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WELCOME
This study was lobbied for by community members to support better access to the Beacon Hill light rail station and mobility through out the neighborhood.
The purpose of this study is to identify transportation issues and improvements for people who walk, bike, take the bus, ride the light rail, and drive in and through the neighborhood by building on existing plans and asking community members like you!
BUILDING ON PAST COMMUNITY EFFORTS LIKE:
JUNE 2018
Beacon Hill Station Access and Mobility Study
North Beacon Hill Neighborhood Plan UpdateJanuary 2010
North Beacon Hill Town Center - Urban Design FrameworkOctober 2011
Beacon Hill SurveyJune 2016
Beacon Hill Family Bicycle and Pedestrian Circulation PlanJune 2011
STUDY SCHEDULE:
TODAY:• See what has been suggested so far• Take a survey• Add your comments and suggestions on a map
• Have a caricature done• Spin a wheel to win a prize
Feb
OctMar Apr
May
Jun Jul Aug
Sept
Advisory Group Meeting #1
Final Open House #2 and Community Celebration
Advisory Group Meeting #2
Advisory Group Meeting #3
Open House #1
2018 TIMELINE
欢迎
JUNE 2018
您知道怎样以更方便和愉快的方式前往Beacon Hill轻轨车站,或是在其周边地带出行吗?无论您是步行、骑车、乘坐公交还是驾车(或任何交通方式的组合),我们都希望听到您的意见!
ようこそライトレール・ビーコン・ヒル駅へのより楽しく分かりやすい行き方、また駅周辺の楽しみ方をご存じですか?徒歩、自転車、交通機関、運転(またはこれらの組み合わせ)にかかわらず、ご意見をお聞かせください!
Soo dhaweeMa haysaa fikrado ku saabsan sida loo sahli ama lagu fududeyn karo tegista Boosteejada Tareenka Fudud ee Beacon Hill iyo sida hareerishiisa la isaga socon karo? Haddii ay socod tahay, bas saaran tahay, ama aad gaari wadato (ama mid ka mida isku jirkooda), waxanu jecel nahay inaannu ADIGU kaa maqalno.
Bienvenido¿Tiene ideas para hacer más fácil y agradable llegar a la Estación de tren ligero Beacon Hill Light Rail y desplazarse por el barrio? Sea que camine, ande en bicicleta, tome transporte público o maneje (o cualquier combinación de esto), nos interesa conocer SU opinión.
Maligayang pagdatingMayroon ba kayong mga ideya sa kung paano mapapadali at gawing mas kaaya-aya ang pagpunta sa Beacon Hill Light Rail Station at sa paglilibot sa paligid nito? Kayo man ay naglalakad, nagbibisikleta, sumasakay sa pampublikong sasakyan, o nagmamaneho (o ginagawa ang alinmang kumbinasyon), nais naming pakinggan KAYO!
WelcomeDo you have ideas on how to make it easier and more enjoyable to get to the Beacon Hill Light Rail Station and get around the neighborhood? Whether you walk, bike, take transit, or drive (or do any combination), we want to hear from YOU!
WHO WE HEARD FROM
MAY 2018
Future Outreach Events• Beacon Hill Fest – TODAY!• Intercept survey at the Beacon Hill Light Rail Station during the June Ride Transit Month• Intercept survey in front of the Red Apple Market
Who is Missing?
Beacon Tower is a senior, low-income apartment building owned by the Seattle Housing Authority. The residents of the 108-unit tower are culturally and ethnically diverse but predominately Cantonese speakers.
Plaza Roberto Maestas is a transit-oriented development directly north of the Beacon Hill Light Rail Station. 110 apartments of one-, two- and three-bedroom units are available for rent for residents earning 30-60% of the area median income.
The Station is a neighborhood coffee shop that has been an important gathering space for people of color and popular with a diverse cross-section of the community.
Beacon Hill Library is a community hub and gathering space in Beacon Hill. The library is home to different programs that serve a multilingual audience.
Online SurveyCurrently live, the community can provide the project team with input through an online survey. The link has been blasted out through our listservs, social media outlets, and on our project website. It has also been translated into Spanish, Tagalog, Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Somali, and Japanese, and paper copies have been handed out to low-income housing developments and social service providers.
