Are you supportive of additional density on site?
Great, but we do not live in Europe, we live in Seattle. Not everybody is close to light rail and many people will not take light rail or a bus to go shopping. There must be enough parking. Whether it’s...
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Great feedback! Agree, the project needs to provide ease of access via multiple modes of transportation - transit, vehicle, etc. And natural light into an inviting ground plane is critical!
Large amounts of parking are too detrimental for a project like this one that seeks to bring livability and life into Redmond's downtown. First of all, all forms of parking are highly expensive both as...
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Underground parking and parking garages are difficult to navigate for senior citizens and some persons with disabilities, not enough people have disability permits because the requirements are so narrow....
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No high rises. Redmond doesn't need the extra congestion. Other areas of the US need the growth. Redmond needs to have the courage to say no. I almost never go to downtown Bellevue anymore. I never go...
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Please please please don't hurt the natural light too much with giant office complexes on both sides of the outdoor mall. As someone that doesn't drive it's the only nice area I have access to that isn't...
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I agree with the need for more parking. We aren't all able to walk places - especially if we live outside of the downtown Redmond core. I visited midafternoon on a weekday and could not find a spot to...
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Our redevelopment vision includes transforming the current interior-facing, auto-oriented, mall-type retail shopping center into a true mixed-use, transit-oriented, walkable town center that is engaging and better supports existing retailers and the Redmond community.
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