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July 2025
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Survey work beginning in SODO and West Seattle as early as July 28, 2025
King County has proposed clean water facilities to reduce combined sewer overflows (CSOs) at five outfall locations at the mouth of the Duwamish River. These facilities will help control the stormwater and wastewater that is sometimes released into the Duwamish River during heavy storms. The proposed solution includes a new wet weather treatment station in SODO, a new storage tank in West Seattle (Industrial District West), a new outfall for cleaned water, and new pipes and supporting facilities to connect flows along the way.
To help with facility design, crews will begin survey work as early as July 28. The surveys will help us understand underground conditions. They will also help us to check for places or objects with historical or cultural meaning. The information we get from this survey will help us prepare to conduct construction work as safely as possible. Once work is complete at each site, crews will remove equipment and restore any disturbed surfaces.
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Crews will work mostly on the road at the locations mapped on the back of this notification.
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Crews may need to set up detours. If they do, flaggers will assist drivers and people walking or biking.
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Crews will start work as early as July 28, 2025, and may continue for up to eight weeks. They may work at one to three sites at a time, for up to two days per site.
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Crews will be on-site between 7:30 am and 5 pm.
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Crews will use one truck and one support vehicle to complete the surveys.
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You may hear engine noise, hammering, and feel slight vibrations while crews are working.
Next week, King County will visit businesses neighboring field work locations to share more information. If you do not receive a visit from a King County representative this week and anticipate impacts at your home or business, contact Bibiana Ocheke-Ameh, DWetWeaFacilities@kingcounty.gov, 206-263-3481.
Please watch for equipment and signs in the area, travel slowly to stay safe and follow directions from flaggers.
 Map of survey locations in SODO and West Seattle (Industrial District West)
Help shape the look and feel of proposed clean water facilities in SODO
We are looking for your input to help shape the look and feel of proposed facilities in SODO. Take the survey linked below before Sunday, August 31, to share your thoughts and enter to win a $50 gift card!
If you would like to complete the survey by mail or over the phone, please contact research@prrbiz.com or call 206-957-2985.
We are dedicated to listening to your needs
As we progress through design and construction, we will continue to provide opportunities for you to ask questions and share thoughts and concerns. Contact Bibiana Ocheke-Ameh at DWetWeaFacilities@kingcounty.gov or 206-263-3481 with questions or to request a briefing for your organization.
Contact us:
Community Services Team: DWetWeaFacilities@kingcounty.gov
Interpretation and translation services are available to you at no cost. If you need them please contact DWetWeaFacilities@kingcounty.gov
Los servicios de interpretación y traducción están disponibles para usted sin costo alguno. Si los necesita, comuníquese con DWetWeaFacilities@kingcounty.gov
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