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City of Pasco Construction Projects Update
Lewis Street Overpass- Underpass backfill. Continued waterline and utility installation through the old underpass.
City-Wide Traffic Signal Improvement Phase 2 project- WSDOT audit scheduled for July 30th.
Broadmoor TIF Phase 2 Utilities – Completed storm installation and started testing.
East UGA Expansion LID Phase 3- Continued with lift station construction.
East UGA Expansion LID Phase 4- Completed mass excavation in the field.
Transmission Main- West Pasco WTP to Zone 3- Tie into the waterline at Broadmoor & Chapel Hill next week (tentatively).
PWRF Phase 2 Winter Storage- Contractor continued installation of the HDPE pond liner.
I-182/Broadmoor Interchange Project Phase 1- Contractor continued with the roundabout construction and permanent signage on I-182.
Sylvester Street Safety Improvements- Contractor continued demo and roadway excavation on the south side of the corridor.
Road 36 Golf Course Irrigation Line Extension- Additional abandoned waterline within the Port Airport property to be removed.
Road 68/Court St. Roundabout- Contractor continued the joint utility trench along with roadway excavation.
Broadmoor TIF - Broadmoor/Burns Intersection- Held preconstruction meeting, notice to proceed July 22nd, 2024.
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You may have seen the newly finished Zone 3 Reservoir off of Burns road. I was happy to be apart of the construction team prior to being on city council. It sure turned out great.
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What do they do with the money from traffic light cameras?
Starting Monday, July 22, and continuing through mid-December 2024, significant improvements are coming to the intersection of Burns Road and Broadmoor Boulevard! The upgrades include new curbs, gutters, sidewalks, and a traffic signal. 🚦
During construction, the intersection will function as a four-way stop until the new traffic signal is operational. Expect regular updates and traffic modification notices as the project progresses.
This is part of the broader Broadmoor Corridor project, which aims to enhance infrastructure and stimulate economic development. Funded through the Tax Increment Financing (TIF) program, these efforts will support long-term growth and community development. 🏗️
Other exciting projects in the Broadmoor Corridor include:
- A new roundabout on the south end of the I-182 interchange
- Expansion of Broadmoor
- Extension of Sandifur
- Improvements at the Sandifur and Broadmoor intersection
These improvements enhance connectivity, reduce traffic congestion, and promote a vibrant economic environment. The TIF program uses increased property tax revenues from the development to fund necessary infrastructure improvements, creating a sustainable growth model without burdening existing taxpayers. 🌟
For more details on this intersection project, visit the Broadmoor & Burns Intersection Improvements page at www.pasco-wa.gov/1553/Broadmoor-Burns-Intersection-Improvement.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to enhance Pasco's transportation infrastructure and quality of life! 🚀
New Construction To Begin at Broadmoor Boulevard and Burns Rd
Broadmoor Boulevard and Burns Road Intersection Improvements Project
Beginning Monday, July 22, through mid-December 2024, the City’s contractor will start to install significant improvements at the intersection of Burns Road and Broadmoor Boulevard. The upgrades include curbs, gutters, sidewalks, and a new traffic signal.
Broadmoor & Burns Intersection Improvements | Pasco, WA - Official Website
www.pasco-wa.gov
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