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Saturday, November 2, 2024

Plans for roundabout construction on Ballinger Way in 2025

Design for roundabout on Ballinger Way

The City of Lake Forest Park will be constructing a roundabout on Ballinger Way NE in 2025. It will be located at the intersection of SR-104 (Ballinger Way NE), 40th Place NE, and NE 184th Street. 

The project will include a single-lane roundabout, new sidewalks and shared use pathways, four new pedestrian crossings with refuge islands, and improved street lighting.

Looking towards the future with safety, efficiency, and the environment in mind, this project will allow our community to grow mindfully while also improving air quality and providing the infrastructure necessary to promote non-vehicular travel along the SR-104 corridor.

What to Expect

Construction is expected to begin in Spring 2025 and be completed by Fall 2026. Over this 18-month period, work will occur alternately on the northbound and southbound sections of SR-104, resulting in reduced traffic lanes managed by flaggers.

The timing for all closures and partial closures is yet to be determined. Please watch for posted notices and check our website for updates and more details throughout the construction period.

Projected Timeline
  • Early 2025 - Project Advertised for Competitive Bidding
  • Early 2025 - Contractor Selected
  • Spring 2025 - Construction Scheduled to Begin
  • Fall 2026 - Construction Scheduled for Completion

4 comments:

  1. Shoreline sure knows how to screw with the big and long vehicles

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  2. gee.... I can't think of any nice things to say about all the road and lane changes this city is doing. whuy aren't you doing proper research and measurments needed by VARIOUS sized vehicles. it's not just cars driving around

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  3. 2 of my comments were denied

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  4. Useless project. Waste of money!

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