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09-11 Programmed Transportation Projects (All phases and funding), Washington State Department of TransportationIdentification_Information Data_Quality_Information Spatial_Data_Organization_Information Spatial_Reference_Information Entity_and_Attribute_Information Distribution_Information Metadata_Reference_Information Identification InformationSection Index
Publication Date: 4/1/08 Title: 09-11 Programmed Transportation Projects (All phases and funding), Washington State Department of Transportation Edition: 1.0 Geospatial Data Presentation Form: vector digital data Online Linkage: Server=ursaminor; Service=5151; Database=TransFeatures; User=base; Version=sde.DEFAULT
Other modes (Programs D, Q, Y and Z) projects were obtained from the TEIS list 08LEGFIN.
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Maintenance and Update Frequency: Irregular
East Bounding Coordinate: -116.880243 North Bounding Coordinate: 49.02293 South Bounding Coordinate: 45.516322
Theme Keyword: highway Theme Keyword: construction Theme Keyword: facilities Theme Keyword: traffic Theme Keyword: rail Theme Keyword: ferries Theme Keyword: local Theme Keyword: project
Place Keyword: Washington State Use Constraints:
The data is broken into Linear and Points. All linear project data can be shown using the MidARM point but as some point data is based on Latitude-Longitude it cannot be shown linearly. Bucket projects are not included in this data since they are not mappable.
Contact Organization: WSDOT Systems Analysis and Program Devleopment Contact Voice Telephone: 360-705-7434 Contact Electronic Mail Address: enricoc@wsdot.wa.gov Hours of Service: M-F 7:00 to 5:00 Security Information:
Data Quality InformationSection Index
Most projects contain LRS data and may be placed using LRS increasing or ramps. Others require use of X-Y placement.
Spatial Data Organization InformationSection Index
Point and Vector Object Information:
Point and Vector Object Count: 3542 Spatial Reference InformationSection Index
Lambert Conformal Conic:
Standard Parallel: 47.333333 Longitude of Central Meridian: -120.5 Latitude of Projection Origin: 45.333333 False Easting: 1640416.666667 False Northing: 0
Coordinate Representation:
Ordinate Resolution: 0.000893
Ellipsoid Name: Geodetic Reference System 80 Semi-major Axis: 6378137 Denominator of Flattening Ratio: 298.257222
Altitude Encoding Method: Explicit elevation coordinate included with horizontal coordinates Entity and Attribute InformationSection Index
Attribute Definition:
The beginning accumulated route mile point. ARM (accumulated route mile) is the actual length of a route from beginning to end, measured in 1/100th mile increments.
Attribute Definition:
Milepost is "The measure of a point along the length of a route in which the distance is measured as an accrual of mileage from the beginning of a route." Note that when individual state route were first given mileposts, the mileposts also measured an accrual of mileage from the beginning of the route. Over time as physical changes were made to some routes, the state route mileposts no longer measured the accumulated mileage from the route beginning. Rather than remileposting routes to reflect these physical changes, milepost equations and sometimes back miles were used instead.
Attribute Definition:
A narrative description of the work to be done.
Attribute Definition:
