESLEY AR

EA SPACE R

EQU

IREM

ENTS

FEATURE

SIZE/QUAN

ITYUNITS

INITIAL U

NIT CO

STUNITS

INITIAL CO

ST DOLLARS

PRIORITY


SF17

$/SF156400

Bus Shelter1EA

15000$/EA

15000Wayfinding G

ateway Landm

ark1EA

17500EA

17500Retaining W


ents Ponderosa Pine

35EA

1750$/EA

61250 N

ative Grasses

25EA

35$/EA

875 Lilac

25EA

155$/EA

3875 Surface Treatm

ents5800

SF11

$/SF63800

Roundabout Areas Iconic Elem

ents12

CY800

$/CY9600

NSC U

nderbridge Areas Lighting

12EA

900$/EA

10800 Iconic Elem

ents72

CY800

$/CY57600


396700




Trail Connection Plaza:Play Area, Skate Park


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Mar

ket

Broad

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Focus Area - Wellesley LegendSRTC & City Bike Routes

Bicycle Lane


Shared Roadway


Bike Friendly Route

"S Road Closures

Future Railroad

PLAZA

WAYFINDINGGATEWAY

LANDMARK

ICONICBRIDGE

ELEMENTS

RETAINING WALLSURFACE TREATMENTS

NSC UNDERBRIDGEAREA LIGHTING

RETAINING WALLLANDSCAPE ELEMENTS

BUS SHELTER


10/1/2018

Focus Area

SPACE RELATION

SHIPS

The Program

Requirem




Diagram


PR

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RA

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MAT

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RAC

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mendations from


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What kind of them


What are som







S T E P

S T E P

OPPO

RTUNITIES



OVERVIEW

NATURAL FEATURES

CONNECTIO

NS IN ADDITION TO


CONSTRAINTS

IMPLEM

ENTATION

What are som

e ideas for implem






FEATURESSTICKER SO

LUTION PHO

TOS

KIT OF PARTS

Activities Supported & Desired characteristics

Trail connection Plaza1. Bike repair station2. Shelter3. Information Kiosk (interpretive)4. Seating5. Public/private Cafe Space (food truck)6. Side Street Performance Areas7. Emergency Call Box8. Dog Park


Wayfinding &

Gateway FeaturesHistorical Theme, Horses

Example: Historical elements

Bus ShelterExample: Riding the bus

Pedestrian Bridge1. Iconic2. Gateway3. Landscape Planting4. Multi-use Trail Deck5. Seating

Pedestrian BridgeExample: Biking


Example: Conduit

NSC Walls:


-Noise Wall Area

1. Landscape Elements2. Surface Treatments

Example: Basalt elements• Prevent tagging


Example: Easy to access• As the crossover piece, need to

have good signage


The pedestrian bridge planned for G

arland Ave w

ould provide a connection for residents and visitors to w

alk or ride bikes to destinations on either side of the NSC

. Residents, visitors, and school children have

comm

ented on the importance of the bridge to reach residential areas, parks, schools, and the M

arketplace shopping center. Placem

aking evaluations show a need for increased safety in the area and accessible

connections to destinations. There is also a need to enhance the existing environm

ent through landscaping and am

enities, such as seating and activities at both ends of the bridge. Charrette results show

a desire for a “green” bridge that is also a gatew

ay feature, building identity of the neighborhoods.

GARLAND AVE

terterr

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skk(interpretive)(intnte

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FEATURESIZE / Q

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STM

AINTENANCE CO

STPRIO

RITY


12,000 SF• 1 Ea• 800 SF• 1 Ea

$192,000• $1,000• $96,000• $35,000


$17,500


element

• 50 Ea• 100 CY

• $87,500• $41,000



GAR

LAND

FOC

US AR

EA SPACE R

EQU

IREM

ENTS

FEATURE

SIZE/QUAN

ITYUNITS

INITIAL U

NIT CO

STUNITS

INITIAL CO

ST DOLLARS

PRIORITY


SF17

$/SF45900


44CY

455$/CY

20020 Inform

ation Kiosk with neighborhood business directory

1EA

35000EA

35000 Em

ergency Call Box1EA

10000EA

10000Wayfinding G

ateway Landm

ark1EA

17500EA

17500Retaining W


ents Ponderosa Pine

10EA

1750$/EA

17500 N

ative Grasses

25EA

35$/EA

875 Lilac

25EA

155$/EA

3875 Surface Treatm

ents770

SF11

$/SF8470

Noise W


ents Surface Treatm

ents Storm

water N

ature Urban Forrest Feature

Pedestrian Bridge Seating M

ulti Use Deck

Lighting Recessed U

plights4EA

900$/EA

3600 W

alkway Lighting

18EA

1112$/EA

20016 Iconic Elem

ents72

CY800

$/CY57600


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Trail Connection Plaza: Repair Station,Shelter,Public Private Café Space, Side Street Performance Areas, Dog Park

