The Seattle Bike Blog has a very good update on plans for building a pedestrian/bike bridge across I-5 at Northgate. Read the blog’s report from a recent city presentation, and see some illustrations of possible bridge designs here.
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Nothing is finalized yet as they are still putting that together. On the mall side it would connect to the Northgate station (NE 103rd) but there would also be access outside the station at some location on the ground. And on the college side it would either be at the north end of the college college (NE 100th ish) or further north, probably to NE 103rd as well. http://www.seattle.gov/transportation/docs/5_BOARD_Bridge_Access_Points.pdf
The Seattle Bike Blog has a very good update on plans for building a pedestrian/bike bridge across I-5 at Northgate. Read the blog’s report from a recent city presentation, and see some illustrations of possible bridge designs here.
What is the proposed path (street to street), as an example, 95th and 2nd NE to 92nd and Woodlawn (start and end and some references in between)?
Nothing is finalized yet as they are still putting that together. On the mall side it would connect to the Northgate station (NE 103rd) but there would also be access outside the station at some location on the ground. And on the college side it would either be at the north end of the college college (NE 100th ish) or further north, probably to NE 103rd as well.
http://www.seattle.gov/transportation/docs/5_BOARD_Bridge_Access_Points.pdf
But the full presentation has more info.
http://www.seattle.gov/transportation/northgatepedbridge.htm
And there’s more on the station as a whole here.
http://www.soundtransit.org/Projects-and-Plans/Northgate-Link-Extension/Northgate-Station