The following is an accessible description of the above comparison graphic: This slider shows existing and proposed views of Washington St at Occidental Avenue. This slider shows both existing and proposed images of Washington Street at Occidental Avenue. A moveable line is in the middle of the two images, and can be manipulated to show the entire image, on either side. The first image sits on the left side and is a photo. The image shows the brick streets on Washington Street and Occidental Avenue today. There are trees lining the curb on the left of the image, leading into Occidental Square, an open brick square. Brick buildings, each about two stories high, line the streets. There are a few cars driving about. The second image is on the right side. This image is a rendering, that shows a more pedestrian-focused area, with a brick street re-laid, as well as new asphalt at certain points of the road. The area is the same as the original on the left side, with additional landscaping along the roadside, narrowing the road, and creating a separation from sidewalk to street. Black bollards line the sidewalks, and curbs are removed. There are many people including families, individuals, bikers, and dogs walking the street. There are few cars driving on the street.

The following is an accessible description of the above comparison graphic: This slider shows both existing and proposed images of Washington Street between First Avenue and Alaskan Way. A moveable line is in the middle of the two images, and can be manipulated to show the entire image, on either side. The first image is a photo which shows the existing brick buildings on either side of the street. There are trees and cars on both sides of the street. Alaskan Way can be seen in the back of the image, with some people crossing the street in the distance. The street is empty. The second image, on the right, is a rendering of the proposed improvements to this street. There are no curbs and there are more planters and greenery lining the area. There are people walking, driving, talking, and biking along the street.

The following is an accessible description of the above comparison graphic: This slider shows both existing and proposed images of Main Street between First Avenue and Alaskan Way. A moveable line is in the middle of the two images, and can be manipulated to show the entire image, on either side. The first image sits on the left side and is a photo of the existing street facing Alaskan Way. The street is wide, with buildings and parked cars lining each side of the street. There is one pedestrian walking towards Alaskan Way. The second image is a rendering of the proposed area. There are no curbs and there are added trees and greenery at corners. Vehicles are parked on one side of the street. There are people walking, driving, talking, and biking along the street.

The following is an accessible description of the above comparison graphic: This slider shows both existing and proposed images of Main Street at Occidental Park. A moveable line is in the middle of the two images, and can be manipulated to show the entire image, on either side. The first image sits on the left side and is a photo of the existing area. The photo is facing towards the water, with the road being part-brick, part-pavement. An old railroad line is on the right side of the street. There are lampposts, and trees on both sides, with more trees being on the right side, where Occidental Park sits. The second image, a rendering of proposed site plans, shows a very vibrant space. The street has been elevated to remove curbs, and brick has been laid down in between areas of pavement, in the center of the street, where people cross. On the corners of the brick area, there are landscaping elements implemented. Trees have been planted on both sides of the street, especially into the tent-filled Occidental Park. There are many people walking, biking, and talking here.

The following is an accessible description of the above comparison graphic: This slider shows both existing and proposed images of Yesler Way between Western Ave and Alaskan Way. A moveable line is in the middle of the two images, and can be manipulated to show the entire image, on either side. The first image sits on the left side and is a photo of the existing area. The photo is facing towards the water with buildings on both sides, the building on the right side will be constructed before this project starts. There are pedestrians walking and biking on the street. The photo on the right side is a rendering of the proposed changes to the area. Here, the curb is widening and there’s a new sidewalk with people crossing. There are new in-ground plantings and new bike lane which makes the street narrower.

The following is an accessible description of the above comparison graphic: This slider shows both existing and proposed images of Yesler Way between First and Wester Avenues. A moveable line is in the middle of the two images, and can be manipulated to show the entire image, on either side. The first image sits on the left side and is a photo of the existing area. The photo is facing towards the water, with buildings on both sides. There are cars parked mostly on the right side, with three large trees standing on the far end of the right side of the street. There are a few pedestrians walking along the sidewalk on the left side. The photo on the right side is a rendering of the proposed changes to the area. Here, the area is similar, though there has been a large amount of trees and shrubbery put on the right side of the street. There are many pedestrians using the area.

The following is an accessible description of the above photo: Present day photo of King Street with one lane of traffic in each direction, and a turn lane on the right side of the street. There are a few cars driving here, and some parked on the right side of the street. There are wide sidewalks on both sides of the street. Larger buildings can be seen in the distance.

The following is an accessible description of the above plan view: This is an overhead drawing of proposed improvements to King Street. Plan view shows curb bulb and added greenery on the northeast corner of King Street, between First Avenue and Alaskan Way.