Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Project Will Replace Approximately 1.75 Miles of Rural Roadway With a Multimodal, Complete Street Throughout Which Includes, But Is Not Limited to, Stormwater Improvements, Utility Relocations, Curb/gutter Installations, New Pavement With 11' Lanes Plus 4' Paved Shoulders for Bicycles, New 5' Sidewalk on the South Side and a 10' Shared Use Path of the North Side, Construction of a Roundabout at the Intersection of 31 Road to Replace the Current Two-way Stop Configuration, Upgrade Transit Stops With Concrete Pads and Benches, Replacement of an Aging Culvert and Pedestrian Bridge Over the Lewis Wash With a Widened Box Culvert, and Replacement of the Highline Canal Bridge to Accommodate Ada Access.
Committed
$3.2 Million
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