I-5 and SR 9 Work Continues Near Bellingham

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  Southbound I-5 near Chuckanut Creek will use a temporary bypass until 5 a.m. Friday“Southbound I-5 will use a temporary, two-lane bypass road near Chuckanut Creek (milepost 247) south of Bellingham until 5 a.m. Friday, Sept. 18.”
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  The temporary bypass for Southbound I-5 near Chuckanut Creek will be in place until Sept. 18“Southbound I-5 will use a temporary, two-lane bypass road near Chuckanut Creek (milepost 247) south of Bellingham until 5 a.m. Friday, Sept. 18.”
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  Lane reductions for Southbound I-5 near Chuckanut Creek will start Thursday evening“Southbound I-5 will use a temporary, two-lane bypass road near Chuckanut Creek (milepost 247) south of Bellingham until 5 a.m. Friday, Sept. 18. People traveling through the area should expect lane reductions and rolling slowdowns beginning at 8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 17, while crews switch traffic back to mainline.”
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  Northbound I-5 will use a temporary bypass around the clock through October“Northbound I-5 will use a temporary, two-lane bypass road near Chuckanut Creek (milepost 247) south of Bellingham around the clock through October.”
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  The temporary bypass for Northbound I-5 is for fish passage construction“Northbound I-5 will use a temporary, two-lane bypass road near Chuckanut Creek (milepost 247) south of Bellingham around the clock through October. With traffic off northbound I-5, crews will install a new fish passable structure.”
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  Both projects are part of the I-5 Tributaries projectNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  SR 9 will alternate traffic over Klein Ditch bridge until further notice“009 [12 mi from Bellingham]: Northbound and southbound SR 9 traffic will alternate over Klein Ditch bridge (milepost 87) south of Hopewell Road around the clock to inspect the bridge deck until further notice. Loads wider than 14 feet are not permitted over the bridge.”
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  There are width restrictions for vehicles over 14 feet on SR 9“Loads wider than 14 feet are not permitted over the bridge.”
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  A paving project on SR 9 between Park Road and Doran Road will cause alternating traffic“Northbound and southbound SR 9 traffic will alternate from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 17, from Park Road to Doran Road (mileposts 68 to 69) as part of a paving project in Whatcom County. Expect delays and follow instructions from signs and workers in the area.”
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  The alternating traffic on SR 9 between Park Road and Doran Road will be from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.“Northbound and southbound SR 9 traffic will alternate from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 17, from Park Road to Doran Road (mileposts 68 to 69) as part of a paving project in Whatcom County. Expect delays and follow instructions from signs and workers in the area.”
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  The alternating traffic on SR 9 between Park Road and Doran Road is on Sept. 17“Northbound and southbound SR 9 traffic will alternate from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 17, from Park Road to Doran Road (mileposts 68 to 69) as part of a paving project in Whatcom County. Expect delays and follow instructions from signs and workers in the area.”
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  The work on SR 9 is part of a larger project to repave SR 9 and SR 547 in Whatcom County“This work is part of a project <a href="https://wsdot.wa.gov/construction-planning/search-projects/sr-9-park-road-vicinity-and-sr-547-saar-creek-sumas-river-paving">repaving sections of SR 9 and SR 547</a> in Whatcom County.”