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Livable Streets Workshop
Discover the Possibilities
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For more information:http://construction.seattlechildrens.org/livablestreets/
Paulo Nunes-UenoDirector | TransportationSeattle Childrens
Thank you to our Community Co-SponsorsBicycle Alliance of WashingtonCascade Bicycle ClubFeet FirstHawthorne Hills Community CouncilITE UW Student ChapterLaurelhurst Community ClubLaurelhurst Elementary PTALaurelhurst Elementary Safe Routes to School
Public Health Seattle & King CountySeattle Community Council FederationSeattle Department of TransportationSeattle Parks FoundationSierra Club - Cascade ChapterStreets for All SeattleSustainable Northeast SeattleTransportation Choices CoalitionTransportation NorthwestUndriving.orgView Ridge Community CouncilWedgwood Community Council
Seattle Childrens Livable Streets Initiative
http://construction.seattlechildrens.org/livablestreets/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://construction.seattlechildrens.org/livablestreets/8/8/2019 Livable Streets Report
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Seattle Childrens Livable Streets Initiative
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Table of Contents
Neighborhood Green Streets connectingparks, schools, and trails
Safe crossings of major arterials
Improved access to the Burke-Gilman Trail
What is Seattle Childrens Livable Streets Initiative?Public InvolvementPotential Projects themes and map
Project 1: Neighborhood Green Streets mapWhat is a Neighborhood Green Street?
Theme map: Improved access to the Burke-Gilman TrailProject 2: Ravenna Pl NE & NE 55th St:
Traffic flow revision to fill a missing linkProject 3: NE 50th St & 40th Ave NE: Sidewalks to
Sand Point Way NE; Intersection redesignProject 4: 36th Ave NE & Sand Point Way NE:
ADA accessible connectionProject 5:Burke-Gilman Trail at 45th Ave NE:
Improved ADA access to TrailProject 6:Princeton Ave NE at Burke-Gilman Trail:
ADA accessible connection
Theme map: Safe crossings of major arterialsProject 7: NE 52nd St & Sand Point Way NE:
Pedestrian crossing signalProject 8: 40th Ave NE & Sand Point Way NE:
New signal and redesigned intersectionProject 9: NE 45th St from 40th Ave NE to 47th Ave NE:
Crosswalks and curb bulbs
Appendices
Appendix A: Project list and evaluation matrixAppendix B: Public comments
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Seattle Childrens Livable Streets Initiative
Phase 1
StreetImprovements
2013 --- --- ---
BGT Hartmannramp
2014/15 --- --- ---
$2M Bike/Ped $.5M $.5M $.5M $.5M
$1.4M SEPA ~$.6M TBD TBD TBD
$.5M ITS $.5M --- --- ---Pay by early 2011 beforeconstruction permits.Design 2011. Build 2012.
40th/SPW Signal2013 --- --- ---
Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4
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Seattle Childrens Livable Streets Initiative
What is SeattleChildrens Livable
Streets Initiative?
20 year plan that accompanies
our Major Institution Master Plan(MIMP)
Goal: to improve transportationin our neighborhood
Bike/Pedestrianimprovements
Intelligent TransportationSystems (ITS)
Corridor/Safetyimprovements
~$4 Million commitment
The projects outlined in this booklet were identified throughcollaboration with SDOT and community input, and selectedas most supportive of the Livable Streets themes. Theseproposals are consistent with goals, locations, corridors, andprojects identified in plans and public processes, including:
University Area Transportation Action Strategy
Sand Point Way Pedestrian Study
Neighborhood Streets Fund proposals
Bicycle Master Plan
Pedestrian Master Plan
Bands of Green
Seattle Childrens Livable Streets Workshop
Livable Streets Themes
Neighborhood Green Streets connectingparks, schools, and trails
Improved access to the Burke-Gilman Trail
Safe crossings of major arterials
UATAS
NSF
SPW
BMP
PMP
LSW
BOG
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Seattle Childrens Livable Streets Initiative:
Public Involvement
On Saturday, November 13, more than 300 community membersparticipated in Seattle Childrens Livable Streets Workshop.
Hundreds of comments and project ideas have been received through theevent, email, and on the website.
The workshop featured:
Opportunities to suggest and commenton project ideas
Demonstrations of potential projecttypes, including street design, ITS, andbike facilities
Free kids bicycle helmets and fittings,
with bike safety Skillz & Thrillz obstaclecourse
Booths from 18 community co-sponsors
Pedal with Decisionmakers bike ride tovisit and discuss target project locationsin the neighborhood
All of the public input on SeattleChildrens Livable Streetsreceived to date is included in
Appendix B to this booklet.6
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Potential
Projects
Neighborhood Green Streets connectingparks, schools, and trails
Improved access to the Burke-Gilman Trail
Safe crossings of major arterials
Project Themes
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Theme: Neighborhood Green Streets connectingparks, schools, and trails
The Seattle Childrens
Livable Streets Initiativeproposes to partner withthe Seattle Departmentof Transportation and ourneighborhood sponsors
to build a NeighborhoodGreen Street on one ofthese corridors toconnect the Burke-Gilman Trail, schools,parks, and other existingbicycle and walkingfacilities. This will alsoinclude elements of a
high-quality bicycleboulevard as specified inSeattles Bicycle Master
Plan.
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1. What is a Neighborhood Green Street?
Neighborhood Green Streets are residential streets improved to make allpeople feel comfortable walking, biking, or playing.
Drivers can still pass through, but traffic moves at slower speeds. Thesetraffic calming elements of Neighborhood Green Streets encouragepeople of all ages and abilities to spend time outdoors in their community.In addition, the design features include planters that serve to provide
natural stormwater drainage and greenscapes.
Photo: Payton Chung, Flickr
BMP
BOG
LSW
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Image: IBPI
Palo Alto, CA
Photo: Richard Masoner, Flickr
Berkeley, CA
Photo: Payton Chung, Flickr
Traffic calming treatments (Palo Alto and Berkeley, CA)
1. Elements of a Neighborhood Green Street
BMP
BOG
LSW
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Improved pedestriancrossing with green median
(Port Townsend, WA)
Planter improves water quality andshortens street crossing distance for
pedestrians (Portland, OR)
Photos: SvR
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Theme:Improved access to the Burke-Gilman Trail
The Burke-Gilman Trail isan invaluable asset fortransportation andrecreation in NortheastSeattle. SeattleChildrens Livable Streets
Initiative proposes tobuild projects that helppeople reach the Trail by
bicycle and on foot,extending the reach andbenefit of this facility andknitting togetherNortheast Seattleneighborhoods.
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2. Ravenna Pl NE & NE 55th St:Traffic flow revision to fill a missing link
Ravenna Pl NE to Ravenna Ave NE north of Blakeley St is a gapbetween the Burke-Gilman Trail and the trails of Ravenna Park,bike lanes on Ravenna Blvd, and Green Lake Park.
Dedicating one traffic lane to two-way bicycle traffic andpedestrians would fill this missing link. Example: Separated two-way bike lane
in Montreal. Photo: BikePortland.org
GreenLake
Burke-
GilmanTrail
Ravenna Park
Current Ravenna Place. Photo: GoogleMaps
UATASBMP
BOG
LSW
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2. Ravenna Pl NE & NE 55th St:Intersection redesign, to be built in 2011
SDOT will redesign the intersection at Ravenna Pl,
Ravenna Ave, and NE 55th St. Slowing speeds andreducing cut-through traffic turning south-bound ontoRavenna Pl would make the crossing safer and morepredictable for people on foot and bike.
Current intersection.Photo: Seattle Childrens
UATASBMP
BOG
LSW
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3. NE 50th Street and 40th Ave NE:Sidewalks to Sand Point Way NE
This street is missing sidewalk segments on bothsides, creating a dangerous and unappealingpedestrian environment. Completing sidewalks could
improve the walk from the Burke-Gilman Trail.
Current Photo:GoogleMaps
Example sidewalks with street parking. Photo: Google Maps
LSW
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This intersection has long crossings,and the slope of 40th Avenue NE makesit difficult for pedestrians and bicyclists
to be seen by drivers. Photo: GoogleMaps
Redesigning this intersection with curb bulbs
and crosswalks would shorten the crossingdistance and improve sight lines.
Example intersection design. Drawing: Project for Public Spaces
3. NE 50th Street and 40th Ave NE:Intersection redesign for safer crossings
LSW
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4. 36th Ave NE & Sand Point Way NE:ADA accessible connection
The only way to get to the Burke-Gilman Trailtoday at 36th Ave NE and NE 45th St is viathese stairs, a barrier to using mobilitydevices, strollers, or bicycles.Photos: Seattle Childrens
UATASLSW
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5. Burke-Gilman Trail at 45th Ave NE:Improved ADA access to Trail
Improved access to thetrail would make iteasier for people walkand bike.
45th Avenue NE is agood candidate for aNeighborhood GreenStreet connecting ViewRidge School, ViewRidge Park and theBurke-Gilman Trail.
