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Projects, Plans and Studies

Introduction

City Projects in Neighborhoods
	145th Pl SE Bike Lanes and Sidewalks
	108th Avenue SE Walkway/Bikeway
	Northup Way Bike Lanes and Sidewalks
	West Lake Sammamish Parkway

Plans
	Bel-Red Corridor Project
	Capital Investment Program
	Commute Trip Reduction
	Connect Downtown
	Downtown Circulator
	Downtown Transportation Plan Update
	Intelligent Transportation Systems
	Pedestrian-Bicycle Plan
	Transit Master Plan
	Transportation Demand Management
	Transportation Facilities Plan
	Transportation Improvement Program

Studies
	Concurrency Update
	Eastgate Corridor Study
	Eastside Traffic Demand
	Electric Service Reliability Study
	Factoria Area Transportation Study Update
	Mode Share Survey
	Mountains to Sound Greenway Trail
	Trip Reduction -- large buildings

108th Avenue SE Walkway/Bikeway

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The City of Bellevue is working to improve pedestrian and bicycle access on 108th Avenue Southeast, from Interstate 90 to Bellevue Way. Construction started May 31, 2011, and is near completion.

Pedestrians walk on the shoulder on 108th Avenue Southeast.

Improvements were as follows:

Southern section: I-90 Trail to Southeast 30th Street
The paved shoulder on the east side of the road was replaced with a two-foot landscape strip and 10-foot multi-use path. About 2,000 feet of water main pipe was also replaced along this section to Southeast 28th Street.

South A Segment (I-90 to SE 30th St.)

Middle section: Southeast 30th Street to Southeast 25th Street
The existing paved shoulder on the east side of the road was replaced with a two-foot landscape strip and five to six-foot multi-use path.

Middle B Segment (SE 30th to SE 25th St.)

Northern section: Southeast 25th Street to Bellevue Way
We connected gaps in the existing sidewalk and bike lanes with six-foot-wide sidewalk and four-foot-wide bike lane on the east side of the road; provided a six-foot-wide sidewalk and eight-foot-wide parking lane on the west side of the road between Southeast 22nd Street and Southeast 23rd Street, and added new street lighting.

North C Segment (SE 25th St. to Bellevue Way)

Additional construction:

Relocated and replaced mailboxes
Replaced concrete panels in the roadway
Replaced the AC water main
Improved street lighting levels with lower but more consistent lighting

Speed cushion and raised crosswalks were replaced: The speed cushion on 108th Avenue Southeast south of Southeast 31st Street was replaced with an elongated speed hump (similar to those on 108th north of Bellevue Way). This is supported by the Fire Department and addresses residents' concerns with those vehicles currently choosing to drive down the center of the channels.

In addition, the raised crosswalk at Southeast 23rd Street has been reinstalled to meet current city standards. Both the speed hump and raised crosswalk were installed in colored concrete. As for the 104th Avenue Southeast raised crosswalk, the city installed bump pavement markings to supplement the 15-mph advisory speed signing.

Tools to keep you informed
To keep you informed about construction activity, including detours, upcoming road closures, etc., please return to this page for up-to-date information. If you sign up for an Email Alert, you will be notified when new information about this project is posted.

If you are interested in the citywide construction activity, please refer to the city's traffic advisory webpage.

Contact Information

Transportation
Bellevue, WA 98009
Contact: Steve Costa, Project Manager
Phone: 425-452-2845
Fax: 425-452-2874
E-mail: scosta@bellevuewa.gov