PRTY CATEGORY GRP SUBPGM CONSTR PRIORITY PROGRAMMING GROUP CATEGORY SUBPGM SEQ NUM BIEN SHORT NAME REQD MGR IND HISTORY DESCRIPTION PERCENT -------- ------ ------- ---- --------------- ---- ------ ------ ------- -------------------------- AA A1 1 1987 ROADWAY 4R Y SMGR Y C NONE 100.000 AB A1 2 1987 TRAF IMPR; MISC Y SMGR Y C NONE BA B1 5 1987 INT COMP OTHER N FMGR Y C NONE BB B1 6 1987 INT 4R MAJOR Y FMGR Y C NONE BC B1 7 1987 INT 4R RDWY Y FMGR Y C NONE BD B1 8 1987 INT 4R TRAF IMP Y FMGR Y C NONE BE B2 9 1987 INT COMP I90 N FMGR Y C NONE CA C1 3 1987 MAJ NON INT N SMGR Y C NONE DA D3 17 1987 PLANT CONST N PMGR H NONE 100.000 GA G1 4 1987 COM ECON REV BD N SMGR Y C NONE HA H1 10 1987 MAJ BRIDGE REPL Y FMGR Y C NONE HB H1 11 1987 BR REPL/REHAB Y FMGR Y C NONE HC H1 12 1987 BRIDGE OPER N FMGR Y C NONE RA R7 13 1987 100% REIMB N FMGR Y C NONE WA W4 14 1987 MARINE CONST N MMGR C NONE WB W4 15 1987 MARINE CONST N MMGR C NONE WC W4 16 1987 MARINE CONST N MMGR C NONE AA A1 1 1989 ROADWAY 4R Y SMGR Y C NONE AB A1 2 1989 TRAF IMPR; MISC Y SMGR Y C NONE BA B1 5 1989 INT COMP OTHER N FMGR Y C NONE BB B1 6 1989 INT 4R MAJOR Y FMGR Y C NONE BC B1 7 1989 INT 4R RDWY Y FMGR Y C NONE BD B1 8 1989 INT 4R TRAF IMP Y FMGR Y C NONE BE B2 9 1989 INT COMP I90 N FMGR Y C NONE CA C1 3 1989 MAJOR NON INT N SMGR Y C NONE DA D3 17 1989 PLANT CONST N PMGR H NONE 100.000 DA D4 18 1989 PLANT MAINT N PMGR H OTHER 100.000 GA G1 4 1989 COM ECON REV BD N SMGR Y C NONE HA H1 10 1989 MAJ BRIDGE REPL Y FMGR Y C NONE HB H1 11 1989 BR REPL/REHAB Y FMGR Y C NONE HC H1 12 1989 BRIDGE OPER N FMGR Y C NONE HD H2 12 1989 MAJ BRIDGE REPL Y FMGR Y C NONE RA R7 13 1989 100% REIMB N FMGR Y C NONE WA W4 14 1989 MARINE TERMINAL N MMGR C NONE WB W4 15 1989 MARINE VESSELS N MMGR C NONE WC W4 16 1989 MARINE OTHER N MMGR C NONE AA A1 1 1991 ROADWAY 4R Y SMGR Y C NONE AB A1 2 1991 TRAF IMPR; MISC Y SMGR Y C NONE BA B1 5 1991 INT COMP OTHER N FMGR Y C NONE BB B1 6 1991 INT 4R MAJOR Y FMGR Y C NONE BC B1 7 1991 INT 4R RDWY Y FMGR Y C NONE BD B1 8 1991 INT 4R TRAF IMP Y FMGR Y C NONE BE B2 9 1991 INT COMP I90 N FMGR Y C NONE CA C1 3 1991 MAJ NON INT N SMGR Y C NONE CB C2 3 1991 SPEC CAT C N SMGR Y C NONE CC C3 19 1991 BLAIR WATERWAY N SMGR Y C NONE DA D3 17 1991 PLANT CONST N PMGR H NONE 100.000 DA D4 18 1991 PLANT MAINT N PMGR H NONE 100.000 GA G1 4 1991 COM ECON REV BD N SMGR Y C NONE HA H1 10 1991 MAJ BRIDGE REPL Y FMGR Y C NONE HB H1 11 1991 BR REPL/REHAB Y FMGR Y C NONE HC H1 12 1991 BRIDGE OPER N FMGR Y C NONE HD H2 10 1991 MAJ BRIDGE REPL Y FMGR Y C NONE RA R7 13 1991 100% REIMB N FMGR Y C NONE WA W4 14 1991 MARINE TERMINAL N MMGR C NONE WB W4 15 1991 MARINE VESSELS N MMGR C NONE WC W4 16 1991 MARINE OTHER N MMGR C NONE AA A1 1 1993 ROADWAY 4R Y SMGR Y C NONE AB A1 2 1993 TRAF IMPR; MISC Y SMGR Y C NONE BA B1 5 1993 INT COMP OTHER N FMGR Y C NONE BB B1 6 1993 INT 4R MAJOR Y FMGR Y C NONE BC B1 7 1993 INT 4R RDWY Y FMGR Y C NONE BD B1 8 1993 INT 4R TRAF IMP Y FMGR Y C NONE BE B2 9 1993 INT COMP I90 N FMGR Y C NONE CA C1 3 1993 MAJOR NON INTER N SMGR Y C NONE CB C2 3 1993 SPEC CAT C N SMGR Y C NONE CC C3 19 1993 BLAIR WATERWAY N SMGR Y C NONE DA D3 17 1993 PLANT CONST N PMGR H NONE 100.000 DA D4 18 1993 PLANT MAINT N PMGR H NONE 100.000 GA G1 4 1993 COM ECON REV BD N SMGR Y C NONE HA H1 10 1993 MAJ BRIDGE REPL Y FMGR Y C NONE HB H1 10 1993 BR REPL/REHAB Y FMGR Y C NONE HC H1 10 1993 BRIDGE OPER N FMGR Y C NONE HD H2 10 1993 MAJ BRIDGE REPL Y FMGR Y C NONE RA R7 2 1993 100% REIMB N FMGR Y C OTHER 100.000 WA W4 14 1993 MARINE TERMINAL N MMGR C NONE WB W4 15 1993 MARINE VESSELS N MMGR C NONE WC W4 16 1993 MARINE OTHER N MMGR C NONE AA A1 1 1995 ROADWAY 4R Y SMGR Y C NONE AB A1 2 1995 TRAF IMPR; MISC Y SMGR Y C NONE BA B1 5 1995 INT COMP OTHER N FMGR Y C NONE BB B1 6 1995 INT 4R MAJOR Y FMGR Y C NONE BC B1 7 1995 INT 4R RDWY Y FMGR Y C NONE BD B1 8 1995 INT 4R TRAF IMP Y FMGR Y C NONE BE B2 9 1995 INT COMP I90 N FMGR Y C NONE CA C1 3 1995 MAJOR NON INTER N SMGR Y C NONE CB C2 3 1995 SPEC CAT C N SMGR Y C NONE CC C3 19 1995 BLAIR WATERWAY N SMGR Y C NONE DA D3 17 1995 PLANT CONST N PMGR H NONE 100.000 DA D4 18 1995 PLANT MAINT N PMGR H NONE 100.000 GA G1 4 1995 COM ECON REV BD N SMGR Y C NONE HA H1 10 1995 MAJ BRIDGE REPL Y FMGR Y C NONE HB H1 10 1995 BR REPL/REHAB Y FMGR Y C NONE HC H1 10 1995 BRIDGE OPER N FMGR Y C NONE HD H2 10 1995 MAJ BRIDGE REPL Y FMGR Y C NONE RA R7 2 1995 100% REIMB N FMGR Y C OTHER 