LSW
Current Trail access is via stairsPhoto: Seattle Childrens
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6. Princeton Ave NE at Burke-Gilman Trail:ADA accessible connection
The existing gravel path at Princeton Ave and the Burke-Gilman Trailcould be paved and graded to minimize vegetation transplanting andprovide an accessible route from the trail to the bus stop, business
area and surrounding neighborhood. An existing cross walk andsignal is located at Sand Point Way. Princeton is targeted forsidewalks in the Pedestrian Master Plan.
Example:A paved switchback in Bettendorf, IowaPhoto: Stuart McDonald, www.americantrails.org
PMP
LSW
Currently, the only way toreach the Trail here is viathese stairs or a dirt path.
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Theme:Safe crossings of major arterials
In Childrens
neighborhood, SandPoint Way NE and NE45th St representphysical and mentalbarriers to people on
foot and bicycle. SeattleChildrens Livable
Streets Initiativeproposes improvementsto help people crossthese arterials and helpbridge these barriers.
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7. NE 52nd St & Sand Point Way NE:Pedestrian Crossing Signal
Example: signalized crossing Photo: Artbandito, Flickr
Current intersection
without signalPhoto: Cary Pillo
SPW
NSF
LSW
A signal at NE 52nd St & Sand Point Way NE would helppeople walk and bike between the neighborhoods, the Burke-
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8. 40th Ave NE & Sand Point Way NE:New signal and redesigned intersection
A new traffic signal and carefully redesignedintersection at 40th & Sand Point Way would makea better and safer experience for people crossingthe street, getting to the Burke-Gilman Trail, orreaching their bus stop
Current intersection
Intersection will be improved as part of Childrens plan; Hartmann Building no longer
part of the project. Images: Seattle Childrens Comprehensive Transportation Plan
SPW
LSW
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9. NE 45th Street from 40th Ave NE to 47th Ave NE:Crosswalks and Curb bulbs
High vehicle speeds and elevation changes thatblock views on NE 45th St make it difficult forpedestrians to cross. Adding crosswalks and
curb bulbs to shorten crossing distances andimprove sight lines between drivers and peopleon foot could improve safety and predictability.
The hill at the intersection with 43rd Ave NEmakes it more difficult for pedestrians anddrivers to see each other. A curb bulb here
would shorten the total crossing distancefor people on foot and improve sight lineswith vehicles.
LSW
Photo: GoogleMaps
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Appendix A. Project List and Evaluation Matrix
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$1.4
MMitigation
$2.0
MBike/Ped
$0.5
MITS
LSWorkshop
Safearterialcrossings
ImprovedBGTaccess
Parks,schools
,BGT
LS:TotalScore
LeveragingandFunding
PedestrianMasterPlan
BicycleMasterPlan
CommunitySupport
Connectivity
Distance
SDOT:TotalScore
TotalScorewithLS
SCH LS,Workshop
37th Ave NE Create a neighborhood green street and associatedtraffic calming on NE 37th St.
x 10 10 10 10 40 0 40
WorkshopNE Blakeley St at
27th Ave NE
Create a neighborhood green street and associated
traffic calming on NE 27th St.x 10 10 10 10 40 0 40
Workshop,
SCH LS45th Ave NE & BGT
Create a neighborhood green street and associated
traffic calming on 45th Ave NE.x 10 10 10 10 40 0 40
SCH LS,
Workshop
39th Ave NE, BGT to
NE 85th and north
Create a neighborhood green street and associated
traffic calming on NE 39th St.x 10 10 10 10 40 5 0 5 0 10 10 30 70
SCH LS,
WorkshopNE 36th St
Create a neighborhood green street and associated
traffic calming on NE 36th St.x 10 10 10 10 40
8
SPW Ped
Study, SCH
LS,
Workshop
40th Ave NE & SPWNew signal and crosswalks. Additional funds to come
from SCH.$1,600,000 x 10 10 10 10 40 5 10 5 10 0 10 40 80 Tier 2 location/Tier 1 area.
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SPW Ped
Study, NSF,
Workshop
SPW between NE
50th St & 47th Ave
NE
Install pedestrian signal when warranted. $250,000 x 10 10 10 10 40 5 10 5 10 0 10 40 80
Tier 3 location/Tier 1 area (score is for NE 50th
St intersection). Submitted for NSF but not
selected
2
UATAS-10,
SCH LS,
Workshop
Ravenna Ave and Pl
NE/ NE 55th st
Corridor
Reconfigure corridor to provide curbs, gutters, and
sidewalks, and delineate street corners to improve
safety.
$1,200,000 (curb,
gutters, sidewalks,
street corners)
x 10 5 10 10 35 10 10 0 10 0 0 30 65Tier 3 location/Tier 1 area Partially funded
through NSF
3SCH LS,
Workshop
BGT at NE 50th St:
connection to SPW
through 41st Ave NE
NE 50th at BGT: Improve ramp to BGT from west. NE
50th: Improve ROW. NE 50th St at 40th Ave NE: improve
bike/ped crossing, restrict parking near intersection to
improve sightlines.
x 10 5 10 10 35 5 10 5 0 10 10 40 75Need more information about scope. Tier 2
location/Tier 1 area
5Workshop,
SCH LS45th Ave NE
Improve / create ADA access from 45th Ave NE to BGT
and SPW.x 10 5 10 10 35
9 Workshop
NE 45th St: between
42nd Ave NE and
47th Ave NE
On NE 45th St, add crosswalk, signal, and/or curb bulbs
at 42nd Ave NE, 43rd, 45th, and at 46th or 47th at
Laurelhurst Elementary, plus digital speed sign to slow
cars.
x 10 10 5 5 30 0 0 0 10 10 10 30 60
6
Community
tour w/
SDOT staff,
SCH LS,
Workshop
BGT access near
Princeton Bridge
Improve dirt trail, provide access ramp. Protect the
native vegetation planted in the vicinity. (Comments
received for and against)
$75,000 (to
improve dirt trail)x 5 5 10 10 30 5 10 5 10 10 10 50 80 Possible BMP $
4
UATAS-21,
SCH LS,
Workshop
36th Ave NE/ BGT
New ramp connection between 36th Ave NE and NE
45th Street with BGT; wayfinding and signage
improvements.
$82,000 x 10 0 10 10 30 5 10 10 10 10 5 50 80Switchback from trail to crosswalk on 45th. Tier
1 area.
Workshop
NE 65th St & Burke-
Gilman Trail
Improve bicycle facilities on NE 65th St from the Burke-
Gilman Trail to Magnuson Park x 10 0 10 10 30
Workshop 12th Ave NE Develop a green street on 12th Ave NE. x 10 10 5 5 30
Workshop
27th Ave NE & NE
Blakely St
Add a median refuge to the intersection of 27th Ave NE
and NE Blakely St. x 10 10 5 5 30
1
Source
LS
Proje
ct #
Estimated Total
CostDescriptionProject/Location
Funding SDOT CriteriaLS Criteria
Notes
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$1.4
MMitigation
$2.0
MBike/Ped
$0.5
MITS
LSWorkshop
Safearterialcrossings
ImprovedBGTaccess
Parks,schools
,BGT
LS:TotalScore
LeveragingandFunding
PedestrianMasterPlan
BicycleMasterPlan
CommunitySupport
Connectivity
Distance
SDOT:TotalScore
TotalScorewithLS
Source
LS
Proje
ct #
Estimated Total
CostDescriptionProject/Location
Funding SDOT CriteriaLS Criteria
Notes
Workshop27th Ave NE & Burke-Gilman Trail
Improve access to the Burke-Gilman Trail from 27th AveNE. x 10 5 10 5 30
Workshop
Burke-Gilman Trail &
Union Bay Pl NE
Improve the safety at the intersection of the Burke-
Gilman Trail and Union Bay Pl NE. x 10 5 10 5 30
Workshop
Burke-Gilman Trail &
Pend Oreille Rd
Add treatments to clarify the right-of-way between
bicycles and cars at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman
Trail and Pend Oreille Rd. x 10 10 5 5 30
Workshop
Ravenna Pl NE & NE
55th St Add a roundabout at NE 55th and Ravenna Pl NE x 10 10 5 5 30
Workshop
Sand Point Way NE &
Penny Dr
Add a pedestrian overpass to cross Sand Point Way NE at
Penny Dr. x 10 10 5 5 30
DEIS,
WorkshopSPW at NE 50th St
New signal and crosswalks at this intersection when
warranted.$250,000 x 10 10 0 5 25 5 10 5 0 0 10 30 55 Tier 3 location/Tier 1 area
UATAS-22BGT / NE 47th St / U
Village
Create new ped connections along the NE 47th St ROW
and realign intersections along 25th Ave (incl new
stairway).
$900,000 x 10 5 5 5 25 5 10 0 5 10 0 30 55Project could be phased. Tier 2 location/Tier 1
area.
