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Special I~laces <br />The New Millrace <br />The Concept Plan accommodates a new millrace as <br />part of an open space and recreational amenity <br />through the Courthouse District. The alignment and <br />design for the millrace is not yet determined, al- <br />though aportion of the millrace, or a similar water <br />feature, is envisioned as part of Cannery Square, and <br />at the intersection of Broadway and Mill. <br />Cannery Square <br />Cannery Square is envisioned as a public square at <br />the intersection of 8th and Ferry Streets. The illustra- <br />tive plan depicts a possible configuration, with all <br />four corners allowing designed to accommodate a <br />public open space. The idea for Cannery Square <br />emerged as part of the community workshops held <br />for this project the fall of 2001. The concept is to <br />provide an urban focal point for the new district, and <br />to commemorate the importance of the Cannery to <br />local history. Cannery Square is intended to reinforce <br />the Park Blocks in concept, and the role of 8th <br />Avenue as a Civic Street. Specific designs for Cannery <br />Square will be coordinated the architect for the <br />Federal Courthouse and with the developers of the <br />remaining three corners. <br />Riverfront Design Principles <br />The configuration of development and the specific <br />land uses proposed for the riverfront are not yet <br />resolved. It is anticipated that close coordination with <br />EWEB as well as additional planning work, environ- <br />mental analysis, and public review will be required <br />for broad agreement on the development potential <br />for this area. From the community workshops and <br />Downtown Plan Update Committee review, however, <br />four principles have emerged to guide this future <br />planning work: <br />1. The riverfront is to be a people place: active, <br />vibrant, accessible, multi-use. <br />2. Development on the riverfront is to <br />incorporate a viariable setback, deeper <br />where environmental or habitat issues are <br />Illustrative detail showing Cannery Square. <br />Page 13 <br />Riverfront with DeFazio Bridge. <br />
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