There would be a north station entrance on the southwest corner of Dakota Street and Delridge Way SW. One where Nevada Street "T"'s into 26th Ave SW. Land Use Planning Manager for Sound Transit, this alternative, which is preferred by Sound Transit would have two entrances. All measurements are approximate.Īs outlined by Sloan Dawson. The preferred alternative is an elevated station at Dakota Street SW.Ĭross section of the Delridge Station in a conceptual view, subject to change. Once across the river the first station would be in the Delridge Neighborhood. Those can be found in the full presentation linked above. NOTE: This review won't cover equity issues or bicycle or sidewalk improvements. Three of them cross the Duwamish River south of the existing West Seattle Bridges while a fourth under consideration would cross north of the bridges. The Draft EIS is looking at four route alternatives for the West Seattle extension. Initial construction would start in 2026 and service to Ballard would begin they project sometime between 2037 to 2039. Planning will extend through 2023 with design to then take an additional four years until 2027. The full plan timeline calls for service to begin in 2032 to West Seattle. Download the full slide deck from Sound Transit's presentation here. You can learn more about the project on Sound Transit's site here. 11 they shared their current thinking and some early design options for the West Seattle segment. 28, in a community advisory group meeting online Jan. Expect further updates in Q4 2022.While the full EIS from Sound Transit regarding the Ballard and West Seattle light rail extensions is not coming out until Jan. An upcoming programmatic review will also assess shared resources and project sequencing.
While the East Link Extension was planned to open in mid-2023, construction challenges are currently projected to delay completion by at least a year. While the Downtown Redmond Link Extension was planned to open in late 2024, construction challenges may delay completion by four to six months. 18, 2022: Work is ongoing to identify new opening timelines for four light rail projects currently in construction. Although this is a Sound Transit project, the City of Redmond is working together with them to share information on construction, traffic impacts, and other issues that may affect our community or nearby homes, businesses, or properties during the design and construction of light rail.
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