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Seattle Bicycle Master Plan PROJECTS FUNDED THROUGH DESIGN PROJECTS FUNDED THROUGH PLANNING 2019 TO 2024 IMPLEMENTATION PLAN SUMMARY Project Name Type Project Name Type NORTH SECTOR CENTRAL SECTOR Seattle Bicycle Master Plan VZ Interurban to Greenwood Connection NGW Center City - Alaskan Way (Virginia to Elliot Bay TBD Trail) FACT SHEET Summer 2019 Lake City/Maple Leaf Connection to Wedgwood NGW Central District: 12th Ave (King to Yesler) PBL SRTS Olympic Hills to Cedar Park NGW SOUTH SECTOR CENTRAL SECTOR Seattle’s Bicycle Master Plan (BMP) 2019 to 2024 Prior to finalizing the Implementation Plan, hundreds Beacon Ave S Segment 1 (S 39th St to S Myrtle St) PBL SRTS Stevens ES Connection NGW Implementation Plan invests $76 million over of people provided input and called for a southeast Beacon Ave S Segment 2 (S Myrtle St to S PBL Roosevelt Transit Plus Multimodal Corridor PBL six years making significant progress toward Seattle connection to downtown. As a result, Mayor Spokane St) connecting our bike network, including 50 miles Durkan directed SDOT to advance to construction a Lake Washington Loop NGW Beacon Ave S Segment 3 (S Spokane St to Jose PBL / NGW of new bike facilities and 29 miles of new projects project on Martin Luther King, Jr Way S from I-90 to SOUTH SECTOR Rizal Bridge) funded through design and planning. at least Rainier Ave S and to advance planning for a SRTS Orca K-8 Connection NGW Georgetown to Downtown facility TBD route along Beacon Ave S from the Jose Rizal Bridge Georgetown to South Park PBL / Trail Martin Luther King, Jr Blvd (Rainier to Henderson) TBD The plan will transform how people move around to S 39th St. SODO Trail (on-hold) Trail W Seattle N Admiral Connection NGW Seattle, by completing the Center City Bike Network, delivering protected bike lanes with RapidRide The following map and charts highlight the exciting SRTS Beacon Hill ES NGW PBL - Protected Bike Lane H (Delridge) and RapidRide Roosevelt/Eastlake, changes you’ll see over the next six years as we make NGW - Neighborhood Greenway increasing connections to future light rail stations, and biking a comfortable, healthy, affordable option for BL - Bike Lane completing the Missing Link of the Burke Gilman Trail. traveling around Seattle. Investing in Biking: A Seattle Progress Report Over the last 18 months, SDOT has: Invested $21M in bike infrastructure Built 13 miles of new facilities Installed 800 parking spaces Seen a 12% increase in bike ridership Launched the nation’s largest free-floating bike share program And Seattle was acknowledged as 2018 “Best Bike City” in Bicycling magazine! www.seattle.gov/transportation/BMP Planned 2024 Bike Network May 20, 2019 2024 Full Build Out of Planned Bike Projects and Existing Bike Facilities (Excluding Sharrows) Parks S A I L O B W N G A M L T V 5 U 9 R D T N W W S H W A V C G O N N E M W W N M E 6 32ND A E O V W 8 5 E S 0 48 D T T H 49TH AV T AVE E SW O W S SW H W S H E 28TH AVE W N R S ST E W S T 1 T 1 CALIFOR I W 0 N A AV S E W 9 0 0 A 6 6 FA Y T U 22ND AVE W T T NTLE S H H R N H OY W 20TH AVE NW W S W A Y W S S S S W T T T T 1 35TH A 35TH AVE SW V R 1 E SW H 5TH AVE NW 15TH AVE W BALLARD BR 0 0 E O 35TH AVE SW 14TH AVE NW 15TH AVE NW T N L W H N D L T 1 W S 0TH AVEW E W O E A T S B N R N S E Y 1 H V NW S T A W 8 E W R 6T H AV T E W R 2 T S ST SW T A O Y D L I A 5 E Y R DGE E W T N T O U B X S N 3RD AVE W W 3RD AVE NW 3RD AVE NW H N N T N 1ST AVE W 6 R A 4 1 S BR 5 N R O 6 0 T W E 16TH AVE SW 0 E O T 5 S Y Y H T A AD 1 M T N VE H DAYTO A N 2 A T T S W S N R S H N G ST 5 T AL S N I T N N T T A N 8 L T S 3 L L T I 2 N L DE W N AVE N N H A 5 9 E N Y 5 3 S ST 1 0.5 W 0 T D T 4 1 S 4 W T S B E T H T H AURORA AVE S A N 5 0 T T L R V H O A H K T T E N E E L V S A D 2 A N V E S S S W H H N O V 9TH AVE N S Y T W ALASKAN W PI S N I T O N P 1 T 2 R S S B N T N T B ALASKAN WY L E V T A V A D E N T S I E S 1ST S S H A T W V S 1ST AVE S B A F G BR NB 0 A A N V S IR MERIDI N AVE M V 1 IE A E W T A T O B A 1ST AVE S T V E H 6 T S R A R E W V 4TH AVE S G E E N 1ST AVE 1ST AVE A 1ST AVE