
What the Seattle Times article does not have are these exclusive photos of some of the affected areas which I took recently with my cell phone. (The Times has their own exclusive photos.) You will only find these here on Wallyhood!
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“Temporary closure.” Yeah, right, like the “temporary” barriers that have been blocking the sidewalk on 45th at I-5 since September. SDOT and WSDOT don’t give a damn about public spaces, only roads.
More like detouring, than blocking, right? I went that way last weekend, if I understand what you’re talking about. The only real obstacle was a sign that was mounted too low, on which I hit my head. Who blocks the sidewalks for months, is private construction projects like the one at NE 50th and Brooklyn NE.
An infrastructure bill might help!
The safest streets are the ones where you don’t get beaned by falling concrete.
I have to wonder if there’s a safety issue for people using the bridge, whatever WSDOT says, if there are pieces falling off. Like, that concrete was just decorative? Designed to drop off?
Anyway, as massive a problem as that would be, it’s one thing Alex Pedersen won’t have to deal with – I-5 is the state’s business.