BMP
NE 65th St, NE
Ravenna Blvd to
Magnuson Park
Bike lane one side, Sharrow other (partial), Sharrows 2
sides (partial).$80,000 x 5 10 5 5 25 5 0 10 0 5 10 30 55
Sharrows and bike lanes in the BMP will be
installed over time - additional funding would
speed installation
SCH LSNE 50th St, 35th NE
to BGTWayfinding and bicycle boulevard. x 10 5 10 0 25 5 0 5 0 10 10 30 55
Workshop
35th Ave NE & NE
47th Ave
Make 35th Ave NE one-way southbound between NE
47th St and NE Blakely St. x 10 0 10 5 25
Workshop
Burke-Gilman Trail &
NE 70th St
Add stop signs and clear directions needed for trail users
and drivers at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail
and NE 70th St. x x 10 10 5 0 25
Workshop
Burke-Gilman Trail &
NE 65th St
Improve safety at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman
Trail and NE 65th St (sightlines, signage, speeds). x x 10 10 5 0 25
Workshop Burke-Gilman Trail
Improve lighting on the Burke-Gilman Trail from NE 45th
St east to 30th Ave NE. x 10 0 5 10 25
Workshop Burke-Gilman TrailLight the entire Burke-Gilman Trail from Magnuson Parkto UW campus. x 10 0 5 10 25
Workshop
Burke-Gilman Trail &
Hartmann Building
Build a connection from the Burke-Gilman Trail to 40th
Ave NE through the Hartman property. x 10 0 10 5 25
Workshop
Burke-Gilman Trail &
40th Ave NE
Make the Burke-Gilman Trail's crossing of NE 40th St an
elevated crosswalk. x 10 10 5 0 25
Workshop
Burke-Gilman Trail &
Ivanhoe Pl NE
Pave access from the crosswalk across Sand Point Way
NE at Ivanhoe Pl NE to the Burke-Gilman Trail. x 10 0 10 5 25
Workshop
Burke-Gilman Trail &
Fiddler on the Tooth
Parking Lot
Improve the grade for bikes to connect from the Burke-
Gilman Trail to Sand Point Way NE and NE 45th St x 10 0 10 5 25
Workshop
NE 45th Pl & NE
Blakely St
Extend the median on NE 45th Pl to prevent vehicles on
NE Blakely St from crossing. x 10 5 5 5 25
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$1.4
MMitigation
$2.0
MBike/Ped
$0.5
MITS
LSWorkshop
Safearterialcrossings
ImprovedBGTaccess
Parks,schools
,BGT
LS:TotalScore
LeveragingandFunding
PedestrianMasterPlan
BicycleMasterPlan
CommunitySupport
Connectivity
Distance
SDOT:TotalScore
TotalScorewithLS
Source
LS
Proje
ct #
Estimated Total
CostDescriptionProject/Location
Funding SDOT CriteriaLS Criteria
Notes
Workshop
NE 45th St & Union
Bay Pl NE
Redesign the 5-point intersection to address the highpedestrian use and make the intersection more
attractive. x 10 10 5 0 25
Workshop
NE 50th St & Sand
Point Way NE
Reroute NE 50th St to intersect Sand Point Way at Penny
Dr. x 10 10 5 0 25
Worksho p NE 50th St
Add raised crosswalk at NE 50th St across NE Blakely to
the Burke-Gilman Trail x 10 5 5 5 25
Workshop Ravenna Pl NE
Improve bicycle access on Ravenna Blvd/Pl from NE 54th
St to 15th Ave NE. x 10 5 5 5 25
Workshop Ravenna Pl NE Close Ravenna Pl to auto traffic. x 10 0 10 5 25
Workshop
Union Bay Pl NE &
3200 block
Add pedestrian/bicycle connection from Union Bay Pl NE
to University Village south of the Burke-Gilman Trail. x 10 10 5 0 25
SPW Ped
Study
SPW at NE 58th or
60th StMonitor for potential signal and crosswalk in the future. $250,000 x x 0 10 10 0 20 5 5 5 0 0 15 35 58th = 2/2, 59th = 2/2, 60th = 2/1
PMP SPW & NE 62nd St Crossing improvements. x 0 10 10 0 20 5 10 0 0 0 0 15 35
Tier 1 location/ Tier 1 area. Evaluation needed
by SDOT to determine specific improvement
type
PMP SPW & NE 63rd St Crossing improvements. x 0 10 10 0 20 5 10 0 0 0 0 15 35
Tier 1 location/ Tier 1 area. Evaluation needed
by SDOT to determine specific improvement
type
SCH LS,
WorkshopNE 45th St and SPW Intersection improvements. x x 10 10 0 0 20 5 5 ? 0 ? 10 20 40
Need more information about scope. Tier 3
location/Tier 2 area
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Appendix B. Public Comments
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12th Ave NEComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
002-027 12th Ave NE would make a good green street. Would connect BGT to RooseveltHigh School via Cowan Park and U-District.
Anonymous
Google Map
Develop a green street on 12th Ave NE.12th Ave NE
/
Google Map
15th Ave NWComment #
SourceName Comment Requested ActionLocation
002-004 Improve bike access to the Ballard Bridge
Anonymous
Google Map
Improve bike access to the Ballard Bridge15th Ave NW
NW 45th St/
Google Map
20th Ave NEComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
004-002 A really simple thing that could be done is to put an indicator (like a light) that isvisible to the rider that lets them know the signal has been triggered. Put it in the
same pole as the walkers button. The walkers get such an indicator on many newintersections, one for cyclists would be great too. A good example of anintersection that could use this feature is the one at 20th Ave NE and NE 65thStreet. This should be very inexpensive to implement and I believe would helpkeep cyclists from giving up on waiting for the green light and running it insteadsince they have no way of knowing if the darn light is ever going to change.Simple idea, its inexpensive, and improves safety
Luke Rogers
Install an indicator that is visible to bike riders that lets them know the smartsignal has been triggered (like the LED on newer crosswalk buttons) on
intersections like 20th Ave NE and NE 65th St.
20th Ave NE
NE 65th St/
25th Ave NEComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
013-012 The parallel driveways exiting University Village and the Office Depot are ahazard for crossing pedestrians.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #1
Improve safety at the parallel driveways exiting University Vil lage and theOffice Depot.25th Ave NE
NE 49th St/
Workshop - map
013-013 There are many accidents at the intersection of 25th Ave NE and NE 49th St.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #1
25th Ave NE
NE 49th St/
Workshop - map
013-016 Add left turn lane from 25th Ave NE to NE 55th St. This would encourage carsto turn left directly at 55th instead of using Ravenna Pl. as a shortcut.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #1
Add left turn lane from NB 25th Ave NE to WB NE 55th St.25th Ave NE
NE 55th St/
Workshop - map
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27th Ave NEComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
002-023 27th Ave NE is a great potential greenstreet. Low traffic volumes and speeds anda connection to the BGT. A great connection to Dahl Park and Eckstein MiddleSchool.Anonymous
Google Map
Develop a green street on 27th Ave NE.27th Ave NE
/
Google Map
013-001 Develop bicycle boulevard on 27th Ave NE, east from University Village
Anonymous - L.S.Paper Map #1
27th Ave NE
/
Workshop - map
002-022 Access from 27th Ave NE to the Burke-Gilman Trail should be improved. Thisis currently on private property. How can it be improved? Vegetation obscuressightlines when merging onto trail.Anonymous
Google Map
Improve access to the Burke-Gilman Trail from 27th Ave NE.27th Ave NE
Burke-Gilman Trail/
Google Map
013-002 Improve access from 27th Ave NE to the Burke Gilman Trail
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #1
Improve access from 27th Ave NE to the Burke Gilman Trail27th Ave NE
Burke-Gilman Trail/
Workshop - map
013-003 I'm afraid that the current unofficial connection between 27th Ave NE and theBurke Gilman Trail will go away. Please make it official.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #1
Improve access from 27th Ave NE to the Burke Gilman Trail27th Ave NE
Burke-Gilman Trail/
Workshop - map
013-004 There used to be good access to University Village at 27th Ave NE until the newparking garage was built. U. Village and Children's expansions should be tied tokeeping historic connections intact.Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #1
27th Ave NE
NE Blakely St/Workshop - map
013-005 Add a median refuge to the intersection of 27th Ave NE and NE Blakely St.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #1
Add a median refuge to the intersection of 27th Ave NE and NE Blakely St.27th Ave NE
NE Blakely St/
Workshop - map
013-006 Add warning sign to intersection of 27th Ave NE and NE Blakely St. There arefast cars and a blind corner here.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #1
Add warning sign to intersection of 27th Ave NE and NE Blakely St.27th Ave NE
NE Blakely St/
Workshop - map
30th Ave NEComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
002-026 Amazingly 30th AVE NE is ALREADY a bike boulevard with small pavementmarkings and stop signs at all the intersections. It could use some arterialcrossing treatments and a connection on 32nd ave NE to Meadow Brooke.Will serve: BGT to Dahl Field, Wedgewood Elementary School, Medow BrookePark, Medow Brooke Community Center, Meadow Brooke Pool, Nathan HaleHigh School and Jane Adams middle school (is this school still open?)
