28th Ave NW – Adams ES Neighborhood Greenway
Updated May 21, 2024
What's Happening Now?
This Neighborhood Greenway on 28th Ave NW from NW Market St to NW 77th St will include:
- Stop signs with stop bars on side streets intersecting the Neighborhood Greenway
- Speed humps or cushions to calm traffic
- 20 mph speed limit signs
- No parking signs 20 feet from intersections
- Minor crack sealing and patch repair with asphalt
- Tree trimming and sidewalk smoothing
- Wayfinding signs and markings
The Adams Elementary Neighborhood Greenway will provide a safer, calmer route to the places people want to go in the neighborhood and connect to the growing network of Neighborhood Greenways, trails, and protected bike lanes in Seattle.
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Project Overview
This Neighborhood Greenway has been planned in coordination with the Safe Routes to School Program and will provide a safer, more comfortable route for people walking and biking to Adams Elementary School. The planned Neighborhood Greenway route also connects to the existing Neighborhood Greenway on NW 58th Ave.
Proposed Intersection Improvements
NW 65th St & 26th Ave NW
Painted bulb at the existing school-marked crosswalk to block off the no-parking area, visually narrow the street, and highlight the school crossing to motorists
NW 65th St at 28th Ave NW
- Install a second school-marked crosswalk on the east leg, which is the side the school is on.
- Painted bulb at school-marked crosswalks to block off the no-parking area, visually narrow the street, and highlight the school crossing to motorists
- Adams ES students voted on their favorite design from a list of pre-approved SDOT designs. The winning design was the mountain design below.
What is a Neighborhood Greenway?
Neighborhood greenways are safer, calmer residential streets for you, your family, and neighbors. We make people walking and biking the priority. The new neighborhood greenway will bring affordable, active transportation options for all ages and abilities.
Neighborhood greenways can include:
- 20 mph speed limit signs
- speed humps to calm traffic
- stop signs for side streets crossing the neighborhood greenway
- signs and pavement markings to help people find their way
- easier crossings of busy streets with crosswalks, curb bulbs, flashing beacons, or traffic signals
Materials
- Adams ES-28th Ave NW Factsheet (January 2024)
- Adams ES-28th Ave NW Mailer (January 2024)