Project Study Area Overview Sample Clauses

Project Study Area Overview. As described in detail in Section 2.3, the project study area has been extended three blocks north of Xxxx Street to Xxxxxxxx Street in the north end since the issuance of the 2004 Draft EIS Appendix I. To help the reader follow the analysis in the following chapters, updated exhibits from the 2004 technical memorandum are included: Exhibit 4‐1. Map of the Neighborhoods in the Study Area Exhibit 4‐2. Map of Social Resources: South Section Exhibit 4‐3. Map of Social Resources: Central Section Exhibit 4‐4. Map of Social Resources: North Section The expanded area has diverse land uses similar to the project area immediately to the south, but overall it is more predominantly residential. On the west side of Aurora Avenue N., land uses are primarily residential— single‐family, duplexes, multi‐family apartment buildings, and condominium complexes. Automobile‐oriented retail commercial, multi‐family residential, office, and light industrial land uses characterize the blocks between Aurora Avenue N. and Westlake Avenue N. Offices, retail uses, and marine‐oriented businesses line the shore of Lake Union. Exhibit 4‐4 shows the social resources in the north section, including the expanded area. This expanded area is on the edge of the Uptown (Lower Xxxxx Xxxx) neighborhood, which is described in the 2004 Draft EIS Appendix I, Social Resources Technical Memorandum. Xxxxx Xxxx Ave N Lake Union Xxxxxx St UPTOWN SOUTH LAKE Broad St UNION 5 Alaskan Way Battery St Xxxxxxx St BELLTOWN Xxxxx Way XXXXX TRIANGLE 4th Ave 1st Ave Alaskan Way Viaduct Pike St Seneca St Columbia St COMMERCIAL CORE Yesler Way King St Xxxxxxx Bay PIONEER SQUARE S Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Way E Marginal Way X X Xxxxxxx St 4th Ave S 1st Ave X X Xxxxxx St DUWAMISH S Spokane St Alaska Way Viaduct/000-0000-000/06(0620) 7/05 (B) N 0 2,500 SCALE IN FEET Exhibit 4-1 Map of the Neighborhoods in the Study Area S Atlantic St Alaskan Way S M SIG Yard S Holgate St E Marginal Way Whatcom Yard Alaskan Way Viaduct 1st Ave S Occidental Ave S S Lander St BNSF RR 1st Ave S S Hanford St 4th Ave S Housing S Xxxxxx St Government Institution Religious Institution Educational Institution Exhibition Hall Landmark M Museum S Spokane St Cultural/Social Institutions Social/Employment Services Park Pedestrian Bridge RR Railroad Station Alaskan Way Viaduct 000-0000-000/06(0620) 9/05 (B) SCALE IN FEET 0 400 800 Exhibit 4-2 Map of Social Resources: South Section St Union Seneca St Pike St M 5th Ave Ave 3rd 1st 4th Alaskan Western Ave 2nd Mad...
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