Advisory GroupThe Advisory Group is the sounding board for the project team, consisting of representatives of the following community organizations and businesses: Beacon Hill Safe Streets, Beacon Hill Merchants Association, Plaza Roberto Maestas (El Centro de la Raza), Beacon Hill Council, Lighthouse for the Blind, Red Apple, Pacific Housing NW. They have been sharing their local knowledge and expertise to identify community values and transportation issues.
Community Liaisons Native speakers of Spanish, Tagalog, Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Somali, and Japanese have provided translation services and accompanied staff to do targeted in-language outreach events. Contracted through the Department of Neighborhoods, Community Liaisons are an integral part of the project’s inclusive outreach efforts.
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S STACY ST
S MCCLELLAN ST
S WALKER ST
S DEARBORN ST
30TH
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S EDMUNDS ST
S DAKOTA ST
S OREGON ST ON ST
S WALDEN ST
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EA
STY
BLV
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S COLUMBIAN WAY
RAINIERAVE
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SJUDKINS ST
S SPOKANE ST
S FERDINAND ST
S ALASKA ST
S GRAND ST
24TH
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S BAYVIEW ST
YAK
IMA
AVE
S
S HANFORD ST
33R
DA V
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S MASSACHUSETTS ST
S OREGON ST14
THA V
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S ATLANTIC ST
S LANDER ST
S STEVENS ST
13TH
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S
S HOLGATE ST
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S LANE ST
S DEAN ST
S HINDS ST
S WALKER ST
S HUDSON ST
POPLAR
PLS
S COLLEGE ST
14TH
AVE
S
S NORMAN ST
S IRVING ST
RENTON
AVES
S HORTON ST
S CHARLES ST
BEACO
NAVE
S
BAKERBV
S PLUM ST
S COURT ST
S JUDKINS ST
S NEVADA ST
S ESTELLE ST
S BRADFORD ST
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S BYRON ST
S ANDOVER ST
S ADAMS ST
S DOSE TER
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S PEARL ST
25TH
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S ATLANTIC ST
S SHELTON ST
S BUSH PL
12TH
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S STATE ST
S WAITE ST
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19THAVE
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9TH
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26TH
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S WINTHROP ST
CLAREMO
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HIAWATHA
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24TH
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ALA
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21ST
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YAKIMA
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SCOLUMBIANWAY
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CHIEF SEALTH TRL
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N To S Othello St
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3
9
5
6
8
4
7
Through Women in Transportation’s Transportation YOU program at Franklin High School, guest speakers talk to girls about transportation planning and careers during their lunch hour. Franklin High School is a charter school with 93% students of color and 52% female students.
Beacon Hill Council of Seattle (BHCS) is a community organization that initiates conversations and provides a forum for making recommendations to Seattle City Council and other agencies on issues that impact the Beacon Hill residents and businesses.
Seattle Lee Family Association (SLFA) owns the building that it is headquartered on Beacon Ave S between S Hanford St and S Horton St, and their members have strong ties to the Chinatown/International District. Currently and throughout history, family associations have provided financial and emotional support to Chinese immigrants.
International Drop-in Center (IDIC) is a non-profit Filipino senior services center, located south of Jefferson Park since moving from the Chinatown/International District in 2004. IDIC has senior center activities, a food bank, social services, a meal program, and more.
Walking AuditLed by accessibility consultants, Karen Braitmayer and Peggy Martinez (also a resident), the project team hosted a walking audit on April 30. The general public was invited to experience the quality of the walking environment with neighbors, to learn the perspectives of people seeking accessible pedestrian solutions, and provide thoughts on how the neighborhood can be more accessible for people of all ages and abilities.
Targeted Outreach Events Other Outreach Methods
欢迎
JUNE 2018
您知道怎样以更方便和愉快的方式前往Beacon Hill轻轨车站,或是在其周边地带出行吗?无论您是步行、骑车、乘坐公交还是驾车(或任何交通方式的组合),我们都希望听到您的意见!
ようこそライトレール・ビーコン・ヒル駅へのより楽しく分かりやすい行き方、また駅周辺の楽しみ方をご存じですか?徒歩、自転車、交通機関、運転(またはこれらの組み合わせ)にかかわらず、ご意見をお聞かせください!
