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West Seattle and Ballard Link Extensions Elected Leadership Group | February 1, 2019 Agenda Community engagement and collaboration Level 3 screening process Level 3 alternatives Level 3 evaluation results Potential mix-and-match opportunities


  1. West Seattle and Ballard Link Extensions Elected Leadership Group | February 1, 2019

  2. Agenda Community engagement and collaboration Level 3 screening process Level 3 alternatives Level 3 evaluation results Potential mix-and-match opportunities 2

  3. Community engagement and collaboration 3

  4. Community engagement and collaboration Early EIS Scoping Scoping Period Period 4

  5. External Engagement Report Nov. 2018 – Jan. 24, 2019 99 comments and questions 33 community briefings engaging more than email 2 Stakeholder Advisory Group meetings 2 4,330 subscribers update engaging more than tabling 3 80 community events members 5

  6. Nov-Dec briefings and tabling events  State of SODO 2018 (11/8)  City of Seattle Transit Advisory Board (11/28)  Mercer Corridor Stakeholders Committee  Marine Exchange of Puget Sound (11/29) (11/15)  Helping Link (12/5)  Tiburon Condominiums, Board of Directors  WestSide Baby (12/6) (11/15)  SODO BIA, Transportation Committee (12/7)  Evergreen Treatment Center (11/16)  CenterPoint Properties Trust (12/12)  Public Stadium Authority and Mariners  Real Change Vendor Meeting (12/12) (11/16)  GSBA Annual Meeting & Holiday Luncheon  West Seattle JuNO (11/19) (12/12)  Magnolia Community Council (11/20)  Pacific Terminals (12/13)  Recovery Café (11/26)  City of Seattle Planning Commission (12/13)  NSIA (11/27)  SCIDpda Residential Property Managers  South Lake Union Community Council, (12/18) Transportation Committee (11/28) 6

  7. Jan 1-24, 2019 briefings  Coastal Transportation (1/4)  Community Briefing at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center (1/16)  South Downtown Stakeholders (1/8)  Port of Seattle Neighborhood Advisory  Delridge Community Center (1/9) Committee (1/16)  Meltec Foundry / Young Corp. (1/9)  Downtown Seattle Association (1/17)  Delta Marine (1/10)  Alliance for Pioneer Square (1/24)  Harbor Island Machine Works (1/10)  Seniors in Action Foundation (1/24)  Uwajimaya (1/10)  Eastern Hotel Apartments Listening Session  SSA Terminals (1/11) (1/29)  Seattle Maritime Academy (1/15)  White Center Community Development Association (1/16) 7

  8. What we’ve heard: Nov -Dec 2018 • Questions about timeline & process for property acquisition • Request to locate and design stations with accessibility and safety in mind • Request to be able to mix and match elements from Level 3 alternatives • Requests to design and build new extensions faster • Request for frequent bus service to stations for improved access • Request for additional visualizations of proposed routes • Questions and comments about freight mobility and industrial land effects 8

  9. Level 3 screening process

  10. Community engagement and collaboration Early EIS Scoping Scoping Period Period 10

  11. Alternatives development process LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 PREFERRED ALTERNATIVE* Alternatives development Alternatives development Alternatives development Early-2018 Mid-2018 Late-2018 / Early-2019 Early-2019 Conduct early scoping Technical analysis Refine and screen alternatives Study ST3 representative Refine and screen project and alternatives alternatives Conduct Environmental Impact Statement Screen alternatives (EIS) scoping PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT *The Sound Transit Board identifies preferred alternatives and other alternatives to study.

  12. Level 3 alternatives screening Jan 30 Level 3 evaluation results SAG Meeting #12 Feb 1 Level 3 evaluation results ELG Meeting #6 EIS Scoping Feb/ Mar TBD Level 3 evaluation results Open Houses / Neighborhood Forums March 29 CID station focus ELG Meeting #7 April TBD Level 3 recommendations SAG Meeting #13 April TBD Level 3 recommendations ELG Meeting #8 Sound Transit Board May 9 Identify preferred alternative (and other EIS alternatives) System Expansion Committee Sound Transit Board May 23 Identify preferred alternative (and other EIS alternatives) Full Board 12

  13. Level 3 alternatives screening Jan 30 Level 3 evaluation results SAG Meeting #12 Feb 1 Level 3 evaluation results ELG Meeting #6 EIS Scoping Feb/ Mar TBD Level 3 evaluation results Open Houses / Neighborhood Forums March 29 CID station focus ELG Meeting #7 April TBD Level 3 recommendations SAG Meeting #13 April TBD Level 3 recommendations ELG Meeting #8 Sound Transit Board May 9 Identify preferred alternative (and other EIS alternatives) System Expansion Committee Sound Transit Board May 23 Identify preferred alternative (and other EIS alternatives) Full Board 13

  14. 1 2 Level 3 alternatives Level 3 evaluation results 3 4 1 4 Key considerations Summary of findings 14

