2019 Projects
West Side Highway Slide RepairProject Limits: Milepost 2.50 to 2.80 Federal Classification: Rural Major Collector (07) Project Description: Stabilize the roadway embankment in the vicinity of existing ground movement. Basis for Project: Earth movement in the embankment above the roadway has the potential to damage the roadway as it continues to move. Funding: Project funding includes $93,400 Federal Grants, $0 State Grants and $22,600 County Funds for a total of $116,000. Schedule: Construction is complete. Contact: Chris Andrews, Project Manager / Engineer, (360) 577 – 3030. | |
Goble Creek Loop North Slide RepairProject Limits: Mileposts 0.49 to 0.55 Federal Classification: Rural Local Access (09) Project Description: Relocate section of road to avoid existing landslide area. Basis for Project: The existing roadway has been damaged and requires frequent maintenance (placement of additional gravel or pavement patching) due to earth movement. The roadway is going to be relocated due to its position relative to Goble Creek. Funding: Project funding includes $135,000 Federal Grants, $22,500 State Grants, and $31,500 Local Road Funds for a total of $189,000. Schedule: Construction is complete. Contact: Chris Andrews, Project Manager / Engineer, (360) 577-3030 | |
Ross Road Slide RepairProject Limits: Mileposts 0.21 to 0.33 Federal Classification: Rural Local Access (09) Project Description: This project will stabilize the roadway embankment by rerouting drainage away from the unstable slope, installing a rock buttress, and reconstructing the travel lane. Basis for Project: The existing roadway edge has begun to slide downhill along the southern edge due to a minor landslide accelerated by discharge of drainage to the slope. This accelerated movement occurred during the December 2015 storm event. Funding: Project funding includes $162,500 Federal grants, $27,300 State Grants, and $32,200 Local Road Funds for a total of $222,000. Schedule: Construction is complete. Contact: Chris Andrews, Project Manager / Engineer, (360) 577 - 3030 | |
Bunker Hill Slide RepairProject Limits: Milepost 0.03 to 0.05 Federal Classification: Rural Local Access (09) Project Description: This project will repair the damaged portion of the roadway embankment by installing a rock buttress and reconstructing the damaged portion of the roadway. Basis for Project: The roadway embankment was damaged by rainfall in December of 2015 and continues to slide downhill. The damage includes a portion of the traveled way and is currently maintained as gravel. Funding: Project funding includes $120,000 Federal Grants, $20,000 State Grants and $25,000 Local Road Funds for a total of $165,000. Schedule: Construction is complete. Contact: Chris Andrews, Project Manager / Engineer, (360) 577 – 3030 | |
Goble Creek Loop Road North Slide Repair No. 2Project Limits: Milepost 0.58 to 0.62 Federal Classification: Rural Local Access (09) Project Description: Relocate existing roadway away from the steep slope created by embankment damage. Basis for Project: Existing embankment is sliding and has undermined the existing roadway. The embankment slope is unstable and to stabilize the embankment would include working in Goble Creek making it a difficult project to permit environmentally. Funding: Project funding includes $101,200 Federal Grants, $16,900 State Grants and $26,900 Local Road funds for a total of $145,000. Schedule: Construction is complete. Contact: Chris Andrews, Project Manager / Engineer, (360) 577 - 3030 | |
Sauer Road Slide RepairProject Limits: Milepost 1.07 to 1.10 Federal Classification: Rural Local Access (09) Project Description: To repair the roadway embankment, loose material will be removes, a soldier pile wall with tie backs will be constructed and the roadway surface restores. In addition guardrail will be added. Basis for Project: The existing roadway embankment was damaged in the December 2015 rain event and if not repaired will eventually undermine both travel lanes. Funding: Project funding includes $510,000 Federal Grants, $85,000 State Grants and $90,000 Local Road Funds for a total of $685,000. Schedule: Scheduled for construction in 2020. Contact: Roger Maurer, Project Engineer / Manager, (360) 577 - 3030 |