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Resurfacing | Pedestrian Improvements | Bicycle Improvements | Arterial Safety Improvements | Roadway Structures | Traffic Signals | Capital Projects | Traffic Circles/Calming
These projects make changes to arterial streets to improve their overall safety, while maximizing mobility and minimizing access restrictions. These improvements are intended to improve the safety not only of motorists, but of other street users such as bicyclists and pedestrians.
5th Avenue NE / NE Banner Way
Curb Radius Revision
Estimated Cost:
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Trung Phan
NW Market Street / NW 54th Street
Rechannelization
Estimated Cost: $10,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Megan Hoyt
Airport Way S s/o S Lander St
Median Island
Estimated Cost: $6,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Megan Hoyt
SDOT's Bicycle Program has been working steadily toward developing an urban trail system to accommodate bicyclists. Urban trails include shared use paths, bike lanes, signed bike routes, arterials with wide shoulders, and pedestrian pathways. The Bicycle Spot Improvement Program makes low cost improvements to the existing street system to enhance bicycle safety and convenience.
Interurban Trail
Seattle's segment of this regional trail will run for approximately one mile
in the City Light power line corridor just west of Evergreen-Washelli Cemetery
between North 110th Street and 128th Street. Future improvements are planned
for Linden Avenue to link the Seattle and Shoreline sections of the trail, including
the installation of a traffic signal at Linden Avenue North and North 145th to
facilitate pedestrian and bicycle crossings.
Estimated Cost: $900,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer 2005
Contact: Stuart Goldsmith (206) 615-0860
Burke-Gilman Trail Extension (Ballard Locks to NW 60th ST)
A new pedestrian and bicycle trail will be constructed from the entrance
of the Ballard Locks to the intersection of Seaview Ave NW, 37th PL NW, and
38th Ave NW. The new trail will follow the south shoulder of 54th St NW to
32nd Ave NW. At 32nd Ave NW, th
Estimated Cost: $1.8 million
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Winter 2004
Contact: Diana Holloway (206) 684-3970
Ship Canal Trail, Phase 2
This project will construct about 3/4 of a mile of multi-use trail along
the south side of the Ship Canal beginning at 6th Ave W (where Phase 1
ends) and terminating at the Emerson St bike path directly under the Emerson
St Viaduct just west of the BNSF right-of-way. This project constructs
a critical missing link in Seattle’s Urban Trails System. Once completed,
the Ship Canal Trail will make it possible to bicycle from Redmond to downtown
Seattle almost entirely on dedicated bicycle facilities.
Estimated Cost: $ 3 million
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer 2005
Contact: Stuart Goldsmith (206) 615-0860
Alaskan Way and Wall Street
Remove abandoned railroad spur tracks and lay new pavement on the west
side of Alaskan Way.
Estimated Cost: $100,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer 2005
Contact: Susan Chu (206) 684-5310
Alaskan Way South at South Massachusetts Street
Remove the abandoned railroad spur tracks for increased bicycle safety.
Estimated Cost: $100,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer 2005
Contact: Susan Chu (206) 684-5310
West Marginal Way SW at SW Front St
Construct spot safety improvements to the trail at this location.
Estimated Cost: $100,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer 2005
Contact: Susan Chu (206) 684-5310
Chief Sealth Trail
Will involve the construction of 3.6 miles of pedestrian/bicycle trail
in southeast Seattle between Beacon Ave. S at S Dawson Street and 51st
Ave. S at S Gazelle Street. Alignment is primarily beneath Seattle City
Light transmission corridor.
Estimated Cost: $1.6 million
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer 2004
Contact: Connie Zimmerman (206) 684-5184
Duwamish Trail
This is a joint project between the City of Seattle and the Port of Seattle.
With this project, the Port and the City will complete a missing link
in the Duwamish Trail system between Chelan Avenue SW and SW Idaho Street. An
off-road asphalt path will be constructed on the east side of West Marginal
Way SW and connect to existing trail portions to the north and south.