  15. Level 3 alternatives screening Jan 30 Level 3 evaluation results SAG Meeting #12 Feb 1 Level 3 evaluation results ELG Meeting #6 EIS Scoping Feb/ Mar TBD Level 3 evaluation results Open Houses / Neighborhood Forums March 29 CID station focus ELG Meeting #7 April TBD Level 3 recommendations SAG Meeting #13 April TBD Level 3 recommendations ELG Meeting #8 Sound Transit Board May 9 Identify preferred alternative (and other EIS alternatives) System Expansion Committee Sound Transit Board May 23 Identify preferred alternative (and other EIS alternatives) Full Board 15

  16. What is EIS Scoping? • Start of federal environmental review process • 30-day public comment period • Seeks public feedback on scope of EIS • Range of alternatives • Topics to study • Purpose and need • Informs Board decision on what to study in EIS* * Scope of EIS also subject to Federal Transit Administration (FTA) oversight 16

  17. How to provide scoping comments • At open house / neighborhood forum • Via online open house • By email or USPS mail or voice message service 17

  18. Level 3 alternatives screening Jan 30 Level 3 evaluation results SAG Meeting #12 Feb 1 Level 3 evaluation results ELG Meeting #6 EIS Scoping Feb/ Mar TBD Level 3 evaluation results Open Houses / Neighborhood Forums March 29 CID station focus ELG Meeting #7 April TBD Level 3 recommendations SAG Meeting #13 April TBD Level 3 recommendations ELG Meeting #8 Sound Transit Board May 9 Identify preferred alternative (and other EIS alternatives) System Expansion Committee Sound Transit Board May 23 Identify preferred alternative (and other EIS alternatives) Full Board 18

  19. ELG Meeting #7 – Chinatown/ID 19

  20. Level 3 alternatives screening Jan 30 Level 3 evaluation results SAG Meeting #12 Feb 1 Level 3 evaluation results ELG Meeting #6 EIS Scoping Feb/ Mar TBD Level 3 evaluation results Open Houses / Neighborhood Forums March 29 CID station Focus ELG Meeting #7 April TBD Level 3 recommendations SAG Meeting #13 April TBD Level 3 recommendations ELG Meeting #8 Sound Transit Board May 9 Identify preferred alternative (and other EIS alternatives) System Expansion Committee Sound Transit Board May 23 Identify preferred alternative (and other EIS alternatives) Full Board 20

  21. Screening process Broad range of initial alternatives Refine remaining alternatives Further evaluation Preferred Alternative and other EIS alternatives 21

  22. Level 3 recommendations • Interest in additional scope items • Additional scope items require 3 rd party funding* • Potential recommendations : • Preferred Alternative #1: If 3 rd party funding not secured • Preferred Alternative #2: If 3 rd party funding is secured * “3 rd party funding” refers to potential local contribution/funding partnership(s) to supplement Sound Transit and federal funding 22

  23. Level 3 recommendations Informed by: • Technical evaluation results • Public feedback gathered during scoping period and documented throughout the year • Racial Equity Toolkit , including findings from evaluation results and community input 23

  24. Level 3 alternatives screening Jan 30 Level 3 evaluation results SAG Meeting #12 Feb 1 Level 3 evaluation results ELG Meeting #6 EIS Scoping Feb/ Mar TBD Level 3 evaluation results Open Houses / Neighborhood Forums March 29 CID station focus ELG Meeting #7 April TBD Level 3 recommendations SAG Meeting #13 April TBD Level 3 recommendations ELG Meeting #8 Sound Transit Board May 9 Identify preferred alternative (and other EIS alternatives) System Expansion Committee Sound Transit Board May 23 Identify preferred alternative (and other EIS alternatives) Full Board 24

  25. Level 3 alternatives

  26. Summary of Level 3 alternatives ST3 Representative Project West Seattle Elevated/ C-ID 5th Ave/ Downtown 6th Ave/ Ballard Elevated • C-ID station options: 5th Ave Cut-and-Cover and 5th Ave Mined West Seattle Tunnel/ C-ID 4th Ave/ Downtown 5th Ave/ Ballard Tunnel • Junction station options: 41st Ave, 42nd Ave and 44th Ave • C-ID station options: 4th Ave Cut-and-Cover and 4th Ave Mined • Ballard station options: 14th Ave and 15th Ave 26

  27. Level 3 alternatives 27

  28. Summary of Level 3 alternatives ST3 Representative Project West Seattle Elevated/ C-ID 5th Ave/ Downtown 6th Ave/ Ballard Elevated • C-ID station options: 5th Ave Cut-and-Cover and 5th Ave Mined West Seattle Tunnel/ C-ID 4th Ave/ Downtown 5th Ave/ Ballard Tunnel • Junction station options: 41st Ave, 42nd Ave and 44th Ave • C-ID station options: 4th Ave Cut-and-Cover and 4th Ave Mined • Ballard station options: 14th Ave and 15th Ave 28

  29. ST3 Representative Project 29

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