Anonymous
Google Map
Develop a green street on 30th Ave NE. Incorporate arterial crossing treatmentsand a connection on 32nd Ave NE to Meadowbrook.
30th Ave NE
/
Google Map
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37th Ave NEComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
015-009 Add curb ramp at the intersection of 37th Ave NE and NE Blakely St.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #3
Add curb ramp at the intersection of 37th Ave NE and NE Blakely St.37th Ave NE
NE Blakely St/Workshop - map
39th Ave NEComment #
SourceName Comment Requested ActionLocation
002-015 I like 39th as a bike boulevard
Anonymous
Google Map
39th Ave NE
/
Google Map
002-028 39th Ave NE would make a good green street.
Anonymous
Google Map
Develop a green street on 39th Ave NE.39th Ave NE
/
Google Map
017-028 39th Ave NE is a great north-south street to ride on. It's better than 40th, but isdifficult to cross major streets.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
39th Ave NE
/
Workshop - map
40th Ave NEComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
017-019 Slow down traffic on 40th Ave NE
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Slow down traffic on 40th Ave NE40th Ave NE
/
Workshop - map
017-020 Downgrade 40th Ave NE from an arterial to slow traffic down.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Downgrade 40th Ave NE from an arterial to slow traffic down.40th Ave NE
/
Workshop - map
017-041 Traffic on 40th Ave NE travels too fast and makes high-speed turns onto NE50th St and cut the corners dangerously.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
40th Ave NE
NE 50th St/Workshop - map
017-025 Remove the Microsoft connector bus loading zone at 40th Ave NE and NE 52ndPl. It's too wide.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
40th Ave NE
NE 52nd Pl/Workshop - map
017-026 Don't remove the Microsoft connector bus loading zone at 40th Ave NE and NE52nd Pl. Instead, make a small pull-out for the connector bus, it takes many cars
of the street.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
40th Ave NE
NE 52nd Pl/
Workshop - map
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40th Ave NEComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
017-027 Don't remove the Microsoft connector bus loading zone at 40th Ave NE and NE52nd Pl. A great connector is a good thing.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
40th Ave NE
NE 52nd Pl/Workshop - map
002-011 Heavy traffic and parked cars force bikes out into the traffic lane from 75th to55th in both directions. Preference is 39th down to trail.
Anonymous
Google Map
40th Ave NE
NE 68th St/
Google Map
41st Ave NEComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
017-039 Make 41st Ave NE a bike boulevard (maybe one-way) between NE 50th St andSand Point Way NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Make 41st Ave NE a bike boulevard (maybe one-way) between NE 50th St andSand Point Way NE.
41st Ave NE
/
Workshop - map
42nd Ave NEComment #
SourceName Comment Requested ActionLocation
016-011 Cars turning west onto 45th from 42nd cannot see cars coming uphill eastbound.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
42nd Ave NE
NE 45th St/Workshop - map
44th Ave NEComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
016-001 Develop a bicycle boulevard on 44th Ave NE, NE 47th St, and 45th Ave NE(behind the hospital).
Anonymous - L.S.Paper Map #4
Develop a bicycle boulevard on 44th Ave NE, NE 47th St, and 45th Ave NE(behind the hospital).
44th Ave NE
NE 47th St/
Workshop - map
016-002 Add stop signs to the intersection of 44th Ave NE and NE 47th St to support thesuggested bicycle boulevard.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Add stop signs to the intersection of 44th Ave NE and NE 47th St to supportthe suggested bicycle boulevard.
44th Ave NE
NE 47th St/
Workshop - map
45th Ave NEComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
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45th Ave NEComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
002-025 45th Ave NE would be a good green street. This greenstreet will connect fromthe BGT to View Ridge Park and View Ridge School and Thorton Creek School.
Anonymous
Google Map
Develop a green street on 45th Ave NE.45th Ave NE
/
Google Map
017-012 NE 45th would make a good wide and quiet alternate bike boulevard north ofNE 55th St.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
NE 45th would make a good wide and quiet alternate bike boulevard north ofNE 55th St.
45th Ave NE
East of Burke-Gilm/
Workshop - map
002-017 I like 45th Ave NE as a north-south option. It's ideal because of low traffic andit's super wide.
Anonymous
Google Map
45th Ave NE
NE 65nd St/
Google Map
Burke-Gilman TrailComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
010-002 I love the idea of separating pedestrians from bikers. The B-G sometimes feelsrisky as the two groups compete for the same path. An adjacent walking path
would add to the safety.Ruth Benfield
Separate pedestrians from bikers on the Burke-Gilman Trail. An adjacentwalking path would improve safety.
Burke-Gilman Trail
/
012-002 Create a connection between the Burke-Gilman Trail and Windermere via theCenter for Spiritual Living.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Create a connection between the Burke-Gilman Trail and Windermere via theCenter for Spiritual Living.
Burke-Gilman Trail
/
Workshop - map
012-017 Light the entire Burke-Gilman Trail from Magnuson Park to UW campus.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Light the entire Burke-Gilman Trail from Magnuson Park to UW campus.Burke-Gilman Trail
/
Workshop - map
013-010 The section of the Burke-Gilman Trail between NE 45th St and 25th Ave NE isvery dark at night.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #1
Improve lighting on the Burke-Gilman Trail between NE 45th St and 25th AveNE.
Burke-Gilman Trail
/
Workshop - map
016-016 Look at using the existing alleyway across Sand Point Way from theSpringbrook building for bicycle/pedestrian access.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Look at using the existing alleyway across Sand Point Way from theSpringbrook building for bicycle/pedestrian access.
Burke-Gilman Trail
/
Workshop - map
017-009 Keep the restrooms in the park near Ronald McDonald House open year-round.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Burke-Gilman Trail
/
Workshop - map
020-004 Eliminate the divided section of the Burke-Gilman Trail near Ivanhoe Pl NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #6
Eliminate the divided section of the Burke-Gilman Trail near Ivanhoe Pl NE.Burke-Gilman Trail
/
Workshop - map
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Burke-Gilman TrailComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
020-012 Eliminate the divided section of the Burke-Gilman Trail near Ivanhoe Pl NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #6
Eliminate the divided section of the Burke-Gilman Trail near Ivanhoe Pl NE.Burke-Gilman Trail
/
Workshop - map
020-013 Don't eliminate the divided section of the Burke-Gilman Trail near Ivanhoe PlNE. It's good for separating bikes and pedestrians.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #6
Burke-Gilman Trail
/
Workshop - map
020-014 Eliminate the divided section of the Burke-Gilman Trail near Ivanhoe Pl NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #6
Eliminate the divided section of the Burke-Gilman Trail near Ivanhoe Pl NE.Burke-Gilman Trail
/
Workshop - map
002-007 The Burke-Gilman Trail is overly congested in the vicinity of the UW medicalcenter and 15th Ave NE. This is a high use area with different speeds andpedestrians, bikes, and bike racks conflicting all at one point.Anonymous
Google Map
Burke-Gilman Trail
15th Ave NE/
Google Map
013-015 Signal for BGT crossing 25th Ave NE is not long enough.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #1
Burke-Gilman Trail
25th Ave NE/
Workshop - map
017-024 Make the Burke-Gilman Trail's crossing of 40th Ave NE an elevated crosswalk.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Make the Burke-Gilman Trail's crossing of NE 40th St an elevated crosswalk.Burke-Gilman Trail
40th Ave NE/Workshop - map
017-010 Provide an ADA-accessible ramp from NE 55th St to the Burke-Gilman Trail at45th Ave NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Provide an ADA-accessible ramp from NE 55th St to the Burke-Gilman Trail at45th Ave NE.
Burke-Gilman Trail
45th Ave NE/
Workshop - map
017-011 Provide a wider trail (ADA accessible ramp) from NE 55th St to the Burke-Gilman Trail at 45th Ave NE. Remove brush to improve visibility.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Provide a wider trail (ADA accessible ramp) from NE 55th St to the Burke-Gilman Trail at 45th Ave NE. Remove brush to improve visibility.
Burke-Gilman Trail
45th Ave NE/
Workshop - map
013-011 The curve in the Burke-Gilman Trail near the Autism Clinic at about NE 50th Stis dark a tight corner, and slippery with leaf litter.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #1
Improve safety at the curve in the Burke-Gilman Trail near the Autism Clinic atabout NE 50th St.
Burke-Gilman Trail
5000 block (nr LL)/Workshop - map
012-001 Pave the gravel section connecting the Burke-Gilman Trail to Pullman Ave NEat 53rd Ave NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Pave the gravel section connecting the Burke-Gilman Trail to Pullman Ave NEat 53rd Ave NE.
