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Proposed Station k Alternate Woodward Avenue 1 INCH = 1,536 FEET Traction Power Substation (TPSS) WOODWARD AVENUE Woodward Streetcar Alignment Streetcar Project Alternate January 2013 F Construction Staging Area (CSA) Vehicle Storage Maintenance Facility (VSMF) STREETCAR PROJECT 0 1,500 3,000 Feet Preferred k Preferred Location Map Traction Power Substation (TPSS) Vehicle Storage Maintenance Facility (VSMF) CITYCITY OFOF DETROITDETROIT !"a$ WAYNEWAYNE COUNTY,COUNTY, MICHIGANMICHIGAN WINDSOR, ONTARIO, CANADA WINDSOR, ONTARIO, CANADA !"_$ !"`$ KEY - WOODWARD LRT PROJECT CLINTON ST BEAUBIEN1-1 Cobo Convention ST and Exhibition Center NRHP Not Eligible 1-18 Washington Boulevard Historic District NRHP-Listed 1-2 Pontchartrain Hotel NRHP Not Eligible 1-19 Gateway Center Building NRHP Not EligibleBEAUBIEN ST 1-3 Detroit Financial District Historic District NRHP-Listed 1-20 200 Grand River Avenue NRHP Not Eligible GRATIOT AVE RENAISSANCE CTR 1-4 Guardian Building National Historic Landmark NRHP-Listed 1-21 Capitol Park Historic District NRHP-Listed MACOMB ST 1-5 Coleman A. Young Municipal Center NRHP-Eligible 1-22 Michigan Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument NRHP-Listed E LARNED ST 1-6 Wayne County Building NRHP-Listed 1-23 First Federal Building NRHP-Eligible 1-7 Lawyers Building NRHP-Listed 1-24 Lower Woodward Avenue Historic District NRHP-Listed 1-8 130 Cadillac Square NRHP-Eligible 1-25 Grand Circus Park Historic District NRHP-Listed 1-9 124 Cadillac Square NRHP Not Eligible 1-26 Central United Methodist Church NRHP-Listed DR ATWATER 1-10 VintonWINDER ST Building NRHP-Listed 1-27 Francis Palms Building and State Theater NRHP-Listed S I 75/GRATIOT CONN N I 75/GRATIOT CONN BEACON ST E FORT ST FORT E 1-11 State Savings Bank NRHP-Listed 1-28 Fox Theatre Building National Historic Landmark NRHP-Listed E JEFFERSONAVE 1-12 Fort Washington Plaza NRHP Not Eligible 1-29 St. John’s Episcopal Church NRHP-Listed MECHANIC ST BRUSH ST 1-13 Detroit Club NRHP-Listed 1-30 John J. Bagley Memorial Fountain NRHP-Listed 1-14 1010 Washington Boulevard NRHP Not Eligible 1-31 Barlum Tower NRHP-Listed 1-15 1020 Washington Boulevard NRHP Not Eligible 1-32 New Cadillac Square Apartments NRHP-Eligible MADISON ST 1-16 Pulaski Monument NRHP Not Eligible 1-33 Detroit Public Library DowntownEADAMS AVE Branch NRHP-Eligible 1-6 1-17 Gabriel Richard Building NRHP-Eligible 1-34 313 Michigan Avenue NRHP Not Eligible 1-35 317 Michigan Avenue NRHP Not Eligible 4-121 Woodward Avenue NRHP-Eligible RANDOLPH ST E JEFFERSONAVE PARKWAY DR E MONTCALM ST 1-7 E GRAND RIVER AVE WINDER ST JOHN R ST 1-8 JOHN R ST 1-32 1-9 N I 75 CENTRE ST E CONGRESS ST 1-31 FARMER ST 1-30 TPSS #2 MONROE ST 1-5 ST RANDOLPH 1-33 TPSS #1 BATES ST LIBRARY ST WITHERELL ST MADISON ST AUDITORIUM DR 1-25 CADILLAC SQ 1-10 1-29 BROADWAY ST 1-26 1-24 1-22 CONGRESS 4-121 SIBLEY S I 75 SIBLEY FOXTOWN 1-3 