Port of Seattle new, single berth cruise PPP at Terminal 46

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Terminal 46 is an 86-acre marine cargo facility at the south end of downtown Seattle. The terminal has two concrete berths totaling 3,100 ft. in length facing west with a controlling depth of -50 feet MLLW feet. Of this, the northern portion of the berth, up to 1500 ft. will be available for cruise use. In addition, thereis a smaller 600 ft. berth with timber dock structure facing north which has limited usability due to its condition. Additional capital investment would be required to use this berth for cruise vessels. The new cruise terminal is envisioned to be: Constructed at the North end of Terminal 46 on a site that will not exceed 29 acres Capable of accommodating vessels with: Berth length of up to 1,500-ft. Vessels GRT up to 250,000 tons Vessel air drafts unlimited Max draft -40 ft MLLW Include a terminal building that can accommodate Vessel passenger capacity of at least 5,000 orgreater passengers.

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