King County Barton CSO Control Pre-Construction Survey |
The King County Wastewater Treatment Division (WTD) would like to hear from you prior to the start of construction later this year for the Barton Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) Control Project. Thank you to all the community members who contributed time and provided input during the project design process.
This project will install roadside rain gardens in the planter strips on 15 streets in the Sunrise Heights and Westwood neighborhoods of West Seattle. Roadside rain gardens will protect our environment by keeping stormwater out of the sewer system and reducing sewer overflows into Puget Sound during large storms.
King County wants to minimize disruptions caused by construction as much as possible. The information from this survey will help construction crews work with neighbors and commuters who will be directly impacted by this project.
King County will host an open house to share more specific information about the construction schedule and activities in early 2014. Look for a meeting invitation in your mailbox in early January 2014.
This project will install roadside rain gardens in the planter strips on 15 streets in the Sunrise Heights and Westwood neighborhoods of West Seattle. Roadside rain gardens will protect our environment by keeping stormwater out of the sewer system and reducing sewer overflows into Puget Sound during large storms.
King County wants to minimize disruptions caused by construction as much as possible. The information from this survey will help construction crews work with neighbors and commuters who will be directly impacted by this project.
King County will host an open house to share more specific information about the construction schedule and activities in early 2014. Look for a meeting invitation in your mailbox in early January 2014.