Tuesday, March 28, 2017

SR 520 Closed This Week-end


WSDOT sent out this information:

Full SR 520 closure scheduled for March 31 – April 3

Crews plan to close all lanes and ramps of SR 520 between 92nd Avenue Northeast and Montlake Boulevard from 11 p.m. Friday, March 31, through 5 a.m. Monday, April 3. The bicycle/pedestrian path on the new floating bridge also will be closed over that weekend.

March full closure
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During the closure, crews plan to:
  • Remove old, temporary tolling gantries on the Eastside.
  • Continue removing sections of the old westbound SR 520 off-ramp in Montlake and the never-completed R.H. Thomson "Ramps to Nowhere."
If weather is dry during the weekend closure, crews also plan to:
  • Repair sections of pavement on the existing SR 520 west approach bridge.
Nearby neighbors may:
  • Hear crews removing the toll gantries (on the east side), daytime jackhammering, and nighttime concrete munching.
  • See nighttime lights illuminating the work site for crew safety.
  • Feel vibrations from ramp removal work.
I-90 and routes around Lake Washington will be open for drivers traveling between Seattle and the Eastside during the weekend closure.
Stay up to date
Construction work is dynamic and weather-dependent, and crews and travelers often have to adjust to changes in the plan. Between email updates, follow us on Twitter and visit the SR 520 Orange Page for the most up-to-date closure information. On the SR 520 Orange Page you can also follow updates regarding the upcoming westbound SR 520 double-lane closures.

How to reach us and stay informed during WABN construction:

  • Call the 24-hour construction hotline (206-708-4657) with pressing questions or concerns.
  • Email WABN staff with your questions about the project or construction activities.
  • Join us for our monthly meetings on the first Wednesday of each month from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Graham Visitors Center.
  • Visit the SR 520 Orange Page for the most up-to-date information on closures and construction impacts.
  • Visit the WABN project website to find general information about the project.
  • Follow us on Twitter @wsdot_520 to get key news and updates about the SR 520 program.

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