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Section C: Master Plan Craftsman District The 20.25 acre Craftsman District provides for the majority of marine-related uses that accommodate marina services and all facets of commercial marine activities, including marine commercial, retail, and light industrial uses. In this area, boats are sold, repaired, stored, painted, moved and washed. The District is almost do .� ... , a ....::+.... ... _. e_. completely contained within the fences of the I Port of Everett boat yard encompassing an entire portion of the site north of parcels adjacent to 13th Street, and extending from the east end of the North Docks to West Marine P View Drive. The only street within the iimiury District is Craftsman Way to the west of the mt_ Al►'!v -- 54 boat yard and east of the waterfront where the " 16" " � -�� ,� travel lift provides boat transportation into the yards. This road is a General Circulation roadway with 12-foot lanes and parallel and angled parking areas. The featured building within this location is Waterfront Center, Figure 5 Travel Lift in Operation which doubles as a transit center for the Everett Transit system and provides a home for marine shops on its east facing façade, and retail, restaurants, educational facilities, and offices as well as retail production on the west facing sides. Other buildings include a marine retail building on the West Marine View Drive frontage, the Marina maintenance operations center and boat wash facilities, boater storage lockers, and marina retail and services. The remaining area serves as a boat repair yard providing extensive environmental controls on runoff to keep potential hazardous materials out of the Puget Sound. The design draws on the craft, technology and history of the working waterfront to reflect quality with durable maritime materials and forms and expressive structural details and connections. In the public gathering spaces and featured at the Craftsman District is the Fisherman's Tribute, a statue acknowledging a proud legacy and fishing heritage at the Port. From this Plaza next to the water, visitors can step onto The W trail system because the total trail network, linked to the North and Central piers, and along The Esplanade, is shaped like the letter "W." Within the Waterfront Center visitors can locate a timeline depicting the colorful history of the Port's nearly 100-year heritage; shelter while waiting for transit; or relax in sidewalk café's or lobby seating areas. Also within Waterfront Center are community rooms available for rental. Timing of development in the Craftsman District is anticipated to continue in 2017 when a large manufacturing tenant's lease expires and final demolition and soil clean up actions are taken by the Port. Once the buildings are demolished, the Port intends to relocate boat yards from throughout the uplands to consolidate the boat yards and maintenance offices. Fisherman's Harbor. The Fisherman's Harbor district includes 11.79 developable acres and is this project's year- round hub of activity that includes commercial fishing, recreational boating, retail shopping, and dining that attracts residents and regional visitors. The key features of this area includes: Seiner Wharf, Pacific Rim Plaza, floating activity barges, dock walk and the small boat course on accessible water. Weddings and other events and ceremonies, such as sister city programs will be welcomed at the Pacific Rim Plaza (located at the end of 14th Street). The international gateway 2014 Waterfront Place Central Supplemental Design Guidelines - 19-