Estimated Cost: $750,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer 2006
Contact: Ron Scharf, SDOT (206) 684-5192, Ron.Scharf@seattle.gov or
Hadley Greene, EnviroIssues, (206) 269-5041, hgreene@enviroissues.com
(For Pedestrian/Bicycle Trails, see the “Bicycle” section.)
Seattle Transportation's Pedestrian Program works to improve pedestrian
safety and to encourage more walking by providing the facilities needed
to walk comfortably. To accomplish this, we build accessible sidewalk
curb ramps; install and maintain school-crossing signs, marked crosswalks,
and pedestrian-crossing signs; and construct curb bulbs and crossing
islands at pedestrian-crossing locations.
N 87th Street between Dayton and Evanson Avenue N-Eastside
Walkway stamped/colored asphalt and extruded concrete curb.
Estimated Cost: $70,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction:
Contact: Shauna Walgren
N Dayton Street between N 86th Street and N 87th Street- Eastside
Walkway stamped/colored asphalt and extruded concrete curb.
Estimated Cost: $70,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction:
Contact: Shauna Walgren
N Dayton Street between N 87th Street and N 90th Street- Eastside
Walkway stamped/colored asphalt and extruded concrete curb.
Estimated Cost: $70,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction:
Contact: Shauna Walgren
42nd Ave S Hudson Street to Rainer Avenue S
Sidewalk enhancement (Status: in design)
Estimated Cost: $70,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: August 2005
Contact: Trung Phan
SW Holly Street between 12th Avenue SW & 13th Avenue
SW
New walkway (Status: base map)
Estimated Cost: $45,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: August 2005
Contact: Trung Phan
37th Avenue S (5200 Block)
Extruded curb (to protect historical bollards)
Estimated Cost: $30,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: September 2005
Contact: Trung Phan
N 100th ST (Phase 2: from Densmore going west)
New walkway
Estimated Cost: $40,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Need to work with community to resolve
ROW encroachment issue and approve design
Contact: Trung Phan
NE 130 St from 30 Av NE to Lake City Way NE
Walkway (w/extruded concrete curb)
Estimated Cost: $20,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction:
Contact: John Marek
NE 110th Street: Lake City Way to 30th Avenue NE
Sidewalk (rehabilitation)
Estimated Cost: $60,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: John Marek
15th Av NE between NE 92 St and NE 106 St - West Side
Sidewalk (new)
Estimated Cost: $30,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: John Marek
NE 105th between 32 Av NE and Ravenna Av NE
Walkway (w/extruded concrete curb)
Estimated Cost: $40,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: John Marek
105th @ 39th
Walkway (new asphalt)
Estimated Cost: $20,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: John Marek
West side of 15th Ave NE between NE 96 and 97th.
Sidewalk (rehabilitation) Design from 92nd Street to NE 106th Street
Estimated Cost: $70,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: John Marek
42nd Ave S Hudson Street to Rainer Avenue S
Sidewalk (enhancement [extruded] )
Estimated Cost: $70,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Trung Phan
Greenwood Avenue N between N 85th Street and N 87th Street
Sidewalk (rehabilitation) on West side
Estimated Cost: $81,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Liz Ellis
38th NE and NE 55th Street
Curb Ramp
Estimated Cost:
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Winter 2005
Contact: Susan Almachar
NW 46th: Leary to 8th
Walkway (new asphalt)
Estimated Cost: $10,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Pete Lagerwey
NW 45th: Leary to 8th
Walkway (new asphalt)
Estimated Cost: $10,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Pete Lagerwey
NW Market St - Sidewalk Rehab, Phase 2
Sidewalk (rehabilitation)
Estimated Cost: $50,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Susan Almachar
Magnolia Blvd W and W Garfield Street
Curb Ramp
Estimated Cost:
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Contact: Trung Phan
Amgen Court W and W Galer Street
Curb Ramp
Estimated Cost: $7,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Contact: Trevor Partap
Eastlake Ave E (1200 block)
Curb Bulb
