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Jesse Lee Property
Memorial
PARK CONCEPT DSCUSSQ'
Jesse Lee Memorial Park
Discussion
Survey Results Memorial Walk
Keep entire property and build Memorial with
lots of open space Open Space/ Recreation
Keep entire property and build Memorial with Green Space
several park features
Keep entire property and build Community Park
Center/ Museum Memorial with a few park
features
Keep 1/3 of the area for Memorial and sell
balance to private multi-family developer
Keep 1/2 of the area for Memorial and sell
balance to private multi-family developer
Keep minimal area for Memorial; sell balance to
private multi-family developer
Survey Results Discussion
Envisioning the use of the Jessie Lee Property at 101&l05 Benson,Seward AK
Q2 The creation of a memorial should be done on the original Jesse Lee Home Site. Q Should
_ original
ga _ be _
location of a Jesse Lee Answ.ered'.307 Skipped:2
Home
Strongly agre� Memorial?
agree
Neither afire
nnr diaagre
Disagree'
strongly.
disagree
10% 20k 30°/a 40% 50°/a 60% 70% 80% 90%100%
ANSWER CHOICES RESPONSES
Strongly agree 5o.s1 i 187
Agree 17.59"/0 54
Neither agree nor tlsagree 10.75% 33
Disagree 3.88% 11
strongly disagree 7.17"/ zz
TOTAL 307
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Envisioning the use of the Jessie Lee Property at 101&105 Benson,Seward AK
Survey Results Discussion
Q1 Pick the statement you agree with most
How much of • e• should
Answ.ered'.306 Skippetl:3
be • park • • memorial • •
The entire
Zee-arra si_
Less than 60°°�
of the..
Greacer than
50%of the..
the entir�
site should..
10% 20% 30°/a 40% 50°/a 60% 70% 80% 90%100%
ANSWER CHOICES RESPONSES
The entire 2.66-acre site should be developed as a park and memorial to the Jesse Lee Home, 55.23% 169
Less than 50%of the 2.66-acre site should be sold antl the remainder of the site should be developed as a park and memorial to the Jesse Lee Home. 13.07% 40
Greater than 50%of the 2.66-acre site should pe sold and the remainder of[he site should be developed as a park and memorial to the Jesse Lee Home. 17.65% 54
The entire site should be sold and any memorial built should be on another site. 14.05% 43
TOTAL 3J6
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Survey Results Discussion
Envisioning the use of the Jessie Lee Property at 101&105 Benson,Seward AK
Q3 The City of Seward has enough multi-family residential options to support the population. Q Are
there enough Multi-family
Answ.ered'.307 Skipped:2
options to support the population?
5[rongty afire
agree
Neither afire
nnr diaagre
o isagree
strongly_
dis�ree
... 10% 20k 30°/a 40% 50°/a 60% 70% 80% 90%100%
ANSWER CHOICES RESPONSES
Strongly agree 23.45i 72
Agree 18.31"/0 47
Neither agree nor tlsagree 23.78% 73
Disagree 18.24% 56
strongly disagree ...... ....... ...... ...... ...... ...... ....... 19.z2w ...... s9
TOTAL 307
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Survey Results Discussion
Envisioning the use of the Jessie Lee Property at 101&105 Benson,Seward AK
Q4 The City of Seward has enough park/open space for public use by its citizens. Q 4 Are
there enough public _
Answ.ered'.309 Skipped:0
parks in the city?
