The City of Spokane Valley, City of Spokane and Spokane Transit Authority are jointly seeking funding to provide multimodal transportation improvements along transit route 94 Millwood/East Central.
This multi-agency application for a Reconnecting Communities and Neighborhoods (RCN) grant seeks funding to reconnect communities along Interstate 90 disproportionately burdened by transportation infrastructure. The impacted area runs along 5th and 8th Avenues between Spokane’s Liberty Park and Spokane Valley’s Edgecliff Park.
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STA Route 94 - Multimodal Improvements (approximate limits)
Project Impacts
The portion of the proposed project area within the City of Spokane Valley extends from the western city limits at S. Havana Street, proceeds east along East 8th Avenue, and ends at Edgecliff Park, located at South Park Road and East 8th Avenue.
Edgecliff Park - 8th Ave and Park Rd.
Program Goals & Highlights
Improve access
Equitable development
Reconnect divided communities
No required local match
Project Elements
New/improved sidewalks
Bicycle facilities and pathways
Crossing improvements
Transit access upgrades
Lighting and environmental upgrades
Multimodal street and intersection upgrades serving an existing transit route from the downtown plaza to the future park and ride at I-90 and Argonne Road. Actual limits of the proposed improvements are to be determined, but primarily focus on 5th and 8th Avenues.
Full-width street improvements along 8th Avenue are anticipated within the City of Spokane Valley’s limits, which may include: •Bike lanes. • Sidewalk bulb outs with marked/unmarked/signalized crossings. • Transit stop upgrades. •Potential for intersection improvements at Carnahan, Thierman and Park Roads.