Estimated Cost: $50,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Megan Hoyt
19th Avenue E between E Aloha and E Republican
Sidewalk (rehabilitation) West side of street
Estimated Cost: $30,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Contact: Charlie Bookman
5th Avenue and Broad Street
Shim (asphalt)
Estimated Cost:
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Contact: Trevor Partap
E Pine St (500 block)
Sidewalk (rehabilitation) 508 E Pine St; 510 E Pine St
Estimated Cost: $30,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Contact: Susan Almachar
South side of Union Street, east of 12th Avenue
Curb Bulb
Estimated Cost: $49,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Contact: Mike MorrisLent
31 Av S between S Jackson St and S Judkins St
Curb Bulb
Estimated Cost: $30,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: John Marek
3230 Beacon Avenue S
Sidewalk (rehabilitation)
Estimated Cost: $6,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Susan Almachar
15th Avenue S and S Dakota Street
Curb Ramp
Estimated Cost:
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Contact: Trung Phan
Glenn Way SW/45th Ave SW/SW Oregon St
Curb Bulb
Estimated Cost: $85,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Megan Hoyt
Dallas Ave S/ 8 Av S
Sidewalk (rehabilitation)
Estimated Cost: $10,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction:
Contact: Susan Almachar
35th Ave SW/SW 104th St
Curb Bulb
Estimated Cost:
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Megan Hoyt
Chief Sealth Trail Street Crossings
Improvements at street crossings (22 crossings)
Estimated Cost: $50,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction:
Contact: Trung Phan
New Curb Ramps
Roughly 160 new ramps at various locations
Estimated Cost:
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Construction on-going
Contact: Trung Phan
The Seattle Department of Transportation operates and maintains over
150 bridges throughout Seattle, including four movable bridges. The SDOT
Roadway Structures division also builds and maintains retaining walls,
stairways, seawalls and tunnels in Seattle.
Fremont Bridge Approach Replacement
Replace the existing bridge approaches and the mechanical and electrical
systems for the bascule bridge.
Estimated Cost: $28.2 million
Scheduled to begin construction: Summer 2005
Contact: Lorelei Mesic (206) 684-5178
North Queen Anne Drive Bridge Seismic Retrofit
Project is to upgrade 1935 bridge to withstand a design-level earthquake,
to protect lives and maintain bridge functionality after earthquake,
to preserve vital transportation links for residents, commerce, and emergency
services.
Estimated Cost: $1.25 million
Scheduled to begin: Fall 2005
Contact: Carroll Smith (206) 684-5194
Alaskan Way Seawall Repair (Completed)
Estimated Cost:
Scheduled to begin: Winter 2004
Contact: Susan Chu
First Avenue South Boat Ramp (Completed)
This project will repair the existing boat ramp by extending it so that
it is usable during low tides.
Estimated Cost: $180,000
Scheduled to begin construction: November 2004
Contact: John Arnesen
Lake City Way Multimodal, Phase 1
This is a joint project among the City of Seattle, King County Metro,
and the Washington State Department of Transportation. The project will
improve transit operating efficiency and reliability on Lake City Way
NE within Seattle city limits, improve vehicular safety by adding access
management features (medians and turn-pockets) to reduce accidents, improve
access to transit and businesses for all users by improving the sidewalk
system and reducing drainage problems, and improve bus stop lighting.
The new west side sidewalk and planting strip will include street trees
and landscaping, and the medians will include landscaping.
Estimated Cost: $8.6 million
Scheduled to begin: Early 2005
Contact: Ron Scharf (206) 684-5192
35th Ave NE, NE 65th ST, and NE 75th ST Improvement Project
Project Location: 35th Ave NE between NE 55th ST and NE 95th ST; NE 65th
ST between NE Ravenna Blvd and 35th Ave NE; and NE 75th St between Roosevelt
WY NE and 45th Ave NE Project Description: This project improves mobility
along the following three arte
Estimated Cost: $12 million
Scheduled to begin: Spring 2005
Contact: Sandra Woods (206) 684-5298
Phinney Ave N, Fremont Ave N, N 50th St.
This major maintenance project will include new traffic signals, and
asphalt and concrete paving.
