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OCT 14 1986 Issues/Directions Charrette CZIC collection Report 1 Bellingham Central Waterfront Development Plan HT 168 .B4 I8 1986 OCT 14 1986 Issues/Directions Charrette CZIC collection Report 1 Bellingham Central Waterfront Development Plan Management and Planning Services a member of The NBBJ Group Management and Planning 111 South Jackson Street Economics Services Seattle, Washington 98104 Planning (206) 223-5100 Landscape Architecture March 10, 1986 CZIC collection Job No. 70101 T- brary Bellingham Central Waterfront property Mr. Rick Fackler DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE NOAA Long Range Planner/Project Manager COASTAL SERVICES CENIER City of Bellingham t 2234 SOUTH HOBSON @,vENUE Planning and Economic Developmen 210 Lottie Street Bellinghamt Washington 98225 CHARLESTON , SC '940@'-24 '? Dear Rick: We are pleased to transmit the documentation 'Of PhaSe I (Technical Report #1) of the Bellingham Central Waterfront pevelo nt Study related to our recent charrette/work session. pme intended to be a working data base to be built This document is upon and modified by all participants. It is offered to share findings of our two Week investigation and analysis effort and to assist in the formu- lation of alternatives. We are working on the second step of the study process and look forward to our next "hands-on" session scheduled for March 18, 1986. incer y. Vi en Vergel de Dios, AICP Director of Planning VV/gb "The preparation Of this report was financially aided through a grant from the Washington State Department of Ecology with funds obtained from the National oceaaic and Atmospheric Administration, and appropriated f:or Section 306b of the Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972.11 CQ \ncere y VI4 en Vere INTRODUCTION/SUMMARY On March 49 1986 a full-day "charrettell or int6nsive work session was held in Bellingham's Roeder School District.offices that brought together the prin- cipal interests concerned with.the Central Waterfront.. The -session was spon- sored by the City of Bellingham, Department of Planning and Economic Develop- ment. The overall study purpose is to prepar *e a viable plan to direct Central.Water- front Development. This plan should anticipate events, create opportunities, be realistic and support all key interests. The study process, shown below, includes eight major tasks, four "charrettes" at key milestonesp and refined plan and final report documentation. All work will be completed within a 16 week period. STUDY PROCESS AND SCHEDULE BellIngham Central Waterfront Development Plan PROCESS TASK 1 Confirm G Objectives/Distlill Major leaves ASK 2 Review Economic Base/Market Date TASK 5 TASK 6 TASK 7 TASK 8 Distill Prepare Develop LOW Evaluate *IV Waterfront Flow MwkoUngl TASK 3 Promotional Use Afternative"s Aftwnstives hoplemientallon Materials Analyze Potentials and Constraints TASK 4 Analyze Infrastructure Conclitlons/ Capacities MILESTONES A A A A A A ISSUES/ GENERAL REFINED COMPARATIVE REFINED FINAL DIRECTIONS CONCEPTS CONCEPTS EVALUATION PUN REPORT SCHEDULE 0-2 WEEKS-4 WEEKS-8 WEEKS 12 WEEKS- 14 WEEKS -16 WEEKS The purpose of the initial "Issues and Directions" charrette was to confirm findings of an intensive work effort that defined issues, aspirations and established a.data base. Findings from the first four study tasks were dis- cussed. A "big picture" approach was taken to distill the key determinants of change including'; � Pbpulation growth and change � Direct and latent market demand 0 Regulatory requirements H @E;l Infrastructure conditions/capacities Environmental design'potentials/constraints The charrette approach was structured to allow effecti ve particpation. The Technical Committee comprised of representatives of the City of Bellingham, Port of Bellinghain, Georgia-Pacifico and Fourth Corner Development Group met from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. A public meeting was held frorn 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. which vas publicized in various media. There was also direct notifica- tion of area property owners and businesses. Finally there was a 7:00 p.m. briefing of the Task Force who includecommunity leaders. Everyone