Legend. Figure 1 Programmatic Concept Map. Greater Salmon Bay Concept Plan COMMUNITY WAYFINDING AND INTERPRETIVE POTENTIAL PUBLIC ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS

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1 Legend COMMUITY WAYFIDIG AD ITERPRETIVE POTETIAL PUBLIC ACCESS IMPROVEMETS FISH HABITAT IMPROVEMET OPPORTUITIES PEDESTRIA PATH IMPROVEMETS ITERPRETIVE SIGAGE Figure 1 Programmatic Concept Map

2 Legend RETAIL RESIDETIAL IDUSTRIAL RECREATIOAL/COMMERCIAL PUBLIC VIEWS Figure 2 Land Use and Zoning Map

3 Legend STREET EDS CITY OF SEATTLE PARKS AD OTHER PUBLIC PARK LAD USE PUBLIC ACCESS DR TIDELADS SEATTLE COMMUITY COLLEGE KIG COUTY LAD PORT OF SEATTLE Figure 3 Public Land and Ownership Map

4 34th Avenue W Managed Vegetation Area Access Road W 54th Street Site Entrance Demolish House Path Burke-Gilman Trail Proposed Viewpoint Parking BSF Railroad Salmon Bay Managed Vegetation Area The Canal Restaurant Guide Wall Figure 4 Salmon Bay atural Area

5 Figure 5 Ray s Boathouse Plan

add large wood add overhanging vegetation Seating

6 Future Burke-Gilman Trail Hand-carry boat launch/loading Beach Enhancement add gravel/stones add large wood add overhanging vegetation Seating Parking 28th Avenue W Boat Moorage Figure 6 28th Street End Plan

wood add overhanging vegetation Parking Shilshole Avenue Salmon Bay Cafe Beach Creation remove

7 Dock Street Bulb-out Crosswalk Pedestrian Island Railroad Unlock/ Remove Gate Existing Public Shoreline Access 20th Avenue W Focal Point Parking Vegetation Improvement add gravel add large wood add overhanging vegetation Parking Shilshole Avenue Salmon Bay Cafe Beach Creation remove debris remove or demolish structures add gravel add large wood Marina Salmon Bay Figure 7 20th Street End Plan

8 Consider Use of Artisian Spring Truck Pull- Through Potential Permeable Paving Rain Garden Stormwater Treatment Habitat Improvement for Juvenile Salmon Viewpoint Potential Path Salmon Bay Landscape Improvements at Boat Launch Figure 8 Ballard Bridge/14th Street End Plan

9 Existing Viewpoint Estuary Creation High & Low Brackish Marsh ear Shore Riparian Enhancement Existing Parking Existing Stairs to Beach Fish Passage Enhancement Rocky Pools (Conc.) Chittenden Locks Salt Water Infl ow Small Locks BSF Railroad Bridge Daylight Wolf Creek Spillway West Commodore Way Existing Fish Ladder Fish Viewing Window Concepts explored for fish passage are preliminary to begin discussion with biologists, engineers and other stakeholders. Feasibility of concepts should be determined at outset of design work. Figure 9 Commodore Park Plan Alternative #1

10 Existing Viewpoint Estuary Creation High & Low Brackish Marsh ear Shore Riparian Enhancement Existing Parking Existing Stairs to Beach Chittenden Locks Fish Passage Enhancement Rocky Pools (Conc.) Small Locks BSF Railroad Bridge Daylight Wolf Creek Salt Water Infl ow Spillway West Commodore Way Existing Fish Ladder Fish Viewing Window Concepts explored for fish passage are preliminary to begin discussion with biologists, engineers and other stakeholders. Feasibility of concepts should be determined at outset of design work. Figure 10 Commodore Park Plan Alternative #2

11 Existing Viewpoint Fish Passage Stream/Estuary Chittenden Locks Existing Parking Small Locks BSF Railroad Bridge Daylight Wolf Creek Spillway Existing Fish Ladder Fish Viewing Window West Commodore Way Figure 11 Commodore Park Plan Alternative #3

Fish Attraction Issue Fish Passage Stream/Estuary Chittenden Locks Existing Parking Small Locks Salt Water Infl ow Spillway BSF Railroad Bridge Daylight Wolf Creek Existing Fish Ladder West Commodore

12 Fish Attraction Issue Fish Passage Stream/Estuary Chittenden Locks Existing Parking Small Locks Salt Water Infl ow Spillway BSF Railroad Bridge Daylight Wolf Creek Existing Fish Ladder West Commodore Way Fish Viewing Window Concepts explored for fish passage are preliminary to begin discussion with biologists, engineers and other stakeholders. Feasibility of concepts should be determined at outset of design work. Figure 12 Commodore Park Plan Alternative #4

April 11, 2016 Park Board Chair and Commissioners General Manager Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation New Brighton Salt Marsh - Preferred Concept

TO: FROM: SUBJECT: April 11, 2016 Park Board Chair and Commissioners General Manager Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation New Brighton Salt Marsh - Preferred Concept RECOMMENDATION A. THAT the Vancouver