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Refresh the southern approach
WSDOT lists the northbound I-5 off-ramp to SR 529 and the SR 529 on-ramp to southbound I-5 as open, along with the interchange’s roundabout. If your move approaches Marysville from Everett or Seattle, ask the driver to compare that connection with the route to your exact entrance. Share a current location pin rather than an old set of exit instructions. Check traffic again before departure; a completed improvement does not establish today’s lane availability or promise an arrival time.
WSDOT: I-5 and SR 529 corridor and interchange improvements ↗02
Keep proposed northern exits out of your directions
WSDOT describes its 156th Street NE interchange project as planning work, with no construction at this stage. The project page identifies I-5/SR 531 at 172nd Street NE as the main access point for north Marysville and Smokey Point. If your new address is in that part of the area, have the mover verify the available exit and final street sequence. Do not turn a proposed interchange shown in a planning document into delivery directions. Compare the truck’s approach with the entrance you can actually use.
WSDOT: I-5 156th Street interchange planning ↗03
Define the loading footprint before asking the city
Marysville’s Engineering Services handles right-of-way permits and transportation matters. Start with a sketch showing the vehicle, ramp or liftgate, staging area, and the walking path past your property. If any part extends beyond private property, ask the city which rules or approvals apply to that exact location and activity. Separately, check building or association arrangements with the person managing your move. A wide driveway or open curb is useful only after the driver confirms clearance, safe access, and enough working room.
City of Marysville: Engineering Services ↗
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