38th Avenue West End Improvements

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About the Project

Improving 38th Avenue between Youngfield Street and Kipling Street is a priority. This project seeks to identify, understand, and reflect the community’s needs and desires for the corridor, including impacts to traffic operations and safety, pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, access to schools and businesses, parking, and streetscape design.

The project team will lead a public engagement process that seeks to reach all potential stakeholders, including residents, property owners, schools, businesses, public agencies, corridor users, and walking and biking advocates. Community feedback and technical analysis will result in a corridor design that improves safety for all users on this stretch of 38th Avenue.

38th West End project limits map, Youngfiled Street on the west and Kipling Street on the east

Existing conditions photos on this page show some of the current deficiencies and challenges along the corridor.


How to Participate

Round 2 outreach opportunities have concluded. Stay tuned for announcements on round 3!

The project team developed three alternative roadway designs based on community feedback received in June 2023 (round 1). In fall 2023, community members were invited to review the alternatives, share thoughts, and ask questions (round 2). Community input will inform decisions and establish the future of traveling along this corridor. The team is currently reviewing information from round 2 engagement.

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Subscribe to this page to receive email announcements regarding outreach activities (look for the megaphone "stay informed" icon at the top of this page or middle of the page on mobile). You are also welcome to reach out to any of the project contacts listed under the Who's Listening section.


Project Goals

  • Give community members impacted by any changes to this stretch of 38th Avenue ample opportunity to weigh in
  • Enhance safety for those walking or rolling
  • Complement existing neighborhood character
  • Improve or maintain existing conditions related to property access
  • Improve or maintain existing conditions related to vehicular traffic flow, emergency access, street cleaning, and snow removal

Our Promise to You

We will work with you to better understand your concerns and ideas for this road. We will use community feedback, results of a traffic study, and analysis of what is financially and technically feasible to reach a final design that improves safety for all users on this stretch of 38th Avenue. We will not be asking for a popular or consensus vote on a final design. We’ll use community feedback to ensure that the final design reflects a broad range of community perspectives and then identify funds so we can implement the improvements in a timely manner.

About the Project

Improving 38th Avenue between Youngfield Street and Kipling Street is a priority. This project seeks to identify, understand, and reflect the community’s needs and desires for the corridor, including impacts to traffic operations and safety, pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, access to schools and businesses, parking, and streetscape design.

The project team will lead a public engagement process that seeks to reach all potential stakeholders, including residents, property owners, schools, businesses, public agencies, corridor users, and walking and biking advocates. Community feedback and technical analysis will result in a corridor design that improves safety for all users on this stretch of 38th Avenue.

38th West End project limits map, Youngfiled Street on the west and Kipling Street on the east

Existing conditions photos on this page show some of the current deficiencies and challenges along the corridor.


How to Participate

Round 2 outreach opportunities have concluded. Stay tuned for announcements on round 3!

The project team developed three alternative roadway designs based on community feedback received in June 2023 (round 1). In fall 2023, community members were invited to review the alternatives, share thoughts, and ask questions (round 2). Community input will inform decisions and establish the future of traveling along this corridor. The team is currently reviewing information from round 2 engagement.

Subscribe

Subscribe to this page to receive email announcements regarding outreach activities (look for the megaphone "stay informed" icon at the top of this page or middle of the page on mobile). You are also welcome to reach out to any of the project contacts listed under the Who's Listening section.


Project Goals

  • Give community members impacted by any changes to this stretch of 38th Avenue ample opportunity to weigh in
  • Enhance safety for those walking or rolling
  • Complement existing neighborhood character
  • Improve or maintain existing conditions related to property access
  • Improve or maintain existing conditions related to vehicular traffic flow, emergency access, street cleaning, and snow removal

Our Promise to You

We will work with you to better understand your concerns and ideas for this road. We will use community feedback, results of a traffic study, and analysis of what is financially and technically feasible to reach a final design that improves safety for all users on this stretch of 38th Avenue. We will not be asking for a popular or consensus vote on a final design. We’ll use community feedback to ensure that the final design reflects a broad range of community perspectives and then identify funds so we can implement the improvements in a timely manner.

Page last updated: 21 Mar 2024, 03:29 PM