Soo dhaweeMa haysaa fikrado ku saabsan sida loo sahli ama lagu fududeyn karo tegista Boosteejada Tareenka Fudud ee Beacon Hill iyo sida hareerishiisa la isaga socon karo? Haddii ay socod tahay, bas saaran tahay, ama aad gaari wadato (ama mid ka mida isku jirkooda), waxanu jecel nahay inaannu ADIGU kaa maqalno.
Bienvenido¿Tiene ideas para hacer más fácil y agradable llegar a la Estación de tren ligero Beacon Hill Light Rail y desplazarse por el barrio? Sea que camine, ande en bicicleta, tome transporte público o maneje (o cualquier combinación de esto), nos interesa conocer SU opinión.
Maligayang pagdatingMayroon ba kayong mga ideya sa kung paano mapapadali at gawing mas kaaya-aya ang pagpunta sa Beacon Hill Light Rail Station at sa paglilibot sa paligid nito? Kayo man ay naglalakad, nagbibisikleta, sumasakay sa pampublikong sasakyan, o nagmamaneho (o ginagawa ang alinmang kumbinasyon), nais naming pakinggan KAYO!
WelcomeDo you have ideas on how to make it easier and more enjoyable to get to the Beacon Hill Light Rail Station and get around the neighborhood? Whether you walk, bike, take transit, or drive (or do any combination), we want to hear from YOU!
WHO WE HEARD FROM
MAY 2018
Future Outreach Events• Beacon Hill Fest – TODAY!• Intercept survey at the Beacon Hill Light Rail Station during the June Ride Transit Month• Intercept survey in front of the Red Apple Market
Who is Missing?
Beacon Tower is a senior, low-income apartment building owned by the Seattle Housing Authority. The residents of the 108-unit tower are culturally and ethnically diverse but predominately Cantonese speakers.
Plaza Roberto Maestas is a transit-oriented development directly north of the Beacon Hill Light Rail Station. 110 apartments of one-, two- and three-bedroom units are available for rent for residents earning 30-60% of the area median income.
The Station is a neighborhood coffee shop that has been an important gathering space for people of color and popular with a diverse cross-section of the community.
Beacon Hill Library is a community hub and gathering space in Beacon Hill. The library is home to different programs that serve a multilingual audience.
Online SurveyCurrently live, the community can provide the project team with input through an online survey. The link has been blasted out through our listservs, social media outlets, and on our project website. It has also been translated into Spanish, Tagalog, Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Somali, and Japanese, and paper copies have been handed out to low-income housing developments and social service providers.
Advisory GroupThe Advisory Group is the sounding board for the project team, consisting of representatives of the following community organizations and businesses: Beacon Hill Safe Streets, Beacon Hill Merchants Association, Plaza Roberto Maestas (El Centro de la Raza), Beacon Hill Council, Lighthouse for the Blind, Red Apple, Pacific Housing NW. They have been sharing their local knowledge and expertise to identify community values and transportation issues.
Community Liaisons Native speakers of Spanish, Tagalog, Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Somali, and Japanese have provided translation services and accompanied staff to do targeted in-language outreach events. Contracted through the Department of Neighborhoods, Community Liaisons are an integral part of the project’s inclusive outreach efforts.
