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4) 1st Ave NE Improvements (South of N 130th St)

Background
  • The 1st Ave NE Improvements (south of N 130th St) provide a key north-south connection within a walkable and bikeable distance to the NE 130th St Station. These improvements connect to the NE 130th St Station via the N 130th St Corridor Improvements and the NE 130th St Overpass.  
  • The 1st Ave NE Improvements address community requests for walking and biking improvements along 1st Ave NE.  
  • At the south end of 1st Ave NE, the project completes a connection between the funded Ashworth Ave neighborhood greenway and the N 117th St bridge over I-5. Additionally, the project builds on funded sidewalk construction along N 117th St between Meridian Ave N and 1st Ave NE.  
  • The segment is shown in the Seattle Bicycle Master Plan as a shared street; however, this designation is not considered an all ages and abilities facility. Upgrading the bicycle facility to a shared-use path would accommodate people of all ages and abilities.  
  • The project also proposes improving sidewalks identified in the Pedestrian Master Plan Priority Investment Network. 
  • The project provides improved access for people walking and biking to the Northgate Elementary School, Northgate Boys & Girls Club, Peace of Christ Korean Community Church, and Northacres Park. 

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Project recommendations
  • Reclaim right-of-way along 1st Ave NE to construct a shared-use path along east side of 1st Ave NE 
  • Connect the 1st Ave NE shared-use path to the proposed shared-use path on the north side of NE 130th St 
  • Make crossing improvements at 1st Ave N/Corliss Ave N/NE 125th St 
  • Install neighborhood greenway treatments along N 117th St to connect the funded Ashworth Ave neighborhood greenway to the N 117th St overpass
 
Estimated Cost Range
$$$ ($500,000-$999,999)

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* 1. Please rate your level of support for the 1st Ave NE Improvements (South of N 130th St) project recommendations.

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* 2. What suggestions do you have to improve this project to better help you and your neighbors get to the light rail station by walking, biking, or taking transit?

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