Completed Downtown Projects

Wayne Curve


Wayne Curve: The western gateway to Bothell along SR 522 broke ground in 2010 was completed in 2012, improving traffic flow and transit routes.

SR 522 Phase IIA: Extending east from the western border of Bothell and meeting up to the improvements to Wayne Curve that were completed in 2012, Phase “IIA” of the project was started in 2012 and completed in 2015.
Wayne Curve

Multiway Boulevard 


Multiway Boulevard Phase 1: The first phase of the Multiway Boulevard transformed the look and function of Bothell Way from the new section of SR 522 north to Reder Way.

Multiway Boulevard Phases 2 and 3: Multiway Boulevard uses medians to separate through traffic lanes from local access traffic lanes. Its design balances competing needs for roadway capacity, local access, street parking, urban density, and pedestrian comfort.

When both sides of a street are designed this way, it is a multiway boulevard. Phases 2 and 3 of this project were completed in October 2016. 

Crossroads SR 522 Realignment

Horse Creek

The existing Horse Creek pipe was replaced with a hybrid open-channel/culvert system along 98th Ave NE. The system is designed to carry water flows exceeding the 100 year storm event and meet the fish passage criteria established by the State Department of Fish and Wildlife. The project begins at NE 188th St, north of Pop Keeney Field, and extends along 98th Ave NE to the Sammamish River. The stream is within an open channel south of the realigned SR 522. The project started in July 2014 and was completed in October 2016.



Crowd at Horse Creek Ribbon-Cutting (JPG)

Private Development - McMenamins


Private Development - McMenamins: Development completed in October 2015 for a hotel, restaurants, pub, movie theater and more at the McMenamins Anderson School Building.  
Private Development - McMenamins

Private Development - Six Oaks


Private Development - Six Oaks:  Adjacent to the Anderson Building property, Six Oaks is open and leasing units.  The development is managed by Main Street Property Group LLC and includes 203 apartments and 6,300 square feet of ground floor retail.  Amaro Bistro and BECU have both opened for business.
Private Development - Six Oaks

Private Development – The 104


Private Development – The 104: Developed by Main Street Property Group, The 104 is located at the intersection of 104th Avenue Northeast and Northeast 185th Street. The 104 opened in 2013.
Private Development - The 104

Private Development - Village at Beardslee Crossing


Private Development - Village at Beardslee Crossing: Close to the UWB/Cascadia Community College Campus, the Village at Beardslee Crossing completed the first phase in early 2014 and is now open.  The mixed-use project will ultimately provide approximately 450 apartments and over 53,0000 square feet of retail space.
Private Development - Village at Beardslee Crossing

City Hall


City Hall: The new building replaced the old City Hall which was built in 1938 and provides a cornerstone for the future City Center. Bothell's new City Hall opened in October 2015, featuring a Town Hall, meeting rooms, and a 254-stall parking garage. Located in the heart of downtown, the multi-use campus is a key element of the city's downtown revitalization plan
City Hall

Main Street Enhancement

The entire streetscape of Main Street from building-front to building-front – approximately 60 feet in total width – included the following special elements and features:

  • Wide pedestrian-friendly sidewalks
  • Gathering areas/public spaces
  • Street character and business visibility
  • High-visibility crosswalks
  • Traffic calming measures
  • Flexible use zones

Replacing and updating downtown amenities and urban elements, such as street lighting, landscaping, benches, trash receptacles, wayfinding signage, and bicycle racks brighten and bolster the economic health of this unique and historic commerce district. This project was completed in April 2018.

People at the Main Street Ribbon Cutting