Construction is expected to begin Monday, July 25 on the City of Edmonds 2022 utility replacement project.
The effort is part of the city’s program to replace and upgrade existing water, sewer and storm lines. These are lines that are reaching the end of their useful service life, are undersized and unable to meet current requirements, or have other existing system deficiencies.
Here is a list of city streets, type of utility work and a preliminary construction schedule for the project:
88th Ave W between 191st Street Southwest and 185th Place Southwest
July to September
Replacement of storm water pipe, catch basins, structures and pavement trench patches
182nd Place Southwest (east of 88th Avenue West)
September to October
Replacement of water main, water services and pavement trench patches
185th Place West/186th Street Southwest (88th-84th Avenues West)
October
Replacement of water main, water services and pavement trench patches
76th Avenue West, 241st Street Southwest and Beeson Place
October to December
Replacement of sewer main, sewer services, structures and pavement trench patches
Alley between 3rd and 4th Avenues North, from Main to Bell Streets
December to January
Replacement of sewer main, sewer services, structures and pavement trench patches
Please keep in mind this work is weather-dependent and the schedule is subject to change.
Residents can expect the following impacts during construction:
– Noise from trucks and heavy machinery
– Traffic control flaggers and construction signs for vehicle and pedestrian safety around the work area, with possible delays up to 15 minutes
– Some parking will be impacted. “No Parking” signs will be placed prior to work beginning
– Driveway access will be maintained throughout the project, though delays up to 15 minutes should be expected
– Water service interruptions may be required, notification will be provided 24 hours in advance of interruptions
Check the city’s website for project updates.
If you have questions, contact Greg Malowicki at 425-771-0220 or via email at greg.malowicki@edmondswa.gov. For information about this project in another language, you may request, free of charge, language assistance services by contacting Greg Malowicki.
Si tiene alguna pregunta, comuníquese con Greg Malowicki al 425-771-0220 o por correo electrónico agreg.malowicki@edmondswa.gov. Si desea obtener información sobre este proyecto en otro idioma, puede solicitar servicios gratuitos de asistencia lingüística poniéndose en contacto con Greg Malowicki.
A map would be worth a thousand words!
To be honest, there was a map included with the project press release but it was difficult to read and didn’t contain any street names. Since we didn’t believe it would be helpful for readers, we didn’t include it.
Yes, Maps are pretty vague sometimes here. I would like to know though if water will be interrupted in any named streets such as 80th Ave It is between 76th mentioned and 84th mentioned. Water service interrupted would be real good to know in advance. But I know what you mean about maps. Lots of numbers and few names in the uphill region. It can get quite confusing. But I do trust your judgement and if you thought they wouldn’t be helpful they probably wouldn’t. I expect the city to notify me by mail. Not everyone is on the computer here, many speak different languages on the up hill. SO for them and me I would like a notification at least 3 days in advance if I am to have no water. Thanks T.