was invited to express theirinsight's, concerns, and needs within an open fortun moderated by Management and Planning Services/The NBBJ Group's planning team. A technique using graphics and 511 x 811 note cards (reproduced in this document) allowed easy addition, subtraction or mdification of facts and ideas during the-session. Cards previously prepared by the consultants were used as a foundation to elicit responses fr(xn participants. Results serve to define the problems and establish a framework for proceeding. This document includes the "Issues and Directions" charrette products and will be used as a technical appendix. It is organized in five sections: � Goals, including the expressed directions for the Central Waterfront by the City, Port, Georgia-Pacific, Fourth Corner Development Group and others. � Issues, which highlights the conflicts and their relative importance as voted upon by participants (stick-on dots). � Facts including history, physical /enviorrunental conditions, regulatory controls, economic base, and market analysis. � Precepts or general organizing principles/ideas. Concepts, including preliminary alternatives for the Central Waterfront. The Precepts and Concepts were introduced only as a preview. Preferences were expressed by "stick-on dot votes". The next step will be to brainstom and discuss a more complete series of preliminary alternative concepts. This second charrette is scheduled for March 18, 1986 and Will continue the open interaction. PARTICIPANTS TEUMICAL COMMITME Bill Geyerp City of Bellingham Ed Dahigren, Georgia-Pacific Jeff Casper, Port of Bellingham Wayne Schwandt, Fourth Corner Development Group 01IMS Rick Facklerg City of Bellingham Vickie Matheson, City of Bellingham Tim Douglas, Mayor of Bellingham Mark Asmundson, City Council Foster Rose, City Council Richard Moreau David Seymour Verga Whittaker Vecilia Michel Catharine Stimpson Ralph Akers Carl Akers Anne Nelson Taimi D. Dunn Harriet A. Spanel Byron Elmendorf Jim Humphreys Terry Peterson Bill Vonk Louise Bjornson Joy Keenan Dennis Archer George Livesey, Jr. Emil Bayot Joe Orem ODNSULTANT Management and Planning Services/The NBBJ Group Vincent Vergel de Dios Dennis Tate Yves Mizrahi Er con. L -tin ,5 BELLINGHAM rr f7 CENTRAL N WATERFR`%'*J%NT c" rZ- 400 ca DEVELOPMENT MID --LF, Pen ic:@, PLAN MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING SERVICES UPT. T--ep F urc,@ @q@ VICIN, 17%r MAF A r, 4,4: e;\ .) . 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PLAN MANAGEWNT AND PLAkMG SMW-Es 0 100 50OFT o. V7 (in ca- 61 rl S-1 ti @kj lop /Z .Pill h. vi JA tj AUM "Tol.9 ........ 2 'o, r7l .:T . . ..... .. .. . ..... ........... .. ..................... ........................ ------------- ........... ..... . ........ f _A BELLINGHAM CENTRAL WATERFRONT I-in IV DEVELOPMENT PLAN MAKAGEMEW AND PLANNM URWAS 100 FT lift i P4j niii 1 1 0 i irl @41 .10 Or bl J ........ .. . . ..... ------------------------------------------- t,7 N vla e BEI I INGHAM CENTRAL WArERFRONT DEVE"MENT PLAN LUMMMEM MW KMNMQ SMVCES 0 100 FT I'VE W B's BELLINGHAM CENTRAL IT In WATERFRONT C.IwAF.: DEvELOPMENT 9,6 PLAN ;1y MANAGEUENT AND PLAWMG SERVICES In n R j 'r \\s ri 13 0 - C, I -.I . r@'@, 0 jnp 0 ry n 11 m IF M; r - '?f. jq r.3 p JrA & 41, \< , V . I . . ... : F77 , l5X RrW 4a 0 6 Av@ I rf@ @Fy 00 07-. J7 7'...1 FACTS: N.W. AIR POLLUTI0N AUTHORITY REGULATIONS: GENERAL NUISANCE SECTION 530 535 SECTION 530 - GENERAL NUISANCE 530.1 A person shall not discharge from any source whatsoever quantities of air contaminants in sufficient quantities and of such characteristics and duration as is likely to be injurious or cause damage to human health, plant or animal life, or property; or which unreasonably interfere with enjoyment of life and property of a substantial number of persons. PASSED: December 4, 1970 ODOR CONTROL MEASURES SECTION 535 - ODOR CONTROL MEASURES 535.1 Effective control facilities and measures shall be installed and operated to reduce odor-bearing gases or particulate matter emitted into the atmosphere to a reasonable minimum. 535.2 The Board or Control officer may establish reasonable re- quirements that the building or equipment be closed and ventilated in such a way that all the air, gases and parti- culate matter are effectively treated for removal or destruction of odorous matter or other air contaminants before emission to the atmosphere. 