This is an area, not a specific site. It was selected because of its proximity to the conference-grade hotels and motels in the area. Required would be a redevelopment project. A good location in this area would be that property near the community center, fronting on Highway 101. This site is briefly described next.

This site is located in the city of Lincoln City, east of Highway 101, south of NE 22^nd Street. The area sits near the community center and swimming pool. This area is covered with trees and vegetation and is sloping in areas, but not steeply. Major utilities are nearby, but are not located on site. This site has good vehicular access from 22^nd Street. The surrounding area consists mainly of wooded area with some residential housing.

This also is an area rather than a specific site. It was selected because of its proximity to several conference-grade hotels and motels. A redevelopment project would be required.

This site is located in Lincoln City, east of Highway 101 and off SE 23^rd Street. This area is very wooded and is steep in areas. There is no pedestrian access to the site, and 23^rd Street supplies vehicular access. Major utilities are located nearby, but are not on the site. The surrounding area mainly consists of a wooded area and a few residential houses.

This would be a redevelopment project. The site is located in Lincoln City, east of Highway 101 and off Devils Lake Road. The area sits across from a factory outlet shopping area and down the road from the post office. This area is level and part of it is wooded. This site has good vehicular access from Devils Lake Road and pedestrian access from the sidewalk along the road. Major utilities are nearby, but do not appear to be on the site. The surrounding area mainly consists of businesses and shops, but there is some residential housing to the east.

This site is located in Lincoln City, east of Highway 101 and off of High School Drive. This site sits behind a movie theater and across the street from the high school. The area is covered in trees and vegetation, and is mainly flat, but it does slope steeply to the east end. The site has good vehicular access because it sits on a corner. The site has pedestrian access to the east side, and major utilities are located nearby. The surrounding area consists of some wooded areas to the north and south, the high school building is to the east, and some residential housing is further down the street.

This property fronts on Highway 101, and lies between the roadway and the Siletz Bay Airport. The county general plan shows residential development on this site. It is very close to Western Salishan Lodge and Golf Resort.

This site is located in the City of Newport, east of Highway 101 and north of Highway 20. It sits behind the Newport High School and next to NE 7^th Street. This area is very accessible by car, but, without any sidewalks leading to the area, pedestrian access would be difficult. Several buildings sit on this level site, and all major utilities are also present. This area contains little vegetation, except for a few trees inside the site and several street trees. The surrounding area is developed with residential houses and a few businesses.

This option would constitute a joint development with the existing Performing Arts Center. The acquisition of additional property would be required so that the combined site would be bounded by W. Olive, NW Coast, and SW 2^nd Streets. To the west, the site could be as currently configured, or it could extend to Dolphin Street, with the purchase of the Dolphin House. The development of a parking structure would be necessitated.

This site is located in the City of Newport, south of Yaquina Bay Bridge, and just off the west side of Highway 101. The area is sandy, open, and relatively level. The area appears to contain all major utilities. Vehicular access consists of two roads that lead to the site, one to the north, and one to the south. The site does not have any pedestrian access. The surrounding areas are developed mainly with residential housing and some businesses to the south.

This site is located in the City of Newport, east of Highway 101 and south of the Yaquina Bay Bridge.. It is a sandy and relatively level area that sits next to the bay and is across the street from the OSU Hatfield Marine Science Center. Major utilities are nearby, but do not appear to be onsite. Vehicular access consists of one road at the east end; there is no pedestrian access to the site.

This site is located in the City of Newport, next to Highway 101 and near the Mike Miller Park Trail entrance. The area is open and level. The site sits up against wooded areas to the east and south. All major utilities are present. Vehicular access is good, but no pedestrian access is available. The surrounding area is mainly wooded, but some small businesses are located to the north.

This site is located in the City of Newport, between Highway 101 and the Newport Airport. It is covered with trees and vegetation and is steep in areas. The site has good vehicular access because it sits right on Highway 101, however, there is no pedestrian access. Major utilities are near the site, but are not onsite. The surrounding area is mainly wooded, with the exception of the airport and some residential housing across Highway 101.

This is an area, rather than a specific site. A preferable location would be at or near the junction of Highways 20 and 229. This area appears to be in a flood plain. It would not be advantageous to go too far north because the proximity to both the resident base and traffic diminishes.