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1 WELCOME TO FINAL DESIGN The purpose of tonight s meeting is to: Provide an opportunity for the community to meet with Sound Transit s team of engineers, architects, planners and community outreach staff Present and gather comments on updated design plans for the Downtown ellevue segment, including the ellevue Transit Center and Hospital stations Share information about what to expect during the final design process and how to stay informed Agenda 5-7 p.m. Open house Meet with project staff and view display boards and graphics featuring information about final design and design plans for the Downtown ellevue Segment of East Link Extension 5:30 p.m. Overview presentation 7 p.m. Meeting adjourns
2 DOWNTOWN ELLEVUE SEGMENT OVERVIEW The Downtown ellevue segment spans from Main Street to 120th Ave NE and includes the ellevue Transit Center and Hospital stations. enefits: Provides access to high quality, frequent transit service that operates 20 hours per day Approximately 7,000 daily boardings would occur in this segment (2030) Light rail in this area would serve the dense central business district of downtown ellevue, providing access to employment, education, recreation, and the growing medical district and Wilburton area Travel times (from ellevue Transit Center Station) International District/Chinatown = 20 minutes University of Washington = 30 minutes SeaTac Airport = 55 minutes (with transfer at International District Station) Overlake Transit Center = 10 minutes
3 ELLEVUE TRANSIT CENTER STATION 1/4 MILE RADIUS LEGEND US ROUTE ICYCLE ROUTE ICYCLE LANE OFF STREET PATH LIGHT RAIL TRACKS TRANSIT CTR 110TH AVE NE RAVERN MEYDENAUER NE 6TH ST STATION PATRON CATCHMENT AREA CITY CENTER CITY OF ELLEVUE PEDESTRIAN & ICYCLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN SKYLINE CITY HALL COMMERCIAL CIVIC / INSTITUTIONAL MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL I-405 HOTEL PARKING STRUCTURE NEIGHORHOOD CONTEXT PLAN SITE & LANDSCAPE PLAN THE RAVERN MEYDENAUER CENTER TC NE 6TH ST IKE CAGE EAST ENTRY WEST ENTRY CANOPY WESTOUND PLATFORM EASTOUND PLATFORM CITY HALL PLAZA METRO SITE EMERGENCY ACCESS RAMP CITY CENTER 110TH AVE NE 112TH AVE NE CITY HALL
4 ELLEVUE TRANSIT CENTER STATION NE 6TH ST A WEST ENTRANCE IKE CAGE IKE RACKS DN ELEVATORS TVMs ELEVATORS 110TH AVE NE DN A ENTRANCE CANOPY CUSTOMER SIGNAGE TVMs SECTION A-A WEST ENTRANCE PLAN & SECTION STATION LONGITUDINAL SECTION & PLATFORM CROSS SECTION WEST ENTRANCE ENTRY CANOPY TVMs EAST ENTRANCE PLATFORM CANOPIES PLAZA LEVEL MECHANICAL LEVEL PLATFORM LEVEL LOWER STREET LEVEL SECTION - PLAZA LEVEL EYOND PLATFORM LEVEL NE 6TH ST SECTION D-D
5 ELLEVUE TRANSIT CENTER STATION EMERGENCY VEHICLE ACCESS NE 6TH ST EAST ENTRY.O.H. MECHANICAL LEVEL PLAN NE 6TH ST C D WESTOUND PLATFORM EASTOUND PLATFORM PLATFORM LEVEL PLAN D C MECHANICAL & PLATFORM LEVEL PLANS EAST ENTRANCE PLAN & SECTION C NE 6TH ST IKE LOCKERS 112TH AVE NE UP EAST ENTRY TVMs.O.H. UP IKE LOCKERS C PLATFORM LEVEL METRO SITE EAST ENTRANCE NE 6TH ST. SECTION C-C
6 ELLEVUE TRANSIT CENTER STATION EAST ENTRANCE VIEW PLATFORM VIEW
7 ELLEVUE TRANSIT CENTER STATION WEST ENTRANCE VIEW AERIAL VIEW
