WSDOT - SR 9 - SR 522 TO 212TH ST SE - SR 524 - STAGE 1B and 2 - December 2007 Quarterly Project Report

SR 9 - SR 522 to 212th St. SE - SR 524 - Stage 1B and 2 - Complete May 2008
*Quarterly Project Report Update for Quarter Ending December 2007*

Project Title & Location SR 9 – SR 522 to 212th St. SE; Widening (Stages 1b & 2), North Woodinville	Project Description This project adds lanes and enhances safety on 1.8 miles of congested state highway.
Contractor/Consultant Wilder Construction of Everett.
Recent Progress Installed and Paved Raised Median Islands. Striped Majority of Project. Finished Wall 1 Construction Finished Wall 1 A Construction Placed Majority of Traffic Loops Permanent Signal at 228th ST SE. Installed Signal Bridge at SR524
Design Construction Impacts The recent clear all agreement settled all major issues. There are some minor cost issues that are not part of the clear all agreement. The following construction issue that may have some cost and schedule impacts: 1. Due to the closure hour restriction on the newly open lanes, there may be some cost and schedule impacts to perform the remaining work. 2. The traffic control in the contract plans does not provide protection to the travel public or worker. New traffic control plans will restrict the contractor and may have cost and schedule impacts.
Environmental Impacts / Compliance Minimum impacts for the remaining work	Impacts to Traffic Four lanes are open to the public on SR9. Ramp and lane closures are still needed for the remaining work.

Project Milestones	Scheduled	Attained	Milestone Outlook
PE: Start Date	June 1996	June 1996	Project design is complete.
RW: Certification Date	* February 2005	May 2005	* The r/w certification has been completed and the project has been advertised for bids.
EN: Environmental Approval	* February 2005	April 2005	* All Environmental permits have been acquired
AD: Planned Ad Date	* February 2005	May 2005
OT: Open to Traffic	* January 2008		Lanes on SR9 are opened to the public. The SR9 to WB SR522 ramp is the only major item remaining.

Project Cost Summary:	Dollars in millions	Percent of Total	Planned vs. Actual Expenditures (Total Project Cost)
Preliminary Engineering	$4.5 m	11.2%
Right-of-Way	$6.0 m	14.9 %
Construction	$29.8 m	73.9%
Funded Project Costs	$40.3 m	100 %

Nickel funds included in above costs	$35.7 m	88.6 %
2005 Transportation Partnership Account

For more information, go to www.wsdot.wa.gov/projects

John Chi, WSDOT Project Engineer @ (425) 489.5402 Or E-mail: chij@wsdot.wa.gov