Kinnaman Road (198th Avenue to 209th Avenue)

The Reeds Crossing project will install a traffic signal at the 209th Avenue and Kinnaman Road intersection. While this is not a County project, we have been in close contact with the Reeds Crossing project team; the traffic signal is likely to be built in 2024 or 2025.

It is likely that a combination left turn and through travel lane to meet the immediate traffic needs in the area. The Reeds Crossing team will also stripe crosswalks across 209th Avenue as part of their project.

We are working with Clean Water Services to see if their project can be installed at the same time, or if their project will happen later. We will have more information about this at the second open house.

We will work with our traffic engineering team to determine what traffic calming measures we can include.

That will depend on which sidewalk option we are directed to use. We will have more information at our second open house.

Our lighting designer is still examining options. We will have more detail to share on lighting type proposed for this project at the next stage of design, when we reach 60% completion. We will host a second open house at that time.

Our Kinnaman Road improvements are designed to tie into the 209th Avenue Project.

The amount of right-of-way we would need to acquire to add separated sidewalks on both sides of the street would have large impacts on some property owners.

We considered this location, however our traffic analysis and coordination with the school found that 205th Avenue and Stoddard Street would be the best place for a crosswalk with a flashing beacon.