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use district 10. DISTRICT THEMES - USES 10.a. Fisherman's Harbor: The Fisherman's Harbor surrounds the area where the Everett fishing fleet will be located. The activities of the fleet will be front and center, engaging visitors at the waterfront in the working nature of the area. Fisherman's Harbor will include a lively mix of retail, restaurants and residential uses that will form the heart of the district and function as the gateway to Waterfront Place Central. Types of Uses: retail, restaurants, services, multi-family residential, hospitality. 10.b. Craftsmen District: This district is devoted to all types of marina support activities. It is a predominantly light industrial area which includes a commercial boat yard where boats are stored and repaired. Types of Uses: all facets of commercial marine activity, marine related retail, services and other commercial. 10.c. The Millwright District: The Millwright District speaks directly to the history of the development area as the site of bustling lumber and shingle mills from years past. This pedestrian oriented district is devoted to employment, with an interesting mix of commercial street level spaces, supported by office and residential spaces above. It is a place where people will operate both small and large businesses while keeping the mechanisms of life in motion —whether with recreation, a home or a business. Types of Uses: commercial, limited retail, multi-family residential. This is a pedestrian oriented retail/ office area which provides a pedestrian crossing along a north /south route. The crossing "path"will provide a connection between the central marina and north marina area/ boat launch. The District also provides an east- west transition from the office/ retail use in the Fisherman's Harbor District. Use - Retail, office, farmer's market. 10.d. Wharf's Edge: Characterized by quiet high end residential multi-family uses and street level commercial, this area at the west end of the development area will be focused on a large publicly accessible park and the water views beyond. Types of Uses: multi-family residential, commercial, hospitality, office. 10.e. The Esplanade: This district is defined by its primary use—a long casual walkway along the water. It includes several public access components: plazas, marina overlooks, landscaping, community facilities, and a large park with extraordinary views to Jetty Island, Puget Sound, and the Olympic Mountains. A hotel, restaurant and limited retail at the southeast corner will take full advantage of all of these amenities. Types of Uses: public access, hospitality, restaurant, limited retail. Waterfront Place Central Design Standards & Guidelines 22