Inglewood Hill Stormwater Retrofit And Non-Motorized Improvement Project
Resources
- Construction Note to Residents: 32 KB
- Construction Plan Set - Schedule A: 25.52 MB
- Construction Plan Set - Schedule B: 20.42 MB
- First Public Meeting Informational Handout: 307 KB
- Map of Project Extents: 4.81 MB
- Second Public Meeting - Informational Handout: 78 KB
- ASBUILTS: 112.86 MB (file exceeded size limit for new website)
Construction Detail
The Inglewood Hill Stormwater Retrofit and Non-Motorized Improvement Project are substantially complete.
Project Summary
The project includes the construction of stormwater conveyance, water quality facilities, sidewalks, and roadway resurfacing. The goals of this project are to address existing drainage and erosion problems, provide non-motorized improvements on Inglewood Hill Road, and support the stormwater needs of future development projects within the area.
A new sidewalk on the north side of Inglewood Hill Road will be supported by retaining walls and rockeries in some locations and will run from East Lake Sammamish Parkway to 212th Avenue NE. Stormwater pipe will run on Inglewood Hill Road and outfall to Lake Sammamish. NE 15th St, 208th Ave NE, 210th Ave NE, 211th Ave NE, and 211th Place NE will also have stormwater pipes installed in the road. A new stormwater treatment vault will be placed at the intersection of Inglewood Hill Road and 208th Ave NE.
The City has partnered with Sammamish Plateau Water to install a new water main on Inglewood Hill Road from 211th Ave NE to 212th Ave NE. 211th Place NE to the north and south of Inglewood Hill Road and on 212th Ave NE south of Inglewood Hill Road will also be provided a new water main.
The City was successful in receiving two grants from the King County Flood Control District:
- King County Flood Reduction Grant in the amount of $250,000, and
- King County Sub-regional Opportunity Fund in the amount of $851,078