100.000 WA W4 14 1995 MARINE TERMINAL N MMGR C NONE WB W4 15 1995 MARINE VESSELS N MMGR C NONE WC W4 16 1995 MARINE OTHER N MMGR C NONE AA A1 1 1997 ROADWAY 4R Y SMGR H NONE AB A1 2 1997 TRAF IMPR; MISC Y SMGR H NONE BA B1 5 1997 INT COMP OTHER N FMGR H NONE BB B1 6 1997 INT 4R MAJOR Y FMGR H NONE BC B1 7 1997 INT 4R RDWY Y FMGR H NONE BD B1 8 1997 INT 4R TRAF IMP Y FMGR H NONE BE B2 9 1997 INT COMP I90 N FMGR H NONE CA C1 3 1997 MAJOR NON INTER N SMGR H NONE CB C2 3 1997 SPEC CAT C N SMGR H NONE CC C3 19 1997 BLAIR WATERWAY N SMGR H NONE DA D3 17 1997 PLANT CONST N PMGR H OTHER 100.000 DA D4 18 1997 PLANT MAINT N PMGR H OTHER 100.000 GA G1 4 1997 COM ECON REV BD N SMGR H NONE HA H1 10 1997 MAJ BRIDGE REPL Y FMGR H NONE HB H1 10 1997 BR REPL/REHAB Y FMGR H NONE HC H1 10 1997 BRIDGE OPER N FMGR H NONE HD H2 10 1997 MAJ BRIDGE REPL Y FMGR H NONE IA I1 9 1997 URBAN MOBILITY N FMGR Y C URBAN MOBILE 100.000 IA I1 3 1997 URBAN MOBIL IMP N SMGR Y C URBAN MOBILE 100.000 IA I1 19 1997 URBAN MOBIL IMP N SMGR Y C URBAN MOBILE 100.000 IA I1 2 1997 URBAN MOBIL IMP N FMGR Y C URBAN MOBILE 100.000 IA I1 5 1997 URBAN MOBIL IMP N FMGR Y C URBAN MOBILE 100.000 IA I1 6 1997 URBAN MOBIL IMP Y FMGR Y C URBAN MOBILE 100.000 IB I1 8 1997 RURAL MOBIL IMP Y FMGR Y C RURAL MOBILE 100.000 IB I1 3 1997 RURAL MOBIL IMP N SMGR Y C RURAL MOBILE 100.000 IB I1 2 1997 RURAL MOBIL IMP N FMGR Y C RURAL MOBILE 100.000 IB I1 7 1997 RURAL MOBIL IMP Y FMGR Y C RURAL MOBILE 100.000 IB I1 5 1997 RURAL MOBIL IMP N FMGR Y C RURAL MOBILE 100.000 IB I1 6 1997 RURAL MOBIL IMP Y FMGR Y C RURAL MOBILE 100.000 IC I1 2 1997 BICYCLE/PED N FMGR Y C URBAN BICYCLE 100.000 IC I1 8 1997 BICYCLE/PED N FMGR Y C URBAN BICYCLE 100.000 ID I2 10 1997 SAFETY IMP/ACCT N FMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 ID I2 2 1997 SAFETY IMP/ACCT N FMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 ID I2 1 1997 SAFETY IMP/ACCT Y SMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 ID I2 7 1997 SAFETY IMP/ACCT Y FMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 ID I2 8 1997 SAFETY IMP/ACCT Y FMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 ID I2 9 1997 SAFETY IMP/ACCT N FMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 IE I2 10 1997 SAFETY IMP/RISK Y FMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IE I2 1 1997 SAFETY IMP/RISK Y SMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IE I2 2 1997 SAFETY IMP/RISK N FMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IE I2 7 1997 SAFETY IMP/RISK Y FMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IE I2 9 1997 SAFETY IMP/RISK N FMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IE I2 8 1997 SAFETY IMP/RISK Y FMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IF I3 4 1997 FREIGHT & GOODS N SMGR Y C FREIGHT & GOODS 100.000 IF I3 2 1997 FREIGHT & GOODS N SMGR Y C FREIGHT & GOODS 100.000 IG I3 3 1997 4-LANE TRUK SYS N SMGR Y C TRUNK SYSTEM 100.000 IG I3 6 1997 SR90/395 DEMO N SMGR Y C NONE IH I3 3 1997 REST AREA IMPRV N SMGR Y C REST AREA IMPRV 100.000 IH I3 2 1997 REST AREA IMP N FMGR Y C REST AREA IMPRV 100.000 II I3 7 1997 STRUCT-VERTICLE Y FMGR Y C BRDGE RESTRICT 100.000 IJ I3 2 1997 SCENIC BYWAYS N SMGR Y C SCENIC BYWAYS 100.000 IK I4 2 1997 RUN OFF Y SMGR Y C RUN OFF 100.000 IK I4 20 1997 RUN OFF Y SMGR Y C RUN OFF 100.000 IL I4 2 1997 FISH BARRIER Y SMGR Y C FISH BARRIERS 100.000 IL I4 8 1997 FISH BARRIERS Y FMGR Y C FISH BARRIERS 100.000 IM I4 8 1997 NOISE REDUCTION Y FMGR Y C NOISE REDUCTION 100.000 IN I4 21 1997 AIR QUALITY Y SMGR Y C AIR QUALITY 100.000 IN I4 2 1997 AIR QUALITY Y SMGR Y C AIR QUALITY 100.000 IO I4 2 1997 WETLAND MONITOR N FMGR Y C OTHER 100.000 IO I4 10 1997 WETLAND MONITOR N FMGR Y C OTHER 100.000 IQ I1 9 1997 HOV Y C HOV 100.000 IQ I1 6 1997 HOV Y C HOV 100.000 IQ I1 5 1997 HOV Y C HOV 100.000 IR I3 22 1997 BICYCLE TOURING Y C BICYCLE TOURING 100.000 IR I3 2 1997 BICYCLE TOURING Y C BICYCLE TOURING 100.000 