1
S STACY ST
S MCCLELLAN ST
S WALKER ST
S DEARBORN ST
30TH
AVE
S
S EDMUNDS ST
S DAKOTA ST
S OREGON ST ON ST
S WALDEN ST
CH
EA
STY
BLV
DS
S COLUMBIAN WAY
RAINIERAVE
S
SJUDKINS ST
S SPOKANE ST
S FERDINAND ST
S ALASKA ST
S GRAND ST
24TH
AVE
S
S BAYVIEW ST
YAK
IMA
AVE
S
S HANFORD ST
33R
DA V
ES
S MASSACHUSETTS ST
S OREGON ST
14TH
A VE
S
S ATLANTIC ST
S LANDER ST
S STEVENS ST
13TH
A VE
S
S HOLGATE ST
I ST
S LANE ST
S DEAN ST
S HINDS ST
S WALKER ST
S HUDSON ST
POPLAR
PLS
S COLLEGE ST
14TH
AVE
S
S NORMAN ST
S IRVING ST
RENTON
AVES
S HORTON ST
S CHARLES ST
BEACO
NAVE
S
BAKERBV
S PLUM ST
S COURT ST
S JUDKINS ST
S NEVADA ST
S ESTELLE ST
S BRADFORD ST
HA
RR
ISP
LS
HA
HN
PL
S1 2
T HA V
ES
S BYRON ST
S ANDOVER ST
S ADAMS ST
S DOSE TER
18TH
A VE
S
S PEARL ST
25TH
AVE
S
S ATLANTIC ST
S SHELTON ST
S BUSH PL
12TH
A VE
S
S STATE ST
S WAITE ST
33R
DAV
ES
17TH
A VE
S
20THAV
ES
8TH
AVE
S
13TH
A VE
S
2 2N
DAV
ES
2 3R
DA V
ES
2 8T H
AVE
S
2 9T H
AVE
S
29TH
A VE
S
2 5T H
A VE
S
3 1S
TAV
ES
WETM
ORE
AVES
19THAVE
S
S FOREST ST
S HILL ST
9TH
AVE
S
26TH
AVE
S
S WINTHROP ST
CLAREMO
NTAVE
S
HIAWATHA
PLS
24TH
AVE
S
ALA
MO
PLS
34TH
AVE
S
S ALASKA PL
S
CR
EST
PLS
2 7T H
A VE
S
3 5TH
AVE
S
21ST
AVE
S
DECATUR
PL S
19TH
AVE
S
YAKIMA
PL
S
S DELLAST
S COURT ST
SCOLUMBIANWAY
WEST SEATTLE BR
DAVISPL
S
16TH
AVE
S
HIN
DS
PLS
S
CHIEF SEALTH TRL
GOLF DR
S
S WADSWORTH PL
19TH
AVE
S
8TH
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ES
MO
UN
TVIEW
DR S
S HOLGATE BR
24TH
PL
S
1 6T H
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15TH
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ML
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10TH
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2 0T H
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MO
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TAINSTO
SOUND
TRL
30TH
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VALE
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NE
PLS
STURGUSAVE
S
34THAVE
S
28THAVE
S
11TH
AVE
S
LAFA
YET
TEAV
ES
1 1T H
AVES
JILLPLS
32U
PPE
RAV
ES
BRA
DN
ER
PL
S
LE TITIAAV
ES
MTS DEARBORN CONNCTR TRL
BEAC
ON
NAVE
S
S ANGELINE ST
2
1
5
6
7
94
3
8
N To S Othello St
1
2
3
9
5
6
8
4
7
Through Women in Transportation’s Transportation YOU program at Franklin High School, guest speakers talk to girls about transportation planning and careers during their lunch hour. Franklin High School is a charter school with 93% students of color and 52% female students.
Beacon Hill Council of Seattle (BHCS) is a community organization that initiates conversations and provides a forum for making recommendations to Seattle City Council and other agencies on issues that impact the Beacon Hill residents and businesses.
Seattle Lee Family Association (SLFA) owns the building that it is headquartered on Beacon Ave S between S Hanford St and S Horton St, and their members have strong ties to the Chinatown/International District. Currently and throughout history, family associations have provided financial and emotional support to Chinese immigrants.
International Drop-in Center (IDIC) is a non-profit Filipino senior services center, located south of Jefferson Park since moving from the Chinatown/International District in 2004. IDIC has senior center activities, a food bank, social services, a meal program, and more.
Walking AuditLed by accessibility consultants, Karen Braitmayer and Peggy Martinez (also a resident), the project team hosted a walking audit on April 30. The general public was invited to experience the quality of the walking environment with neighbors, to learn the perspectives of people seeking accessible pedestrian solutions, and provide thoughts on how the neighborhood can be more accessible for people of all ages and abilities.
