Waterfront Seattle Program Brochure

WORKING FUNDING July 2021 TOGETHER The Waterfront Seattle Program is funded The Waterfront Seattle Program is a through strong partnerships between the City JOIN THE collaborative effort of the City of Seattle, civic of Seattle and community, civic and private CONVERSATION organizations and the public. organizations. The program is fully funded.

QUESTIONS FUNDING [email protected] SOURCES 206.499.8040 Philanthropy Local Leads Waterfront Seattle, working closely $110M Improvement VISIT OUR WEBSITE District (LID) www.waterfrontseattle.org with civic leaders, stakeholders and the est. $160M broader Seattle public to create a waterfront ENGAGE ONLINE for all. f waterfrontseattle waterfrontSEA Learn more waterfrontSEA waterfrontseattle.org

City funding State funding $260M $207M

A nonprofit organization that collaborates with TOTAL= $737M the Office of the Waterfront and Civic Projects, partner organizations and the community at LOCAL large to build awareness of Waterfront Seattle, conduct fundraising and lead long-term IMPROVEMENT maintenance and programming. DISTRICT As a part of its funding strategy, the City Become a friend established a Local Improvement District (LID) friendsofwaterfrontseattle.org in 2019. The LID is a tool through which property owners contribute to a portion of the Waterfront Seattle improvement costs based on increases in COMMUNITY the value of their property. The LID was finalized Thousands of public comments and in June 2021. ideas have been incorporated into the To learn more about the LID process: Waterfront Seattle vision. waterfrontseattle.org/lid Get in touch [email protected] ATERFR F W ON Waterfront Seattle O T 2010 S S Program begins D E GUIDED BY THE N A IE T SEATTLE’S NEW R T COMMUNITY Concept design and L FRONT F T O 2012 E KE P Waterfront Strategic Plan The Waterfront Seattle Program began as E R E A N

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SHAPE D community meetings, walking tours, 2017 environmental reviews and more to shape Twenty acres of new parks and public Our nonprofit partner leads programming, the design we are now building. spaces are being built, including a new fundraising and more park promenade along Elliott Bay and a HAPPENING NOW new surface street on Alaskan Way. Pier The first piece of the new ALL CONS Construction of the new waterfront is W TR pedestrian connection between Pier 62 rebuild begins EA U 62, which was rebuilt and opened in Fall S C underway. Removal of the Alaskan Way downtown and the waterfront T I 2020, and Pier 58 will support community Utilities relocated from O Viaduct in 2019 made way for us to build the 2018 N viaduct events, families and active recreation. A C new parks, paths and surface streets that O

new elevated park called the ‘Overlook M will take its place. In fall 2019, we began SR 99 tunnel complete P

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the waterfront and support an expansion T Viaduct demolition begins E finalized some of the new roadway, which of the Seattle Aquarium. East-west streets you are driving on today. Construction of COMP in Pioneer Square, the Pike and Pine R 62 LE Work on Columbia IE TE Street begins Waterfront Seattle will be complete in corridor and Belltown will be enhanced, P Construction of late 2024. improving access from our downtown Alaskan Way begins The foundation for the neighborhoods to Elliott Bay. new waterfront CONSTRUCTION Viaduct demolition complete We’re committed to keeping the waterfront 2020 Columbia Street opens open and thriving throughout construction. to transit Here’s what you can expect during construction: WAY TRAN N S • Access for businesses, residents and all Pier 58 removal begins KA IT S L A A modes of travel Arts, music, and cultural events L N 2021 E return to the waterfront Construction on Union A S • Low-rate downtown parking Street Bridge begins W GRAM CONS O RO T E P RU P T C N Pier 58 removal complete E • Work zones and detour routes N TI

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