PA P1 7 1997 RDWAY PRESERVE Y FMGR Y C RDWY PRESERV 100.000 PA P1 1 1997 ROADWAY PRES Y SMGR Y C RDWY PRESERV 100.000 PB P2 10 1997 STRUCTURE PRES Y FMGR Y C BRIDGE PRESERVE 100.000 PB P2 6 1997 STRUCT PRES/R&R Y FMGR Y C BRIDGE PRESERVE 100.000 PB P2 7 1997 STRUCTURE PRES Y FMGR Y C BRIDGE PRESERVE 100.000 PC P2 6 1997 STURCT PRES/SEI Y FMGR Y C CATASTRPHIC RED 100.000 PC P2 10 1997 STRUCTURE PRES N FMGR Y C CATASTRPHIC RED 100.000 PD P3 2 1997 REST AREA PRES N FMGR Y C REST AREA PRES 100.000 PD P3 8 1997 REST AREA PRES N FMGR Y C REST AREA PRES 100.000 PE P3 3 1997 STABILIZE SLOPE N SMGR Y C STABLIZE SLOPES 100.000 PE P3 2 1997 STABILIZE SLOPE N FMGR Y C STABLIZE SLOPES 100.000 PE P3 7 1997 STABILIZE SLOPE Y FMGR Y C STABLIZE SLOPES 100.000 PE P3 8 1997 STABILIZE SLOPE Y C STABLIZE SLOPES 100.000 PF P3 8 1997 WEIGH STATIONS Y SMGR Y C WEIGH STATIONS 100.000 PF P3 2 1997 WEIGH STATIONS N FMGR Y C WEIGH STATIONS 100.000 RA R7 2 1997 100% REIMB N FMGR H OTHER 100.000 WA W4 14 1997 MARINE TERMINAL N MMGR C OTHER 100.000 WB W4 15 1997 MARINE VESSELS N MMGR C OTHER 100.000 WC W4 16 1997 MARINE OTHER N MMGR C OTHER 100.000 AA A1 1 1999 ROADWAY 4R Y SMGR H NONE AB A1 2 1999 TRAF IMPR; MISC Y SMGR H NONE BA B1 5 1999 INT COMP OTHER N FMGR H NONE BB B1 6 1999 INT 4R MAJOR Y FMGR H NONE BC B1 7 1999 INT 4R RDWY Y FMGR H NONE BD B1 8 1999 INT 4R TRAF IMP Y FMGR H NONE BE B2 9 1999 INT COMP I90 N FMGR H NONE CA C1 3 1999 MAJOR NON INTER N SMGR H NONE CB C2 3 1999 SPEC CAT C N SMGR H NONE CC C3 19 1999 BLAIR WATERWAY N SMGR H NONE DA D3 17 1999 PLANT CONST N PMGR H OTHER 100.000 DA D4 18 1999 PLANT MAINT N PMGR H OTHER 100.000 GA G1 4 1999 COM ECON REV BD N SMGR H NONE HA H1 10 1999 MAJ BRIDGE REPL Y FMGR H NONE HB H1 10 1999 BR REPL/REHAB Y FMGR H NONE HC H1 10 1999 BRIDGE OPER N FMGR H NONE HD H2 10 1999 MAJ BRIDGE REPL Y FMGR H NONE IA I1 3 1999 URBAN MOBIL IMP N SMGR Y C URBAN MOBILE 100.000 IA I1 19 1999 URBAN MOBIL IMP N SMGR Y C URBAN MOBILE 100.000 IA I1 2 1999 URBAN MOBIL IMP N FMGR Y C URBAN MOBILE 100.000 IA I1 6 1999 URBAN MOBIL IMP Y FMGR Y C URBAN MOBILE 100.000 IA I1 5 1999 URBAN MOBIL IMP N FMGR Y C URBAN MOBILE 100.000 IA I1 9 1999 URBAN MOBILITY N FMGR Y C URBAN MOBILE 100.000 IB I1 2 1999 RURAL MOBIL IMP N FMGR Y C RURAL MOBILE 100.000 IB I1 5 1999 RURAL MOBIL IMP N FMGR Y C RURAL MOBILE 100.000 IB I1 8 1999 RURAL MOBIL IMP Y FMGR Y C RURAL MOBILE 100.000 IB I1 3 1999 RURAL MOBIL IMP N SMGR Y C RURAL MOBILE 100.000 IB I1 7 1999 RURAL MOBIL IMP Y FMGR Y C RURAL MOBILE 100.000 IB I1 6 1999 RURAL MOBIL IMP Y FMGR Y C RURAL MOBILE 100.000 IC I1 8 1999 BICYCLE/PED Y FMGR Y C URBAN BICYCLE 100.000 IC I1 2 1999 BICYCLE/PED N FMGR Y C URBAN BICYCLE 100.000 ID I2 1 1999 SAFETY IMP/ACCT Y SMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 ID I2 7 1999 SAFETY IMP/ACCT Y FMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 ID I2 10 1999 SAFETY IMP/ACCT N FMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 ID I2 2 1999 SAFETY IMP/ACCT N FMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 ID I2 8 1999 SAFETY IMP/ACCT Y FMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 ID I2 9 1999 SAFETY IMP/ACCT N FMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 IE I2 1 1999 SAFETY IMP/RISK Y SMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IE I2 2 1999 SAFETY IMP/RISK N FMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IE I2 7 1999 SAFETY IMP/RISK Y FMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IE I2 8 1999 SAFETY IMP/RISK Y FMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IE I2 9 1999 SAFETY IMP/RISK N FMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IE I2 10 1999 SAFETY IMP/RISK Y FMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IF I3 4 1999 FREIGHT & GOODS N SMGR Y C FREIGHT & GOODS 100.000 IF I3 2 1999 FREIGHT & GOODS N SMGR Y C FREIGHT & GOODS 100.000 IG I3 6 1999 SR90/395 DEMO N SMGR Y C TRUNK SYSTEM 100.000 IG