Bus Shelter, Pedestrian Bridge Underbridge Lighting and Landscape Planting on bridge



10/1/2018

Gre

ene

Walton

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Focus Area - Garland LegendSRTC & City Bike Routes

Bicycle Lane


Shared Roadway


Bike Friendly Route

"S Road Closures

Future Railroad

RETAINING WALL PLANTINGS

RETAINING WALLSURFACE TREATMENTS

SEATING UPPERPLAZA WEST

KIOSKLOWER PLAZA

WAYFINDINGGATEWAY LANDMARK

LIGHTING ONBRIDGE DECK

ICONICFEATURES

UPPER PLAZA EAST

SEATING

EMERGENCY CALL BOX

NOISE WALLSURFACE TREATMENTS

NOISE WALLLANDSCAPE FEATURES

URBAN FOREST FEATURE


10/1/2018

Focus Area

SPACE RELATION

SHIPS

The Program

Requirem




Diagram


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BU

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lacemaking

PROG

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MAT

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HA

RAC

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mendations from


SC planning

document. Please w





What kind of them


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S T E P

S T E P

OPPO

RTUNITIES



OVERVIEW

NATURAL FEATURES

CONNECTIO

NS IN ADDITION TO


CONSTRAINTS

IMPLEM

ENTATION

What are som

e ideas for implem



WSDOT owned land




Traffic

FEATURESSTICKER SO

LUTION PHO

TOS

KIT OF PARTS



Trail Connection Plaza1. Bike Repair Station2. Shelter3. Seating4. Information Kiosk - interpretive5. Emergency Call Box6. Dog Park


Wayfinding &

Gateway Features

Historical Theme, HorsesExample: Historical elements

Stormwater Basin1. Community Garden

Example: Fences


Example: Conduit

NSC Walls:


-Retaining Wall Areas

1. Murals2. Wood Timber3. Native Plants Buffer4. Enhanced Surface Textures- artistic5. Integrated Planters

-Noise Wall Areas

1. Semitransparent Materials2. Native Plants Buffer

Decorative Walls

Example: Murals




S. Market St is a busy arterial w

ith a variety of restaurants and comm

ercial services that people drive to and through to get to their destinations. Placem

aking evaluations show a need for traf

c calming and

exibility for cars as w

ell as enhancements to the pedestrian realm

for safety and comfort. C

harrette results show

a comm

unity desire for noise walls and iconic features that distinguish an identity for the area.

S. MARKET STREET BUSINESSES

FEATURESIZE / Q

UANTITYINITIAL CO

STM

AINTENANCE CO

STPRIO

RITY


12,000 SF• 1 Ea• 800 SF• 1 Ea

$192,000• $1,000• $96,000• $35,000


$17,500


element

• 50 Ea• 100 CY

• $87,500• $41,000



SOU

TH M

ARK

ET STREET B

USSIN

ESSES SPACE R

EQU

IREM

ENTS

FEATURE

SIZE/QUAN

ITYUNITS

INITIAL U

NIT CO

STUNITS

INITIAL CO

ST DOLLARS

PRIORITY


SF17

$/SF326400

Shelter625

EA120

$/SF75000


40CY

455$/CY

18200 Inform

ation Kiosk 1EA

35000EA

35000 Em

ergency Call Box1EA

10000EA

10000 O

pen AreasBus Shelter

2EA

15000$/EA

30000Wayfinding G

ateway Landm

ark1EA

17500EA

17500Retaining W


ents with integrated native planters

Ponderosa Pine15

EA1750

$/EA26250

Native G

rasses25

EA35

$/EA875

Lilac25

EA155

$/EA3875

Wood M

aterials 40

SY158

$/SY6320

Murals

Noise W


ents with native plant buffers

Surface Treatments

8000SF

11$/SF

88000 Sem

i‐Transparent Materials

NSC U

nderbridge Areas Iconic Elem

ents24

CY800

$/CY19200

Climbing W

all Lighting Recessed U

plights4EA

900$/EA

3600 W

alkway Lighting

4EA

1112$/EA

4448 Iconic Elem

ents72

CY800

$/CY57600


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Trail Connection Plaza:Repair Statation, Dog Park,Bus Shelter,Playground, Swing Set,Basketball Court

Side Street Summer Event Space



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ph

Fa

Gre

ene

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Focus Area - S Market St LegendSRTC & City Bike Routes

