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Lincoln Street – Summit to Sinto Pedestrian and Bike Safety

Project Number: 2023112

Status: Design

Overview

This project enhances bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure along Lincoln Street from Summit Parkway to Sinto Avenue. Improvements include buffered and protected bike lanes, widened sidewalks, a grind-and-overlay from Summit to Boone, and a new signal at Lincoln/Broadway.

Location

Lincoln Street, between Summit Parkway and Sinto Avenue

Project Timeline

  • Design & Planning: Underway
  • Completion Date: June 2025

Key Objectives

  • Bike & Pedestrian Facilities: Add buffered/protected bike lanes and widen sidewalks to improve non-motorized connectivity.
  • Roadway Improvements: Grind and overlay from Summit Parkway to Boone Avenue.
  • Signal Upgrades: Replace the Lincoln/Broadway signal with accessible pedestrian signals (APS) and bike detection.

Project Scope

The main activities within this project include:

  • Grind & Overlay: Summit Parkway to Boone Avenue.
  • Sidewalk Widening:
    • 12-foot sidewalk: Summit to Broadway & Mallon to Boone
    • 10-foot sidewalk: Broadway to Mallon
  • Bike Lanes: 6–6.5 ft lanes with 2.5–2.9 ft buffers; green paint for conflict zones.
  • Signal Replacement: New APS and bike detection at Broadway/Lincoln.

Funding

  • Total Project Cost: $4,997,378
  • Sources: Washington State Pedestrian & Bike Program, Arterial Streets Fund

Community Impact

Improves safety for cyclists and pedestrians, while upgraded signals and sidewalks enhance mobility for all travelers.

Environmental & Regulatory Compliance

Requires SEPA and Executive Order 05-05 compliance. No significant environmental issues expected.

Contact Information

For questions or concerns regarding the construction work or the construction schedule, please contact the contractor’s public representative.

Contractor Public Representative
TBD

City Project Manager - Design Phase
Dan Buller

City Project Manager - Construction Phase
Mike Zangara

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