Concurrency Update

Friday, May 9: Water Discoloration Notice

A water line was struck, resulting in a turbid plume in Lake Washington, and residents from the south end at 5600 Pleasure Point Lane to the north end at Newcastle Beach Park (shown on map below) are experiencing discolored water with sediment. Crews are cleaning the impacted storm structures and expect water quality to improve by the morning of Saturday, May 10. People and pets are advised not to enter the water while it is cloudy. Map of impacted area and what to do if you have discolored drinking water.

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The Washington State Growth Management Act of 1990 requires that infrastructure in cities keeps pace with development. The Act requires

image of construction work on Spring Boulevard project

cities to establish a "concurrency" measurement to determine the ability of the transportation system to support new development.

This assessment of transportation concurrency is prepared annually by the Bellevue Transportation Department to update information on land use developments and transportation conditions citywide.

Current and previous updates:

Contact

Shuming Yan, PE

Telephone

425-452-7858

syan@bellevuewa.gov