The City of Kirkland is planning to begin design in late July on a $2.16 million stormwater improvement project that will replace storm pipes, culverts and catch basins. The project will also stabilize an eroding drainage ditch with a rip-rap culvert crossing along Northeast 117th Place.
This capital project is the second of two projects Kirkland planned to reduce flooding potential on Goat Hill.
The City plans to hire a team of consulting engineers in late July to design the project. Design will continue until early 2023, when the City plans to hire a contractor to implement the design. Construction will continue through summer and early fall of 2023.