View entire map. This paving project on SR 28 from milepost 27.73 to 36.57 and SR 281 from milepost 10.00 to 10.55, is located in Grant County.
View entire image. SR 28 looking east from downtown Quincy.
View entire image. Sidewalk ramps will be brought up to current ADA standards.
Project Facts
- This project will repave 8.84 miles of SR 28 and 0.55 miles of SR 281.
- Safety improvements include guardrail updating, restriping, and rumble strips.
- Sidewalk ramps throughout the project will be upgraded to current ADA standards.
Spring 2008
This project is currently in the design stage. It is scheduled to be advertised for private contractor bids on September 29th, 2008. Construction is planned for summer of 2009.
This roadway preservation project repaves 8.84 miles of SR 28 and 0.55 miles of SR 281. The project starts west of the City of Quincy, ending at Winchester.
Why is WSDOT
paving and improving this section of SR 28 and SR 281.
These sections are in need of pavement restoration due to the deterioration of the existing asphalt. The roadway is being improved with stronger asphalt to handle the increasing amount of traffic. Spot safety and drainage items may also be incorporated to improve the overall performance of the roadway.
The End Result
This project will restore the structural integrity of the pavement. It will also improve safety by installing high visibility striping, installing rumble strips, and updating guardrail. Sidewalk ramps throughout the project will be upgraded to current American's with Disabilities Act standards.
Project Benefits
- Extends roadway life
- Improves safety
- Provides a smoother driving surface
What is the project timeline?
Advertisement for bids is scheduled for September 29th, 2008. Construction is planned for the summer of 2009.
Public Involvement
Your thoughts and opinions are important to us. If you have any comments or questions please contact the project engineering office listed below.
Environmental Protection
All environmental laws and guidelines are being followed.
Please visit the WSDOT Environmental
Services Web site for more information.
Increasing safety is one of our priorities
Besides the safety benefits of the project itself, safety for the public and the construction workers is paramount while the work is underway. Both a comprehensive traffic control plan and a work zone safety plan are being prepared to protect travelers and construction workers.
Will this project impact tribal resources?
No cultural or archeological impacts have been identified. WSDOT adresses the concerns of tribal nations using the process outlined in Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act and the WSDOT Tribal Consultation Policy adopted in 2003 by the Transportation Commission as part of the WSDOT Centennial Accord Plan.
Financial Information
This project is funded from the following sources:
- Pre-Existing Gas Tax - $3.69 million
How can I get more information?
Contact:
Mike Fleming, Project Engineer
WSDOT North Central Region
P.O. Box 98
Wenatchee, WA 98807
Phone: (509) 667-2870 or
toll free (888) 461-8816
E-mail: fleminm@wsdot.wa.gov
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