I3 3 1999 4-LANE TRUK SYS N SMGR Y C TRUNK SYSTEM 100.000 IH I3 3 1999 REST AREA IMPRV N SMGR Y C REST AREA IMPRV 100.000 IH I3 2 1999 REST AREA IMP N FMGR Y C REST AREA IMPRV 100.000 II I3 7 1999 STRUCT-VERTICLE Y FMGR Y C BRDGE RESTRICT 100.000 IJ I3 2 1999 SCENIC BYWAYS N SMGR Y C SCENIC BYWAYS 100.000 IK I4 20 1999 RUN OFF Y SMGR Y C RUN OFF 100.000 IL I4 2 1999 FISH BARRIER Y SMGR Y C FISH BARRIERS 100.000 IL I4 8 1999 FISH BARRIERS Y FMGR Y C FISH BARRIERS 100.000 IM I4 8 1999 NOISE REDUCTION Y FMGR Y C NOISE REDUCTION 100.000 IN I4 21 1999 AIR QUALITY Y SMGR Y C AIR QUALITY 100.000 IO I4 10 1999 WETLAND MONITOR N FMGR Y C OTHER 100.000 IO I4 2 1999 WETLAND MONITOR N FMGR Y C OTHER 100.000 IQ I1 5 1999 HOV Y C HOV 100.000 IQ I1 6 1999 HOV Y C HOV 100.000 IQ I1 9 1999 HOV Y C HOV 100.000 IR I3 22 1999 BICYCLE TOURING Y C BICYCLE TOURING 100.000 IR I3 2 1999 RURAL BIKE Y C BICYCLE TOURING 100.000 IS I3 24 1999 AVAL/FLOOD CLSR C OTHER 100.000 IT I6 23 1999 REG TRANS AUTH N N C OTHER 100.000 PA P1 1 1999 ROADWAY PRES Y SMGR Y C RDWY PRESERV 100.000 PA P1 7 1999 RDWAY PRESERVE Y FMGR Y C RDWY PRESERV 100.000 PB P2 7 1999 STRUCTURE PRES Y FMGR Y C BRIDGE PRESERVE 100.000 PB P2 10 1999 STRUCTURE PRES Y FMGR Y C BRIDGE PRESERVE 100.000 PB P2 6 1999 STRUCT PRES/R&R Y FMGR Y C BRIDGE PRESERVE 100.000 PC P2 6 1999 STURCT PRES/SEI Y FMGR Y C CATASTRPHIC RED 100.000 PC P2 10 1999 STRUCTURE PRES N FMGR Y C CATASTRPHIC RED 100.000 PD P3 2 1999 REST AREA PRES N FMGR Y C REST AREA PRES 100.000 PD P3 8 1999 REST AREA PRES N FMGR Y C REST AREA PRES 100.000 PE P3 7 1999 STABILIZE SLOPE Y FMGR Y C STABLIZE SLOPES 100.000 PE P3 3 1999 STABILIZE SLOPE N SMGR Y C STABLIZE SLOPES 100.000 PE P3 2 1999 STABILIZE SLOPE N FMGR Y C STABLIZE SLOPES 100.000 PE P3 8 1999 STABILIZE SLOPE Y C STABLIZE SLOPES 100.000 PF P3 8 1999 WEIGH STATIONS Y SMGR Y C WEIGH STATIONS 100.000 PF P3 2 1999 WEIGH STATIONS N FMGR Y C WEIGH STATIONS 100.000 PG P3 8 1999 PROGRAM SUPPORT Y SMGR Y C OTHER 100.000 PG P3 2 1999 PROGRAM SUPPORT Y SMGR Y C OTHER 100.000 PH P3 1 1999 MJR DRAIN/ELECT Y SMGR Y C OTHER 100.000 PH P3 7 1999 MJR DRAIN/ELECT Y SMGR Y C OTHER 100.000 RA R7 2 1999 100% REIMB N FMGR H OTHER 100.000 WA W4 14 1999 MARINE TERMINAL N MMGR C OTHER 100.000 WB W4 15 1999 MARINE VESSELS N MMGR C OTHER 100.000 WC W4 16 1999 MARINE OTHER N MMGR C OTHER 100.000 AA A1 1 2001 ROADWAY 4R Y SMGR H NONE AB A1 2 2001 TRAF IMPR; MISC Y SMGR H NONE BA B1 5 2001 INT COMP OTHER N FMGR H NONE BB B1 6 2001 INT 4R MAJOR Y FMGR H NONE BC B1 7 2001 INT 4R RDWY Y FMGR H NONE BD B1 8 2001 INT 4R TRAF IMP Y FMGR H NONE BE B2 9 2001 INT COMP I90 N FMGR H NONE CA C1 3 2001 MAJOR NON INTER N SMGR H NONE CB C2 3 2001 SPEC CAT C N SMGR H NONE CC C3 19 2001 BLAIR WATERWAY N SMGR H NONE DA D3 17 2001 PLANT CONST N PMGR H OTHER 100.000 DA D4 18 2001 PLANT MAINT N PMGR H OTHER 100.000 GA G1 4 2001 COM ECON REV BD N SMGR H NONE HA H1 10 2001 MAJ BRIDGE REPL Y FMGR H NONE HB H1 10 2001 BR REPL/REHAB Y FMGR H NONE HC H1 10 2001 BRIDGE OPER N FMGR H NONE HD H2 10 2001 MAJ BRIDGE REPL Y FMGR H NONE IA I1 3 2001 URBAN MOBIL IMP N SMGR Y C URBAN MOBILITY 100.000 IA I1 19 2001 URBAN MOBIL IMP N SMGR Y C URBAN MOBILITY 100.000 IA I1 2 2001 URBAN MOBIL IMP N FMGR Y C URBAN MOBILITY 100.000 IA I1 5 2001 URBAN MOBIL IMP N FMGR Y C URBAN MOBILITY 100.000 IA I1 6 2001 URBAN MOBIL IMP Y FMGR Y C URBAN MOBILITY 100.000 IA I1 9 2001 URBAN MOBIL IMP N FMGR Y C URBAN MOBILITY 100.000 IB I1 2 2001 RURAL MOBIL IMP N FMGR Y C RURAL MOBILITY 100.000 IB I1 7 2001 RURAL MOBIL IMP Y FMGR Y C RURAL MOBILITY 100.000 IB I1 5 2001 RURAL MOBIL IMP N FMGR Y C RURAL MOBILITY 100.000 IB I1 6 2001 RURAL MOBIL IMP Y FMGR Y C RURAL MOBILITY 100.000 IB I1 8 2001 RURAL MOBIL IMP Y FMGR Y C RURAL MOBILITY 100.000 IB I1 3 2001 RURAL MOBIL IMP N SMGR Y C RURAL MOBILITY 100.000 IC I1 8 2001 BICYCLE/PED Y FMGR Y C URBAN BICYCLE 100.000 IC I1 2 2001 BICYCLE/PED N FMGR Y C URBAN