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Project Overview
The City of Woodinville is leading a critical infrastructure improvement project to enhance safety and accessibility for all modes of transportation along 124th Avenue NE. This project will construct a new sidewalk and bike lane on the east side of 124th Avenue NE, extending from 171st Place to NE 165th Street. The improvements will create a safer, more connected route for pedestrians, cyclists, and other users traveling between nearby residential neighborhoods and key community destinations - including two schools, a public park, and local transit facilities.
Although the project lies almost entirely within the City of Bothell, it will primarily serve Woodinville residents. Recognizing the direct benefit to its community, the City of Woodinville has chosen to fund and construct the project in support of regional connectivity, student safety, and active transportation.
Key benefits
Closes a Critical Gap: Fills an existing sidewalk and bike lane gap along 124th Ave NE between NE 171st Place and NE 165th Street.
Enhances Safety: Provides a safe and accessible route for pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles alike.
Improves Connectivity: Enables safer and more convenient access from nearby residential areas to two schools, a park, and transit facilities.
Supports Active Transportation: Encourages walking and biking as viable transportation options for daily commutes and recreation.
Promotes Regional Cooperation: A collaborative investment by the City of Woodinville to benefit both cities and improve overall community mobility.
Construct new sidewalk and bike lane on the east side of 124th Avenue NE, from NE 171st Place to NE 165th Street.
Evaluate installation of a Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon at NE 169th Street to enhance pedestrian safety near Brickyard Road Park.
Verify and upgrade ADA-accessible curb ramps to meet current standards.
Repave the existing roadway to improve surface conditions and safety.
Upgrade stormwater infrastructure by replacing existing ditches with a piped storm drain system where feasible, improving conveyance.
Project funding
This project is made possible through a combination of state grants and local funding:
$750,000 - Transportation Improvement Board Grant
$1,190,850 - 2024 Safe Routes to School Grant (WSDOT)
$459,150 - City of Woodinville Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Budget
Construction Start: Late summer 2025
Project Overview
The City of Woodinville is leading a critical infrastructure improvement project to enhance safety and accessibility for all modes of transportation along 124th Avenue NE. This project will construct a new sidewalk and bike lane on the east side of 124th Avenue NE, extending from 171st Place to NE 165th Street. The improvements will create a safer, more connected route for pedestrians, cyclists, and other users traveling between nearby residential neighborhoods and key community destinations - including two schools, a public park, and local transit facilities.
Although the project lies almost entirely within the City of Bothell, it will primarily serve Woodinville residents. Recognizing the direct benefit to its community, the City of Woodinville has chosen to fund and construct the project in support of regional connectivity, student safety, and active transportation.
Key benefits
Closes a Critical Gap: Fills an existing sidewalk and bike lane gap along 124th Ave NE between NE 171st Place and NE 165th Street.
Enhances Safety: Provides a safe and accessible route for pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles alike.
Improves Connectivity: Enables safer and more convenient access from nearby residential areas to two schools, a park, and transit facilities.
Supports Active Transportation: Encourages walking and biking as viable transportation options for daily commutes and recreation.
Promotes Regional Cooperation: A collaborative investment by the City of Woodinville to benefit both cities and improve overall community mobility.