Burke-Gilman Trail
53rd Ave NE/Workshop - map
016-017 Improve the grade for bikes to connect from the Burke-Gilman Trail to SandPoint Way NE and NE 45th St via city right-of-way through the parking lot ofthe Fiddler on the Tooth.Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Improve the grade for bikes to connect from the Burke-Gilman Trail to SandPoint Way NE and NE 45th St
Burke-Gilman Trail
Fiddler on the Toot/Workshop - map
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Burke-Gilman TrailComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
016-022 Build a connection from the Burke-Gilman Trail to 40th Ave NE through theHartman property.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Build a connection from the Burke-Gilman Trail to 40th Ave NE through theHartman property.
Burke-Gilman Trail
Hartmann Building/Workshop - map
016-023 Build a connection from the Burke-Gilman Trail to 40th Ave NE through theHartman property.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Build a connection from the Burke-Gilman Trail to 40th Ave NE through theHartman property.
Burke-Gilman Trail
Hartmann Building/
Workshop - map
016-024 The trees and slope between the Hartmann building and the Burke-Gilman Trailare a future park.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Burke-Gilman Trail
Hartmann Building/
Workshop - map
020-002 Pave access from the crosswalk across Sand Point Way NE at Ivanhoe Pl NE tothe Burke-Gilman Trail.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #6
Pave access from the crosswalk across Sand Point Way NE at Ivanhoe Pl NE tothe Burke-Gilman Trail.
Burke-Gilman Trail
Ivanhoe Pl NE/
Workshop - map
020-003 Dont pave access from the crosswalk across Sand Point Way NE at Ivanhoe Pl
NE to the Burke-Gilman Trail. Leave it crushed gravel and protect vegetation.Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #6
Burke-Gilman Trail
Ivanhoe Pl NE/
Workshop - map
015-010 The wooden bridge over NE 45th Pl is slippery when wet and dangerous tocyclists.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #3
Burke-Gilman Trail
NE 45th Pl/Workshop - map
002-009 The intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and NE 65th Street is confusing.Stop signs and clear directions needed for trail users and drivers.
Anonymous
Google Map
Add stop signs and clear directions needed for trail users and drivers at theintersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and NE 65th St.
Burke-Gilman Trail
NE 65th St/
Google Map
012-013 Remove vegetation (planted by rogue volunteers) and improve the sightline forvehicles (to see crossing bikes and peds).
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Remove vegetation and improve the sightline for vehicles at the intersection ofBGT and NE 65th St.
Burke-Gilman Trail
NE 65th St/
Workshop - map
012-014 Add speed bumps for bicycles at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail andNE 65th St.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Add speed bumps for bicycles at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail andNE 65th St.
Burke-Gilman Trail
NE 65th St/Workshop - map
002-008 The intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and NE 70th Street needs to bemarked. Stop signs and clear directions needed for trail users and drivers.
Anonymous
Google Map
Add stop signs and clear directions needed for trail users and drivers at theintersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and NE 70th St.
Burke-Gilman Trail
NE 70th St/Google Map
014-008 Clarify the right-of-way between bicycles and cars at the intersection of theBurke-Gilman Trail and Pend Oreille Rd.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #2
Add treatments to clarify the right-of-way between bicycles and cars at theintersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Pend Oreille Rd.
Burke-Gilman Trail
Pend Oreille Rd/Workshop - map
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Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
002-003 The Burke-Gilman Trail needs path lighting from the Fre-lard Fred Meyer to theShip Canal Bridge.
Anonymous
Google Map
Add path lighting on the Burke-Gilman from the Fre-lard Fred Meyer to theShip Canal Bridge.
Burke-Gilman Trail
Phinney Ave N/Google Map
020-009 Build a switchback ramp from the Burke-Gilman Trail to Sand Point Way NE atPrinceton Ave NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #6
Build a switchback ramp from the Burke-Gilman Trail to Sand Point Way NE atPrinceton Ave NE.
Burke-Gilman Trail
Princeton Ave NE/
Workshop - map
020-010 Build a bike ramp from the Burke-Gilman Trail to Sand Point Way NE atPrinceton Ave NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #6
Build a bike ramp from the Burke-Gilman Trail to Sand Point Way NE atPrinceton Ave NE.
Burke-Gilman Trail
Princeton Ave NE/
Workshop - map
020-011 Don't trash the vegetation under the Princeton Ave NE bridge by building aramp there. Use 45th Ave NE for access between The Burke-Gilman Trail andSand Point Way NE instead.Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #6
Burke-Gilman Trail
Princeton Ave NE/
Workshop - map
002-006 The Burke-Gilman Trail is in poor condition near the triangle parking garage.
Anonymous
Google Map
Burke-Gilman Trail
Rainier Vista/
Google Map
002-005 The intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail with Stone Way is dangerous.
Anonymous
Google Map
Burke-Gilman Trail
Stone Way N/Google Map
014-010 Clarify the right-of-way between bicycles and cars at the intersection of theBurke-Gilman Trail and Union Bay Pl NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #2
Add treatments to clarify the right-of-way between bicycles and cars at theintersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union Bay Pl NE.
Burke-Gilman Trail
Union Bay Pl NE/
Workshop - map
014-013 The intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union Bay Pl NE is terrible ongamedays. On Saturdays when the huskies play, speeds are elevated and cars areclueless.Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #2
Burke-Gilman Trail
Union Bay Pl NE/
Workshop - map
014-014 Improve the safety at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union BayPl NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #2
Improve the safety at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union BayPl NE.
Burke-Gilman Trail
Union Bay Pl NE/Workshop - map
014-015 Improve the safety at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union BayPl NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #2
Improve the safety at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union BayPl NE.
Burke-Gilman Trail
Union Bay Pl NE/Workshop - map
014-016 Improve the safety at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union BayPl NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #2
Improve the safety at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union BayPl NE.
Burke-Gilman Trail
Union Bay Pl NE/Workshop - map
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Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
014-017 Improve the safety at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union BayPl NE. Add four-way stop.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #2
Improve the safety at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union BayPl NE. Add four-way stop.
Burke-Gilman Trail
Union Bay Pl NE/Workshop - map
014-018 Improve the safety at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union BayPl NE. Add four-way stop.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #2
Improve the safety at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union BayPl NE. Add four-way stop.
Burke-Gilman Trail
Union Bay Pl NE/
Workshop - map
014-019 Improve the safety at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union BayPl NE. Switch the right-of-way to have cars stop.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #2
Improve the safety at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union BayPl NE. Switch the right-of-way to have cars stop.
Burke-Gilman Trail
Union Bay Pl NE/
Workshop - map
014-020 Improve the safety at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union BayPl NE. Switch the right-of-way to have cars stop.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #2
Improve the safety at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union BayPl NE. Switch the right-of-way to have cars stop.
Burke-Gilman Trail
Union Bay Pl NE/
Workshop - map
014-021 Improve the safety at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union BayPl NE. Switch the right-of-way to have cars stop.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #2
Improve the safety at the intersection of the Burke-Gilman Trail and Union BayPl NE. Switch the right-of-way to have cars stop.
Burke-Gilman Trail
Union Bay Pl NE/
Workshop - map
017-036 The Burke-Gilman Trail needs lighting between 40th Ave NE and 30th Ave NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Add lighting to the Burke-Gilman Trail between 40th Ave NE and 30th Ave NE.Burke-Gilman Trail
Vic NE 50th St/Workshop - map
002-010 Pedestrians and bikes are often in conflict at the pedestrian overpass headingfrom campus over Montlake to Hec Ed Pavillion.
Anonymous
Google Map
Burke-Gilman Trail
Walla Walla Rd Pe/
Google Map
Driveway S of NE 47th StComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
013-009 Improve the (currently unofficial) connection between the Burke-Gilman Trailand NE 47th St through the UW Plant Services Building site. Currently you haveto squeeze a bike between vans.Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #1
Improve the (currently unofficial) connection between the Burke-Gilman Trailand NE 47th St through the UW Plant Services Building site.
Driveway S of NE 47
Burke-Gilman Trail/Workshop - map
General locationComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
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General locationComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
002-012 Preferred path: Down 35th to top pot from 82nd..turn right onto 70th to 32nd...left and then right 68th. I like the traffic calming of the roundabouts in order tokeep pace with vehicles. 68th to 20th..left on 20th... go south and continue to47th.. turn left..
Anonymous
Google Map
General location
/
Google Map
002-013 I like the traffic calming of the roundabouts in order to keep pace with vehicles.
AnonymousGoogle Map
General location
/
Google Map
003-001 Would be huge step in the right direction if you persuade Children's employeesand visitors to not park in adjacent residential neighborhoods!The hospital, no doubt, told city planners that your operation would not impactneighbors... please try to make good on that.
Aside from that, you can save the effort and expense of all this good-neighborpublic relations bull shit.
