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SR 542 - Britton Road to Coal Creek Paving - Complete May 2010

Project Status - Complete


Overview
We resurfaced 17 miles of Mount Baker Highway, from Britton Road (milepost 2.98) to Coal Creek Bridge (milepost 19.27). We also resurfaced a half-mile of SR 9, from SR 542 (milepost 84) to Smith Creek Bridge (milepost 84.46).

We repaved the highway with a process known as Hot In-Place asphalt paving. The process recycles the existing asphalt. It involves a train of equipment that heats, loosens, removes, mixes, lays down and compacts the asphalt in one swoop.

How You Benefit
Cross GlyphImproves Safety
The asphalt was old and worn out. In order to preserve the roadway and extend its lifespan, we resurfaced. We also made safety improvements to the roadway - updated signs and guardrails, refreshed the lane lines, replaced raised pavement markers, and installed rumble strips

Partnerships & Cooperation

Funding

This project is funded through the following fund sources:

  • Existing funds - $ 5.3 Million
  • Total funding available from all sources - $ 5.3 Million

Contact Us
Communications Dustin Terpening
1043 Goldenrod Road, Suite 101
Burlington, WA 98233-3415
Phone: 360-757-5997
E-mail: terpenid@wsdot.wa.gov

Project Engineer Mark Hammer 
1415 Pacific Drive
Burlington, WA 98233
Phone: 360-757-5832
E-mail: hammerm@wsdot.wa.gov

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