s[rongty afire
agree
Neither afire
nnr diaagre
oisagree-
strongly_
dis�ree
... 10% 20k 30°/a 40% 50°/a 60% 70% 80% 90%100%
ANSWER CHOICES RESPONSES
Strongly agree 15.86% 49
Agree 14.24% 44
Neither agree nor Dsagree 21.36% 66
Disagree 26.64% 82
strongly disagree z2o2w 6s
TOTAL 3'09
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Survey Results Discussion
Envisioning the use of the Jessie Lee Property at 101&105 Benson,Sewa rd AK
Q5 About how long have you lived in Seward? Q o long
have
respondents
4n5WereC.309 JI'J OC�d:
been
residents of • •
ANSWER CHOICES RESPONSES
Yeats 99.68% 308
Months 51.78% 160
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Memorial Options Important
Definitions
► Open Space/Recreation- Municipal Parks
► All of the Resource Management Zoning District(5142.1 Seward has 65.84 Acres within the Parks Zoning District
Acres 54%of total acreage), Parks, Rivers,and (.7%of Total)
Resurrection Bay are Open Space.Open space is all the
open area of public value.This includes the visual No. Parks are public open space,fields,or municipal
amenity as well as the use of the land,or wafer for sport gardens,places to offer recreation and green space to
or recreation. residents and visitors to the city.
► Seward has a great deal of open space which supports ► Design,Operation and Maintenance is generally the
local tourism and draws people to the area. responsibility of the municipality.
► The local mountains,glaciers,rivers,lakes,tidelands, ► Common features of municipal parks include
and Resurrection Bay would all be considered open
space for the vistas and because they provide for many ► Playgrounds,Gardens,Picnic areas,Public
opportunities for recreational activities.As well as resfrooms;
economic opportunity for the residents as guides of
many different types. ► Managed Trails for hiking,running,fitness, biking,
etc.
Green Space
► Sports Fields,Courts,
Including the Cemeteries, Ray building Lawn,and
Municipal Field off Coolidge there are 91.37 Acres of ► Advocates claim that having parks near urban
Green Space(1%of total) residents,including within a 10-minufe walk(1/2
mile), provide multiple benefits.
► Green space is land that is partly or completely covered
with grass,trees,shrubs,or of her vegetation.Green ► Total Acres in City Limits 9567.83
space includes public access parks,trails,community
gardens,and cemeteries.
► Parking areas such as much of the Municipal
Campground area would not be counted in a green
space calculation.
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Memorial Park
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Concept Green
Space/ Pavilion
As shown this concept has a pavilion d-
with the some area as the waterfront
pavilion with lots of Green Space for , , p
residents to enjoy
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Parking layouts could be adjusted, .
this layout has 22 Parkin spots
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assuming the pavilion could host up
to 88 people w `
As shown we have an area for a dog
run/park,community garden beds
along the existing walking frail, and a
resfroom building for Memorial for the
Jesse Lee Home and Residents
Parking is shown as one way angled
parking with 3 handicap spaces.
Puffing the resfrooms in this location
would require significantly less
installation of utilify infrastructure `
Additional electric infrastructure may
be required for the pavilion. 'WA ALd
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Memorial Park
Concept Pavilion/
Amphitheater °
As shown this concept has a pavilion with
the same area as the waterfront pavilion
and an open air amphitheater
Parking layouts could be adjusted but `
would need to keep the 39 spots • w
assuming the pavilion/amphitheater
combination could constructed to also
be used as a group assembly with the
capacity of 156 people ---r ❑
As shown we have a 32' diameter M
Gazebo, an area for a dog run/park,
community garden beds along the
existing walking frail, and a restroom
building for Memorial for the Jesse Lee ` •
Home and Residents
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Parking is shown as one way angled
parking with 3 handicap spaces.
Puffing the resfrooms in this location t
would require significantly less installation
of utility infrastructure
Additional resfrooms and electric •
infrastructure may be required for the
pavilion. . . r
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a
Memorial Park
Concept Pavilion/
Amphitheater -2
As shown this concept has a pavilion {f
open
with the same area as the waterfront f
pavilion and an air o
amphitheater
n
Parking layouts could be adjusted
but would need to keep the 39 spots •.• • .
