PO Box 34996Seattle, WA 98124-4996

WEST SEATTLENEIGHBORHOOD GREENWAY

Making streets safer and calmer for you, your family and neighbors

Phase 2 Construction Notice

Madison Linkenmeyer, Outreach Lead206-487-2472 | westseattlegreenway@seattle.gov www.seattle.gov/transportation/WSeattleGreenway.htm

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NEIGHBORHOOD GREENWAY DESIGN ELEMENTS

• Speed humps to calm traffic• Stop signs for side streets crossing the greenway

Walking and BikingPriority

NeighborhoodGreenway

Wayfinding

• Identify the street as a Neighborhood Greenway so people know what to expect• Help people walking and biking find their way

• Easier for seniors and kids to cross busy streets• Make drivers more aware of people walking and bikingSafer Crossings

NEIGHBORHOOD GREENWAY DESIGN ELEMENTS

• Speed humps to calm traffic• Stop signs for side streets crossing the greenway

Walking and BikingPriority

NeighborhoodGreenway

Wayfinding

• Identify the street as a Neighborhood Greenway so people know what to expect• Help people walking and biking find their way

• Easier for seniors and kids to cross busy streets• Make drivers more aware of people walking and bikingSafer Crossings

NEIGHBORHOOD GREENWAY DESIGN ELEMENTS

• Speed humps to calm traffic• Stop signs for side streets crossing the greenway

Walking and BikingPriority

NeighborhoodGreenway

Wayfinding

• Identify the street as a Neighborhood Greenway so people know what to expect• Help people walking and biking find their way

• Easier for seniors and kids to cross busy streets• Make drivers more aware of people walking and bikingSafer Crossings

NEIGHBORHOOD GREENWAY DESIGN ELEMENTS

• Speed humps to calm traffic• Stop signs for side streets crossing the greenway

Walking and BikingPriority

NeighborhoodGreenway

Wayfinding

• Identify the street as a Neighborhood Greenway so people know what to expect• Help people walking and biking find their way

• Easier for seniors and kids to cross busy streets• Make drivers more aware of people walking and bikingSafer Crossings

NEIGHBORHOOD GREENWAY DESIGN ELEMENTS

• Speed humps to calm traffic• Stop signs for side streets crossing the greenway

Walking and BikingPriority

NeighborhoodGreenway

Wayfinding

• Identify the street as a Neighborhood Greenway so people know what to expect• Help people walking and biking find their way

• Easier for seniors and kids to cross busy streets• Make drivers more aware of people walking and bikingSafer Crossings

What's a Neighborhood Greenway?Neighborhood greenways are safer, calmer residential streets for you, your family, and neighbors. We make people walking and biking the priority on neighborhood greenways, which can include:

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SW GENESEE ST

SW OREGON ST

SW ALASKA ST

SW EDMUNDS ST

SW A

VALO

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DELR

IDGE

WAY

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26TH

AVE

SW

21ST

AVE

SW

17TH

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SW

16TH

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West SeattleGolf Course &

Camp Long

FairmountPlayground

PugetPark

LongfellowCreek

Greenspace

WaltHundleyPlayfield

E.C. HughesPlayground

RoxhillParkFauntleroy

Park

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ShoppingCenter

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SW DAWSON ST

SW JUNEAU ST

SW GRAHAM ST

SW MORGAN ST

SW HOLDEN ST

SW MYRTLE ST

SW THISTLE ST

SW OTHELLO ST

SW WEBSTER ST

SW TRENTON ST

SW HENDERSON ST

SW BARTON ST

SW ROXBURY ST

SW KENYON ST

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35TH

AVE

SW

38TH

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SW

34TH

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SW

28TH

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SW

25TH

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SW

39TH

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SW

30TH

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SW

42N

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Fairmount Park

Our Lady of Guadalupe

Denny Int’l

Roxhill

SouthwestLibrary

Chief Sealth Int’l

Roxhill(Fall 2018)

