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DELRIDGE PROJECT: More overnight striping, and what else is ahead

August 27, 2021 12:25 pm
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(WSB photo, Delridge work earlier this month)

The weekly update on the Delridge road/utility work preparing for the RapidRide H Line is in. Here are the key points:

-Final channelization and overnight lane striping will continue throughout the corridor, we are currently working to complete striping in Zone C and may return to Zones A and B to finish lane markings and bus lanes

-Crews will be working overnight from 6 PM to 6 AM. We have obtained a noise variance to complete this work.

-Landscaping continues throughout the corridor

-We are repairing some sections of the sidewalk and irrigation throughout Zone A next week

-In Zone B we will be install curbs between SW Juneau St and SW Graham St

-Traffic signal upgrades begin in Zone C. There may be intermitted interruption to traffic in this area as we work to complete upgrades

-King County Metro continues constructing their portion of the project in White Center and Burien. 15th Ave SW between 106th and 107th remains closed to all general traffic.

Note that the work between Juneau and Graham is in the same blocks as Louisa Boren STEM K-8, where classes begin Wednesday, so you’ll see school traffic there as well as workers. Next week’s full preview is here.

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2 Replies to "DELRIDGE PROJECT: More overnight striping, and what else is ahead"

  • Graciano August 28, 2021 (6:46 pm)

    Did a drunken sailer paint the lines on Delridge, It’s really confusing on which lane you should be in. I expect  to read on WSB about some crashes related to the confusion. Way to go with the design SDOT, only the best. Bet all the people living on the west side of the road are happy with no parking a bicycle lane instead.

    • Allan August 29, 2021 (7:49 pm)

      The veering lanes were certainly designed to slow down traffic even more (“get out and walk” SDOT) but will almost certainly end up causing many accidents.  The whole project is a textbook case of social engineering not for our benefit, but to serve an extreme agenda.

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