Marysville Sound

Transportation · Feb 9, 2026

Marysville council scheduled to consider accepting 53rd and 61st intersection and shared-use path project

In materials published ahead of the Feb. 9, 2026 meeting, the Marysville City Council was scheduled to consider accepting the 53rd and 61st Intersection and Shared-Use Path Improvements Project, a step that would start a 60-day lien filing period for closeout 1.

What the records say

In materials published ahead of the Feb. 9, 2026 meeting, the Marysville City Council was scheduled to consider a motion to authorize the Mayor to accept the 53rd and 61st Intersection and Shared-Use Path Improvements Project 1. The project added a new traffic signal system, channelization improvements, ADA improvements, and a shared-use path on 53rd Avenue NE between 61st Street NE and 64th Street NE, providing a trail connection to Jennings Park 1. City staff and consultant R&E inspected the work and found it physically complete in accordance with approved plans and specifications, and staff recommended council acceptance for closeout 1. The proposed motion stated that acceptance would start a 60-day lien filing period for project closeout 1.

  • The council was scheduled to consider authorizing the Mayor to accept the 53rd and 61st Intersection and Shared-Use Path Improvements Project.
  • The project added a new traffic signal system, channelization improvements, ADA improvements, and a shared-use path on 53rd Avenue NE between 61st and 64th Street NE, connecting to Jennings Park.
  • City staff and consultant R&E found the work physically complete, and staff recommended acceptance for closeout.
  • Acceptance would start a 60-day lien filing period for project closeout.
  • The project was completed at a cost of $1,914,185.06, below its total allocation of $2,017,100, with federal, state, and city funding.

Why it matters

The project's reported physical completion means the new traffic signal, ADA upgrades, and the shared-use path to Jennings Park were reported done, with the proposed acceptance beginning the city's closeout process and opening a 60-day window for lien claims 1. The available records do not establish the meeting's outcome 1.

What changed / what's next

  • The project was reported as physically complete, and the proposed acceptance would begin the 60-day lien filing period for closeout 1.
  • The available records do not establish the meeting's outcome; whether the council authorized acceptance and when the lien period began is not shown in the supplied packet 1.