Project summary
This $5.9 million Main Street Enhancement Project revitalizes Main Street and makes a major contribution to the economic health of downtown Bothell, which is particularly important after the summer 2016 fire. The project makes the community vision of a pedestrian-friendly downtown urban center a reality. The project reworks the entire streetscape, straightening the street’s curved alignment. A new curbless street system combined with removable bollards increases pedestrian mobility, expands outdoor dining opportunities and eliminates drainage problems.
Quick facts
- Construction dates: April 2017 – April 2018
- Costs:
- $7.5 million total cost
- $5.9 million construction cost
- Funding:
- Construction phase: $4.7 million grant from Washington State Transportation Improvement Board, $1.1 million local match
- Design phase: $1.03 million Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) grant through WSDOT Northwest Region Local Programs; $490,000 local funds
- Design consultant: BergerABAM
- Contractor: Westwater Construction
- Construction management consultant: KBA
- Materials testing consultant: GeoTest