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ATTACHMENT 8Lakeview Neighborhood Profile 1/14/2010The following is a brief overview of data we have about the Lakeview Neighborhood from our Community Profile.Once the 2010 U.S. Census Data becomes available we will revise this to include demographic information aboutthe residents. The Kirkland Historical Society is working on providing us with some historical information as well.Population 2,937Acres293 (5% of City total)Residential Units Total: 1,4951,159 MF (estimated capacity: 67 additional units)336 SF (estimated capacity: 375 additional units)Non-Residential Floor AreaTotal: 2,158,133 SFCommercial: 96,830 SFOffice: 2,005,789 SF (41% of City)Institutions: 55,514 SFTotal business licenses 299Estimated number of in home businesses 42Estimated employees 8,263Named StreamsCarillon, Yarrow, and Cochran Springs CreeksLinear feet of shoreline11,600 lineal feet (36% of the City’s total 32,195 feet).Accessible to the public at parks and along publicshoreline access trailSource: City of Kirkland Community Profile 2004Growth ProjectionsIn looking at the capacity for future growth in the neighborhood, estimates for future residential capacity include apotential of 78 residential units, an additional 163,484 SF of office, 71,238 SF of commercial and 1,520 SF ofinstitutional uses.Development Activity Highlights since 1985 Yarrow Bay office complex received approval for a 5 th building Carillon Point mixed use development and Carillon Point Apartments in PLA 15A and PLA 15B Yarrow Bay Marina redevelopment to upgrade the marina and new office building. Addition of a newshoreline pedestrian path completes a connection between Carillon Point and Condo’s to the south. Verizon switching station on NE 43 rd Street addition to add telecommunication services. Linbrook office park proposal to redevelop but was later withdrawn. Linbrook office park expands the types of uses from office to schools (Eastside Prep) Conversion of older single family homes along shoreline and north end of neighborhood into new singlefamily or multifamily. Expansion of the public shoreline pedestrian access trail continues as properties redevelop to multifamilyand commercial uses.38