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Starting Sept. 7: High Friction Surface Treatments along 24th Ave E

 

As part of Vision Zero, our crews will be adding High Friction Surface Treatments (HFST) at 3 locations along 24th Ave E to improve skid-resistance to the pavement. During this time, you may see crews “power washing” pavement and/or removing striping to ensure that these treatments adhere correctly and to complete work safely and efficiently.

 

Here’s What You Can Expect: 

 

S C H E D U L E

Work will begin as soon as Saturday, September 7. This work is anticipated to last for up to 2 weekends and is weather dependent.

 

Crews will generally work on weekends, Saturday and Sunday, 6 AM – 10 PM, with no noisy work occurring before 9 AM.

 

Work will take place in these 3 locations:

  • 24th Ave E/E Louisa St
  • 24th Ave E/E Lynn St
  • 24th Ave E/E Helen St/Turner Way

 

Maps Showing Impacted Area Along 24th Ave E. 

Maps Showing Impacted Area Along 24th Ave E. 

Maps Showing Impacted Area Along 24th Ave E. 

 

 

 

C L O S U R E | D E T O U R | L A N E  R E S T R I C T I O N S

Expect temporary and intermittent traffic and lane restrictions and/or pedestrian detours; signage and workers flagging to direct people around the work zone.

“No Park” signs will be in the work area 72 hours in advance of work.

 

N O I S E

There may be noise impacts after 9 AM on the impacted days.

 

P R O J E C T  O U T C O M E

This HSFT work is helping pave the way for the 23rd Ave E Vision Zero Project and will enhance safety at the 24th Ave E/E Louisa St intersection when road conditions are wet and slippery.

 

Want more information?

For more information on this work and the 23rd Ave E Vision Zero Project, check out our project webpage or contact our Outreach Lead: Ching Chan at 206-900-8717 or 23rdAveCorridor3@seattle.gov.