Brian Wright
General location
/
004-001 Heres an idea for improving bike transportation and safety. As a daily bicycle
commuter I see dozens of cyclists run red lights and stop signs each week. Atleast some of the time those running red lights are doing so because the light
simply wont change for cyclists even when they roll over or otherwise attemptto trigger the signal using the while T in the street. Some intersections are
better than others but those cyclist triggers are not reliable and as a cyclist youhave no way of knowing if you have triggered the signal to change.
Luke Rogers
General location
/
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General locationComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
007-001 Im contacting your regarding a project at the 24th Ave. Street End. Located in
Ballard, the project will add green infrastructure stormwater treatment that linksMarket Ave. with the waterfront on 24th Ave. The project also seeks to developthe green infrastructure with educational programs that will offer opportuntiesfor children to learn about the complex issues surrounding the region'sstormwater with a walkable urban link that connects the heart of Ballard with thewaterfront. The project intersects the proposed "Missing Link" bicycle path andwe're working with Ballard's Bike Share Group to install a bike station at thepedestrian link (http://www.ballardnewstribune.com/2010/10/14/news/group-working-bring-bike-share-program-ballard). I've attached a board that explainsmore about the project with maps of the area.The green infrastructure treatment was imagined during facilitated sessions withSustainable Ballard in 2007 and would convert areas of the street end and st reetedge into excavated bioswale gardens. We are working with Seattle Parks,schools, and non-profit groups to install an innovative street edge treatment thatwould break down petroleum contaminants carried by stormwater on streetsurfaces using mushroom mycelium planted in the soil. Additionally, thegardens would slow the flow of water and divert rain water away from industrialproperties.Our goal is to raise additional funding for this pilot project which will cover
costs for the children educational program for implementation of the thebioswale treatment. We respectfully request that you help us reach our goal byproviding a donation. The project will significantly impact the waterway byoffering solutions to mitigate contaminants carried by stormwater and protectinga watershed where young salmon have been identified while serving as aneducational showcase and prototype for other projects in the area. The projectalsoSeattle Parks has prioritized the project to receive a $200,000 grant from theSeattle Parks Levy Opportunity (SPLO) funds for development next year.Please refer to the link below for the SPLO grant. Construction will beginduring Spring 2010:http://www.cityofseattle.net/parks/levy/opportunity/draft_final_list.pdfWe ask to start a dialogue with the Livable Streets about future collaboration
with the project and identifying additional funding to execute an innovativeproject that will serve as a model for low impact development . Id be happy to
meet at your convenience to further discuss the project. Please let me know yourthoughts.Thank you in advance for your dedication to ecologically enhance Puget Soundregion with improved pedestrian and bicycle safety
Elisabeth Dunigan
General location
/
010-001 Physically separated bike lanes would make commuting so much safer! A giantimprovement would be to move the bike lanes to the curb and buffer withadjacent parking!Ruth Benfield
General location
/
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NE 40th StComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
017-023 Don't reroute the #65 and #30 buses to NE 40th St. Keep 40th quiet and bus-free. Also, what about the people who catch those buses east of MetropolitanMarket?Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
NE 40th St
/
Workshop - map
002-002 Add stop light at NE 40th Ave NE & Sand Point Way NE. As a driver headingdown 40th turning right, this would improve flow and safety. Would benefit
drivers using Sand Point Way by increasing traffic flow. As a pedestrian wouldprovide a walk overpass across Sand Point Way rather than stopping traffic.
Anonymous
Google Map
Add stop light at NE 40th Ave NE & Sand Point Way NE.NE 40th St
Sand Point Way NE/
Google Map
NE 45th PlComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
015-014 Extend the median on NE 45th Pl to prevent vehicles on NE Blakely St fromcrossing.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #3
Extend the median on NE 45th Pl to prevent vehicles on NE Blakely St fromcrossing.
NE 45th Pl
NE Blakely St/
Workshop - map
NE 45th StComment #Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
016-012 Cars go too fast on NE 45th St east of Sand Point Way.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
NE 45th St
/
Workshop - map
016-013 Cars go too fast on NE 45th St east of Sand Point Way NE. Add radar speedsign technology.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Add radar speed signs to NE 45th St between 40th Ave NE and 45th Ave NE.NE 45th St
/
Workshop - map
014-005 The crosswalks across NE 45th St at the base of the viaduct and at the entranceto University Village lead to nowhere. Long walk from the south side of the
street to any destination.Anonymous - L.S.Paper Map #2
NE 45th St
2800 block/
Workshop - map
016-015 Add crosswalks to the intersection of NE 45th St and 40th Ave NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Add crosswalks to the intersection of NE 45th St and 40th Ave NE.NE 45th St
40th Ave NE/
Workshop - map
016-009 Add crosswalk to the intersection of NE 45th St and 42nd Ave NE
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Add crosswalk to the intersection of NE 45th St and 42nd Ave NENE 45th St
42nd Ave NE/Workshop - map
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NE 45th StComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
016-010 Add curb bulbs to the intersection of NE 45th St and 42nd Ave NE
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Add burb bulbs to the intersection of NE 45th St and 42nd Ave NENE 45th St
42nd Ave NE/Workshop - map
016-007 Add crosswalk to the intersection of NE 45th St and 43rd Ave NE
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Add crosswalk to the intersection of NE 45th St and 43rd Ave NENE 45th St
43rd Ave NE/
Workshop - map
016-008 Add curb bulbs to the intersection of NE 45th St and 43rd Ave NE
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Add curb bulbs to the intersection of NE 45th St and 43rd Ave NENE 45th St
43rd Ave NE/
Workshop - map
016-003 Add a crossing to the intersection of NE 45th St and 45th Ave NE to connect toLaurelhurst playfield and the path through the park. Maybe a crosswalk or signal.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Add a crossing to the intersection of NE 45th St and 45th Ave NE. Maybe acrosswalk or signal.
NE 45th St
45th Ave NE/
Workshop - map
016-004 Please add a crossing to the intersection of NE 45th St and 45th Ave NE toconnect to Laurelhurst playfield and the path through the park. Maybe acrosswalk or signal.Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Add a crossing to the intersection of NE 45th St and 45th Ave NE. Maybe acrosswalk or signal.
NE 45th St
45th Ave NE/
Workshop - map
013-008 Add paths and native vegetation to the hill under the 45th St viaduct.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #1
NE 45th St
Burke-Gilman Trail/Workshop - map
016-006 Want pedestrian access from NE 45th St to the Whale garage with no lock (i.e.public access).
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
NE 45th St
Penny Dr/
Workshop - map
015-003 The whole 5-point intersection should be redesigned to address the highpedestrian use and make the intersection more attractive.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #3
Redesign the 5-point intersection to address the high pedestrian use and makethe intersection more attractive.
NE 45th St
Union Bay Pl NE/
Workshop - map
NE 50th StComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
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Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
001-001 We are often asked about walking between the hospital and University Village inFamily Resource Center, sometimes by parents who have already tried and failedto find their own way or use a map.I walk this route every day, and I always see many others using it, too. It's mostlya very pleasant and relaxing amble, but in places it's intimidating anduncomfortable. For those who don't know what's on the other side, these badspots are real barriers. Please consider these 2 or 3 bits of sidewalk that wouldmake a real difference for some families at the hospitals, and some of thehospital's neighbors.
Joe Roza
NE 50th St
/
001-004 All the way down NE 50th, the last stretch to the Village presents the biggestobstacles. There is a good crossing at the Burke-Gilman trail But first, you haveto get through a three-way intersection where there is no obvious walking path.This is the opposite of a Dutch-style naked street. The path for high-speedvehicle is clearly indicated, while the pedestrian path from NE 50th to the BGTis unmarked, unpaved, and generally well hidden. We need a raised sidewalkfrom NE 50th, across NE Blakey to the BGT.[Photo 001-C]
Joe Roza
Add raised crosswalk at NE 50th St across NE Blakely to the Burke-GilmanTrail
NE 50th St
/
006-001 I frequently commute on foot from Bryant/Metropolitan Market neighborhood to
University Village and UW via NE 50th alongside the cemetary. This stretch ofNE 50th betweem 35th NE and NE Blakeley has no sidewalks, is hilly andslippery when wet, has lots of car traffic, and has no egress along the northernside because of Calvary Cemetery. On football game days, it is very busy anddangerous.Possible to nominate it for a sidewalk??My commute options to UW for work are busing, walking, and driving. I do allthree, but walking gets dangerous along that stretch in the winter wet and dark.
Martha Tucker
Add sidewalks to NE 50th St between 35th Ave NE and NE Blakely StNE 50th St
014-009 Extend the sidewalk/path on NE 50th St eastward from 30th Ave NE
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #2
Extend the sidewalk/path on NE 50th St eastward from 30th Ave NENE 50th St
/
Workshop - map
017-034 Remove back-in parking on NE 50th St between 40th Ave NE and Sand PointWay NE
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Remove back-in parking on NE 50th St between 40th Ave NE and Sand PointWay NENE 50th St
/
Workshop - map
017-035 Need sidewalks on NE 50th St between the Burke-Gilman Trail and NE 40th St.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Add sidewalks on NE 50th St between the Burke-Gilman Trail and NE 40th St.NE 50th St
/
Workshop - map
017-038 Enforce against parked cars encroaching onto NE 50th St between 40th Ave NEand Sand Point Way NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Enforce against parked cars encroaching onto NE 50th St between 40th Ave NEand Sand Point Way NE.
