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July 2015 Overview Project benefits The Lynnwood Link Extension is a key part of Sound Transit’s mass transit system • 8.5 miles of new light rail service expansion approved by voters in 2008. Targeted for completion in late 2023, • 4 new light rail stations between Northgate 8.5 miles of light rail will extend from the Northgate Station to the Lynnwood and Lynnwood Transit Center. Lynnwood Link will carry riders each weekday through some of the worst traffic congestion in Washington state. This extension builds on • Frequent, reliable service between south north-end segments to the University of Washington and Northgate, currently in Snohomish County and the University of construction and targeted for service in 2016 and 2021, respectively. Riders will Washington, downtown Seattle and other also be able to connect with the East Link extension, targeted for service in 2023. regionalStay destinations informed Voter-approved extensions will bring 36 new miles of service to the north, south and east, creating more than 50 miles of regional light rail in 2023. • Increased mobility, access and transportation capacity for residents and workers, to the tune of an Sound Transit began the Lynnwood Link Extension in 2010, evaluating a variety estimated 63,000 - 74,000 each weekday in 2035 of routes to extend the mass transit system from Northgate to Lynnwood. The • Target opening for service in 2023 publication of the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) in July 2013 kicked off a comprehensive environmental review with extensive public engagement and coordination with partner agencies. After the Final EIS was published in Funding April 2015, the Sound Transit Board of Directors selected Link light rail with an The project is funded and was approved by voters alignment along Interstate 5. In July 2015, Sound Transit received a Record of as part of the Sound Transit 2 plan. The agency also Decision from the Federal Transit Administration, completing the environmental anticipates and will compete for a significant amount review of the project. The project is now moving through final design. of federal grant funding. Project milestones 2010-2012 2013-2015 2016-2018 2018-2023 LATE 2023 ALTERNATIVES ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW FINAL DESIGN OPEN FOR ANALYSIS AND April 2015: July 2015: CONSTRUCTION AND PERMITTING SERVICE SCOPING Board selects Record of Decision issued project to be built by Fed. Transit Admin. Subject to change For information in alternative formats, call 1-800-201-4900 / TTY Relay: 711 or email [email protected] Si usted desea hablar con Sound Transit en el idioma español acerca del riel ligero entre Northgate y Lynnwood llame al 1-800-823-9230. 如果您想用粵語向 Sound Transit 查詢或反映有關 Northgate 和 Lynnwood 之 間輕鐵的情況，請致電 1-800-823-9230. Если вы хотите поговорить с Sound Transit по-русски о маршруте электрички между Northgate и Lynnwood, позвоните по телефону 1-800-823-9230. Northgate 와 Lynnwood 간 라이트레일에 관하여한국어로 Sound Transit 에 문의하시려면 1-800-823-9230 으로 전화하시면 됩니다. For more information Email: [email protected] Call Roger Iwata: 206-689-4904 Visit: soundtransit.org/LLE Lynnwood Link Extension route and stations W Stations: at NE 145th, NE 185th, Mountlake Terrace Lynnwood Transit Center and Lynnwood Transit Center 200th St SW 44th Ave P Park & Rides: at NE 145th, NE 185th, Mountlake Lynnwood P Terrace Transit Center and Lynnwood Transit Center Transit Center Accommodation for potential future stations at NE 130th and 220th St SW, should future funding W become available 220th St SW Mountlake Includes accommodations Terrace for a future station Light rail under construction 52nd Ave Elevated routes Edmonds Mountlake Terrace Transit Center Surface route P Lake 236th St SW Ballinger King-Snohomish Lynnwood 244th St SW County Line Mountlake Terrace Project area 185th Shoreline 145th Conference Center P NE 185th Northgate NE 185th St Roosevelt Not funded for Downtown construction Redmond U District Overlake SE Redmond University of Transit Center Washington Overlake Village Shoreline 130th Capitol Hill 120th Hospital E Westlake/Seattle Bellevue Transit Center N University Street East Main Pioneer Square South Bellevue Intl District/Chinatown 5th Ave Stadium Rainier Mercer SODO Island N 145th St P NE 145th Beacon Hill Jackson Park Mount Baker Golf Course Lake Columbia City Washington Othello N 130th St Rainier Beach Includes accommodations Tukwila/Intl Blvd for a future station SeaTac/Airport Angle Lake Seattle Link in service Kent/Des Moines Under construction S 272nd Not funded for Northgate Mall construction In design North Seattle Federal Way P Northgate Transit Center In planning/planned Community College Transit Center not to scale, representative only How long will my trip from Lynnwood take? 50 60 EAST MINUTES MINUTES 20 28 DOWNTOWN OVERLAKE During peak weekday LYNNWOOD MINUTES MINUTES BELLEVUE TRANSIT CENTER commutes there will be UNIVERSITY OF DOWNTOWN WASHINGTON SEATTLE 33 60 MINUTES MINUTES one train every 4 minutes SOUTH STADIUMS SEA-TAC AIRPORT Sound Transit plans, builds and operates regional transit systems and services to improve mobility for Central Puget Sound. 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