Survey Initiated for Future I-90 Crossing

Issaquah, WALocal News

In a proactive move to accommodate anticipated growth, the City has launched a study focused on identifying feasible options for a new roadway crossing over or under I-90. This initiative seeks to improve connectivity for vehicles, bicycles, and pedestrians, responding to the increasing demands on the region's transportation infrastructure. City officials have highlighted the critical role this crossing will play in facilitating safe and efficient travel for all residents. The study will explore various design alternatives, weighing their potential benefits and impacts on local neighborhoods. Community engagement is expected to be a vital component of the planning process, ensuring that the needs and preferences of residents are considered.

This project aligns with the City’s broader goals of promoting sustainable development and enhancing the quality of life for its residents. As the study progresses, updates will be communicated to the public to foster transparency and involvement. Ultimately, this initiative represents a significant step towards a more connected and accessible community.

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