Bellevue influent trunk improvement 
February 2012 Update
Restoration of SE 3rd Street
Pipeline work has been completed on the northern portion of 102nd Ave. SE (between SE 6th St. and SE 3rd St.) and on SE 3rd St. (between 101st Ave. SE and Bellevue Way SE). Starting the week of February 6, crews will be completing restoration of the area, lasting for several weeks. See flier (PDF) for more information.
Dewatering and Upcoming Pipeline Work on 102nd Avenue SE
In mid-February crews will be setting up a dewatering system on the southern portion of 102nd Ave. SE (between SE 6th St. and SE 3rd St.), on the west side of the roadway. Residents should expect temporary traffic revisions, construction impacts and continuous noise associated with the dewatering pumps. At the end of February, the contractor will start laying pipeline in this area, on the east side of the roadway. For more information, see flier (PDF).
Please drive slowly and watch for signs and flaggers.
24-hour project information hotline, 206-296-4081
Круглосуточные справки о проекте: 206-296-4081 
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Project descriptionThe King County Wastewater Division and the City of Bellevue will upgrade 45-year old sewer trunk lines along SE Third Street and 102nd Avenue SE in Bellevue. The King County Bellevue Influent Trunk and the City of Bellevue West Central Business District Trunk lines will be upgraded to provide the required capacity to accommodate recent and projected growth in Bellevue. Much of the region’s sewer system is more than 40 years old and needs to be upgraded to accommodate growth and to continue to provide safe, reliable, sewer service. Project schedule
| 2009 |
Project planning and alternatives analysis |
| 2010 |
Final design, community meeting |
| 2011 |
Community meeting, begin construction |
| 2012 |
Complete construction and street restoration | 
What to expect- Closure of SE 3rd Street at Bellevue Way to through traffic. Local and emergency access will be maintained from 102nd Avenue SE.
- Work hours will occur between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday to Friday, and 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Saturday if/when necessary.
- Noise and other activity typical of a construction site: work crews, dust, trucks, construction materials, heavy machinery, and excavation equipment.
- Construction equipment parked in the public right-of-way including dewatering tanks.
- Traffic control and flaggers onsite daily to manage traffic flow and local access.
- One way traffic maintained northbound on the west side of 102nd Avenue Southeast to Southeast Third Street. Intermittent full road closures may be required at limited times during the construction period.
- Temporary covers in the roadway after hours in work areas; please drive slowly and watch for signs and flaggers.
- Coordination with public services to minimize impacts to mail delivery, recycling, waste pick-up, and bus service.
- Door hanger notification 48 hours prior to sewer service interruption or driveways blockages.
- Project website and construction updates
- One-on-one problem solving with residents directly impacted by construction activities.
- Questions? 24-hour project information hotline, 206-296-4081
- View frequently asked questions for more information
Being a good neighborKing County is committed to being a good neighbor and will work directly with the community throughout the project to minimize construction impacts whenever possible. Residents can expect: - Advance notice of construction activities – mail, e-mail, phone, door hangers
- Community meetings during design and prior to start of construction
- One-on-one problem solving with residents directly impacted by construction activities
- Project website and construction updates
- 24-hour project construction hotline
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