WOODWARD AVE GRAND CIRCUS PARK CAMPUS MARTIUS 1-24 1-24 1-23 COLUMBIA ST W CONGRESS ST 1-4 W JEFFERSON SERVICE DRIVE 1-27 GRISWOLD ST 1-28 1-20 W MONTCALM ST N I 75 SERVICE DRIVE 1-25 1-21 HENRY ST WASHINGTON BLVD 1-21 1-3 BAGLEY ST 1-3 1-18 SHELBY ST W LARNED ST W ELIZABETH ST PARK AVE 1-11 1-18 PARK AVE W COLUMBIA ST W JEFFERSONAVE SIBLEY ST SHELBY ST 1-18 1-14 Construction Staging Area #2 1-18 1-2 1-15 STATE ST Construction W FORT ST WADAMS AVE Staging Area #1 1-16 CLIFFORD ST TIMES SQ E PARK PL 1-12 1-17 1-19 1-3 W LAFAYETTE BLVD 1-13 CASS AVE 1-34 1-35 HOWARD ST CIVIC CENTER DR DETROIT RIVER 1-1 GRAND RIVER AVE MICHIGAN AVE STATE ST PLAZA DR W COLUMBIA ST FIRST ST Traction Power Substation (TPSS) X-X NRHP-Listed Property 1 INCH = 400 FEET Parcel X-X NRHP-Eligible Property Area of Potential Effects and Woodward Streetcar Preferred Traction X-X NRHP-Listed District National Register of Historic Places WOODWARD AVENUE Alignment Power Substation (TPSS) X-X NRHP Not Eligible Eligibility Determinations Proposed Station Alternate Traction National Historic STREETCAR PROJECT X-X 0 400 Feet Power Substation (TPSS) Landmark Area of Potential Effects January 2013 Construction Staging Area Vehicle Storage Maintenance Facility Sheet 1 of 4 BEAUBIEN ST KEY - WOODWARD LRT PROJECT KEY - WOODWARD STREETCAR PROJECT BEAUBIEN ST 2-1 33 Temple Street NRHP Not Eligible 2-19 Professional Plaza Concourse Building NRHP Not Eligible WS-39 Graybar Electric Company Building NRHP-ListedSAINT ANTOINE ST 2-2 First Unitarian Church of Detroit NRHP-Listed 2-20 Professional Plaza NRHP Not Eligible 2-3 First Presbyterian Church NRHP-Listed 2-21 Willis-Selden Historic District NRHP-Listed 2-4 Midtown Woodward Historic District NRHP-Listed 2-22 4100 Woodward Avenue NRHP Not Eligible 2-5 Peterboro-Charlotte Historic District NRHP-Eligible 2-23 Garden Bowl NRHP-Listed 2-6 Clarence Burton School NRHP-Nominated 2-24 Majestic Theater NRHP-Listed BENTON ST 2-7 Temple Beth-El NRHP-Listed BRUSH ST 2-25 4152 Woodward Avenue NRHP Not Eligible ELIOT ST 2-8 3401 Cass Avenue NRHP Not Eligible 2-26 Detroit Edison Company Willis Avenue Station NRHP-Listed ERSKINE ST WATSON ST WILKINS ST 2-9 131 Stimson Street NRHP Not Eligible 2-27 4200 Woodward Avenue NRHP Not Eligible BRUSH ST DIVISION ST 2-10 138 Stimson Street NRHP Not Eligible 2-28 4257 Woodward Avenue NRHP Not Eligible 2-11 3443 Cass Avenue NRHP Not Eligible 2-29 David Whitney House NRHP-Listed 2-12 3433 Woodward Avenue NRHP Not Eligible 2-30 Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit NRHP Not Eligible 2-13 33 Eliot Street NRHP Not Eligible 2-31 Edwin S. George Building NRHP-Listed MACKAVE 2-14 3510 Woodward Avenue NRHP Not Eligible 2-32 First Congregational Church NRHP-Listed 2-15 3475 Cass Avenue NRHP Not Eligible 2-33 Warren-Prentis Historic District NRHP-Listed 2-16 Cass-Davenport Historic District NRHP-Listed 2-34 Cathedral Church of St Paul Complex NRHP-Listed 2-17 