Those are the sites where crews are scheduled to close lanes overnight for the rest of this week to gather information for the King County Wastewater Treatment District‘s upcoming projects. Here’s the announcement:
King County is doing nighttime survey work to learn about conditions below the ground in (northeast West Seattle). Work began on Monday, February 16, and will continue through Friday, February 20. To do this work, crews will temporarily close lanes during work hours. At least one lane will be open to trucks and vehicles at all times.
We are completing this work at night to avoid daytime traffic impacts. Please watch for signs and equipment and follow directions from flaggers.
This work will help King County design new facilities to help reduce pollution and keep our local water clean.
When
Work began on Monday night, February 16, and will continue through Friday, February 20
Work hours Monday through Friday, 6 pm to 6 am the following dayWhere
Along West Marginal Way Southwest and Southwest Spokane Street (see map above)What to expect
Crews lifting maintenance hole lids and taking measurements at each survey site
Temporary lane closures during work hours
At least one lane open for vehicles at all times
Work happening at one location at a time
Construction equipment and trucks, cones, and portable lights on site
Engine noise, hammering, and vibrations while crews are working
Clean sites and reopened lanes once work is completeWhy
To learn about conditions below ground in North Delridge
To help design facilities that will help reduce pollution in the Duwamish River
Questions? Email DWetWeafacilities@kingcounty.gov