Shoreline Projects and Programs Programs Code Enforcement Shoreline's Code Enforcement Program helps keep the community safe and healthy. Economic Development Focusing on economic development is one of the City Council's goals. Emergency Management Make sure you and your family are ready in the case of a disaster or emergency. Neighborhood Traffic Safety Program Shoreline residents can help address traffic problems on non-arterial streets. Operations and Maintenance The Operations and Maintenance division of Shoreline's Public Works Department is responsible for keeping the City's roadways, sidewalks, vegetation, rights-of-way, drainage system and facilities in good repair. Ridgecrest Commercial Area Community Vision The University of Washington is working with the community to create a new economic and community development vision for the commercial area at N 165th Street and 5th Avenue NE in the Ridgecrest neighborhood. Traffic Count Program The City collects traffic count, speed and turning movement information from throughout Shoreline each year. Water Quality & Environmental Stewardship Learn more about Shoreline's Surface Water Management and water quality program as well as recycling resources and envirnomental stewardship opportunities. Projects Capital Improvement Projects Map (March 2008) View a map of the locations of major Capital Improvement Projects and visit the project pages. E Boeing Creek Drainage Improvements This is a combination of two existing projects: the Midvale Avenue N Drainage Project and Darnell Park Neighborhood Drainage. NE 170th Street / 15th Avenue NE Signal This project adds a traffic signal at the intersection of 15th Avenue NE and NE 170th Street. Aurora Corridor Learn more about Shoreline's plans to improve safety, traffic flow and aesthetics of Shoreline's "Main Street." Boeing Creek Park Improvement Project Design is underway on improvements to Shoreline's Boeing Creek Park. Civic Center/City Hall Shoreline's new civic center/city hall will be on the corner of N. 175th Street and Midvale Avenue N. Interurban Trail This linear park will provide new recreation opportunities and a non-motorized transportation corridor, linking Shoreline to surrounding communities. Master Plans Shoreline has developed master plans for transportation, surface water and parks, recreation and open spaces. N 167th Street and Whitman Avenue N Drainage Improvement Project This project will reduce historical flooding of yards and driveways at several single-family homes and two apartment complexes, as well as residential roadways in the general vicinity of N 167th Street and Whitman Avenue N. Pan Terra Pond and Pump Improvement Project This project will reduce flooding at N 183rd Street and Dayton Place North. Park Bond Projects Learn more about the projects funded by Shoreline's 2006 Park Bond Levy. Richmond Beach Overcrossing Shoreline is replacing the aging bridge over the railroad tracks in Richmond Beach. Ronald Bog Drainage Improvements A series of drainage improvement projects will reduce flooding in the Ronald Bog area. Sidewalks Priority Routes Shoreline has begun building some of the priority sidewalks identified in the Transportation Master Plan. Outside Agency Projects Other government agencies and utilities also have construction projects in or near Shoreline. Completed Projects 15th Avenue NE / NE 150th Street Signal This project added a traffic signal at the intersection of 15th Avenue NE and NE 150th Street. 18th Avenue NW Drainage Improvements Project This project installed new storm drainage along NW 197th Street and connected to the existing system on 20th Avenue NW. Dayton Avenue N / N 175th Street Improvement Project Shoreline is exploring long-term solutions for replacing the retaining wall and making changes to the Dayton / St. Luke intersection to improve safety. North City Business District In June 2006, Shoreline completed a series of capital improvement projects to kick-start redevelopment in the North City Business District. Third Avenue NW Drainage Improvements Drainage improvements along Third Ave. NW reduces flooding for more than 20 homes in the area. Twin Ponds Soccer Field Improvements A new synthetic turf field is complete at Twin Ponds Park and will be open for play in September 2008.