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Stevens Elementary Walk Route

Project Number: 2023110

Status: Design

Overview

This project focuses on improving pedestrian safety around Stevens Elementary School by adding new crosswalks, sidewalks, and upgraded signals. Key features include a Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon (PHB) at Mission & Magnolia and a Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB) at Napa & Sinto, making walking routes safer for students.

Locations

  • Stevens Elementary School
  • Intersections of Mission & Magnolia, Napa & Sinto, and Sinto & Pittsburg
  • Magnolia Street (Cataldo to Desmet)
  • Madelia Street (Desmet to Boone)

Project Timeline

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

Key Objectives

  • Crosswalk Enhancements: Install a PHB at Mission/Magnolia and an RRFB at Napa/Sinto to improve visibility and safety.
  • School Crosswalk Improvements: Upgrade crosswalks near Stevens Elementary, particularly at Sinto & Pittsburg by the main school entrance.
  • Sidewalk Infill: Complete missing sidewalk segments along Magnolia Street (Cataldo to Desmet) and Madelia Street (Desmet to Boone).

Project Scope

The main activities within this project include:

  • Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB) at Napa/Sinto: Add a beacon with curb bump-outs, improved lighting, and clear crosswalk markings.
  • Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon (PHB) at Mission/Magnolia: Install a signalized pedestrian beacon, remove/prune trees for better sightlines, and add curb bump-outs.
  • ADA Ramps: Provide ramps at multiple locations to ensure accessibility.
  • Crosswalk at Sinto/Pittsburg: Include a new crosswalk with bump-outs near the school entrance.

Funding

Total Project Cost: $1,362,400 (includes design, construction, contingencies)

Sources:

  • Arterial Street Funds
  • Washington State Bike-Ped Program

Community Impact

Safer crosswalks, sidewalks, and beacons will improve walkability for students and the broader community. ADA-compliant ramps and sidewalk infill ensure a more accessible, connected neighborhood.

Environmental & Regulatory Compliance

All project activities will comply with SEPA and Executive Order 05-05. No significant environmental or cultural resource concerns are anticipated.

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
Richard Proszek

City Project Manager – Construction Phase
Ryan Coles

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