Utility Upgrade Project Underway on Seven Mile Road, Spokane County
A utility upgrade on Seven Mile Road began with the closure of the road for sewer and water line expansion, expected to conclude with road replacement by August 31. This project, initiated in 2007, seeks to accommodate the growing residential community and enhance infrastructure connectivity to Spokane's sewage system.
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Seven Mile Road is currently closed to facilitate the installation of main sewer and water lines into Spokane County's urban growth area, with completion and full-width road replacement anticipated by August 31. The project is crucial for connecting the expanding Seven Mile residential community to the city of Spokane’s sewage infrastructure, with a regional pump station planned to serve several nearby communities and manage wastewater effectively.
Traffic congestion is expected during the closure, with Old Trails and Inland roads designated as alternate routes. Spokane County and the city of Spokane collaborated on the project, which is part of Spokane's Six-Year Comprehensive Sewer Program, aimed at enhancing infrastructure to meet future demands. Community members will need to adjust access routes to Riverside State Park during construction, although alternate trailheads remain available.
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