Bicycle Lane


Shared Roadway


Bike Friendly Route

"S Road Closures

Future Railroad

BUS SHELTER

BUS SHELTER

ICONIC FEATURES

OPEN AREA

CLIMBING WALL WITH MURAL

NSC UNDERBRIDGELIGHTING

WOOD TIMBERRETAINING WALL,PLANTER BOXES

CALL BOX

WAYFINDINGGATEWAY

LANDMARK

CONCRETESEATING

WALL BENCH

INFORMATIONKIOSK

PLAZA

RETAINING WALLW/ INTEGRATED

NATIVE PLANTING

SHELTER

PONDEROSA PINE


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SPACE RELATION

SHIPS

The Program

Requirem




Diagram


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MAT

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RAC

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SC planning

document. Please w





What kind of them


What are som







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S T E P

OPPO

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OVERVIEW

NATURAL FEATURES

CONNECTIO

NS IN ADDITION TO


CONSTRAINTS

IMPLEM

ENTATION

What are som

e ideas for implem






FEATURESSTICKER SO

LUTION PHO

TOS

KIT OF PARTS

Activities Supported & Desired characteristics

Trail Connection Plaza1. Bike Repair Station2. Shelter3. Seating4. Information Kiosk - interpretive5. Dog Station6. Public/private Cafe Space7. Bike Lockers8. Restrooms

PlazaExample: Biking• Restrooms

Wayfinding &

Gateway FeaturesHistorical Theme?

Example: Historical elements

Pedestrian Bridge1. Gateway2. Iconic Landscape Planting on Deck3. Multi-use

Pedestrian BridgeExample: Safe crossing


Example: Conduit

NSC Walls:


-Retaining Wall Areas

1. Murals2. Wood Timber3. Enhanced Surface Textures- artistic5. Integrated Planters6. Native vegetation on berm of NSC

-Noise Wall Areas

1. Non-vegetative Surfaces

Decorative Walls

Example: Vegetation on walls


• Dog waste stations• Smalls parks at ends of streets• Benches at ends of streets• Space for BB court• Natural park benches• Waste collection

• Include lightingExample: Easy to access• Pg. 62 Kit of Parts for berm

plantings

• Place Links: • Does the Kit of Parts

design support the focus area design efforts?

• Plazas need power/lighting• How to maintain vegetation• Wayfinding- especially for

ancillary trails• Theme- wildhorses (?)

• Lighting in wall• Lighting in underpasses &

tunnels

• Historical references in wayfinding

ILLINOIS AVE

Illinois Ave connects Bem

iss to central Spokane at the top of a scenic bluff. The com

munity identi

ed the street as a route for pedestrians and bicyclists to travel betw

een destinations and an area for placemaking

efforts. The intersection w

ith Market St has been identi

ed as an auxiliary route, or an enhanced pedestrian environm

ent that helps connect the comm

unity to the Children of the Sun Trail.

Market @ Illinois

Restrooms

Racks

FEATURESIZE / Q

UANTITYINITIAL CO

STM

AINTENANCE CO

STPRIO

RITY


12,000 SF• 1 Ea• 800 SF• 1 Ea

$192,000• $1,000• $96,000• $35,000


$17,500


element

• 50 Ea• 100 CY

• $87,500• $41,000



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SIZE/QUAN

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INITIAL U

NIT CO

STUNITS

INITIAL CO

ST DOLLARS

PRIORITY


SF17

$/SF238000

Repair Station Shelter w

ith restrooms

1500EA

250$/SF

375000 Continuous Concrete Seating Elem

ent40

CY455

$/CY18200

Bike Racks1EA

1000$/EA

1000 Inform

ation Kiosk1EA

35000EA

35000 Public Private Café SpaceWayfinding G

ateway Landm

ark1EA

17500EA

17500Retaining W


ents65

EA1750

$/EA113750

Ponderosa Pine65

EA35

$/EA2275

Native G

rasses65

EA155

$/EA10075

Lilac M

urals3840

SF11

$/SF42240

Surface Treatments

Noise W

all Areas N

on Vegetative SurfacesPedestrian Crossing Iconic Elem

ents24

CY800

$/CY19200

Multi U

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Deck Landscape Planting


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Focus Area - Illinois LegendSRTC & City Bike Routes

Bicycle Lane


Shared Roadway


Bike Friendly Route

"S Road Closures

Future Railroad

INFORMATION KIOSK

SHELTER W/ RESTROOMS

BIKE REPAIRSTATION & RAKES

SEATINGCONTINOUS CONCRETE

PUBLIC/PRIVATECAFE SPACE

WAYFINDINGGATEWAY LANDMARK

W/ WILDHORSES THEME

TUNNEL ORPEDESTRIAN BRIDGE

TO EAST SIDE OF NSC

PARK-LIKE FEATURESAT ENDS OF STREETSW/ BENCHES AND LIGHTING

WILDHORSE THEMEON WALLS TO CARLISLE AVE


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KIT OF PARTS



Trail Connection Plaza1. Bike Repair Station2. Shelter3. Information Kiosk -interpretive4. Seating5. Bike Lockers

PlazaExample: Biking• View point plaza• Bathrooms• Water refill• Music/events• Food

Wayfinding &

Gateway FeaturesHistorical Theme?

