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North Spokane Corridor Executive Advisory Committee Meeting November 13, 2018 Topics NSC Project Status NSC Placemaking and Children of the Sun Trail Overall Process Results Illinois Street Auxiliary Pedestrian Route

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North Spokane Corridor

Executive Advisory Committee Meeting

November 13, 2018

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Topics

  • NSC Project Status
  • NSC Placemaking and Children of the Sun Trail

– Overall Process – Results

  • Illinois Street Auxiliary Pedestrian Route
  • NSC Visual Wall Typology
  • Next Steps

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  • Columbia to Freya – Under Construction
  • 2nd BNSF Rail Realignment – 2019
  • Wellesley Ave Improvements - 2020
  • Spokane River to Columbia - 2020
  • Spokane River Crossing - 2021
  • Sprague Ave to Spokane River – 2020/2022
  • I-90 to Sprague Ave - 2023

Connecting Washington Segments

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NSC Engagement Schedule

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Engagement To Date

  • Kick – Off Workshop

July 25, 2017

  • Charrettes
  • Bemiss & Whitman

February 24, 2018

  • Minnehaha

March 10, 2018

  • Hillyard

March 24, 2018

  • Children of the Sun Trail

April 7, 2018

  • Collaboration Team Meeting

July 2, 2018

  • Collaboration Team Workshops July 16 & 30, August

27, September 17, & October 1, 2018, November 05, 2018

  • Public Meeting 1

August 13, 2018

  • Public Open House

September 10, 2018

  • Public Meeting 2

October 15, 2018

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Task Sequence Q3 & Q4 2018

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Children of the Sun Trail: Completed

  • First in response to WSDOT

project schedule

  • Type, Size, Location
  • Segment - River Crossing
  • Relation to Placemaking

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Placemaking

  • Considered in relation to Trail
  • Focus Areas
  • Place Links => Kit of Parts/”DAG”
  • 30% Design - Selected Concepts

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Children of the Sun Trail

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Analyzing Placemaking Data to Discover Placemaking Focus Areas

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NSC Placemaking Focus Areas

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NSC Placemaking Focus Areas Summaries

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Collaboration Team Placemaking

  • EWU Staff Interpreted Focus Area Results
  • Lists of desired Placemaking Features grouped into “buildable” concepts and

space relationships

  • Created two products for Collaboration Team Workshop #4
  • Product #1: “Matrix”
  • Focus Area Characteristics (for input)
  • Placemaking Program Matrix, Kit of Parts (DAG) Information
  • Focus Area Space Relationships
  • Product #2: larger and improved Focus Area Base Map
  • Collaboration Team worked on those products in Workshop #4:
  • Input characteristics, select relevant features and images, place links/DAG
  • Considered / edited Bubble Diagram
  • Located features on Map

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Focus Area Matrix example

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Collaboration Team Placemaking

  • EWU Staff Interpreted Workshop #4 Results
  • Added / subtracted desired Placemaking Features
  • Added Team comments to Matrix
  • Specified conceptual layouts incorporating features on Map
  • Used concepts to estimate construction costs
  • Assessed Design Assistance Guide (DAG) for “Place-Links”
  • Collaboration Team worked on those products in Workshop #5
  • Reviewed EWU Staff work for errors & omissions
  • Reviewed estimated costs
  • Reviewed conceptual layouts
  • Performed initial prioritizations

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Focus Area Matrix edited

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Focus Area Concepts example

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Collaboration Team Placemaking

  • EWU Staff Interpreted Workshop #5 Results
  • More formally drew desired Placemaking Features on Map
  • Corrected items as noted by Collaboration Team
  • Interpreted priorities
  • Collaboration Team employed this information to produce the displays for the

Public Meeting

  • Identified items preferred by ALL, creating basic Placemaking Infrastructure

(Priority 1)

  • Grouped “sub-features” and costs shown in Workshop #5 and calculated ranges
  • f costs. Shown in Table on Display and in Surveys
  • Added top images representing concepts for features, focus area summary

information & thematic characteristics from past work.

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Focus Area Concepts Display

  • Incorporated Matrix,

Concepts, Feedback

  • Costs Categorized and

expressed as a 30% +/- $range

  • Includes Focus Area

Program Summary and Top Images from previous work

  • Conceptual feature

drawn to scale for cost purposes – not a “design”

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Placemaking Focus Area Survey

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Focus Area Survey Results

  • Obtained citizen feedback regarding priorities for Focus

Area features.

  • Respondents asked to rank 3-5 choices per Area
  • Paper Survey at Public Meeting and on-line via Survey

Monkey (17-31October)

  • 153 total respondents / 143 completed
  • High Survey Monkey Score = Highest Priority

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Focus Area Survey Priorities

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Focus Area Survey Priorities

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Focus Area Survey Priorities

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Focus Area Survey Priorities

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Focus Area Survey Priorities

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Focus Area Survey Priorities

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Focus Area Survey Priorities

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North Hillyard

Conceptual Focus Area Program

  • 13,000 Ft2 Plaza at

Stormwater Facility

  • Connects Trail to Market

Street

  • Historic Railroad Theme

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Historic Hillyard

Conceptual Focus Area Program

  • 14,000 Ft2 Plaza
  • At the heart of Hillyard @

Queen Street

  • Historic Railroad Theme

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Wellesley

Conceptual Focus Area Program

  • 9,000 Ft2 Plaza
  • Connects Trail to Market

Street

  • Transition Historic

Railroad Theme to Historic Wild Horses

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Garland

Conceptual Focus Area Program

  • 3,000 Ft2 Plaza
  • Connects west side to

wild Horse Park on the east

  • Historic Wild Horses

Theme

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S.Market-Euclid

Conceptual Focus Area Program

  • 19,000 Ft2 Plaza
  • Connects trail to Market

& Schools

  • Historic Wild Horses

Theme

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Illinois Street

Conceptual Focus Area Program

  • 14,000 Ft2 Plaza
  • Addresses complex

pedestrian routes

  • Historic Wild Horses

Theme

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Greene Street

Conceptual Focus Area Program

  • 12,000 Ft2 Plaza
  • Connects many trails &

requires traffic calming

  • Natural Features / River

Theme

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Illinois Street Auxiliary Route

  • People were concerned about what would happen to the Illinois AV Auxiliary Route

Features if they were on the 10% list.

  • There was a motion & positive vote to “take the Illinois Ave. Auxiliary Route Features

to The City and the County.” … The community does not want to lose sight of this area.

  • Mr. Meuler agreed to be the champion at the City to help bring forth the Collaboration

Team comments about the Illinois Ave. Auxiliary Route Features.

  • Additional comments for The City to enhance the East/West connection- “to improve

Euclid and Regal” or improve sidewalks on west side of Greene Street. Louise replied that there are already bike lanes.

  • Support for original WSDOT concept for West Side of Greene
  • Very Important issue

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Illinois Street Auxiliary Route

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Illinois Street Auxiliary Route

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Pract ctical Pl Place cemaking S Solutions - NS NSC Wa Wall Visual T Typology En Engagement Pro rocess

Louis Meuler / Dean Gunderson City of Spokane Planning

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Next Steps

  • EWU Production of Final Recommendations

document

  • Placemaking & CoS Trail south of Spokane

River

  • Engagement process on further (>30%) design

work

– Focus Areas – River Crossing

  • Open House (December 3, 2018)

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NSC Place Social Media Engagement

Facebook Page

NSCPlace

GIS Story Map Page

www.NSCPlace.com