---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Seattle Department of Transportation<transportation@...> Date: Fri, May 23, 2025 at 2:54?PM Subject: Georgetown to Downtown Safety Project update - May 23 To: <spnaseattle@...>
Construction update for May 23 - June 6
Georgetown to Downtown Safety Project Update
Crews have been making steady progress on completing the protected bike lanes on Airport Way S. We rechannelized the road to accommodate the future protected bike lane and other design elements that aim to improve safety for all travelers. The new bike lanes remain closed through the entire project route until the project is complete.Please follow bike lane closure and detour signage to follow the pedestrian paths through these intersections. These closures are necessary to keep cyclists safe through intersections while safety elements are being installed.?
Over the next few weeks, you¡¯ll see the following construction activities in the area:
Completing final inspections of various project elements along the project corridor.
Installing new signage and pavement markings along the project corridor, beginning at 6th Ave S and S Forest St and working south.
Electrical and signal improvements at Airport Way S and S Lucile St and at 6th Ave S and S Spokane St
What to expect during construction:?
Truck detour to S Lucile St is no longer in effect. Right and left turns for freight vehicles from Airport Way S to S Lucile St have now been restored.
Northbound lane reduction along Airport Way S is no longer in effect. The permanent lane configuration has been installed. Drivers will notice a single dedicated left turn lane onto westbound Lucile St. and a single through lane northbound on Airport Way. Additional pavement markings and signs have been added for advance notice of lane assignments.
Pedestrian access will be maintained. Pedestrian detours may be longer than usual
Access to businesses will be maintained
Typical work hours are from Monday to Friday, starting at 9:00 AM and finishing at 3:00 PM
We will avoid work and traffic control during the peak hours of 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
We may need to temporarily change the traffic flow to accommodate the construction work.
There will be temporary restrictions on parking.
Some of the work activities might be noisy. This includes using backup alarms for safety, heavy vehicles, and power tools.
Some construction may require temporary changes to bus routes. Visit the??for rider alerts.
We will continue to post bi-weekly construction updates on this webpage and the project listserv through construction.?
Construction progress
Looking at the newly constructed pedestrian curb at S Lucile St from Airport Way S, ready for landscaping to be installed
Workers put the finishing touches on the newly paved truck apron on Airport Way S and S Lucile St
Project Design
During construction, you will see us making the following changes:
Two-way protected bike lane on the west side of the street from Airport Way S and S Lucille St to S Nevada St and 6th Ave S
One-way protected bike lanes on 6th Ave S from S Nevada St to S Forest St
Two-way, center turn lane on 6th Ave S from south of S Forest St to S Spokane St, making it safer and easier for vehicles to enter and exit driveways
S Spokane St and Airport Way S: New traffic signal, signalized bike crossing, and bike ramp
S Lucile St and Airport Way S: New signalized bike crossing, ADA curb ramps, and refreshed crosswalk markings
All-way stop on 6th Ave S at both the intersections with S Alaska St and S Nevada St?
Raised bus stop on the west side of Airport Way S at S Edmonds St
Parking removal on the west side of 6th from Alaska to Industrial to allow for two-way freight movements.
Map of improvements to be constructed on 6th Ave S, S Alaska St, and Airport Way S.
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