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Central – X. Xxxxxxxx Street to the Battery Street Tunnel In the central section, the Tunnel Alternative has several options. The tunnel’s south portal would be near X. Xxxxxxxx Street, not X. Xxxx Street as described in the Draft EIS. The tunnel would carry both directions of traffic in either a stacked or a side‐by‐side alignment. Neither alignment would have ramps to Columbia, Seneca, or Pike Streets, but both would have ramps to Xxxxxxx and Western Avenues and the King Street ramps in the south section. Access to the Xxxxxx Dock Ferry Terminal and vehicle holding areas are slightly different. Both of the tunnel alignments could be matched with options for crossing over the BNSF railroad tracks and crossing either over or under Xxxxxxx and Western Avenues. A lid structure (Xxxxxxxxxxx Park Lid) or a partial lid structure (the Xxxxxxxxxxx Park Walkway) would connect Xxxxxxxxxxx Park to the central waterfront. For purposes of analysis, two combinations of options are evaluated for the central section of the Tunnel Alternative. Stacked Tunnel Alignment, Under Xxxxxxx/Western, with Xxxxxxxxxxx Park Walkway The stacked tunnel alignment would have three lanes of traffic in each direction, and the tunnel would be a double‐level structure. The alignment would transition to a side‐by‐side aerial structure at Union Street. The aerial structure would then pass over the BNSF rail tracks and enter a cut section, with Xxxxxxx and Western Avenues on bridge structures above SR 99, and enter the Battery Street Tunnel. This alignment includes the Xxxxxxxxxxx Park Walkway connecting Xxxxxxxxxxx Park to the central waterfront. The Alaskan Way surface street would be rebuilt with bike lanes on both sides and a double track for the waterfront streetcar down the center.
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Central – X. Xxxxxxxx Street to the Battery Street Tunnel In the central section of the project corridor, the Elevated Structure Alternative would be different from the design configuration described and evaluated in the Draft EIS. The Draft EIS Rebuild Alternative continued to use the right‐of‐ way of the existing facility, but the Elevated Structure Alternative would be wider by approximately 20 feet. Along the central waterfront, the new structure would maximize the use of the existing facility footprint. In the central section, most of the wider portion of the new facility would be to the west of the existing facility. Where the structure is transitioning to or from the double‐level aerial structure, portions of the aerial structure would extend considerably west (towards the waterfront) of the existing footprint. Ramps would be replaced at Columbia and Seneca Streets as well as Western and Xxxxxxx Avenues. The ramps at Battery Street would be reserved for emergency vehicle use only. There would be no lid structure to connect Xxxxxxxxxxx Park to the waterfront, but bike lanes would be added to either side of Alaskan Way. The waterfront streetcar tracks would be rebuilt. Only four buildings would be acquired. This property acquisition would include a mixed‐use building with one apartment and may displace CASA Latina if the agency does not move in the near future as currently planned. Following construction, traffic conditions would be similar to described conditions for the Draft EIS Rebuild Alternative, but parking availability would be different. The evaluation of parking indicated a loss of 249 spaces in the central waterfront area, which remains a small portion of the more than 22,000 spaces available in the area and 72 percent utilization rate (PSRC 2004). Despite the differences in the design of the central section of the project corridor, the effects on social resources would be nearly the same as described above for the Tunnel Alternative in Section 5.3.2, Neighborhood Cohesion. The only social resource that would be acquired would be one small mixed‐ use property with a residential apartment. Portions of several piers would be affected. An estimated 147 jobs would be displaced, which is a very small proportion of the more than 89,000 jobs in the central section area (U.S. Bureau of the Census 2003). These are fewer effects than were described for the Tunnel Alternative. Overall, the traffic patterns, access routes to downtown, and congestion would be somewh...

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