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Open House Comment Summary May 12, 2004 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. BF Day Elementary School 3921 Linden Avenue North On May 12, 2004, the Seattle Department of Transportation hosted an evening Open House to update community members on the project’s progress, share new information on community support measures, and provide an opportunity for residents and business owners to ask questions and provide feedback. More than 120 community members did just that. SDOT collected comments on multiple project topics including bicycle and pedestrian issues, signalization and detour routes, aesthetic preferences and parking concerns. Highlights Bridge Design • Public is generally supportive of the design work. • Project should be viewed as an opportunity to improve bike and pedestrian access and safety. Priorities • Continue working on community support measures for cyclists and pedestrians. • Improve signalization, turn lanes and lane striping to benefit cyclists and • Provide adequate signage and notification of detours and bridge closures. • Ensure adequate parking for residents and businesses during construction. Concerns • Reach out more to bicycle and business communities. • Loss of parking could have negative impact on businesses. • Construction should not interfere with events such as the annual parade. Fremont Bridge Approach Replacement Project Open House Comment Summary Executive Summary Signals and ...
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