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King County North Mercer Island Enatai Sewer Upgrade Project




March 2025






Retaining wall installation on S.E. 35th Pl as early as March 17

Expect brief traffic delays





*As early as March 17,* crews will begin installing a retaining block wall around the odor control structure at the southwest corner of East Mercer Way and Southeast 35th Place. Crews will first prepare the construction area, then install the retaining block wall and finish backfilling. This work is expected to last up to one week.

 

Vehicle access to El Dorado Drive and Briarwood Lane will be maintained. Brief delays of a few minutes may occur when entering or exiting S.E. 35th Place due to construction equipment moving through the work area. Please drive carefully and follow all posted signs and instructions from crew members.

 

Map of Work area and access on S.E. 35th Pl.

"Work area and access on S.E. 35th Pl."

 

*Water line tie in:*

The water line tie-in on S.E. 35th Pl will be completed in coordination with the City of Mercer Island Public Works. This will provide reliable services for your neighborhood for many years to come. During this work, there will be temporary detours in place. We will update the project website and send an update once we have more information about the schedule and impacts for the water line tie in.

 

Permanent paving planned in 2025:

Final, permanent paving is weather dependent and can only be completed during the permitted paving window that runs from mid-March to mid-October. During this work, there will be temporary detours in place. We will update the project website and email the Area 6 list serv once this work is scheduled.

 





What to expect:

* Approved work hours are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday to Saturday.
* All work will be performed in public right-of-way.
* Noise, dust, and vibrations typical of an active construction project.
* Emergency and delivery access will be maintained.
* Garbage, recycling, composting, and mail service will be maintained.
* If services are interrupted, or if you are experiencing a delivery issue, please call the project hotline at 425-305-3578.

* Construction schedules can change based on factors such as site conditions, weather, and material availability. Please check our project website [ https://links-1.govdelivery.com/CL0/http:%2F%2Fwww.kingcounty.gov%2FMercerEnataiSewer/1/010001958c83d822-a365952b-a3c7-4e0b-ae83-9d2854266415-000000/LwbIV3fGBLI-marQDwZDA0yD8WqzohPj7OPH0ud12_Y=396 ] for updates.

 

*Please note that the texting option on our hotline is not currently available. To connect with us, please call our hotline at 425-305-3578 or email NMESewer@kingcounty.gov.*

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Learn more about this project

* Contact the community services team by calling at 425-305-3578 or email NMEsewer@kingcounty.gov
* Visit the project website: kingcounty.gov/MercerEnataiSewer [ https://kingcounty.gov/depts/dnrp/wtd/capital-projects/active/north-mercer-island-enatai-sewer-upgrade.aspx ].
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