8th Street Paving Project

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The City of Port Angeles is currently developing improvements for the 8th Street corridor from Lincoln Street to “A” Street. This corridor is one of the City’s most active arterials and supports all models of transportation including vehicles, transit, pedestrians, bicyclists, and freight. It is a key transportation route for the City and improvements are necessary for all modes of transportation. The 8th Street Paving Project improvements will include the removal and replacement of existing asphalt along 8th Street between Lincoln and “A” Streets as well as resurfacing of the 8th Street bridges to extend the service life of both. This work includes reconfiguration of driving lanes to include new bike lanes in both the East and West directions to connect to the bike lanes installed as part of the Lincoln Street Safety project and the existing bike lanes along the 8th Street bridges. Pedestrian routes will be upgraded with the replacement of existing sidewalk curb ramps to meet current Americans with Disability Act (ADA) standards. New Accessible Pedestrian Signal buttons will be installed at the intersections of Cherry and Pine Streets in addition to the relocation of existing push buttons.