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Archive for June, 2009

2009 Central Business District (CBD) Paving & Street Improvements

Thee Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) and its contractors are making improvements to several arterials in Downtown Seattle. Expect lane closures and parking restrictions within and adjacent to construction work zones. Here are some highlights on the status of projects and construction activities scheduled from now through the end of June 2009[More]

Construction at First Avenue South and South King Street from June 29 to July 1

SEATTLE--Southbound traffic on First Avenue South will be detoured from South Jackson Street to Occidental Avenue South from Monday through Wednesday, June 29 to July 1. The sidewalk will remain open. Parking will be restricted. Work hours will be 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. SDOT crews will restore the pavement following work[More]

Work in U District this Weekend

  SEATTLE – This Saturday, June 27, Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) will be working in the heart of the University business district. The work will include sidewalk repairs on the northeast corner of NE 45th Street and University Way NE.  During the work, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., the sidewalk[More]

Summer Events in Full Swing this Weekend

SEATTLE - This weekend, Friday, June 26 through Sunday, June 28, there's a wide array of outdoor summer events to enjoy ranging from festivals and parades, to marathons and motorcycle rides. The Seattle Department of Transportation reminds motorists to plan for possible delays associated with these events and suggests event-goers leave the[More]

Big Summer Solstice Weekend Ahead, June 19-21

This Sunday, June 21, is the first day of summer, otherwise known as the Summer Solstice. In celebration of the beginning of summer, there is a wide range of events taking place across the city. The Fremont business district will be packed this weekend with the annual Fremont Summer Solstice Parade, Festival[More]

Alaskan Way Viaduct/SR99 Lane Closure Night of June 17

WSDOT crews will close a portion of the far right lane, southbound on the Alaskan Way Viaduct/SR99  during the night of Wednesday, June 17 through Thursday morning. The lane will be closed between Seneca Street and Railroad Way S from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. for survey work. For more information: Heather Santic,[More]

Update: 15th Ave NW Open to Traffic, June 16

SDOT crews completed cleaning hydraulic fluid spilled on 15th NW due to an accident around noon today. They cleaned 15th Ave NW from NW 87th Street to Market Street, and reopened all lanes to traffic by 4:45 p.m.[More]

Some Lanes Reopening on 15th Ave NW, NW 87th to Market Street, June 16

A traffic accident around noon today resulted in a hydraulic fluid spill in Ballard. Crews are now opening 15th Avenue Northwest from Northwest 87th to Northwest 85th, previously closed to both directions of traffic. SDOT crews continue to clean parts of one southbound lane in 15th from NW 85th to Market Street[More]

Burke-Gilman Trail Repairs this Week, June 15-19

SDOT paving crews will begin work today on the Burke-GilmanTrail north of the University of Washington, from 36th Avenue NE to NE 50th Street, and plan to complete the work by 3 p.m. on Friday June 19. They will close the Burke-Gilman Trail from 37th Avenue NE to NE 50th Street, 24-hours[More]

Pedestrian Master Plan Comment Deadline Extended to June 26

The comment period for Seattle’s draft Pedestrian Master Plan has been extended to Friday, June 26, 2009. The plan is a web-based plan, available at http://www.seattle.gov/mostwalkablecity.htm. A hard copy of the plan is also available in the Seattle Room of the Central Library (1000 Fourth Ave.). Comments on the plan may be[More]