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Mobility and Infrastructure

Introduction

Project Financing

Wilburton Connections
	120th Avenue Northeast Widening Stage 1
	Northeast Fourth Street Extension
	Northeast Sixth Street Extension
	Northeast Fifth Street Neighborhood Traffic Plan

Bel-Red Projects
	120th Avenue Northeast Widening Stages 2 and 3
	Northeast 15th/16th Street

Public Involvement

Project Financing

The Mobility and Infrastructure Initiative funds high-priority infrastructure needs that are not paid for through the city’s seven-year spending blueprint for capital projects, called the Capital Investment Program Plan.

The Wilburton area east of downtown. Photo by David Johanson Vasquez/Big Picture

The City Council has identified several possible financial strategies to generate revenue for the projects, estimated to cost approximately $299 million over 10 years.

Among those strategies are property taxes, transportation impact fees, state and federal grants, incentive zoning, right of way dedications, new tax revenue generated as a result of the projects, and local improvement districts or LIDs. LIDs in Bellevue: Frequently Asked Questions offers more details.

Background Material

Ordinance 5993-B - LID Formation
LID Boundary Map (Mar. 7, 2011)
Preliminary Assessment Role
LID hearing examiner findings, conclusions (Nov. 18, 2010)
LID Formation Benefits Report (September 2010)
LID Feasibility Analysis Report (June 2010)
Wilburton Connections project cost estimates (pie chart, Dec. 2010)
Steps to creating an LID (open house display, May 2010)

Contact Information

Transportation Department
450 110th Ave. NE
P.O. Box 90012
Bellevue, WA 98009
Contact: Eric Miller, Capital Programming Manager
Phone: 425-452-6146
E-mail: emiller@bellevuewa.gov