Fisherman’s Terminal (FT) Entry and Exit Paving Redevelopment

The Fishermen’s Terminal Entry Redevelopment Project will revitalize the entry and exit drives along 19th Ave W, along with the former Downie Building (C-14) footprint and surrounding parking areas. Existing pavement in deteriorated condition will be milled and resurfaced, while aging stormwater infrastructure will be fully replaced and expanded to divert runoff from combined sewer lines into dedicated storm drainage systems, with water quality treatment incorporated where qualifying pavement surfaces are replaced. The remaining concrete slab from Phase 1 will be demolished to make way for a blended layout of new parking spaces and native green space designed as a pollinator habitat, potentially housing a stormwater treatment facility. An irrigation system will be installed to support the new landscaping, which will also extend to the median along the entry drive. New electric vehicle charging stations will be integrated into the expanded parking area, and a protected two-way bike lane will be constructed to connect the terminal’s entry directly to the West Wall bike path, enhancing multi-modal accessibility. Pedestrian pathways will be upgraded to improve connectivity to the intersection of 21st Ave W and W Emerson Pl, as well as the adjacent King County Metro bus stop. Lighting will be enhanced throughout the newly configured parking and path areas, and comprehensive wayfinding systems will be implemented to guide pedestrians and cyclists through the redeveloped campus. The project is forecasted to be solicited under NAICS code 237310 by the Port of Seattle’s Waterfront Project Management office, with primary contact information provided for project inquiries and coordination.