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N 102nd St/Aurora Ave N Pedestrian Bridge Seismic Project Updates

Construction updates: December 4, 2024

Construction on retrofits to help the N 102nd St/Aurora Ave N Pedestrian Bridge better withstand earthquakes is ongoing! Crews are continuing to work on strengthening the bridge’s superstructure and making modifications to reinforce the bridge’s ramps by pouring various concrete components. They’ll also be working on the bridge’s stairs and ramp this week, which will require nighttime work. This work will include installing piping for stormwater, grading and placing the sidewalk as well as a pavement patching, and installing permanent signage. 

As a reminder, we anticipate that construction will last until early 2025. Construction schedules are subject to change and depend on factors such as weather and availability of crews and materials. The *N 102nd St/Aurora Ave N** Pedestrian Bridge is closed to all people walking, biking, and rolling for the duration of construction* (up to 5-6 months) to ensure their safety and allow our crews to work as efficiently as possible. 

We are also closing car lanes under the bridge on Aurora Ave N in phases to divert people driving away from where work is occurring. *Aurora Ave N is currently reduced to two lanes in each direction below the bridge. *One northbound lane of Aurora Ave N is closed between N 100th St and N 103rd St with traffic shifted to the west. At least one lane of travel in each direction will be maintained throughout each phase. Please visit our project webpage [ https://www.seattle.gov/transportation/projects-and-programs/programs/bridges-stairs-and-other-structures/bridges/n-102nd-st/aurora-ave-n-ped-bsr?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery ] to learn more about how travel will be impacted during each phase. 

We will continue to provide updates on construction activities on our project webpage and via these email updates. Please feel free to share this email with your neighbors and encourage them to sign up for our email updates [ https://public.govdelivery.com/accounts/WASEATTLE/subscriber/new?qsp=WASEATTLE_8 ] to stay informed on the project.    

*What to expect during construction*    

We understand our closure of the N 102nd St/Aurora Ave N Pedestrian Bridge for the duration of construction and phases of lane closures impact everyone who uses the bridge and Aurora Ave N regularly. We are actively working to ensure our traffic control plan runs smoothly and impacts community members traveling as little as possible.  

In addition to the full closure of the bridge during construction and phases of lane closures, you can expect:       


* Work in the public right-of-way near your home or business 

* Temporary sidewalk and crossing closures for people walking and rolling. Detours will be provided and signed 

* Temporary side street closures. Detours will be provided and signed 

* Side street closures include N 102nd St 

* Temporary on-street parking restrictions, with "no park" signs placed 72 hours in advance 

* Staged construction equipment and materials as well as noise, dust, and vibrations in the work area 

* Typical weekday work hours of 7 AM – 5 PM, Monday through Friday 

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*Thank you! *     

Thank you for your interest in the N 102nd St/Aurora Ave N Pedestrian Bridge Seismic project and for your patience during construction.   

Sincerely,       

Matthew Howard  

Communications and Outreach Lead      

N 102nd St/Aurora Ave N Pedestrian Bridge Seismic Project   

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