Cedar Falls Substation
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About the Project
In collaboration with Q-EPC, PCC is the outreach Consultant Seattle City Light's substation construction at Cedar Falls. This $10 million project will expand the facilities at Cedar Falls.
Our role on the project:
Regina Glenn, Diversity Outreach Consultant
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About the Project
Located in east King County in the Cascade Mountains, the Cedar Falls Hydroelectric Project was City Light's first hydroelectric plant built to light the streets of Seattle. It was also the nation's first municipally owned hydroelectric project. Started in 1902, it was finally completed in 1914 and included the Masonry Dam, penstocks, powerhouse, and a company town. The Masonry Dam that creates the Chester Morse Reservoir is used for power generation while also providing about 70% of the domestic water supply to the Seattle metropolitan area of approximately 1.4 million people. Water flow from the reservoir is also managed to provide favorable in-stream flow conditions for salmon and steelhead reproduction.
Port of Seattle Aviation Environmental Review
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In collaboration with Anchor QEA, Pacific Communications Consultants, Inc. is the WMBE Consultant on the Aviation Environmental Review Permitting and Compliance project for the Port of Seattle.
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The Spring District
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The Spring District will feature 26-new buildings with 5.3 million square feet devoted to office, retail, housing, dining, transit, and a future hotel.
As a mission-driven nonprofit, BRIDGE’s goal is to strengthen communities and improve people’s lives, beginning—but not ending—with affordable housing. Since it was founded in 1983, BRIDGE has participated in the development of more than 18,000 homes in California, Oregon and Washington. For more information, visit www.bridgehousing.com.
Our role on the project:
Regina Glenn, Diversity Outreach Consultant
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About the Project
The urban Bellevue neighborhood is centrally-located, transit oriented, hyper-connected community that promises to be buzzing with activity. The Spring District will feature 26-new buildings with 5.3 million square feet devoted to office, retail, housing, dining, transit, and a future hotel.
You can learn more about the development here.