6th St Warren Ave to Pacific Ave Pavement Preservation (Phase II)

PROJECT UPDATE (September 8, 2021)

Starting 9/14/21 the City’s Contractor will begin physical construction for the 6th St Pavement Preservation Phase II Project. For those traveling in this area there will be construction related impacts including restriction of travel lanes and parking in order to perform the work. Driveway accesses to residences and businesses will be maintained as much as practicable throughout construction. If there are questions or concerns, please contact the Project Engineer listed in the contact sect

PROJECT STATUS

The City has been offered a United States Surface Transportation Program (STP) Grant through the Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) to construct a grind and overlay of 6th Street between Warren Avenue and Pacific Avenue. The grant amount is $877,873 and requires a City match of $147,127. The project also includes watermain replacement, reconstruction of non-compliant ADA curb ramps and permanent acquisition of ROW within the project area; this work is $40,000 and covered with City funding. Total project cost is $1,767,305. Total City cost is $899,432. KPFF is the design consultant and the City has awarded the construction contract to Miles Resources Inc. who was the lowest responsive bidder.

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Pavement Preservation of 6th Street between Warren Avenue and Pacific Avenue. The grant funded work includes grinding and overlay, pavement markings, new signal poles and masts, and other related street improvements. The project includes reconstruction of non-compliant ADA ramps within the project area. Non-grant funded work includes watermain replacement.

Total estimated cost = $1,727,305.00
STP Grant = $877,873
City Match = $147,127
City Utility Replacement Costs = $626,178
Additional permanent ROW that may be needed, and procured by the City = $40,000