535.3 The ambient air shall not contain odorous substances, such as (but not limited to) hydrogen sulfide, mercaptans, organic sulfides and other aromatic and aliphatic compounds in such concentration or of such duration as will threaten health or safety or prevent the enjoyment and use of property. PASSED: January 8, 1969 180 N.VJ.A4Rf6W0nN A07HCRrrr SECTION 540 550 SECTION 3-40 - tMISSION OF AIR CONTA-11-41NANT: CONCEALMENT AND 2.-IASKING 340.1 It shall be unlawful for any person to willfully cause or permit the installation or use of anv device or use of any means which, without resulting in a reduction in the total amount of air contaminant emitted, conceals an emission of air contaminant which would otherwise violate the emission standards of this Regulation. .540.2 It shall be unlawful for any person to cause or permit the installation or use of any device or use of any means designed to mask the emission of an air contaminant which causes detriment to health, safety, or welfare of any person. PASSED: January 8, 1969 SECTION 550 PREVENTING PARTICULATE MATTER FROM BECOMING AIRBORNE 530.1 It shall be unlawful for any person to cause or permit materials to be handled, transported or stored without taking reasonable precaution to prevent the release of particulate matter to the ambient air. 530.2 It shall be unlawful for any person to cause or permit a building or its appurtenances or a road to be constructed, altered, repaired or demolished, or conduct sandblasting, without taking reasonable precautions to prevent the release of particulate matter to the ambient air. 550.3 It shall be unlawful for any person to cause or permit un- treated onen areas located within a private lot or roadway to be maintained without taking reasonable precautions to prevent the release of particulate matter to the ambient air. 350.4 I"@ shall be unlawful for any person to cause or permit the emission of particulate matter from any source which.becomes deposited beyond the property under the direct control off the owner or operator of the source in sufficient quantity to interfere unreasonably with the use and enjoyment of the oroperty upon which the material was deposited. FACTS: N.W. AIR POLLUTION AUTHORITY REGULATIONS SECTION 600 601 SECTION 600 - FOREWORD 600.1 Ambient air quality objectives are not to be confused with air quality standards, but are goals to be strived for. They are intended to describe a level of air quality which will: 600.11 Not degrade human health and safety. 600.12 Avoid injury to plant and animal life and property. 600.13 Be consistent with the economic and social well being of the area. 600.2 Objectives are designed to serve as a guide: 600.21 For the development of ambient and emission standards. 600.22 In the preparation of long and short range objectives for ambient and emission standards, and 600.23 For the election of air pollution control measures for existing and planned facilities which could create air pollution. 600.3 The adopted objectives are not intended to represent the ultimate in air quality achievement. As evidence accumulates on the effects of contaminants and as new and/or revised sampling and analytical procedures become available, present objectives and procedures may be revised and/or additional objectives and procedures may be established. PASSED: January 8, 1969 SECTION 601 - APPLICATION OF OBJECTIVES 601.1 The Authority may employ any reasonable method or combination of methods such as area sampling, source sampling, emission evaluation and assessment of source contribution and effect. 601.2 Consistent with Section 600.1 of this Regulation, it is the intent of the Authority to establish emission standards such that emissions in one area will not contravene the objectives in another area. PASSED: January 8, 1969 182 ON ;4kr@M I'[' Reau LM 0N4r=) SECTION 602 SECTION 602 AMBIENT AIR QUALITY AREAS 602.1 Air pollution potentials vary within the jurisdiction of the Authoritv with varying degrees of social and-econ7omic develop- ment. These factors in combination with topographic and meteorological elements tend to accentuate or reauce emission effects. 