BICYCLE 100.000 ID I2 1 2001 SAFETY IMP/ACCT Y SMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 ID I2 7 2001 SAFETY IMP/ACCT Y FMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 ID I2 10 2001 SAFETY IMP/ACCT N FMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 ID I2 2 2001 SAFETY IMP/ACCT N FMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 ID I2 8 2001 SAFETY IMP/ACCT Y FMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 ID I2 9 2001 SAFETY IMP/ACCT N FMGR Y C COLLISION REDCT 100.000 IE I2 1 2001 SAFETY IMP/RISK Y SMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IE I2 2 2001 SAFETY IMP/RISK N FMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IE I2 7 2001 SAFETY IMP/RISK Y FMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IE I2 8 2001 SAFETY IMP/RISK Y FMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IE I2 9 2001 SAFETY IMP/RISK N FMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IE I2 10 2001 SAFETY IMP/RISK Y FMGR Y C COLLISION PREVT 100.000 IF I3 4 2001 FREIGHT & GOODS N SMGR Y C FREIGHT & GOODS 100.000 IF I3 2 2001 FREIGHT & GOODS N SMGR Y C FREIGHT & GOODS 100.000 IG I3 6 2001 TRUNK SYS COMP N SMGR Y C TRUNK SYSTEM 100.000 IG I3 3 2001 TRUNK SYS COMP N SMGR Y C TRUNK SYSTEM 100.000 IH I3 3 2001 REST AREA IMPRV N SMGR Y C REST AREA IMPRV 100.000 IH I3 2 2001 REST AREA IMPRV N FMGR Y C REST AREA IMPRV 100.000 II I3 7 2001 BRIDGE RESTRICT Y FMGR Y C BRIDGE RESTRICT 100.000 IJ I3 2 2001 SCENIC BYWAYS N SMGR Y C SCENIC BYWAYS 100.000 IK I4 20 2001 RUN OFF Y SMGR Y C RUN OFF 100.000 IL I4 2 2001 FISH BARRIER Y SMGR Y C FISH BARRIERS 100.000 IL I4 8 2001 FISH BARRIER Y FMGR Y C FISH BARRIERS 100.000 IM I4 8 2001 NOISE REDUCTION Y FMGR Y C NOISE REDUCTION 100.000 IN I4 21 2001 AIR QUALITY Y SMGR Y C AIR QUALITY 100.000 IO I4 2 2001 WETLAND MONITOR N FMGR Y C OTHER 100.000 IO I4 10 2001 WETLAND MONITOR N FMGR Y C OTHER 100.000 IQ I1 6 2001 HOV N FMGR Y C HOV 100.000 IQ I1 9 2001 HOV N SMGR Y C HOV 100.000 IQ I1 5 2001 HOV N SMGR Y C HOV 100.000 IR I3 22 2001 BIKE TOURING RT N FMGR Y C BICYCLE TOURING 100.000 IR I3 2 2001 BIKE TOURING RT N SMGR Y C BICYCLE TOURING 100.000 IS I3 3 2001 AVAL/FLOOD CLSR N FMGR Y C AVAL/FLOOD CLSR 100.000 IS I3 24 2001 AVAL/FLOOD CLSR N FMGR Y C AVAL/FLOOD CLSR 100.000 IT I6 23 2001 REG TRANS AUTH N FMGR N C OTHER 100.000 IU I7 Attribute Value Accuracy Information:
Attribute Definition:
The ending accumulated route mile point. ARM (accumulated route mile) is the actual length of a route from beginning to end, measured in 1/100th mile increments.
Attribute Definition: End Date
Attribute Definition:
Milepost is "The measure of a point along the length of a route in which the distance is measured as an accrual of mileage from the beginning of a route." Note that when individual state route were first given mileposts, the mileposts also measured an accrual of mileage from the beginning of the route. Over time as physical changes were made to some routes, the state route mileposts no longer measured the accumulated mileage from the route beginning. Rather than remileposting routes to reflect these physical changes, milepost equations and sometimes back miles were used instead.
Attribute Definition:
When looking at a map, latitude lines run horizontally. Latitude lines are also known as parallels since they are parallel and are an equal distant from each other. Each degree of latitude is approximately 69 miles (111 km) apart; there is a variation due to the fact that the earth is not a perfect sphere but an oblate ellipsoid (slightly egg-shaped). To remember latitude, imagine them as the horizontal rungs of a ladder ("ladder-tude"). Degrees latitude are numbered from 0 degrees to 90 degrees north and south. Zero degrees is the equator, the imaginary line which divides our planet into the northern and southern hemispheres. 90 degrees north is the North Pole and 90 degrees south is the South Pole.
