PCAD - Port of Seattle, Pier 30, Waterfront, Seattle, WA

AKA: Port of Seattle, Terminal 30 Pasenger Facility, Waterfront, Seattle, WA

Structure Type: built works - infrastructure - transportation structures - ferry stations

Waterfront, Seattle, WA

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With the completion of a new passenger terminal at Interbay Pier 91, this temporary terminal was to be demolished and returned to its previous usage as a freight port. It cost $18 million to convert Terminal 30 into a passenger facility, and would cost $55.9 million. Its completion would be done in two stages, the first from 10/2007-04/2008 and second, 10/2008-05/2009. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration negotiated a deal to moor four of its marine vessels at Terminal 30 in 10/2007.

This terminal had north and south sections.

PCAD id: 9163

Publications

Bolt, Kristen Millares, "Port Delays Cruise Facility", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, C1, C4, 2007-04-11. "Port of Seattle, NOAA reach mooring deal", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, B3, 10/12/2007. Bolt, Kristen Millares, "Fisken's scrutiny at port rattles cargo workers", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, B1, B4, 07/31/2007.