NE 50th St
/
Workshop - map
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Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
001-003 Here, we are farther west, on the south side of NE 5oth between University ViewPlace and 30th Ave NE, looking East. walking from the hospital, weve had nice
sidewalks for seven blocks. After that, the concrete ends but the right of way isstill mostly there. But after University View Place, its all parked cars, ruts,
gravel and stones. It drives you into the street, which is fairly narrow (see theHonda Element for scale). There is a nice sidewalk on the other side, but it leadsaway from the University Village, and the crossing to it is often blocked byparked cars.[Photo 001-B]
Joe Roza
Add sidewalks to NE 50th StNE 50th St
30th Ave NE/Email
015-011 Create back-in angle parking on NW side of the intersection
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #3
NE 50th St
35th Ave NE/Workshop - map
001-002 This is the intersection of NE 50th and 40th NE. The problem here is where tostand while waiting to cross the street. The north side of the street offers parkedcars and mud. At the northern corner, signs and trees hide you and parked carsblock your view. The southern corner, marked in the photo, provides better sightlines, is under a street light, and i t puts you on the same side of 50th as the stairsand the sidewalks farther west. But there is no corner there. You have to stand
back on that gravel bar, or risk being hit by a car turning right. The wide radiusof this corner pulls the pedestrian out of the drivers line of sight, and
exaggerates the offset alignment of NE 50th, make the crossing a longer walkthan is necessary.[Photo 001-A]
Joe Roza
Add curbs and sidewalks, perhaps curb bulbs to the intersection of NE 50th and40th Ave NE
NE 50th St
40th Ave NE/
017-021 Sweep up the gravel at the intersection of NE 50th St and 40th Ave NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Sweep up the gravel at the intersection of NE 50th St and 40th Ave NE.NE 50th St
40th Ave NE/Workshop - map
017-037 Restripe parking approaching the intersection of NE 50th St and 40th Ave NE togive bikes a better view of the arterial when crossing 40th Ave NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Restripe parking approaching the intersection of NE 50th St and 40th Ave NEto give bikes a better view of the arterial when crossing 40th Ave NE.
NE 50th St
40th Ave NE/Workshop - map
017-042 It's hard to cross 40th Ave NE on NE 50th St. Pedestrians need to walk out intothe street to see if cars are coming.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Improve intersection of 40th Ave NE and NE 50th St to make it easier forpedestrians to cross.
NE 50th St
40th Ave NE/
Workshop - map
017-040 Reroute NE 50th St to intersect Sand Point Way at Penny Dr.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Reroute NE 50th St to intersect Sand Point Way at Penny Dr.NE 50th St
Sand Point Way NE/
Workshop - map
NE 50th St ExtComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
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NE 50th St ExtComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
017-032 Build a ramp from NE 52nd Pl to NE 50th St.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Build a ramp from NE 52nd Pl to NE 50th St.NE 50th St Ext
NE 52nd Pl/Workshop - map
NE 51st StComment #
SourceName Comment Requested ActionLocation
017-033 Make NE 51st St one-way westbound between 40th Ave NE and NE 52nd Pl.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Make NE 51st St one-way westbound between 40th Ave NE and NE 52nd Pl.NE 51st St
NE 52nd Pl/
Workshop - map
NE 52nd PlComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
017-029 Make NE 52nd Pl into a bike boulevard south of NE 52nd St (connects to 39thAve NE).
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Make NE 52nd Pl into a bike boulevard south of NE 52nd St (connects to 39thAve NE).
NE 52nd Pl
/
Workshop - map
017-030 Make NE 52nd Pl one-way southbound.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Make NE 52nd Pl one-way southbound.NE 52nd Pl
/
Workshop - map
017-031 Close off NE 52nd Pl at 40th Ave NE Make into a cul-de-sac.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
NE 52nd Pl
40th Ave NE/
Workshop - map
NE 52nd StComment #
SourceName Comment Requested ActionLocation
017-005 Create a bike boulevard on NE 52nd St/44th Ave NE heading up to the back ofthe hospital.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Create a bike boulevard on NE 52nd St/44th Ave NE.NE 52nd St
/
Workshop - map
017-006 Repave NE 52nd St/44th Ave NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Repave NE 52nd St/44th Ave NE.NE 52nd St
/
Workshop - map
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NE 52nd StComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
005-001 We need a safe pedestrian/bicycle crossing at 52nd Ave NE and Sand Point WayNE.[Photo 005_A]Cary Pillo
Add safe pedestrian/bicycle crossing at 52nd Ave NE and Sand Point Way NE.NE 52nd St
Sand Point Way NE/Email
NE 55th StComment #
SourceName Comment Requested ActionLocation
020-008 Keep NE 55th St good as a bike route bypass.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #6
NE 55th St
/
Workshop - map
NE 65th StComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
019-001 No bike lanes on NE 65th St. Removing any lanes of traffic will create backupsfor cars and buses. It will look like husky game day every day. Bikes shouldn't
be riding on NE 65th St.Anonymous - L.S.
Workshop
NE 65th St
/
Workshop - verbal
012-015 Improve bicycle facilities from the Burke-Gilman Trail to Magnuson Park
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Improve bicycle facilities from the Burke-Gilman Trail to Magnuson ParkNE 65th St
Burke-Gilman Trail/Workshop - map
NE 70th StComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
012-016 Encourage access to Magnuson Park at 70th instead of 65th. Better + safer.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
NE 70th St
Sand Point Way NE/
Workshop - map
NE 90th StComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
002-018 NE 90th St is the preferred hill detour between Maple Leaf and Wedgewood.82nd and 83rd are way too steep and this is the preferred route going east-west.
Anonymous
Google Map
NE 90th St
25th Ave NE/Google Map
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NE Blakely StComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
014-012 Narrow NE Blakely St to reduce vehicle speeds.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #2
Narrow NE Blakely St to reduce vehicle speeds.NE Blakely St
/
Workshop - map
015-006 Make NE Blakely St one-way westbound in the vicinity of 36th Ave NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #3
Make NE Blakely St one-way westbound in the vicinity of 36th Ave NE.NE Blakely St
36th Ave NE/
Workshop - map
NE Clark RdComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
014-003 Open fence and create bicycle/pedestrian access along the field near the drivingrange connecting NE 45th St and NE Clark Rd.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #2
Open fence and create bicycle/pedestrian access along the field near the drivingrange connecting NE 45th St and NE Clark Rd.
NE Clark Rd
/
Workshop - map
015-002 NE Clark Rd is a good bicycle shortcut from Union Bay Pl NE to the huskystadium area.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #3
NE Clark Rd
/
Workshop - map
014-004 Create a bicycle shortcut through the E-1 parking lot between Walla Walla Rdand the Husky Stadium area.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #2
Create a bicycle shortcut through the E-1 parking lot between Walla Walla Rdand the Husky Stadium area.
NE Clark Rd
Walla Walla Rd NE/
Workshop - map
Penny DriveComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
016-005 Develop Penny Drive as a bike route to Laurelhurst.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Develop Penny Drive as a bike route to Laurelhurst.Penny Drive
/
Workshop - map
017-008 Reroute Penny Drive to intersect Sand Point Way at NE 50th St.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Reroute Penny Drive to intersect Sand Point Way at NE 50th St.Penny Drive
Sand Point Way NE/Workshop - map
Princeton StComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
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Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
009-001 I'm writing to let you know that your project for improved ADA access to theBurke-Gilman trail at the Princeton Street bridge is problematic and should notbe done as suggested in the booklet Children's staff prepared for the LiveableStreets workshop. The images in the booklet were quite disturbing because theyshow destruction of a large natural area. As shown the project would do muchmore harm than good and not be a cost effective or wise use of limited funds.Harm done to native vegetation at this site by the sort of ADA structure or path
shown would outweigh the benefits of improved ADA access. I believe thatChildren's staff prepared the booklet, before the first Liveable Streets sessionheld on November 6. The image of a biker on the steps in the document indicateunfamiliarity with the location and is misleading because the biker is shownawkwardly handling the bike and not using the bike ramp at the side of thesteps. That European style bike ramp was installed at community request whenthe bridge was rebuilt in 2002 and provides a good means for walking bikes upor down along the side of the steps. Native vegetation at this spot has been betterthan many areas adjacent to the trail for a long time. Back in the early 1990'swhen the Burke Gilman Trail Vegetation Management Plan was being developedCity Foresters praised the quality of the spot at a public meeting held there. Afterbridge construction in 2002, the native vegetation was further improved byadditional plantings. Since then many people have worked at stewarding the
native vegetation at this site. Within the past three or four years alone hundredsand perhaps as many as a thousand people including neighbors, people fromcommunity groups, and others, have worked at stewarding and improving thenative vegetation in the mile and a half of trail south of NE 65th Street includingthe area near the bridge. The design shown at the workshop looked as if itwould be quite expensive to build due to the amount of engineering, grading,and concrete work which would be required on the slope. In additionmaintenance costs for ramps at this location may be higher than most locationsdue to potential need to remove leaf or vegetion litter from a ramp's surface toprevent it from becoming unsafely slippery. Surely there must be more efficientand effective ways to spend Liveable Streets funds.Improving ADA access to and from the trail at 45th Avenue NE which is alreadybe on your project list would provide an ADA link between the bridge and the
trail via a few hundred feet of sidewalk alongside NE 55th St. The slope of thisroute would be gradual and within ADA standards. Improving ADA access at45th Avenue NE seems a much better project with lower cost, fewer if anynegatives, and a higher benefit to cost ratio.
