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the bowling alley, and pool,will be demolished. Utilities would be brought to the site as discussed below. Buildings would likely by up to 75 feet high. Infrastructure Improvements A variety of improvements to infrastructure on the island in support of the marine terminal and commercial/industrial park development will be completed. Infrastructure improvements are categorized into the following areas: access,internal road system, internal rail system and rail bridge,wharf,utilities, and existing structures. Access Access improvements have been divided into three categories based on time frame. Short-Term Access -At present, access to the island is barely adequate for current traffic volumes. Short-term access improvements will support current activities, Phase 0 of the Marine Terminal Development, and potentially Phase A of the commercial/industrial park development. Over the short term,Navy Drive will be the primary access to the island. Mid-Term Access - Over the mid-term, access to the island would begin to be redirected from Navy Drive to Daggett Road, as this provides a more central access point to the island. Improvements would be carried out on both Navy Drive and Daggett Road. Navy Drive improvements are limited to alterations in the West Complex and are anticipated to consist of the following: • Widen Navy Drive from two lanes to three lanes. • Construct a raised median in areas not fronted by driveways. • If Navy Drive remains the only access to the island,replace the Navy Drive bridge. The new bridge will be sized to support adequate lanes with a center divider. A movable bridge will be used for ship passage. • Daggett Road improvements will consist of the following: • Construct Daggett Road as a two-lane roadway with paved shoulders. • Construct an at-grade crossing with gates and flashers at the Daggett Road/BNSF railroad crossing. Four lanes will be provided at the crossing. • Improve the intersection of SR4 and Daggett Road by installing south-bound left- and right-turn lanes, an eastbound left-turn lane, and on SR4, a westbound right-turn lane. • Replace the Daggett Road bridge with a new structure,potentially using either a fixed span bridge or a movable bridge. Long-term Access - Over the long term, Daggett Road will become the primary access to the island. Improvements will include: • Widen Navy Drive if it has not been done already. • Widen Daggett Road with curbs, gutters, and drainage improvements. • Replace the at-grade Daggett RoadBNSF railroad crossing with a grade-separated crossing.