Update: Final paving & restoration on SE 22nd St, SE 22nd Pl, 78th Ave SE, & SE 24th St Postponed

King County, Washington sent this bulletin at 08/06/2025 05:38 PM PDT

North Mercer Island Enatai Sewer Upgrade Project header

August 2025

Update: Final paving and restoration activities planned on SE 22nd St, SE 22nd Pl, 78th Ave SE, and SE 24th St postponed

Paving and restoration activities on Southeast 22nd Street, Southeast 22nd Place, 78th Avenue Southeast, and Southeast 24th Street that were planned to start as early as August 7 have been postponed.

We understand that scheduling changes can be inconvenient, and we appreciate your patience as we work to complete construction as safely as possible. Once the schedule is finalized, we will send a notice with more details and update the project website.

For more details on this work, please review our previous notice.

Map of paving area on SE 22nd St, SE 22nd Pl, 78th Ave SE and SE 24th St

Map of permanent paving work area. Single lane alternating traffic will be in place along SE 22nd St, SE 22nd Pl, 78th Ave SE, and SE 24th St once paving begins. Please drive slowly and pay attention to signage and flaggers.

Learn more about this project

Contact the community services team at 425-305-3578 or email NMEsewer@kingcounty.gov
Visit the project website: kingcounty.gov/MercerEnataiSewer.
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