International Way Grade Separation Project

International Way provides access to the Port's administrative office, the Port's tenants' facilities and neighboring industries and currently requires passing through an at-grade rail crossing. At this intersection, rail traffic occasionally disrupts vehicle traffic entering or exiting Port property. Congestion in the area is expected to increase as the Port continues to grow.

The Port recently completed a transportation analysis to better inform infrastructure investments and prepare for anticipated growth. The study identified the need for an overpass as the Port continues to expand. Building an overpass will improve traffic flows that benefit freight mobility, ensure access for emergency services and provide a safe route for vehicular traffic.

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PROJECT ALTERNATIVES:

To view the three alternatives presented at the Port's public open house on February 23, use the left and right tabs below:

Alternative 1:

Aligns to the west of the existing center line of International Way. 

Alternative One

Alternative 2:

Aligns with the existing center line of International Way.

Alternative Two

Alternative 3:

Aligns to the east of the existing center line of International Way.

Alternative Three