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00 February 17,1908 • <br /> Bob Berg, Parsons <br /> Brinckerhoff, reviewed the design of the <br /> transportation improvements planned for the West Marine View Drive <br /> corridor as part of the roadway upgrading to handle the traffic from <br /> the Navy's HomeDort Base an the Everett waterfront. <br /> The proposed Improvements consist of reconstruction and widening of <br /> 1.1 miles of West Maxine View Drive from Hewitt northerly to 18th <br /> Street. This Includes the reconstruction of the 21st Street Bridge, <br /> widening it from four lanesto.six lanes. <br /> Key elements include a <br /> Pool sidewalk from 18th Street to TStreet, a pedestrian <br /> roe <br /> ssing of the 25th Street West <br /> t Marine View Drive <br /> intersection, providing grade separated pedestrian ecs to Grand <br /> Avenue at 25th Street. Thirteen•intersections are proposed for • <br /> reconstruction or installation of new traffic signals. <br /> The cost of the <br /> relocations, is esti mated at$ 12,950,0lg 00. Most of ht of wthe improvementay and s <br /> planned will be constructed under funding from the Defense Roadway <br /> Access account. Non Defense funded elements include the California <br /> Street truck route,ice detection in 21st Street Bridge and a second <br /> pedestrian overcrossing at 21st-23rd Streets. <br /> ==":2 Nms t rtegetranu vy Ohe hrthwaenedrnegbo <br /> previousrequested prior to further planning. <br /> Or. Berg stated an additional overpass had been reviewed but this • <br /> improvement will not be eligible for Defense Roadway Access funds. <br /> Ste o4 the proposals Considered Por a pedestrian overpass at 21st <br /> reet xoultl coat the City E165,000. <br /> resident Niva expressed c regaxdln9 the LantlscaDing issue <br /> Por the Base entrance. She feltsa"San Quentin"effect vas not In • <br /> the best interest of the City. <br /> • <br /> Pat McClain, Administration, stated a lot of issues have not been <br /> solved but are being negotiatetlcently with the design <br /> process. He stated the Council will not see this issue again until <br /> the authorisation for the call for bids. <br /> Craig Johnson,3208 Lincoln Way,Lynnwood,stated for the record the <br /> need t have cc <br /> continued access to the waterfront at 21st andGrand, •• <br /> at least for pedestriana, • <br /> wolBno2ng [oeleedtat cthe sdona "'fin <br /> sign's <br /> Dave Beames, 3011 Kromer, expressed his apposition to the roadway <br /> improvements and asked that thu Port Gardner neighborhood traffic <br /> impacts be discussed. <br /> Moved by C encllnember Pape, seconded by Councllmember Longus to <br /> close the public Gearing. <br /> President Niva asked if anyone else wished to speak and no one <br /> replied. <br /> Roll was called with all councilmembeis voting yes. <br /> Notion carried. <br /> 1 <br />