Capital Improvement Projects
The City's Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) is investment of public and/or private funds in infrastructure or facilities that result in significant assets such as roads, buildings, traffic signals, or park equipment that add value to the city.
This Capital Improvement Plan serves as a planning tool to assist the City in managing large capital investments over the course of a six-year period. The basic function of the CIP are to:
- Provide the City with an orderly process for planning and budgeting capital needs,
- Provide a mechanism for evaluating projects based on goals established through the community planning process, and
- Prioritize current and future needs to fit within the City’s anticipated level of financial resources.
In the City of Woodinville, a capital asset or capital project is defined as a purchase or facility improvement of $50,000 or more with a useful life of five years or more. Due to recent development occurring in the City of Woodinville, many CIP projects are a direct result of the growth and designed to address the impacts caused by said development.
The City's CIP projects are organized into five categories
- Streets
- Surface Water/Storm Water
- Parks & Trails
- Facilities
- Property/Land Acquisition
Active projects
- 124th Ave NE Sidewalk
- 132nd Ave NE Sidewalk (in partnership with the City of Bothell)
- 133rd Ave NE Roundabout
- 134th St/Little Bear Creek Culvert Removal
- 136th Ave NE Safety Improvements
- NE 171st Street Slope Stability & Woodin Creek Flow Bypass
- Crosswalk addition at NE 198th Street across 156th Ave NE
- Eastrail Corridor
- Rotary Park Improvements
- Street Overlay (Resurfacing)
- SR202 Widening/Trestle Replacement
- Tennis & Pickleball Resurfacing
- West Ridge Downtown Connection
- Wilmot Park Boat Launch & Stage