High Point Library

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Seattle Lutheran

Hope Lutheran

SW FINDLAY ST

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SYLVAN WAY SW

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LEGEND Existing Neighborhood Greenway (Construction began in 2018) Selected Neighborhood Greenway Route Phase 2 (In construction) New Crossing Signal Existing Crossing Signal on the Route

Crossing Improvement

Pedestrian Refuge Island

Existing Stay Healthy Street (Being evaluated for permanent Stay Healthy Street)

JUNE 2017

35TH AVE SW & SW GRAHAM STINTERSECTION IMPROVEMENT

Car Wash Palace

35th Ave SW SW Graham St

Upton Flats

Apartments & Retail(under construction)

Graham

Terrace

HANS CAR REPAIR

ONLY

ONLY

SW GRAHAM ST

35TH

AVE

SW

GRAHAM TERRACE

SW GRAHAM ST & 35TH AVE SW INTERSECTION

LEGENDCurb Ramp

Existing Stop Sign

New Crossing Signals

New Do Not Enter Sign

New Right-out Traffic Diverter

New Bike Crossing

New Right-In/Right-Out Traffic Diverter

New Crosswalks

New Speed Humps

UPTON FLATS (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

CAR WASH PALACE

JUNE 2017

35TH AVE SW & SW GRAHAM STINTERSECTION IMPROVEMENT

Car Wash Palace

35th Ave SW SW Graham St

Upton Flats

Apartments & Retail(under construction)

Graham

Terrace

HANS CAR REPAIR

ONLY

ONLY

SW GRAHAM ST

35TH

AVE

SW

GRAHAM TERRACE

SW GRAHAM ST & 35TH AVE SW INTERSECTION

LEGENDCurb Ramp

Existing Stop Sign

New Crossing Signals

New Do Not Enter Sign

New Right-out Traffic Diverter

New Bike Crossing

New Right-In/Right-Out Traffic Diverter

New Crosswalks

New Speed Humps

UPTON FLATS (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

CAR WASH PALACE

WEST SEATTLE NEIGHBORHOOD GREENWAY PHASE 2Construction to begin early January 2021 WEST SEATTLE NEIGHBORHOOD GREENWAYThe West Seattle Neighborhood Greenway provides improved connections throughout the neighborhood with fewer hills to climb, slower speeds, and safer crossings at busy streets. The route of the Greenway is shown on the right. Construction of Phase 2 will begin in early January 2021.

CONSTRUCTION IMPACTSOn Neighborhood Streets The impacts on the neighborhood streets will be minimal. When work is about to begin on your street, you will see “No Park” signs placed in advance. See the image on the right of what these signs look like.

At 35th Ave SW and SW Graham St IntersectionExpect more impacts at the 35th Ave SW and SW Graham St intersection as SDOT crews build the changes, shown in the graphics on the right. These impacts are described in the section below.

WHAT TO EXPECT DURING CONSTRUCTION• Typical weekday work hours of 7 AM – 5 PM, Monday through Friday• Temporary on-street parking restrictions, with “No Park” signs placed

in advance• Driveway closures when crews are prepping and building the sidewalk in

front of driveways• Flaggers directing people driving and biking around the work• Parking restrictions to allow space for work and equipment• Detours around the work area for people walking and driving• Noise, dust, and vibrations during work hours

We will work with neighbors and the construction contractor to minimize construction impacts as much as possible.

STAY INFORMEDSign up for email updates on our project website:www.seattle.gov/transportation/WSeattleGreenway.htm

FUNDING This project is funded by the 9-year Levy to Move Seattle, approved by voters in 2015. Learn more about the levy at www.seattle.gov/LevytoMoveSeattle.

35TH AVE SW AND SW GRAHAM ST INTERSECTION CHANGES

There was a strong community desire for a change at this intersection so that it feels safer for people, is better lit, and creates a more inviting connection to the new multifamily and retail construction on the corner. The intersection changes shown below make it more family-friendly and dynamic so people want to visit, shop and play, nearby, no matter how they get around.

These changes are shown in the graphic below and include:• walk/bike crossing signal• push button activation• improved lighting• crosswalks• elimination of certain high-risk turning movements