3.0 Affected Environment - Knik Arm Bridge and Toll Authority

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Knik Arm Crossing DraftFinal EIS Affected Environment Figure 3.43. Key view 4: Erickson (from Harvard Avenue intersection) Figure 3.43, the fourth key view, illustrates the Erickson Street character, showing residential use on the west side of the street and a hotel on the east side of the street. The west side shows mature vegetation on small, single-family home lots. Overhead utilities are also visible on the west side of the street. The view of the east side of the street is dominated by the hotel that occupies most of the streetfront; it has little vegetation or other elements that could provide landscape character. The west side of the street is a view of moderate visual quality. The hotel is a view of low visual quality. Figure 3.44. Key view 5: Degan Street (from intersection with Harvard Avenue) This view of Degan Street (Figure 3.44), the fifth key view, shows a residential district with a mix of relatively newer and older buildings. At the far end of the street, on the right side of the photograph, is a church served by a parking lot on the left-hand side of the street, out of view in the photograph. Overhead utilities are visible and vegetation is mature on many of 3-158 12/18/07
Knik Arm Crossing DraftFinal EIS Affected Environment the lots on the east side of the street. The street is primarily of neighborhood use, excepting church traffic. It is typical of many Anchorage neighborhoods and provides a moderate level of visual quality. Figure 3.45. Key view 6: Harvard Park (intersection of Harvard Avenue and Degan Street) The sixth key view (Figure 3.45) is of Harvard Park and the Anchorage Curling Club facility located near the intersection of Harvard Avenue and East Loop Road. The area is actively used for recreation, including tennis and curling. Harvard Park receives residential traffic and provides views to the Chugach Mountains in the distance. Foreground views are of the park and nearby residential development. The visual quality of this view is moderate-to-high, owing to the park setting and views to the Chugach Mountains. Figure 3.46. Key view 7: Sunset Park (intersection of Vine Avenue and Birch Street) 12/18/07 3-159
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