Estimated Cost: $3.5 million
Scheduled to begin: Spring 2005
Contact: Carroll Smith (206) 684-5194
Bridge Way North Street Improvements
New signal installation and signal upgrades with associated street and
traffic routing improvements in the Bridge Way corridor.
Estimated Cost: $ 4.1 million
Scheduled to begin: Summer 2005
Contact: Lorelei Mesic (206) 684-5178
Fremont Circulation Improvements
Install new traffic signals, upgrade existing signals, interconnect signal
systems, and install traffic calming devices and traffic cameras to monitor
traffic near the Fremont Bridge.
Estimated Cost: $1.7 million
Scheduled to begin: Summer 2005
Contact: Lorelei Mesic (206) 684-5178
Sound Transit Tunnel Closure Olive Way Transit Priority
This project will include changes to signage, lane channelization, traffic
islands, on-street parking, and transit signalization to accommodate increased
bus traffic during Sound Transit's Link Light Rail construction of the
tunnel.
Estimated Cost: $380, 000 from Sound Transit and $102,000 from King County
Scheduled to Begin: Early 2005
Contact: George Frost (206) 615-0786
Sound Transit Tunnel Closure 9th Avenue Transit Contra Flow Lane
This project will include changes to on-street parking, lane channelization,
and signal phasing, and a signal upgrade to accommodate increased bus traffic
during Sound Transit's Link Light Rail construction of the tunnel.
Estimated Cost: $201,000 from Sound Transit
Scheduled to Begin: Early 2005
Contact: George Frost (206) 615-0786
Sound Transit Tunnel Closure 3rd Avenue Peak Period Traffic Restrictions
This project will implement various signals, lane channelization, and curb/sidewalk
modifications to accommodate increased bus traffic during Sound Transit's
Link Light Rail construction in the tunnel.
Estimated Cost: $959,000 from Sound Transit
Scheduled to Begin: Spring 2005
Contact: George Frost (206) 615-0786
Sound Transit Tunnel Closure Prefontaine Pl S Reconfiguration/5th Ave S
Contra Flow Lane
This project will make changes to street alignment, lane channelization,
sidewalks, on-street parking, and traffic signage to accommodate increased
bus traffic during Sound Transit's Link Light Rail construction of the
tunnel.
Estimated Cost: $ 959,000 from Sound Transit
Scheduled to Begin: Early 2005
Contact: George Frost (206) 615-0786
Sound Transit Tunnel Closure 5th Avenue S Contra Flow Lane
This project will include changes to lane channelization, on-street parking,
and improvements to street pavement and landscaping to accommodate increased
bus traffic during Sound Transit's Link Light Rail construction of the
tunnel.
Estimated Cost: $336,000 from Sound Transit
Scheduled to Begin: Early 2005
Contact: George Frost (206) 615-0786
SR-519 Phase 1, Surface Street Improvements
This project is the result of a 9-party agreement to make freight mobility
improvements within the following area: Occidental Ave S, S Massachusetts
St, Alaskan Way S, and S King Street. The project will remove and relocate
sections of rail-road track, upgrade ferry queuing, add exclusive truck
lanes to the rail yard, and make other improvements to signals, lane channelization,
landscaping, parking, pedestrian amenities, multi-purpose trails and sidewalks,
street paving, and drainage. The project is expected to take 16 to 20 months
to complete.
Estimated Cost: $12 million
Scheduled to Begin: Spring 2005
Contact: Angela Brady (206) 684-3115
South Jackson St Improvements
S Jackson St/ 14th Ave. S./Rainier Ave S/Boren Ave S: Replace paving, install
left turn signal & pocket for SB Boren Ave. S; extend NB left turn pocket
on Rainier S; install island to prohibit S King St left turns; relocate
bus zone on east side of Rainier Av S; upgrade 4 bus shelters; add interconnect,
transit signal priority, signal and lighting improvements, and stamped
crosswalks at 23rd & Jackson. Potential for additional paving east as far
as MLK, as budget allows.