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For example - 3 miles east of Ephrata
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A code used to identify a transportation corridor of special interest. Starting in the 01-03 biennium this code may represent an individual project or several projects which together are of significance. These codes will be used in CPMS and TEIS (Transportation Executive Information System) to identify and link web pages on the key projects for each Region. Code Description 1A Road Preservation - Concrete/Dowel Bar Retrofit 1B SR 18, Auburn to I-90 - Corridor Widening 1C I-405, Lynnwood to Tukwila - Corridor Improvements 1D SR 509, SeaTac to I-5 - Corridor Completion 1E SR 520, Seattle to Redmond - Corridor Improvements 1F SR 522, Seattle to Monroe - Corridor Improvements 1G SR 525, Mukilteo to Lynnwood - Corridor Improvements 1J SR 900, Issaquah Vicinity - Corridor Widening 1K SR 9, Snohomish County - Corridor Improvements 1M I-90, Western Washington - Improvements 1P SR 99, Seattle - Alaskan Way Viaduct 2A SR 28/285, Wenatchee Area - Improvements 3A SR 167, Tacoma to Puyallup - New Freeway 3D SR 16, Tacoma - New Narrows Bridge 3E I-5 / SR 16, Tacoma Area - HOV & Corridor Improvements 4A I-5, Vancouver - Columbia River Crossing 5A I-90, Snoqualmie Pass - Corridor Improvements 5B SR 240, Richland Vicinity - Corridor Improvements 5C US 12, Tri-Cities to Walla Walla - Corridor Improvements 6A I-90, Spokane Area - Corridor Improvements 6B US 395, Spokane - North Spokane Corridor 6E SR 31, Metaline Falls North - Corridor Improvements 6S Traffic Ops - CVISN, WIM, & Weigh Stations 6T Traffic Ops - ITS & Operation Enhancements 6U Traffic Ops - Traveler Information 6Z FMSIB Projects 7A WSF - Vessel Preservation 7B WSF - Vessel Improvements 7C WSF - Terminal Preservation 7D WSF - Terminal Improvements 7E WSF - Emergency Repairs 7F WSF - Terminal Support Activities 8A Freight Rail - Track Preservation 8B Freight Rail - Track Improvements 8C Freight Rail - Train Investments 8D Passenger Rail - Station Investments 8E Passenger Rail - Track Improvements 8F Passenger Rail - Train Investments 8M Local Programs - Pedestrian Safety 8N Local Programs - Other Grants 8O Local Programs - Improvement Projects 9A Facility Preservation 9B Facility Improvements A1 I-90, Seattle Including Lid A2 I-90, Mt. Baker Ridge Tunnel A3 I-90, 3rd Lake Washington Floating Bridge A4 I-90, Mercer Island & East Channel Bridge AA I-5, Whatcom/Skagit County - Improvements AB I-5, Everett Area - HOV & Corridor Improvements AC I-5, Puget Sound Area - Improvements AD I-5, SW Washington - Corridor Improvements AE I-82, Yakima Area - Improvements AF I-90, Central Washington - Corridor Improvements AG I-182, Tri-Cities - Improvements AH I-205, Vancouver Area - Corridor Improvements B0 I-90, Snoqualmie Summit To Hyak BA US 12, Yakima Area - Improvements BB US 97, Chelan Falls to Toppenish - Safety Improvements BC US 101/104/112, Olympic Peninsula/SW WA - Improvements BZ US 2, Monroe Vicinity - Safety Improvements C0 I-82, Yakima To Oregon CA SR 3, Mason/Kitsap County - Improvements CB SR 9, Skagit/Whatcom County - Improvements CC SR 14, Clark/Skamania County - Corridor Improvements CD SR 16, Gig Harbor to Purdy Vicinity - Safety Improvements CE SR 17, Moses Lake Vicinity - Improvements CF SR 18, Federal Way - Improvements CG SR 20, West Skagit County - Improvements CH SR 20, Island County - Safety Improvements CI SR 24, Yakima to Hanford - Improvements CJ SR 99, Federal Way - HOV & Corridor Improvements CK SR 99, Shoreline - HOV & Corridor Improvements CL SR 161, Pierce County - Corridor Improvements CM SR 167, Renton to Puyallup-HOV Improvements & HOT Lane Pilot CN SR 169, Renton to Enumclaw - Safety Improvements CO SR 202, Redmond to Fall City - Corridor Improvements CP SR 270, Pullman to Idaho State Line - Corridor Improvements CQ SR 302, Purdy Vicinity - Corridor Improvements CR SR 305/SR 304, Bremerton Vicinity - HOV & Corridor Improvements CS SR 397, Tri-Cities - Corridor Improvements CT SR 410, Bonney Lake Vicinity - Corridor Widening CU SR 500, Vancouver to Orchards - Corridor Improvements CV SR 510, Yelm - New Freeway CW SR 502, I-5 to Battle Ground - Corridor Improvements CX SR 503, Battle Ground to Vancouver - Improvements CY SR 518, Burien to Tukwila - Corridor Improvements CZ SR 519, Seattle - Intermodal Improvements DA SR 527, Everett to Bothell - Corridor Improvements DB SR 531, Smokey Point Vicinity - Improvements DC SR 532, Camano Island to I-5 - Corridor Improvements DD SR 539, Bellingham North - Corridor Improvements DE SR 542, Bellingham Vicinity - Corridor Improvements DF SR 543, Blaine Vicinity - Corridor Improvements DG SR 704, Lakewood Vicinity - New Freeway DH SR 823, Selah Vicinity - Corridor Improvements DI SR 510, Lacey Vicinity - Corridor Improvements DJ SR 395, Ritzville to Pasco - Corridor Improvements EA Safety - Interchange Improvements (New & Rebuilt) EB Safety - Intersection & Spot Improvements EC Safety - Pedestrian & Bicycle Improvements ED Safety - Guard Rail/Bridge Rail Retrofit EE Safety - Median Cross Over Protection EF Safety - Rest Areas EG Safety - Roadside Improvements EH Safety - Rumble Strips EI Safety - Shield Redirectional Landforms ES Environmental - Fish Barrier Removal & Chronic Deficiencies ET Environmental - Noise Walls & Noise Mitigation EU Environmental - Stormwater & Mitigation Sites F0 SR-18 FA Future Unprogrammed Project Reserves FB Improvement - Program Support Activities FC Preservation - Program Support Activities G0 I-5, Vancouver Freeway GA Road Preservation - Asphalt GB Road Preservation - Chip Seal GC Road Preservation - Safety Features GJ Bridge Preservation - Seismic Retrofit GK Bridge Preservation - Scour GL Bridge Preservation - Repair GM SR 104, Hood Canal Bridge GN Bridge Preservation - Replacement GR Preservation - Major Electrical GS Preservation - Major Drainage GT Preservation - Rest Areas GU Preservation - Unstable Slopes GV Preservation - Weigh Stations GW Preservation - ER Projects HA Sound Transit Projects HB Reg Trans Auth I0 I-705, Tacoma Spur J0 I-5, Olympia Freeway PL Studies & System Analysis PS Complete Puget Sound Core HOV System - Multiple Highways W1 I-5, Lewis County Area - Corridor Improvements X Second Stage Paving X0 Interstate Bridge Deck Investigation Y0 I-5, SR 508 Undercrossing 508/1 Z0 Other ZA Puget Sound Major Corridor Investments ZB Improvement - Park & Rides ZC WSF - Terminal Placeholder ZD WSF - Administrative and Systemwide ZE WSF - New Vessels ZF WSF - Terminal Projects
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The mid-point between begin and end accumulated route mile points. ARM (accumulated route mile) is the actual length of a route from beginning to end, measured in 1/100th mile increments.
