Title: SHORELINE SCHOOL DISTRICT
1SHORELINE SCHOOL DISTRICT
Shorewood High School Alternative Sites Analysis
September 15, 2008
Shorewood High School
Shoreline Center
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- Site Analysis Team
- NACArchitecture
- AHBL Engineers Wet Utilities/SEPA/Zoning
- Associated Earth Sciences - Geotechnical
Report/Level One Study - Roduin Consulting Group Dry Utilities
- Transpo Group Traffic
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3- Presentation Overview
- Description of Existing Sites
- Survey and Geotechnical Report
- Existing Utility Infrastructure
- Dry Utilities and Wet
Utilities - Existing Building Condition/Adaptive Reuse
- Traffic Report
- Zoning /Shoreline Comprehensive Plan
- Regulatory Compliance
- Educational Specifications
- Shoreline Center Use
- Student Demographics
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6BOUNDARY SURVEY- Shorewood
7BOUNDARY SURVEY Shoreline Center
8BORINGS OVERLAY - Shorewood
9BORINGS OVERLAY - Shoreline Center
10- SHOREWOOD DRY UTILITIES
- ELECTRIC POWER - provided by Seattle City Light
(SCL) - TELEPHONE- provided by Verizon
- CABLE TELEVISION - provided by Comcast
- NATURAL GAS provided by Puget Sound Energy
Natural Gas (PSE)
11- SHORELINE CENTER DRY UTILITIES
- ELECTRIC POWER - provided by Seattle City Light
(SCL) - TELEPHONE- provided by Qwest
- CABLE TELEVISION - provided by Comcast
- NATURAL GAS provided by Puget Sound Energy
Natural Gas (PSE) - OTHER TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS I-NET and/or
WAN
12 DISTRICT DATA AND COMMUNICATIONS HUBS -
Shoreline Center
13- SHOREWOOD HS AND SHORELINE CENTER
- WET UTILITIES
- WATER - served by Seattle Public Utilities SPU
- STORMWATER DRAINAGE - governed by City of
Shoreline - SEWER - served by Ronald Wastewater
14WET UTILITY OVERLAY Shorewood Storm and Water
15UTILITY OVERLAY Shoreline Center Storm and Water
16EXISTING BUILDINGS -Shorewood
17EXISTING BUILDINGS - Shoreline Center
18EXISTING BUILDINGS Shoreline Center
19EXISTING BUILDINGS Shoreline Center
20Shoreline Center and Shorewood High School
21TRAFFIC - Shorewood
22TRAFFIC Shoreline Center
23ZONING Shoreline Civic Plans and Codes
- Shoreline Comprehensive Plan
- Shoreline Parks, Recreation, and Open Space
Plan - Shoreline Surface Water and Environmental
Master Plan - Shoreline Transportation Master Plan
- Shoreline Municipal Code Title 20 Development
Code
24Shoreline Planning - INTERURBAN PROJECT
25Shoreline Planning - AURORA CORRIDOR PROJECT
26Shoreline Planning - TOWN CENTER PROJECT
27ZONING Shoreline General Process
- Administrative Conditional Use Permit
- Administrative Rezoning of Parcels
- Administrative Variances
- All can run Concurrently
- City Lead Agency for SEPA
- MDNS (mitigated determination of
non-significance)
28ZONING Requirements Shorewood High School
- Multi-Parcel Lot R-6, R-12, and I (rezone)
- Split Parcel Lot R-6 and I (rezone)
- Parking Required 260 spaces
- Maximum Height 30 in R-6 (variance for higher)
- Maximum Building Coverage in R-6 35
- Maximum Impermeable Surface in R-6 50
29ZONING Requirements Shoreline Center
- Multi-Parcel Lot R-6
- Parking Required 733 spaces
- Maximum Height 30 (variance for higher)
- Maximum Building Coverage 35
- Maximum Impermeable Surface 50
30REGULATORY COMPLIANCE - Agencies
- Shoreline Building Department IBC 2006 or
2009 - Seattle/King County Health Department
- Office of the Superintendent of Public
Instruction - Construction Funding Assistance
- Washington Sustainable Schools Protocol (WSSP)
31EDUCATIONAL SPECIFICATIONS Adopted Board Goals
- A safe and secure environment
- Spaces that support a Comprehensive Educational
experience - A flexible environment focused on learning and
teaching now and for the future. - An environment that honors community values and
promotes community access. - Materials allowing for efficient and cost
effective campus maintenance. - An environmentally responsible campus.
- A specialized design that honors the identity and
history of the School and District.
32COMBINED DISTRICT USE -Shoreline Center
33TENANTS -Shoreline Center