602.2 The ambient air quality goals are defined for three areas within the jurisdiction of the Authority. 602.21 Area #1 - predominantly used for timber and agricultural crops, farming and recreation. Eabitation and industry sparse'. 602.22 Area #2 - dwelling units, small farms, commercial and office buildings and stores. 602.23 Area #3 - primarily light and heavy industry. 602.3 The Authority shall receive within 360 days of the adoption of these objectives the delineation of the are.as within the 3ursidiction of the Authority. 602.4 County and city planning agencies shall make available to the Authority the delineation of the zoning status within their area of jurisdiction. PASSED: January S, 1969 SECTION 603 SECTION 603 AMBIENT AIR QUALITY OBJECTIVES 603.1 Particulates AREA ;i2 43 603.11 Suspended Particulates ug/m3 (DOE) (30) Sampling,period - 24 hours 50% of annual values less.than 0040. 0050. 0063. 84% of annual values less than 0060. 0075. 0100. 603.12 Settleable Particulates gm/m2/mo (DOE) (25) Sampling Period - 30 days 50% of annual values less than 030. 045. 060. 84% of annual values less than 035. 055. 120. 603.2 Sulfur Dioxide (ppm by volume) (DOE - five min.ave. 0.3ppm) Sampling period - 24 hours 50% of annual values less than 0.1 0.1 0.13 Sampling period - one hour 95% of annual values less than 0.25 0.30 .0.40 603.3 Sulfuric Acid "Ust (mg/m3) Sampling period - 24 hours 50% of annual values less than. 0.1 0.1 0.15 603.4 Hydrogen Sulfide (ppm 'by volume) Sampling period - two hours 50% of annual values less than 0.04 0.06 0.10 603.5 Total Oxidants (ppm by volume) - Sampling period - one hour 50% of annual values less than 0.1. 0.15, 0.15 603.6 Fluorides (ppm by volume As HF) Sampling period - 24 hours 50% of annual values less than 0.001 0.001 0.002 .603.7 Carbon Monoxide (24 hour average) 5 ppm 603.3 Smoke - The ambient air shall not contain visible smoke which is inconsistent with the economic.or social well-being of the community or which will prevent enjoyment and use of property. The ambient air shall not contain maierials in an amo'unt such that the Coefficient of Haze will exceed 0.3 COH's per one thousand (1000) linear feet of air. The degree of haze present- in the.ambient air shall be referred to as the Soling Index. 184. FACTS: N.W. AIR POLLUTION AUTHORITY REGULATIONS SECTION 603 603.9 Odorous Substances - The ambient air shall not contain odorous substances in such concentrations or of such duration as will threaten health or safety or prevent the enjoyment. and use of property. 603.10 Radioactive Substances - The ambient air shall not contain any radioactive substances in concentrations which are deleterious, either directly or indirectly, to human health or which affect the economic or social well-being of the community. 603.11 Other Toxic or Deleterious Substances - The ambient air shall not contain toxic or deleterious substances, in addition to those specifically listed in these objectives, in concentra- tions and durations which have been demonstrated to adversely affect human health or well-being, or unreasonably and adversely affect plant or animal life. PASSED: January 8, 1969 FACTS: N.W. AIR POLLUTION AUTHORITY G.P. IS CURRENTLY AT THE MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR SO2 & TOTAL SUSPENDED PARTICULATE DISCHARGES SET BY THE FEDERAL GOV. MARGINALLY UNDER NAT. STANDARD FOR T.S.P. 185 LOWER @50Z VIOLAIlarD A5 OP. 118C.. 0 @@N(Z tj4TLFALC-A5 rc) EORNErD r@C5: NA., AR ftXLLrnON AUIMnT :F:lp6m C-1 f A5 r4mw)@ A -m4a,!iw N PACS@ boTopo @tvj. 40 FCAMIW4 A6iDn' IN im , lp%"Wr f qJD TO Flem 87 rmi@m COLD or, M f6?WW!@ ?46UJF m Wda9v:;@@ MtA cc@L WzKtm M-W-AR f bCUMZj 7AU7jWM**r 7HE NAAR AURORV WC-05ALL CDM"INT5 3mmeL%r AND vwwooo cf iecK air amFLAIM'"20 74t@ UCU--o At--gr 6I.P. Flo mq26 cm IN VAP4 igqk.. ReWcroo IN A WRIMN VaAl7eN 1@10 FOR apo ID Fz5RNO LP 'w I x9ndo-M FM-1 I-V"Olpw ltv 74@ -A VaAlz plll@' ar, eA4LTw%r64jq /84- In '15 y A ,v -..--.rel3 Prev3illng Surface Winds. June September 4 N -,Al Width ol armw ind!cates avPrcvvl,-;Pr.--' SCALE 0 1 . g! 20 20 Lonoth ct ariow indocpips fi-rt@,vt,ncy in 'ItFl MILES hour'y obqPrvatlonr, eV IJ -:s ir v-vre12 Prevailing Sur-ace WInds. 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