Estimated Cost: $1.7 million
Scheduled to Begin: Spring 2005
Contact: Connie Zimmerman (206) 684-5184
Duwamish ITS Project, Phase II
This project consists of the following elements of work: Construction of
signal interconnect including connection with railroad operations and bridge
operations, CCTV cameras, message signs, and system detection. Construction
will include trenching, aerial cable installation, vaults, handholes, loop
detectors, removal and replacement of pavement and sidewalks and the installation
of new utility poles as well as adding new equipment to existing poles
and related work as required.
Estimated Cost: $2.9 million
Scheduled to Begin: Early 2005
Contact: Sandra Woods (206) 684-5298
Each year, the City of Seattle allocates funds for arterial paving and
resurfacing. The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) manages this
and other street maintenance programs. SDOT also monitors the conditions
of city streets and selects the streets to be paved.
The larger part of the arterial paving funds is used for work bid out to
private contractors. In addition to the work performed by private contractors,
SDOT's own street-paving crews perform small spot-paving projects on arterial
streets.
In addition to the streets included in Seattle Department of Transportation's
annual paving program, some streets are paved as part of projects that
include general street improvements.
15th Avenue NE from NE 125th Street to NE 145th Street
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Arterial
Major Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing, placement of
loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Estimated Cost:
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Contact: Carroll Smith, (206) 684-5194, carroll.smith@seattle.gov
Pinehurst Way NE from Roosevelt Way NE to NE 117TH ST
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Arterial
Major Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing, placement of
loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Estimated Cost:
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Contact: Carroll Smith, (206) 684-5194, carroll.smith@seattle.gov
Roosevelt Way NE from NE 92nd Street to NE Northgate Way
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Arterial
Major Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing, placement of
loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Estimated Cost:
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Contact: Carroll Smith, (206) 684-5194, carroll.smith@seattle.gov
Queen Anne Avenue N from Harrison Street to Roy Street
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Arterial
Major Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing, placement of
loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Estimated Cost:
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer 2005
Contact: Carroll Smith, (206) 684-5194, carroll.smith@seattle.gov
1st Avenue N from Denny Way to Roy Street
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Arterial
Major Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing, placement of
loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Estimated Cost:
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer 2005
Contact: Carroll Smith, (206) 684-5194, carroll.smith@seattle.gov
Roy Street from Queen Anne Avenue N to 5th Ave N
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Arterial
Major Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing, placement of
loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Estimated Cost:
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer 2005
Contact: Carroll Smith, (206) 684-5194, carroll.smith@seattle.gov
10th Avenue W from W Crockett Street to W Bothwell Street
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Arterial
Major Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing, placement of
loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Estimated Cost:
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer 2005
Contact: Carroll Smith, (206) 684-5194, carroll.smith@seattle.gov
Northgate Way NE from 5th Avenue NE to 15th Avenue NE
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Arterial
Major Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing, placement of
loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Contact: Carroll Smith, (206) 684-5194, carroll.smith@seattle.gov
26 Av NW &NW 54th Intersection
(BINMIC project)
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Estimated Cost: $10,000
Contact: Charlie Bookman
26th Avenue NW (Ballard industrial waterfront)
Scheduled to Begin Construction:
Estimated Cost:
Contact:
11th Ave NW between 46th Ave NW and NW Leary Way
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Non-Arterial
Asphalt Resurfacing Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing,
placement of loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Estimated Cost: $21,000
Contact: Paul Roberts
Cowin Park Bridge Deck, 15th Ave NE
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Arterial
Major Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing, placement of
loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer 2005
Estimated Cost: $72,000
Contact: Paul Roberts
42nd Ave NE between Brooklyn Ave NE and 15th Ave NE
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Non-Arterial
Asphalt Resurfacing Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing,
placement of loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Estimated Cost: $45,000
Contact: Paul Roberts
Eastlake Ave E between 41st Ave NE and the University Bridge
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Arterial
Major Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing, placement of
loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Estimated Cost: $65,000
Contact: Paul Roberts
Magnolia Blvd W between W Howe St and W Garfield St
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Arterial
Major Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing, placement of
loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Estimated Cost: $81,000
Contact: Paul Roberts
5 Ave W - from W Smith St to W Raye St
Repave
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Estimated Cost: $50,000
Contact: Susan Almachar
10th Avenue W from W Crockett St to W Bothwell St
Scheduled to Begin Construction:
Estimated Cost:
Contact:
Wall St between 2nd Ave and 4th Ave
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Arterial
Major Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing, placement of
loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Estimated Cost: $70,000
Contact: Paul Roberts
Harvard Ave E between E Boston St and Lakeveiw Blvd E
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Non-Arterial
Asphalt Resurfacing Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing,
placement of loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Estimated Cost: $66,000
Contact: Paul Roberts
26th Ave E between E Galer St and Boyer Ave E
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Non-Arterial
Asphalt Resurfacing Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing,
placement of loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Estimated Cost: $51,000
Contact: Paul Roberts
E Republican Street between Belmont Ave E and Harvard Ave E
Resurfacing / Repair
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Estimated Cost: $60,000
Contact: Susan Almachar
North side of E Pine St between Boylston Ave E and Nagle Pl
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Arterial
Major Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing, placement of
loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Estimated Cost: $57,000
Contact: Paul Roberts
Terry Ave between Madison St and Marion St
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Non-Arterial
Asphalt Resurfacing Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing,
placement of loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Estimated Cost: $25,000
Contact: Paul Roberts
Madison St between 7th Ave and 9th Ave
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Arterial
Major Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing, placement of
loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Estimated Cost: $21,000
Contact: Paul Roberts
4th Ave S between S Massachusetts St and S Holgate St
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Arterial
Major Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing, placement of
loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer 2005
Estimated Cost: $85,000
Contact: Paul Roberts
16th Ave S between E Marginal Way S and the 14th Ave S Bridge
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Arterial
Major Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing, placement of
loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer 2005
Estimated Cost: $140,000
Contact: Paul Roberts
Annual Chip Seal Program
This project will resurface nonarterial chip-seal streets within the project
boundaries. For information about specific streets, please contact the project manager.
Map Grid 9W: Project area bounded by S Spokane Street, I-5, S Myrtle Street,
Crest Place S/ 27 Avenue S/ 33 Avenue S.
Map Grid 15B: Project area bounded by Alki Avenue SW, Beach Drive SW, SW
Holden Street, Harbor Avenue SW/ SW Genesee Street/ 35 Avenue SW.
Contact: Susan Almachar
SDOT's Neighborhood Traffic Control Program offers a number of traffic-calming
programs to reduce accidents and speeds on residential streets, creating
safer, more pleasant neighborhoods.
Fremont Ave N and N 120 St
Asphalt
Estimated Cost: $10,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Theresa Smith
17 Ave NW and NW 87 St
Asphalt
Estimated Cost: $10,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Theresa Smith
9 Ave NW and NW 75 St
Concrete
Estimated Cost: $10,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Theresa Smith
30 Ave W and W Smith St
Concrete
Estimated Cost: $10,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Theresa Smith
24 Ave and E Spruce St
Concrete
Estimated Cost: $10,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Theresa Smith
Padilla Pl S and S Orcas St
Concrete
Estimated Cost: $30,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Theresa Smith
14 Ave SW and SW Barton St
Concrete
Estimated Cost: $10,000
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Theresa Smith
The goal of the Traffic Management Signal Operations group is to make sure
that all traffic on our city streets moves as freely and smoothly as possible
at all times. The signal operations team is made up of engineers who work
with our existing network of streets, bridges, and highways to maintain
and improve a functioning traffic system.
Greenwood Avenue N. and Holman Road N./ N. 105th Street
Install video detection for all approaches and pedestrian push button detection
for all crossings. This will provide for a more responsive and efficient intersection operation.
Estimated Cost: $
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring/Summer 2005
Contact: Awel Nurhussan
15th Ave. N.W. and Holman Road N.W.
Upgrade of the existing fire signal to a full traffic signal. This will improve overall safety at this location, as well as provide a signalized crossing for pedestrians.
Estimated Cost: $
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Contact: Joe Couples
25th Avenue N.E. and N.E. Blakely Street
Installing north and southbound left turn phases to improve safety for
motorists making those maneuvers.
