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Section C: Master Plan at 13th Street and West Marine View Drive is on the northern border of Fisherman's Harbor and serves as the defining front door to Waterfront Place. From the gateway, Seiner Drive extends along the inner harbor's eastern most edge to the Seiner Wharf to make up this district. The district reestablishes the neighborhood into the City's street grid by returning the street names back to 13th and 14th Streets, their Everett historical numbers. A new traffic signal will be installed at 13th Street and W. Marine View Drive. 13th Street is featured as the Entry Boulevard, 90' wide with parking and transit stops, and Seiner Drive and 14th Street is an 80' Pedestrian Streets. A large parking court lies adjacent to the Seiner Wharf. 15 to 20' wide bike and pedestrian paths connect to The Esplanade and The W trails in either direction from Fisherman's Harbor. Buildings in this district include the primarily retail-focused mixed use, 114 apartment s `/ = : - _ I • i �s r ate.. homes, eight commercial buildings which could house a drug store, small concept grocer, marine retail, and some office. Along the harbor's edge, four indoor restaurants with patios and an outdoor restaurant and fish market. The largest structure is the 120 key hotel with meeting space, restaurant and cocktail lounge. Three parking structures (above ground) and a large parking court. The design intent of the inner harbor pedestrian areas adjacent to the commercial fishing fleet shown in the perspective above is focused on emphasizing the presence of and access to the inner workings of the fishing community and industrial waterfront. Additionally, waterfront restaurants and walk-ups invite visitors and residents to enjoy a meal while they settle into the marine environment. Site furniture, such as light poles and benches are a hybrid design of traditional and contemporary styles reflecting a historic yet contemporary waterfront. For example, light fixtures may be located on angled poles at varying heights to reference the mast arm on a Seiner. Wood crates and crab pots are used as inspiration for custom designed outdoor benches. In the public gathering spaces, the former asphalt parking lot to the north, where the Seiner Fleet is docked, is peeled back and replaced with wood surfacing to resurrect the feeling 2014 Waterfront Place Central Supplemental Design Guidelines -20-