Thomas Kelly
Do not build ADA access to Burke-Gilman Trail at the Princeton St Bridge.Improving ADA access to and from the trail at 45th Ave NE would be a muchbetter project with lower cost, fewer negatives, and a higher benefit-to-cost ratio.
Princeton St
Burke-Gilman Trail/Email
Ravenna Pl NEComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
013-007 Connect the Burke-Gilman Trail to Ravenna Park/Blvd.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #1
Improve the connection between the Burke-Gilman Trail and RavennaPark/Blvd.
Ravenna Pl NE
/
Workshop - map
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Ravenna Pl NEComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
013-014 Improve bicycle access on Ravenna Pl from NE 50th St to 15th Ave NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #1
Improve bicycle access on Ravenna Pl from NE 50th St to 15th Ave NE.Ravenna Pl NE
/
Workshop - map
013-016 Close Ravenna Pl to auto traffic. Would reduce conflicts at Blakely and 25th.Cars could use NE 58th St.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #1
Close Ravenna Pl to auto traffic.Ravenna Pl NE
/
Workshop - map
013-017 Create a bicycle connection on Ravenna Pl between the Burke-Gilman Trail andRavenna Park.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #1
Create a bicycle connection on Ravenna Pl between the Burke-Gilman Trail andRavenna Park.
Ravenna Pl NE
/
Workshop - map
002-020 Please add a roundabout at NE 55th and Ravenna Pl NE
Anonymous
Google Map
Add a roundabout at NE 55th and Ravenna Pl NERavenna Pl NE
NE 55th St/
Google Map
002-021 Please add a connection from the Burke-Gilman Trail up to and throughRavenna Park.
Anonymous
Google Map
Please add a connection from the Burke-Gilman Trail up to and throughRavenna Park.
Ravenna Pl NE
NE 55th St/Google Map
Sand Point Way NEComment #
Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
011-001 Since Childrens began to charge for offsite parking at Magnusson, Church
Archives and 70th, increasingly employees are parking along Sandpoint Wayand hopping on the 75. No problem except where Sandpoint turns into a 2 laneresidential road (north of NOAA). Now several of the bus stops are beingdiscontinued such as the ones at the entrance to Matthews Beach Park. The
result is that people have to walk a dangerous path to get to the remaining busstops, skirting around more and more parked cars, stepping out onto the
sometimes curved road and often in rainy dark weather. At these locations,Sandpoint Way is a neglected road with no sidewalks and with foliage growingout toward the road. Please address this as the situation will get worse asChildrens expands. Could we have some off-site parking somewhere else
besides Sandpoint Way say along Lake City Way for people coming in fromLynnwood and Everett and shuttle people in from another direction?
Carole Knezevich
Sand Point Way NE
/
012-008 Why is all Children's satellite parking east and north along Sand Point Way? Itcongests Sand Point Way, especially north of Magnuson Park. Put more parkingway north (e.g. on Lake City Way) with shuttle access.Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Sand Point Way NE
/
Workshop - map
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Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
012-009 Sand Point Way north of Magnuson Park feels like a neglected stepchild.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Sand Point Way NE
/
Workshop - map
012-010 Children's employees are now parking along Sand Poin t Way and catching the#75 bus to avoid parking charges, but are not allowed to park in the Laurelhurst
neighborhood.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Sand Point Way NE
/
Workshop - map
017-001 Enforce speed limits on Sand Point Way NE
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Sand Point Way NE
/
Workshop - map
017-013 Lower speed limit to 30 mph.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Lower speed limit to 30 mph.Sand Point Way NE
/
Workshop - map
020-001 Sand Point Way NE needs sidewalks.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #6
Add sidewalks to Sand Point Way NE.Sand Point Way NE
/
Workshop - map
016-018 Add sidewalks to north side of Sand Point Way NE at 40th Ave NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Add sidewalks to north side of Sand Point Way NE at 40th Ave NE.Sand Point Way NE
40th Ave NE/Workshop - map
016-019 Add sidewalks to north side of Sand Point Way NE at 40th Ave NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Add sidewalks to north side of Sand Point Way NE at 40th Ave NE.Sand Point Way NE
40th Ave NE/
Workshop - map
016-020 Add sidewalks to north side of Sand Point Way NE at 40th Ave NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Add sidewalks to north side of Sand Point Way NE at 40th Ave NE.Sand Point Way NE
40th Ave NE/
Workshop - map
016-021 The pedestrian signal at Sand Point Way NE and 40th Ave NE takes forever tochange.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #4
Sand Point Way NE
40th Ave NE/Workshop - map
017-014 Trees and uncut grass block sightlines from Sand Point Way NE to 40th Ave NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Remove trees and uncut grass from Sand Point Way NE and 40th Ave NE toimprove sightlines.
Sand Point Way NE
40th Ave NE/Workshop - map
017-015 Add sidewalks to south side of Sand Point Way NE west of Penny Dr.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Add sidewalks to south side of Sand Point Way NE west of Penny Dr.Sand Point Way NE
41st Ave NE/Workshop - map
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Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
020-005 Address encroachment onto the sidewalk on the north side of Sand Point WayNE at 45th Ave NE
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #6
Address encroachment onto the sidewalk on the north side of Sand Point WayNE at 45th Ave NE
Sand Point Way NE
45th Ave NE/Workshop - map
020-006 Provide access between Sand Point Way NE and the Burke-Gilman Trail alongthe 45th Ave NE right-of-way.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #6
Provide access between Sand Point Way NE and the Burke-Gilman Trail alongthe 45th Ave NE right-of-way.
Sand Point Way NE
45th Ave NE/
Workshop - map
020-007 Provide access between Sand Point Way NE and the Burke-Gilman Trail alongthe 45th Ave NE right-of-way.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #6
Provide access between Sand Point Way NE and the Burke-Gilman Trail alongthe 45th Ave NE right-of-way.
Sand Point Way NE
45th Ave NE/
Workshop - map
017-022 Need an improved bicycle and pedestrian crossing of Sand Point Way NE at NE50th St.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Construct an improved bicycle and pedestrian crossing of Sand Point Way NEat NE 50th St.
Sand Point Way NE
NE 50th St/
Workshop - map
017-002 Add pedestrian signal to the intersection of Sand Point Way NE and NE 52nd St.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Add pedestrian signal to the intersection of Sand Point Way NE and NE 52ndSt.
Sand Point Way NE
NE 52nd St/Workshop - map
017-003 Add pedestrian and bicycle crossing to the intersection of Sand Point Way NEand NE 52nd St.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Add pedestrian and bicycle crossing to the intersection of Sand Point Way NEand NE 52nd St.
Sand Point Way NE
NE 52nd St/Workshop - map
017-004 The intersection of Sand Point Way NE and NE 52nd St is dangerous!
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Sand Point Way NE
NE 52nd St/
Workshop - map
012-004 Add sidewalks to the north side of Sand Point Way NE near theChurch/Archives buildings.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Add sidewalks to the north side of Sand Point Way NE near theChurch/Archives buildings.
Sand Point Way NE
NE 61st St/
Workshop - map
012-005 Add sidewalks to the north side of Sand Point Way NE near theChurch/Archives buildings.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Add sidewalks to the north side of Sand Point Way NE near theChurch/Archives buildings.
Sand Point Way NE
NE 61st St/Workshop - map
012-006 Fix sidewalks on the south side of Sand Point Way NE so they are walkable.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Fix sidewalks on the south side of Sand Point Way NE.Sand Point Way NE
NE 61st St/Workshop - map
012-007 Require condos to install sidewalks or improved pathway along the north side ofSand Point Way NE.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Install sidewalks or improved pathway along the north side of Sand Point WayNE.
Sand Point Way NE
NE 63rd St/Workshop - map
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Source
Name Comment Requested ActionLocation
012-011 Improve the entrance to Magnuson Park.
Anonymous - L.S.
Paper Map #7
Impro