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BAINBRIDGE, WA FERRY/GATEWAY DISTRICT PLAN Vibrant, Distinctive, Integrated Urban Design DESCRIPTION The Ferry/Gateway District Plan for the City of Bainbridge Island, Washington focuses on a 10 acre site adjacent to a high capacity car ferry terminal, 40 minutes from downtown Seattle. VMWP is coordinating with the community, property owners and Washington State Ferries to create a plan that will balance pedestrian, bicycle, auto and bus circulation in and around the ferry terminal. The plan also looks at the opportunity for the development of a mixed-use neighborhood adjacent to the terminal that will help bring vitality and an added sense of place to central Bainbridge Island while seeking to create a series of new open spaces, housing, retail and office opportunities. VISION To encourage integration and cooperation between the city, the community, property owners, Kitsap transit and Washington State Ferries. PROJECT REQUIREMENTS Improving circulation in the surrounding neighborhoods, improving access to the waterfront and examining options for attractive infill development are also main components of the Ferry / Gateway District Plan.

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Page 1: ferry/gateway district plan

bainbridge, waferry/gateway district planVibrant, distinctive, integrated Urban design description The Ferry/Gateway District Plan for the City of Bainbridge Island, Washington focuses on a 10 acre site adjacent to a high capacity car ferry terminal, 40 minutes from downtown Seattle. VMWP is coordinating with the community, property owners and Washington State Ferries to create a plan that will balance pedestrian, bicycle, auto and bus circulation in and around the ferry terminal. The plan also looks at the opportunity for the development of a mixed-use neighborhood adjacent to the terminal that will help bring vitality and an added sense of place to central Bainbridge Island while seeking to create a series of new open spaces, housing, retail and office opportunities.

Vision To encourage integration and cooperation between the city, the community, property owners, Kitsap transit and Washington State Ferries.

project requirements Improving circulation in the surrounding neighborhoods, improving access to the waterfront and examining options for attractive infill development are also main components of the Ferry / Gateway District Plan.

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Ferry District Neighborhood Sections Planning for the Ferrry/Gateway District and Ferry Terminal FacilitiesBainbridge Island , WA

February 21, 2007

Section 2

Section 1

Key Map

Winslow Way

Off/Resi.

+85’

LaneKiss and RideLandscaped PlazaKiss and RideTransit

Terminal

Vehicle

Holding

Waterfront Pedestrian +

Bike Path

Way to

Water TaxiDock

Potential

Mixed Use/ Housing Mixed Use/ Housing

Resi.Retail

RetailOff/Resi.

Resi. Parking

Potential Commuter Parking Potential Commuter Parking

Vehicle Exit Bus Parking

+90’Resi. Parking

+75’+75’

+55’

+35’

+55’

+75’

Off/Resi.

Retail

Winslow WayLane

Landscaped Plaza

Kiss and RideTransit

Terminal

Waterfront

50’ Set-

Way to Water Taxi DockPotential Mixed Use/ Housing Mixed Use/ Housing Harbor Square

Landscaped Courtyard

Landscaped Courtyard

Landscaped Courtyard

Landscaped Courtyard

Potential Commuter Parking

Resi. Parking

Off/Resi.

Retail

Resi. Parking

Potential Commuter Parking

Resi.

Potential Expanded Holding Area Below + Beyond

Park

Harbor Square

+95’+85’-90’

+75’-80’

+55’ +55’

+75’-80’

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Client: City of Bainbridge Island, WA

Building size/acres: 80 acres

Number of units proposed: 640-764 units

Completion: December 2007

Budget est.: $125,000

Contact:

Kathy CookCity of Bainbridge IslandWinslow Tomorrow 280 Madison AvenueBainbridge Island, WA 98110206.780.3760