Example: Historical elements• All trails meet

Boat Launch / swimmingExample: River access• U-district links...to area launch?

Pedestrian Bridge1. Iconic2. Gateway3. Landscaping Planting On Deck4. Public Art Murals5. Architectural Surfaces6. Artistic Lighting

Pedestrian BridgeExample: Safe crossing• Belvedere• Fishing• Sitting

Stormwater Basin 1. Pervious Street Parking Strip2. Park Uses

Native GrassesExample: Leisure actvities• Possible dog park (beneath

skyway?)


• Power charging for phones

Example: Conduit

NSC Walls:


-Retaining Walls Area

1. Murals

Decorative Walls

Example: Murals


Example: Easy to access• This is point crossing point for

CoST, Centennial, Millwood, and Tuffys


GREENE ST BRIDGE

Residents and visitors drive, w

alk, and bike over the Greene St Bridge to cross the Spokane R

iver. Pedestrians and bicyclists pass under the bridge on the C

entennial Trail, where they can view

the historic arches and the river. Placem

aking evaluations show a need to protect, enhance, connect, and rem

ake the area by providing activities under the N

SC Skyw

ay and creating a trail hub for the Children of the Sun Trail and

its intersections with other nearby trails. C

harrette results show a desire for a m

ore activated space with

landmarks and w

aynding features.

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Example: Conduit

see map for number locations in the focus area

North Side of River

FEATURESIZE / Q

UANTITYINITIAL CO

STM

AINTENANCE CO

STPRIO

RITY


12,000 SF• 1 Ea• 800 SF• 1 Ea

$192,000• $1,000• $96,000• $35,000


$17,500


element

• 50 Ea• 100 CY

• $87,500• $41,000



GR

EENE STR

EET SPACE R

EQU

IREM

ENTS

FEATURE

SIZE/QUAN

ITYUNITS

INITIAL U

NIT CO

STUNITS

INITIAL CO

ST DOLLARS

PRIORITY


SF17

$/SF204000

Shelter with restroom

1200EA

250$/SF

300000 Continuous Concrete Seating Elem

ent88

CY455

$/CY40040

Information Kiosk w

ith neighborhood business directory1EA

35000EA

35000 Terrace W

alls435

SY158

$/SY68730

Retaining Wall Areas

Landscape Elements

Ponderosa Pine45

EA1750

$/EA78750

Native G

rasses45

EA35

$/EA1575

Lilac45

EA155

$/EA6975

Murals

Storm W

ater Basin Park U

sesBoat LaunchPedestrian River Crossing Bridge Iconic /G

atewayElem

ents36

CY800

$/CY28800

LightingSkyw

ay Beneath Surface Treatm

ents7900

SF11

$/SF86900

Playground Dog Park Clim

bing Wall

Basketball Court Lighting Recessed U

plights5EA

900$/EA

4500 W

alkway Lighting

12EA

1112$/EA

13344 Am

phitheater Skatepark


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Focus Area - Greene St LegendSRTC & City Bike Routes

Bicycle Lane


Shared Roadway


Bike Friendly Route

"S Road Closures

Future Railroad

STREET END VIEWLIGHTING & SEATING

RETAINING WALLW/ SURFACE TREATMENTS

ICONIC BRIDGE FEATURES

NSC BRIDGE COLUMNSFOR MURAL & CLIMBING WALL

BOAT LAUNCH

MURAL WALLAT BRIDGE ABUTMENT

UNDERBRIDGELIGHTING

SHELTERW/ BATHROOMS

CONTINUOUSCONCRETE SEATING

PLAZA MULTI-USE SPACESUPPORTING ACTIVITIES- PLAY- PERFORMANCE- SKATING- BASKETBALL

PONDEROSA PINE& NATIVE PLANTINGS

DOG PARK AREAUNDER NSC

ACCESS TOAMPITHEATER SEATING

& DOG PARK AREA

INFORMATION KIOSK

WAYFINDING LANDMARK

LIGHTING ONBRIDGE DECK

PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE

ICONIC ELEMENTS

PONDEROSA PINE& PARK-LIKE FEATURES AT

BOTH STORMWATER BASINS


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Documents

CONNECTIONS IN ADDITION TO THE CHILDREN OF …...Focus Area SPACE RELATIONSHIPS The Program Requirements matrix describes the footprint of placemaking features in the Focus Area, ensuring