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Schedule slide 3<br />

Rail Delivery slide 4<br />

Rail Installation slide 5<br />

Inbound/Outbound Track Installed to Date slide 6<br />

OCS Foundations slide 7<br />

Water, Stormwater and Sewer Work slide 8<br />

Electrical Work slide 9<br />

Street Improvements slide 10<br />

Paving slide 11<br />

Maintenance Facility slide 12<br />

Contact Info slide 13


You are here.<br />

Note: Schedule<br />

may be adjusted<br />

as project moves<br />

forward


Rail was delivered in 60’ segments.<br />

Preparing<br />

rail for<br />

welding<br />

on<br />

S.<br />

Jackson<br />

Street<br />

Rail was<br />

welded on<br />

site into<br />

300 ft.<br />

“strings”


Step 1 The old road is removed to a depth of<br />

about 18”, then an aggregate base is graded and<br />

leveled.<br />

Step 2<br />

Track and<br />

rebar are<br />

installed.<br />

Step 3<br />

Concrete<br />

forms are<br />

set up<br />

Some of the rail was pre-curved at the factory before being shipped to <strong>Seattle</strong>.<br />

Here it is being installed at the corner of Broadway and Yesler Way.<br />

Step 4<br />

Concrete<br />

is poured<br />

and<br />

finished


February 2013<br />

1,492 ft.<br />

of paved<br />

track were<br />

completed<br />

in February.<br />

14,652 ft.<br />

(out of a total of<br />

28,000 ft.) have been<br />

installed to date!


Overhead Contact Systems (OCS) are the<br />

overhead lines used to transmit electrical energy from<br />

the energy supply point to the streetcar<br />

Step 1<br />

To construct a<br />

foundation for the<br />

OCS pole, an auger is<br />

used to bore a hole<br />

about 20 ft. deep.<br />

Step 3<br />

Rebar and<br />

base for the<br />

pole are<br />

inserted.<br />

Completed<br />

OCS pole<br />

foundation<br />

Step 2<br />

Concrete is<br />

poured.


Filterra vault<br />

installation at S.<br />

Jackson near Rainier<br />

Ave. S.<br />

<strong>Seattle</strong><br />

Public<br />

Utilities<br />

(SPU)<br />

makes a<br />

core<br />

tap at 2 nd<br />

and S.<br />

Jackson<br />

Filterra Bioretention<br />

Systems treat urban<br />

runoff, before it enters<br />

the stormwater<br />

system, by removing<br />

suspended solids,<br />

zinc, copper and oil.<br />

Repairing a<br />

6” side<br />

sewer near<br />

Pike and<br />

Broadway<br />

Water line installation at 12 th and S. Jackson


<strong>Seattle</strong> City<br />

Light (SCL)<br />

electrical<br />

duct<br />

bank at 2 nd<br />

and S.<br />

Jackson<br />

SCL’s precurved<br />

steel<br />

conduits<br />

emerge from<br />

duct bank at<br />

2 nd and S.<br />

Jackson.<br />

Excavation for SCL’s duct bank at 2 nd and S. Jackson<br />

Electrical<br />

conduits are a<br />

piping system<br />

used for<br />

protection and<br />

routing of<br />

electrical<br />

wiring.


Finishing the concrete lane on Yesler at Broadway<br />

Pouring concrete roadway on Yesler at Broadway<br />

Pouring new<br />

westbound<br />

curb lane on<br />

S. Jackson<br />

between 5th<br />

and 6th


Asphalt paving installation<br />

between the tracks on Broadway between Marion and<br />

Madison


Erecting the building’s steel frame<br />

Pouring the slab for the foundation<br />

This month a slab foundation was<br />

poured and work was begun to<br />

erect the steel frame of the<br />

building.<br />

The Maintenance and Operations Facility<br />

This is where the system’s operations personnel will be<br />

located and the cars will be stored and maintained.


Learn more about the <strong>First</strong> <strong>Hill</strong> <strong>Streetcar</strong><br />

project by visiting the project website, by signing<br />

up for email updates, and by contacting us:<br />

206-257-2121<br />

seattle.streetcar@seattle.gov<br />

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