Estimated Cost: $
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer 2005
Contact: Awel Nurhussan
Woodlawn Avenue N. and N. 71st Street
Rebuild the existing four way stop beacon.
Estimated Cost: $
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer 2005
Contact: Awel Nurhussan
24th Avenue E and Boyer Avenue E.
Install north and southbound left turns on 24th Avenue E. as well as installation
of pedestrian pushbuttons crossing 24th Avenue E. This will provide left
turning motorists from 24th Avenue E. a protected movement to improve safety
in making those maneuvers.
Estimated Cost: $
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Contact: Polly Forsberg
Elliott Avenue W. and W Harrison Street
Rebuilding of the existing traffic signal, and installation of north and
southbound left turn phases to improve safety for motorists making those maneuvers.
Estimated Cost: $
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring/Summer 2005
Contact: Awel Nurhussan
Harvard Avenue and Pike Street
Installation of a new traffic signal to improve overall safety for both
pedestrians and vehicular traffic.
Estimated Cost: $
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer/Fall 2005
Contact: Nuru Tuku
Boren Avenue and Madison Street
Rebuild the existing traffic signal at this location.
Estimated Cost: $
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Fall 2005
Contact: Awel Nurhussan
Madison St between 7th Ave and 9th Ave
This project is part of the Seattle Department of Transportation's Arterial
Major Maintenance Program and includes asphalt resurfacing, placement of
loop detectors for signals, and wheelchair curb ramp upgrades.
Estimated Cost: $ 81,650
Scheduled to Begin Construction: 2005
Contact: Paul Roberts
1st Avenue/2nd Avenue, James Street to Madison Street
Install pedestrian signal indications at seven intersections where they
currently do not exist. This will upgrade the visual equipment at these locations and improve the visibility fof signal indications for pedestrians.
Estimated Cost: $
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Contact: Awel Nurhussan
23rd Ave. S. and S. King Street
A new pedestrian traffic signal will be installed at this intersection
to improve pedestrian safety at this location.
Estimated Cost: $
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Winter 2005
Contact: Awel Nurhussan
Fauntleroy Way S.W./ West Seattle Bridge/Spokane Street Viaduct
Evaluation of the overhead lighting for directional signing and develop
an estimate of repair/upgrade costs to bring the system up to fully operational
status.
Estimated Cost: $
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring/Summer 2005
Contact: Loren Raynes
15th Avenue S. and S. Dakota Street
A new pedestrian traffic signal will be installed at this intersection
to improve pedestrian safety at this location.
Estimated Cost: $
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Spring 2005
Contact: Awel Nurhussan
1st Avenue S. and S. Lucile Street
Installing north and southbound left turn phases to improve safety for
motorists making those maneuvers.
Estimated Cost: $
Scheduled to Begin Construction: Summer 2005
Contact: Awel Nurhussan
23rd Ave. S. and S. King Street
A new pedestrian traffic signal will be installed at this intersection
to improve pedestrian safety at this location.
Estimated Cost:
Scheduled to begin: Winter 2005
Contact: Awel Nurhussan
Harvard Avenue East/East Pike Street
Installation of a new traffic signal to improve overall safety for both
pedestrians and vehicular traffic.
Estimated Cost: $82,000
Scheduled to Begin: Summer/Falll 2005
Contact: Nuru Tuku
Emergency Vehicle Signal Priority (Sound Transit Tunnel Closure)
In conjunction with Seattle Fire Department vehicles being equipped with
Opticom emitters, project will install receivers for traffic signals at
intersections on 1st Avenue and 4th Avenue, and Marion Street and Spring
Street in Downtown Seattle.
Estimated Cost: $505,000 from the City, $495,000 from Sound Transit
Scheduled to Begin: Late 2004
Contact: George Frost (206) 615-0786
Newport Way and 38th Avenue
Construct rock buttress,
with drainage, at bottom of slope to protect street and sidewalk. Construction
is planned to start and finish in September, 2005.
Estimated Cost: $
Scheduled to Begin: September 2005
Contact:
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