Last day to complete Leary/Market Missing Link survey

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September 8, 2023

Map showing the shilshole and Leary/Market routes through Ballard.

You’ve been asking—no, begging—the city for more surveys about road safety projects. Luckily, the city has heard you.

Today (9/8) is the final day to fill out this short survey about the Leary/Market concept for connecting the Burke-Gilman Trail through Ballard.

In classic Seattle survey fashion, it asks a handful of questions the public really has no business determining. For example, how import is ADA accessibility during construction? Um, it’s legally required. Why would you ask us about this?

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Anyway, answer as best you can. It’s pretty simple and quick.

About the author:

Tom Fucoloro is the Founder and Editor of Seattle Bike Blog. He is also the author of Biking Uphill in the Rain: The Story of Seattle from behind the Handlebars.

Tags:

ballard, burke-gilman trail, missing link, sdot

One response to “Last day to complete Leary/Market Missing Link survey”

Steve Thornton

September 9, 2023

I assume that when all is said and done SDOT will make the area even worse of a car sewer than it already is, based on virtually every project in the city. I mean, just look at the development in lower Ballard and in Interbay, most of which looks like it belongs in Woodinville or Lynnwood (where I assume most SDOT employees live). I visit stores and doctor’s offices there all the time, and it is extremely unpleasant. And this project should have been finished 20 years ago.

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