8 MID-TUNNEL ACCESS SHAFT HEADHOUSE RETAINING WALLS, EXTENT TD HEADHOUSE ENTRY AREA HEADHOUSE ENTRY DOOR HEADHOUSE STAIRS DOWN TO SHAFT CMU-3 HNDRL-1, TYP EXISTING PARK (2) 4' x 8' ACCESS PANELS TO SHAFT ELOW CIP CONCRETE STAIRS TO PARK RETAINING WALL, EXTENT TD UP R 8' - 10" UP R 9' - 10" EL= +149' - 0" CL ACCESS HATCH CL ACCESS HATCH EXISTING SIDEWALK EXISTING SIDEWALK SUPPLY DUCT TO SHAFT, ELOW 4-WAY CONNECTION STANDPIPE SCORED CONCRETE AT HEADHOUSE PLAZA W TRACK ELOW CL TUNNEL ELOW E E TRACK ELOW EXISTING PARK PLAN GROUND VIEW
9 ELLEVUE TRANSIT CENTER STATION PLANTINGS TREES Vine Maple Acer circinatum Tulip Tree Liriodendron tulipifera Scarlet Oak Quercus coccinea Alaskan Yellow Cedar Chamaecyparis nootkatensis Deciduous tree proposed for the north side of the TC Station within the raised planters. Deciduous tree proposed for the western entrance to the TC Station and plaza. Deciduous tree proposed for southern planter adjacent to parking lot. Evergreen tree proposed for the north side of the TC Station within the raised planters. Japanese Snowdrop Styrax japonicus Deciduous tree proposed for the south side of the TC Station within the raised planter. SHRUS & GROUNDCOVERS Deer Fern lechnum spicant Fern proposed as an accent plant throughout the raised planters on the north side of the TC Station. Apple lossom Evergreen Clematis Clematis armandii Apple lossom Flowering vine proposed along a retaining wall within the plaza area. Tom Thumb Fuchsia Fuchsia x Tom Thumb Deciduous shrub proposed for the raised planters on the north side of the TC Station. Patty s Purple Hebe Hebe patty s purple Evergreen shrub proposed for the raised planter on the south side of the TC Station. Western Sword Fern Polystichum munitum Fern proposed as an accent plant throughout the raised planters on the north side of the TC Station. Japanese Tassel Fern Polystichum polyblepharum Fern proposed as an accent plant for the raised planter on the south side of the TC Station. Stella de Oro Daylily Hemerocallis Stella de Oro Flowering perennial proposed throughout the raised planter on the south side of the TC Station. Kelseyi Dogwood Cornus sericea Kelseyi Deciduous shrub proposed throughout the TC Station raised planters. Redwood Sorrel Oxalis oregana Groundcover proposed throughout the raised planters on the north side of the TC Station. Spring Cinquefoil Potentilla neumanniana Nana Flowering perennial proposed for the raised planter on the south side of the TC Station. Inside-Out Flower Vancouveria hexandra Groundcover proposed throughout the raised planters on the north side of the TC Station.
10 HOSPITAL STATION LEGEND NE 12 TH 1/4 MILE RADIUS T S H EXISTING US ROUTE ST 2T 1 E 226 N EXISTING US STOP LIGHT RAIL TRACK TH AVE NE LAKE ELLEVUE 112TH AVE NE NE 10TH STREET STATION PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION NE 10TH PL FUTURE NE 6TH ST EXTENSION COMMERCIAL HOSPITAL SURFACE WATERWAYS NE 8TH ST COMMERCIAL HOTEL NE 6TH ST FUTURE NE 6TH ST EXTENSION 124TH AVE NE RT EV AN ST U 405 Line 120TH AVE NE Line 116TH AVE NE T CR EE K POTENTIAL ELEVATED TRAIL OR COMMUTER RAIL NE 5TH ST NEIGHORHOOD CONTEXT PLAN SITE PLAN STATION ACCESS FROM OVERLAKE HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER T 116TH AVE NE A A NE 8TH STREET EXISTING UILDING EXISTING UILDING EXISTING UILDING EXISTING UILDING NORTH ACCESS PATH STURTEVANT CREEK US STOP PLAIN FLOOD GUIDEWAY AOVE EXISTING UILDING 118TH AVE NE PASSENGER DROP-OFF PARATRANSIT STOP FL D OO N AI PL
11 HOSPITAL STATION STATION VIEW LOOKING NORTHWEST NORTH ENTRANCE