assuming the pavilion/amphitheater
combination could constructed to '
also be used as a group assembly
With the capacity of 156 people
As shown we have added a
Playground the same size as by the
waterfront
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Memorial Park w
Concept
Community
Center/ Museum
Community Center,Child Care Center, �-
Cl
or Museum built on the footprint of the ; o
Jesse Lee Home this would require an q
institutional zoning and land use • , ,
Parking could be adjusted but would •
need to keep the 39 spots fora '` .
community center that had a capacity
of 156 people
As shown we have Green Space,32' `
diameter Gazebo, an area for a dog "� �,
run/park, community garden beds along
the existing walking trail, and a restroom
building for Memorial for the Jesse Lee VA
Home and Residents
Parking is shown as one way angled
parking with 3 handicap spaces. r b,
Putting the restrooms in this location R
would require significantly less installation
of utility infrastructure
The community center building would
require additional restrooms and electric
infrastructure.
Ap �� OW
Memorial Park w
Concept
Community
Center/ Museum - 2
Community Center,Child Care Cl
Center,or Museum built on the
footprint of the Jesse Lee Home this
would require an institutional zoning t i
and land use
Parking could be adjusted but would
need to keep the 39 spots fora
community center that had a
capacity of 156 people
As shown we have added a
Playground the same size as by the
waterfront40
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24 Unit Apartment '
P ,
Complex - about
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1 /2 area for
Memorial
Footprints shown match the Gateway
Apartments adjacent to the south
As shown we have Green Space,
and added a 32' diameter Gazebo,
an area for a dog run/park,and a
restroom building for Memorial for the
Jesse Lee Home and Residents
Parking is shown as coming from "
Phoenix but this location is not ideal
Puffing
e u r insta llatio n of more
lion
wound require
utility infrastructure
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The footprint of Gateway apartments vcu
in nonconforming to the current
parking requirements for apartments. ;
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The square footage of the apartment
units is smaller than in the previous 2 '
examples •
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1 /2 area for
Memorial - 2
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Apartments adjacent to the south
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diameter Gazebo, Playground the .
same size as by the waterfront, an W
area for a dog run/park,and a
restroom building for Memorial for the . �
Jesse Lee Home and Residents
Parking is shown as coming from T
Phoenix but this location is not ideal
Puffing the resfrooms in this location
would require installation of more
utility infrastructure
The footprint of Gateway apartments A
in nonconforming to the current
parking requirements for apartments. a^ o
The square footage of the apartment
units is smaller than in the previous 2
examples
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Jesse Lee Home Memorial
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24 Unit Apartments- w
Complex - about ,
1 /3 area for
Memorial
Footprints shown match the Kimberly -------------------------
Court Apartments adjacent to the
east
E.
As shown we have added a 32'
diameter Gazebo and a restroom
building for Memorial for the Jesse
Lee Home and Residents w
Parking is shown as coming from `.+► _ I
Phoenix but this location is not ideal
Putting the restrooms in this location
would require installation of more
utility infrastructure "'
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Jesse Lee Home Memorial
ts
24 Unit Apartment s-� w
Complex - about ,
1 /3 area for
Memorial - 2
Footprints shown match the Kimberly - -
Court Apartments adjacent to the
east
As shown we have added a 32'
diameter Gazebo, Playground the
same size as by the waterfront, and a
restroom building for Memorial for the
Jesse Lee Home and Residents ''
Parking is shown as coming from
Phoenix but this location is not ideal
Puffing the resfrooms in this location
would require installation of more
utility infrastructure P. mg
R.
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30 Unit Apartment
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Complex - Small ,
m
area for Memorial
Footprints shown match the Pacific
Park Apartments south across ` 1P
Phoenix Road � ,
,t
As shown we have added a 32'
diameter Gazebo and restroom
building for Memorial for the Jesse
Lee Home and Residents
The parking should come off Benson ►
so some efficiency could be gained
by combining the utility access with ,
parking �
Parking would need to be shared
with the apartments in this format so
there would need to be a shared use
agreement with any developer that
wanted to develop the site
Utility easement and access shown ,
must remain
Putting the restrooms in this location
would require installation of more
utility infrastructure
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