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A two-letter code identifying the Program Item or Work Item phase. PE - Preliminary Engineering RW - Right of Way acquisition CN - Construction
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A bucket project is a region-wide project which has no specific work location.
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Project = PIN (Program Indentification Number) A unique seven character number which identifies a Program Item. The Program Item carries the project funding and contains the information used to present the project to the Legislature. For bucket projects, the region number is entered in the first position of the field and an appropriate code from the Bucket Project Table is entered in the 2nd-7th positions. Valid Values: Position 1 Number of the region responsible for work 0 = Headquarters; 1 = Northwest; 2 = North Central; 3 = Olympic; 4 = Southwest; 5 = South Central; 6 = Eastern; 8 = Urban Corridors; 9 = Marine (WSF) Position 2-4 Number of State Route where work is located (except WSF and bucket projects) Position 5-7 Two numbers + one letter assigned by region For other programs (D, Y, Z) - Program D : D3 Capital Plant Construction Valid Values: Position 1-2 = Fund Source (subprogram) Position 3-4 = First Fiscal Year the project is funded Position 5-7 = Sequential number Program Y : Y4 Passenger Rail Valid Values: Position 1 = "P" (Passenger rail) Position 2-7 = assigned by Rail Office Y5 Freight Rail Valid Values: Position 1 = "F" (freight rail) Position 2-7 = assigned by Rail Office F11111A Y6 King Street Station improvements Valid Values: Position 1 = "P" (Passenger rail) Position 2-7 = assigned by Rail Office Program Z : Z2 Local Programs Off State System Z8 Freight Mobility Investment Valid Values: Position 1 = Region Position 2-3 = Subprogram Position 4-5 = Fiscal Year approved Position 6-7 = Sequential number
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A general description of the type of work to be done by the Program Item. The first two lines appear in the Legislative Book and help legislators understand what work will be accomplished with the project funding.
Attribute Definition: Project Title
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Any highway as defined by state law and enumerated in RCW 47.17. To differentiate, a US route is a highway designated as such by AASHTO's Special Committee on Route Numbering. The US route numbering system was created in 1926. The states plus the District of Columbia agreed at that time to give AASHTO the authority to oversee the US route numbering system. Also, an Interstate route is a highway designated in federal law as part of the Dwight D. Eisenhower National System of Interstate and Defense Highways. Funding for the construction of the Interstate System was approved by congress and signed by President Eisenhower in 1956. The Interstate route numbering system was created by AASHTO in 1957.
360-709-5520
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See State Route for a defination of that field. The Related Route Type is a two-character abbreviation for a type of roadway. The following is a list of RRTs in the system. AR Alternate Route CD Collector Distributor Dec CO Couplet CI Collector Distributor Inc FD Frontage Road Dec FI Frontage Road Inc FS Ferry Ship (Boat) FT Ferry Terminal P1 - P9 Off Ramp, Inc Q1 - Q9 On Ramp, Inc R1 - R9 Off Ramp, Dec S1 - S9 On Ramp, Dec PR Proposed Route RL Reversible Lane HD Grade-Separated HOV-Dec SP Spur HI Grade-Separated HOV-Inc TB Transitional Turnback ML Mainline (Implied RRT-field is blank) TR Temporary Route UC Under Construction LX Crossroad within Interchange Related Route Qualifier is a maximum six-character field that uniquely identifies the RRT since there may be more than one of the same types of RRT for a route. The assigning of RRQ is done in one of three ways depending on the RRT. 1) The following RRTs use descriptive location names (i.e., city, street, or junction) for the RRQ and the begin SRMP of that RRT is relative to the Mainline SRMP where the RRT intersects with the Mainline. AR **Alternate Route SP Spur CO Couplet TB Transitional Turnback PR Proposed Route TR Temporary Route ** Alternate Route contains no RRQ 2) The following RRTs use the Mainline SRMP where the RRT attaches to the Mainline. The begin SRMP for that RRT will be 0.00. CD Collector Distributor Dec P1 - P9 Off Ramp, Inc CI Collector Distributor Inc Q1 - Q9 On Ramp, Inc FD Frontage Road Dec R1 - R9 Off Ramp, Dec FI Frontage Road Inc S1 - S9 On Ramp, Dec RL Reversible Lane ** LX Crossroad within Interchange ** At this time, this RRT does not follow standard naming convention 3) The following RRTs use descriptive names such as a city or ship name for the RRQ. The begin SRMP is always a zero value (000.00). FS Ferry Ship FT Ferry Terminal An SR number of 999 is used for Ferry Ships since they are not assigned to a specific route. The RRQ represents the name or abbreviated name of the ship. An SR number of 999 is used for Ferry Terminals only if the terminal is not located on a route. The RRQ represents the name or abbreviated name of the city where the terminal is located.
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Subprogram is a further definition of Program. Every expenditure group on every work order has a subprogram assigned to it. Work operation category is the highest level of the hierarchy for work operation codes; it is the two digit code listed under every subprogram. All valid subprograms for a given work operation code are listed on the WONT table in TRAINS. Distribution InformationSection Index
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Contact Person: Chris Enrico
City: Olympia State or Province: WA Postal Code: 98504 Metadata Standard Version: FGDC-STD-001-1998 Metadata Time Convention: local time Metadata Extensions:
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