Eastgate/I-90 Land Use and Transportation Project
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The City of Bellevue will evaluate land use and transportation alternatives for the Eastgate/I-90 regional employment corridor to help ensure the area continues to attract and retain employers, provides a mix of services to surrounding neighborhoods and serves as a vibrant and significant contributor to Bellevue’s economic health in the coming decades.
The major focus of this project is the commercial area fronting I-90, one of the city’s major employment centers, containing approximately 18 percent of the city’s total employment. The study area is generally bounded by I-405 to the west, Southeast 26th Street to the north, 161st Avenue Southeast to the east, and Southeast 38th Street to the south, along with an extension east to the Lakemont Boulevard interchange. It includes portions of the Eastgate, Factoria and Richards Valley subareas.

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