SR 9 - SR 522 to 212th St. SE - SR 524 - Stage 1B and 2 - Complete May 2008

Quarterly Project Report Update for Quarter Ending September 2004

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
Project not yet advertised or awarded.

Recent Progress
Acquisition of Right of Way parcels by the real estate consultant continues with good progress.  The design team and environmental specialists have completed the specialized reports that are included in the environmental permit application.  The permit application was submitted to the Multi Agency Permit Team on August 30, 2004.  Our public information effort is underway with another open house scheduled for late September.

Design Construction Impacts

The design team continues to monitor progress on the time critical activities of permit applications and Right of  Way acquisition.  As mentioned in the last report, the design team has prepared alternative construction sequences in order to respond to any potential delays that might come from these activities.  Coordination with adjoining utility companies is ongoing, as well as our continuing efforts with Snohomish County and the Brightwater Treatment Plant design teams.

Environmental Impacts / Compliance

No significant impacts.  This project will meet all applicable permit requirements and avoid any stream or wetland impacts where possible or mitigate for the impact through the creation or enhancement of new wetlands.

This project will construct storm water facilities to treat for quality and quantity.  Construction will incorporate use of temporary erosion control measures to minimize impacts.

Impacts to Traffic
Construction will start in the summer of 2005.  Traffic will experience narrower lanes and shoulders, slower speeds and occasional stopped traffic in construction work zones during the daytime.  Also, some night and weekend lane and roadway closures may occur during the construction period.  All 4 lanes should be open to traffic by Summer 2007.

Project Milestones Scheduled Attained Milestone Outlook
PE: Start Date  June 1996 June 1996  Project design is underway.
RW: Certification Date February 2005   Right of Way purchase underway.  Consultant firm retained to assist in timely delivery.
EN: Environmental Approval February 2005 Recent dicovery of fish bearing stream and additional wetlands in the project vicinity delayed the submittal of the environmental pemit application. The permit application and discipline reports were finalized and submitted to the Multi Agency Permit Team 0n 8/30/2004. The short time remaining before the advertisement date continues to be a concern and may cause the current ad date to be delayed.
AD: Planned Ad Date February 2005
OT: Open to Traffic June 2007
Project Cost Summary: Dollars in
millions
Percent
of Total

Planned vs. Actual Expenditures
(Total Project Cost)
Project Expenditure Chart

Preliminary Engineering $3.9m 11.9 %
Right-of-Way $5.4 m 16.5 %
Construction $23.4 m 71.6%
Funded Project Costs $32.7 m 100 %

Nickel funds included in above costs

$29.5 m 90.2 %

2005 Transportation Partnership Account

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

Sharif Shaklawun, WSDOT Project Engineer @ (206) 440-4272 Or E-mail: Shaklas@wsdot.wa.gov