Project Screening Criteria

Sewer Overflow Alert

A brief sewer overflow occurred on Wednesday, April 23, on the 8700 block of Overlake Drive West, releasing approximately 3,600 gallons of sewage that potentially impacted Lake Washington. King County - Public Health recommends people and pets stay out of the water until 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 30. map of impacted area

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Residents and staff chat on a Neighborhood Walk in 2018.

The criteria below is used to evaluate all Neighborhood Enhancement Program project requests.

Affordability	Project costs must not exceed the funding allocation for the Neighborhood Area.
Consistency	Projects must be consistent with City plans and policies.
Feasibility	Projects must be practical and achievable for the City.
Implementation	Projects must be designed and constructed within five years of selection.
Maintainability	Projects must not require maintenance that is burdensome to the City.
Public Benefit	Projects must be located on public property, easements, or property designated for public use, and must benefit the general public.

Sewer Overflow Alert

Project Screening Criteria

Affordability

Consistency

Feasibility

Implementation

Maintainability

Public Benefit