Targeted Outreach Events Other Outreach Methods
JUNE 2018
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S Spokane St
S Dearborn St
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31st
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S STEVENS ST
S FOREST ST
21ST
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19TH
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S
GOLF DR S
17TH
AVE
S
15TH
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S
14TH
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S
12TH
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S COLLEGE ST
S MASSACHUSETTS ST
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Mt Baker Station
Judkins ParkStation
.5 mi0 mi .25 mi
Intersections feel dangerous to people walking, crossing and/or biking
Station Area Focus - See separate map
Tra�c speed concerns - safety concerns for people walking & biking
Improve N-S bike routes and facilities Poor sidewalk conditions (paving, overgrown vegetation, curb ramps, etc.)
Improve pedestrian lighting
E-W bike routes needed (speci�c alignments TBD)
Comments from community members
WHAT WE HAVE HEARDSafety, access and mobility improvements are needed on streets and at intersections throughout the study areaMembers of the community have already highlighted some locations where improvements are needed. We also want to hear from you! Please add notes, locations and/or additional improvements to the map.
“Mobility for aged citizens, young children walking to school or riding their bikes, is a huge issue.”
“Sidewalks are in bad shape in our neighborhood!”
“We need more public transit in Beacon Hill, especially those of us that live one mile or more from the light rail station.”
“Please reach out to teenagers and get their opinions.”
“Speed is an issue leading up to Beacon Hill.”
JUNE 2018
S MCCLELLAN ST
S LANDER ST
S STEVENS ST
S FOREST ST
BEACON AVE S
17TH AVE S
15TH AVE S
16TH AVE S
S BAYVIEW ST
ROBERTO MAESTAS FESTIVAL ST
Beacon Hill Station
El Centro de la Raza
Beacon Hill Library
!!!
Intersection feels unsafe to people walking, crossing and/or biking
Traffic calming, safety and crossing improvements
Improve streetscape (sidewalks, seating, etc.)
Expand Festival StImprove pedestrian lighting
Intersection feels unsafe and should prioritize pedestrians (shorter waits, etc.)
Lighting/safety improvements at bus stops
WHAT WE HAVE HEARDSafety, access and mobility improvements are particularly needed around the Beacon Hill Light Rail Station
This map highlights challenging locations and common issues that we have heard from outreach meetings. We also want to hear from you! Please add notes, locations and/or additional improvements to the map.
JUNE 2018
!!!
!!!
!!!
!"#5
!"#90
S Holgate St
S Walker St
SColum
bian
Way
S M cClellan St
4th
A
ve
S
S Judkins St
Overpass Brg
S Lander St
S Spokane St
S Dearborn St
23rd
A
ve
S
31st
Ave
S
6th
Ave
S
Rainier Ave S
Air
port
W
ay
S
7th
Ave
S
20th
A
ve
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S Royal Brougham W ay
Mar
t inL
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S BAYVIEW ST
S HANFORD ST
S HINDS ST
S STEVENS ST
S FOREST ST
21ST
AVE
S
19TH
AVE
S
GOLF DR S
17TH
AVE
S
15TH
AVE
S
14TH
AVE
S
12TH
AVE
S
S COLLEGE ST
S MASSACHUSETTS ST
BEACON
AVE S
Mt Baker Station
Judkins ParkStation
.5 mi0 mi .25 mi
Intersections feel dangerous to people walking, crossing and/or biking
Station Area Focus - See separate map
Tra�c speed concerns - safety concerns for people walking & biking
Improve N-S bike routes and facilities Poor sidewalk conditions (paving, overgrown vegetation, curb ramps, etc.)
Improve pedestrian lighting
E-W bike routes needed (speci�c alignments TBD)
Comments from community members
WHAT WE HAVE HEARDSafety, access and mobility improvements are needed on streets and at intersections throughout the study areaMembers of the community have already highlighted some locations where improvements are needed. We also want to hear from you! Please add notes, locations and/or additional improvements to the map.
“Mobility for aged citizens, young children walking to school or riding their bikes, is a huge issue.”
“Sidewalks are in bad shape in our neighborhood!”
“We need more public transit in Beacon Hill, especially those of us that live one mile or more from the light rail station.”
“Please reach out to teenagers and get their opinions.”
“Speed is an issue leading up to Beacon Hill.”
JUNE 2018
S MCCLELLAN ST
S LANDER ST
S STEVENS ST
S FOREST ST
BEACON AVE S
17TH AVE S
15TH AVE S
16TH AVE S
S BAYVIEW ST
ROBERTO MAESTAS FESTIVAL ST
Beacon Hill Station
El Centro de la Raza
Beacon Hill Library
!!!