Hotel Stevenson NRHP-Listed 4-121 Woodward Avenue NRHP-Eligible 2-18 Orchestra Hall NRHP-Listed BRADY ST E HANCOCK ST ALFRED ST ERSKINE ST ELIOT ST ADELAIDE ST MACKAVE JOHN R ST GARFIELD ST EDMUND PL E CANFIELD ST WATSON ST 2-25 2-22 2-34 W FORESTAVE 2-13 2-32 2-30 2-27 2-24 2-23 2-19 2-31 2-20 2-7 2-3 2-2 2-14 2-4 WARREN WARREN CANFIELD WOODWARD AVE 4-121 MLK SIBLEY 2-36 2-35 W HANCOCK ST 2-28 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR BLVD 2-4 2-18 2-29 2-12 W STIMSON ST PETERBORO ST TEMPLE ST W CANFIELD ST 2-17 SELDEN ST WS-39 CHARLOTTE ST 2-26 2-1 PARSONS ST SPROAT ST 2-5 Construction Staging Area #3 W ALEXANDRINE ST ALEXANDRINE W PARK AVE 2-10 TPSS #3 2-9 Construction Staging Area #2 2-16 2-6 DAVENPORT ST DAVENPORT 2-33 2-33 CASS AVE 2-15 2-11 2-21 2-8 CLIFFORD ST PRENTIS ST W WILLIS ST W CANFIELD ST SELDEN ST LEDYARD ST BRAINARD ST SECOND AVE PETERBORO ST SECOND AVE Traction Power Substation (TPSS) X-X NRHP-Listed Property 1 INCH = 400 FEET Parcel X-X NRHP-Eligible Property Area of Potential Effects and Woodward Streetcar Preferred X-X NRHP-Listed District National Register of Historic Places WOODWARD AVENUE Alignment Traction Power Substation (TPSS) X-X NRHP Not Eligible Eligibility Determinations Proposed Station Alternate National Historic STREETCAR PROJECT X-X 0 400 Feet Traction Power Substation (TPSS) Landmark Area of Potential Effects January 2013 Construction Staging Area Vehicle Storage Maintenance Facility Sheet 2 of 4 KEY - WOODWARD STREETCAR PROJECT WS-1 14-40 Custer Street NRHP Not Eligible E WARRENAVE WS-2 CBS Outdoor Advertising/ Walker and Co./ BRUSH ST Cadillac Motor Car Co, Plant #4 NRHP-Eligible E WARRENAVE WS-4 234 Custer Street NRHP Not Eligible E I 94 SERVICE DRIVE FARNSWORTH ST FREDERICK ST CUSTER ST WS-11 WS-12 WS-16WS-16 WS-6 2-57 E PALMER ST WS-5 WS-15 MEDBURY ST WS-10 HENDRIE ST WS-13 WS-4 WS-9 WS-14 PIQUETTE ST 2-43 WS-8 HARPERAVE WS-7 WS-21 WS-23 WS-22 JOHN R ST HORTON ST HORTON E MILWAUKEE ST E MILWAUKEE WS-3 E FERRY ST FARNSWORTH ST E BALTIMORE ST E BALTIMORE E KIRBY ST WS-2 2-56 2-55 2-37 2-49 2-48 2-46 3-1 E GRAND BLVD 2-44 3-4 ENDICOTT ST 2-42 E BETHUNE ST 3-5 2-51 2-39 2-34 3-3 2-60 WS-1 2-45 4-121 GRAND 2-58 FERRY WARREN AMTRAK AMSTERDAM (FUTURE) WOODWARD AVE ANTOINETTE ST 2-60 2-43 2-36 3-2 2-47 2-35 2-53 2-52 W KIRBY ST 2-41 PUTNAM ST W FERRY ST 2-40 2-50 TPSS #7 TPSS #6 2-37 2-61 2-38 2-59 W BETHUNE ST BETHUNE W TPSS #4 BETHUNE STREET VSMF SITE 2-54 CASS AVE CUSTER STREET VSMF SITE SECOND AVE W I 94 AMSTERDAM STREET VSMF SITE 2-33 W PALMER ST LOTHROP RD LOTHROP LOTHROP RD LOTHROP W BALTIMORE ST BALTIMORE W W MILWAUKEE ST MILWAUKEE W YORK ST 3-74 BLVD GRAND W ANTOINETTE ST 3-74 KEY - WOODWARD LRT PROJECT 2-33 Warren-Prentis Historic District NRHP-ListedW GRAND BLVD 2-46 5734 Woodward Avenue NRHP Not Eligible 2-58 Conrail and Grand Trunk Western Railroad Bridges NRHP-Eligible 2-35 Samuel L.
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