NE N S I Y N A T LAKE A E V EA S LATO A VE NA AVE NE NE NE 8TH AVE S L 6TH AVE S E 8T W H AVE S A Y Y NE N S ROOSEVELT WA 11TH AVE NE E 14TH AVE S 14TH AVE UNI 1 VERSITY WAY NE 15TH AVE NE 4 2 S 17TH A 5 A VE S W T I 17TH AVE NE Miles R I H F P 19TH AVE 19TH A E T V E O E E 20TH AVE S 20TH AVE NE 20TH AV N S A R S V MO T N T E TLAKE W 23RD AVE 23RD A B O 2 VE E S 3RD AVE S 24TH AVE E LVD L A NE 25TH AVE NE AKE C Y R I N T YN S C N W E E AY A E N 30TH AVE NE 1 S E 1 S 1 5 1 T B M A E 31ST V S 0 E 5 S 5 L A N T T C T K T I O N E H G H N 34TH AVE H A V J E R S A DE I ES V N AK 4 S W L E T S A S Y 1 E 38TH AVE S NE T S 40TH AVE N T S 7 E 5 7 T S T 0 H 43RD AVE E 47TH AVE NE T S H T T S B E A C O N A V E S 62ND AVE S N NORTH SECTOR Aurora and 83rd signal NE 70th St Connection to PBL NE 70th St PBL North Seattle NGW VZ - NE 65th St Vision Zero Safety Corridor AAC - 15th Ave NE - North Segment AAC - 15th Ave NE - South Segment AAC - Green Lake Park Loop AAC - N 50th St (Green Lake Park Loop) AAC - N 80th St (Green Lake Park Loop) Burke Gilman - Missing Trail Link Green Lake to Interurban Connection N 34th St Mobility Improvements NGW Connection to Missing Link 1 NGW Connection to Missing Link 2 SRTS Viewlands Connection VZ -Wedgwood to Roosevelt Connection Northgate Light Rail to Pinehurst Northgate Light Rail to Maple Leaf Northgate Light Rail - Northgate Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge Northgate Light Rail- 1st Ave NE Multi-Use Path (formerly Northgate Light Rail Station (Seg 3) Northgate Light Rail - 1st Ave NE PBL (formerly Northgate Light Rail Station Project (Seg 1) Northgate Light Rail- 1st Ave NE PBL (formerly Northgate Light Rail Station Project (Seg 2) PBL - Protected LaneBike SRTS Ingraham HS Connection Ph 1 NGW - Neighborhood Greenway BL - LaneBike Lake City to Maple Leaf NGW Crossing SRTS Hazel K-8Wolf Pinehurst Connection SRTS Lincoln HS Connection CENTRAL SECTOR AAC - S Dearborn St Center City - 8th Ave -Interim Center City - Bell St PBL (Phase 1 - Denny to 7th) PROJECTS FUNDED THROUGH CONSTRUCTION Center City - Bell St PBL (Phase 2 - 2nd to Denny) Center City - Pike/Pine Interim (final delivery of 3 blocks between 6th/9th in 2020 due signal equipment availability) 7th Ave (Bell to Blanchard) Battery St Center City - 9th Ave N Project Name Type NGW NGW Spot PBL PBL NGW PBL NGW Spot PBL NGW Trail NGW NGW NGW NGW PBL BL Trail BL Trail NGW NGW NGW PBL NGW PBL PBL PBL PBL PBL PBL PBL PBL BL Center City -4th Ave (segment 1 - Pine to Spring) Center City - 4th Ave (segment 2 Vine to Pine) Center City - 4th Ave (segment 3 Spring to Main) Center City - 8th Ave (permanent) Center City - Pike/Pine (permanent) Central Waterfront (Alaskan Way Viaduct Replacement) Center City -South End Connection 12th Ave S PBL- Golf Dr to S King St Central Ridge Phase 1 Judkins Park Connection Key Arena - NODO - 1st/Broad St Key Arena - NODO - Queen Anne/1st Key Arena - Thomas St (Seattle Center to Waterfront) Key Arena-Thomas St (Seattle Center to Eastlake) King Street Neighborhood Greenway King Street - 12th & King King Street - Under I-5 Melrose Promenade Melrose Promenade Union St SRTS Lowell - Meany Connection SRTS Washington MS Connection Central Ridge Phase 2 Eastlake (Fairview to Stewart) E Marginal Way SOUTH SECTOR AAC- S Columbian Way /S Alaska St (2018 AAC Package) AAC - Swift/Myrtle/Othello (2018 AAC Package) AAC - Wilson Ave S (2018 AAC Package) SRTS High Point Loop AAC - SW Avalon Way and 35th Ave SW (2019 AAC Package) Rainier N-S Valley Phase 2 S Lander Street Bridge SRTS Highland Park Connection Ph 2 SRTS Wing Luke Elementary Connection West SeattleWest Phase 2a and 2b Delridge Plus Transit Multi-modal Corridor West SeattleWest - 35th Ave SW Alternative - Camp Long Connection SRTS Emerson ES Connection Accessible Mt Baker Bicycle Connection Martin Luther King Jr (I-90 Blvd to Rainier) West SeattleWest Phase 1 PBL / NGW PBL PBL PBL NGW PBL NGW PBL PBL NGW PBL PBL NGW NGW PBL PBL NGW Spot NGW Spot NGW NGW PBL PBL PBL NGW PBL PBL NGW PBL NGW PBL NGW NGW PBL Trail Trail NGW NGW NGW TBD TBD.
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