Questions about work ahead for Metro Route 120 transition to RapidRide H Line? Open house set for Delridge

Earlier this month, we reported on a County Council committee considering the final routing/station siting for the RapidRide H Line, which is what Metro Route 120 will become in 2021. Paving and other changes are ahead for much of Delridge before the transition, so SDOT and Metro have two open houses ahead, including one in West Seattle – 5-7 pm Thursday, May 30th, at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center (the other is the night before in Burien). (They’ll also be taking feedback online starting May 29th.)

2 Replies to "Questions about work ahead for Metro Route 120 transition to RapidRide H Line? Open house set for Delridge"

  • Marty2 May 17, 2019 (8:47 am)

    I noticed the pavement on SW Barton Place between Delridge Way to Barton and also on 26th Ave. SW between Barton and Roxbury are not shown to be repaired or replaced.  This pavement is already starting to break up, they should replace this pavement prior to starting the RapidRide service.  Also, there is a planned RapidRide stop shown at 25th Avenue SW and SW Barton, for pedestrian safety a traffic signal should be installed at this location.

    • Mickymse May 17, 2019 (10:51 am)

      Please make sure to send this comment TO METRO…

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