Intersection feels unsafe to people walking, crossing and/or biking
Traffic calming, safety and crossing improvements
Improve streetscape (sidewalks, seating, etc.)
Expand Festival StImprove pedestrian lighting
Intersection feels unsafe and should prioritize pedestrians (shorter waits, etc.)
Lighting/safety improvements at bus stops
WHAT WE HAVE HEARDSafety, access and mobility improvements are particularly needed around the Beacon Hill Light Rail Station
This map highlights challenging locations and common issues that we have heard from outreach meetings. We also want to hear from you! Please add notes, locations and/or additional improvements to the map.
HOW DO YOU GET TO AND MOVE AROUND (NORTH) BEACON HILL?
JUNE 2018
JUNE 2018
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!!!
!!!
!"#5
!"#90
S Holgate St
S Walker St
SColum
bian
Way
S M cClellan St
4th
A
ve
S
S Judkins St
Overpass Brg
S Lander St
S Spokane St
S Dearborn St
23rd
A
ve
S
31st
Ave
S
6th
Ave
S
Rainier Ave S
Air
port
W
ay
S
7th
Ave
S
20th
A
ve
S
S Royal Brougham W ay
Mar
t inL
K in g
JrW
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S MCCLELLAN ST
S BAYVIEW ST
S HANFORD ST
S HINDS ST
S STEVENS ST
S FOREST ST
21ST
AVE
S
19TH
AVE
S
GOLF DR S
17TH
AVE
S
15TH
AVE
S
14TH
AVE
S
12TH
AVE
S
S COLLEGE ST
S MASSACHUSETTS ST
BEACON
AVE S
Mt Baker Station
Judkins ParkStation
WHAT WE HAVE HEARDSafety, access and mobility improvements are needed on streets and at intersections throughout the study areaMembers of the community have already highlighted some locations where improvements are needed. We also want to hear from you! Please add notes, locations and/or additional improvements to the map.
JUNE 2018
WHAT WE HAVE HEARDSafety, access and mobility improvements are particularly needed around the Beacon Hill Light Rail Station
This map highlights challenging locations and common issues that we have heard from outreach meetings. We also want to hear from you! Please add notes, locations and/or additional improvements to the map.
S MCCLELLAN ST
S LANDER ST
S STEVENS ST
S FOREST ST
BEACON AVE S
17TH AVE S
15TH AVE S
16TH AVE S
S BAYVIEW ST
ROBERTO MAESTAS FESTIVAL ST
Beacon Hill Station
El Centro de la Raza
Beacon Hill Library
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JUNE 2018
WHAT WE HAVE HEARDSafety, access and mobility improvements are particularly needed around the Beacon Hill Light Rail Station
This map highlights challenging locations and common issues that we have heard from outreach meetings. We also want to hear from you! Please add notes, locations and/or additional improvements to the map.
S MCCLELLAN ST
S LANDER ST
S STEVENS ST
S FOREST ST
BEACON AVE S
17TH AVE S
15TH AVE S
16TH AVE S
S BAYVIEW ST
ROBERTO MAESTAS FESTIVAL ST
Beacon Hill Station
El Centro de la Raza
Beacon Hill Library
!!!
JUNE 2018
PRIORITIZING IMPROVEMENTSTo ensure projects address community priorities, we are developing evaluation criteria to prioritize improvements.Using your dots, please tell us which of the criteria is most important to you.
SafetyImproves safety for people walking, biking, using transit, and/or driving.
ComfortProvides space or improves experience for people walking, biking, and/or riding transit.
Connectivity & MobilityImproves movement between destinations and connects walking, biking, and/or transit networks.
EquityAddresses the needs of people who are under-served (e.g. people of color, non-English speakers) and/or are vulnerable (e.g. people with disabilities, seniors, children, low-income.)
HealthEnhances health by reducing pollution, adding green space, encouraging activity, etc.
Livability & Neighborhood VitalitySupports or promotes community connections and a sense of place.
ImplementationImprovement implements or partially implements a project identified in a previous city or community plan.
Community SupportLevel of support within the community.
Have we missed an important community priority? Tell us below!