Capital Improvement Projects

The City’s Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) guides investment of public and/or private funds in major infrastructure and facilities - such as roads, buildings, traffic signals, and park equipment - that create long-term community assets.

The six-year CIP serves as a planning and budgeting tool to:

• Provide an organized process for identifying and funding capital needs
• Evaluate projects based on community-established goals
• Prioritize current and future projects within anticipated financial resources

In the City of Woodinville, a capital project is defined as a purchase or facility improvement costing $50,000 or more with a useful life of at least five years. Many CIP projects are a direct result of growth and designed to address the impacts caused by development within the community.

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
  

Public Works Small Projects

• Beam EV ARC™ Car Charger