12 HOSPITAL STATION PLATFORM VIEW LOOKING SOUTH APPROACH TO NORTH ENTRANCE APPROACHING STATION FROM NORTH ACCESS PATH AT EDGE OF WHOLE FOODS PARKING LOT APPROACHING STATION FROM NORTH ACCESS PATH ON RIDGE CROSSING STRUTEVANT CREEK APPROACHING STATION FROM NORTH ACCESS PATH AT TICKET VENDING MACHINES APPROACHING STATION FROM NORTH ACCESS PATH ENTERING NORTH STATION ENTRANCE
13 HOSPITAL STATION METAL PANEL ROOF RED METAL PANEL TICKET VENDING GLAZING MASONRY UNITS HORIZONTAL LOUVRES METAL MESH CONCRETE WALL TICKET VENDING EAST ELEVATION METAL PANEL ROOF RED METAL PANEL CONCRETE WALL MASONRY UNITS HORIZONTAL LOUVRES GLAZING WEST ELEVATION EAST & WEST ELEVATIONS NORTH & SOUTH ELEVATIONS P.L. METAL PANEL ROOF METAL PANEL ROOF Roof 47-8 Above Grade Above Grade Roof 15' - 4" 15' - 4" Platform Platform 32' - 4" LOUVRES MASONRY UNITS RED METAL PANEL GLAZING RED METAL PANEL LOUVRES MASONRY UNITS 30' - 6" STURTEVANT CREEK STURTEVANT CREEK Grade At Entry Grade At Entry SOUTH ELEVATION NORTH ELEVATION
14 HOSPITAL STATION C WESTOUND PLATFORM EASTOUND PLATFORM PLATFORM PLAN C C FUTURE RAILS TO TRAIL CORRIDOR STURTEVANT CREEK NE 8TH STREET US STOP TVM WALL SOUTH ENTRANCE NORTH ENTRANCE TVM WALL NORTH ACCESS PATH PASSENGER DROP-OFF IKE LOCKERS PARATRANSIT STOP 18TH AVENUE LEGEND SERVICE SPACE VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION PLATFORM GRADE LEVEL PLAN GRADE LEVEL AND PLATFORM PLANS CROSS SECTIONS C SOUTH ENTRANCE NORTH ENTRANCE SECTION AA C Roof 47-8 Above Grade Roof Above Grade 32' - 4" 15' - 4" 15' - 4" Platform Platform 30' - 6" STURTEVANT CREEK STURTEVANT CREEK Grade At Entry Grade At Entry SECTION - SOUTH ENTRANCE SECTION CC - NORTH ENTRANCE
15 HOSPITAL STATION PLANTING AND HARDSCAPE TREES Ginkgo Tree Ginkgo biloba Tree proposed for Hospital Station street frontage and parking island, providing fall color. Venus Dogwood Cornus kousa x nuttallii Venus Tree proposed for eastern entrance to the Hospital Station along the vehicular drop-off zone. SHRUS & GROUNDCOVERS Western Sword Fern Polystichum munitum Fern proposed as an accent plant withing planting mix proposed for sloped planting behind southwestern retaining wall. Stella de Oro Daylily Hemerocallis Stella de Oro Flowering perennial proposed as accent for the Hospital Station parking island. Kelseyi Dogwood Cornus sericea Kelseyi Deciduous shrub proposed for drainage areas. Kinnikinnick Arctostaphylos uva-ursi Evergreen groundcover proposed throughout the Hospital Station eastern planting areas. Salal Gaultheria shallon Evergreen shrub proposed within planting mix proposed for sloped planting behind southwestern retaining wall. Evergreen Huckleberry Vaccinium ovatum Evergreen shrub proposed within planting mix proposed for sloped planting behind southwestern retaining wall. Dagger-Leaf Rush Juncus ensifolius Rush proposed for drainage areas. GUARDRAILS & RAILINGS Fabricated Metal Guards on Wall to match Statiion accessories Guard with graspable railing positioned on top of low wall to protect and buffer pedestrians from parking lot adjacent to trail. WALL SCREENING Virgina Creeper Parthenocissus quinquefolia Colorful and vigorous deciduous vine apt to grow over and up walls. Mesh Wall Screen Coated metal mesh panels support twining vines desirable to cover walls. Cabled Wall Screen Cabled assembly in patterns determined by user, used to support twining vines desirable to cover walls.
16 HOSPITAL STATION: SITE SECTIONS SITE SECTION AA SITE SECTION
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