Maple-Walnut Grind & Overlay – 4th to Maple Street Bridge
Project Number: 2022096
Status: Design
Overview
This project rehabilitates Maple and Walnut Streets from 5th Avenue to the south approach of the Maple Street Bridge. Improvements include a grind and overlay of existing pavement, curb ramp upgrades to meet ADA standards, and a sidewalk widening near an overhead traffic sign pole on Maple Street.
Location
City of Spokane, WA
Project Timeline
- Start Date: Spring 2025
- Completion Date: Summer 2025
Key Objectives
- Pavement Rehabilitation: Extend pavement life through grinding and overlay.
- ADA Compliance: Upgrade curb ramps to current ADA standards.
- Signal Improvements: Enhance signals at 4th & Maple and 4th & Walnut.
- Storm Drainage: Perform minor repairs to the existing storm sewer.
- Sidewalk Widening: Increase sidewalk width on Maple Street, south of 3rd Avenue.
Project Scope
The main activities within this project include:
- Grind & Overlay: North of 5th Avenue to the south end of the Maple Street Bridge.
- ADA Ramp Upgrades: Replace or retrofit ramps; consider special designs to avoid right-of-way impacts.
- Full-Depth Pavement Repair: Where damage is severe.
- Catch Basin Replacement: Only as needed during ADA ramp work.
Funding
- Sources: Arterial Streets Funds, TIB Grant
- Total Project Cost: $2,000,000 (includes design, construction, contingencies)
Community Impact
- Improved Ride Quality: Smoother pavement for motorists.
- Increased Accessibility: ADA-compliant ramps and widened sidewalks for pedestrian safety.
- Coordination: Efforts will be made to reduce disruptions by aligning with other downtown projects.
Environmental & Regulatory Compliance
All relevant environmental regulations will be followed. Street tree permits will be obtained if pruning or protection is required.
Contact Information
For questions or concerns regarding the construction work or the construction schedule, please contact the contractor’s public representative.
Contractor Public Representative
TBD
City Project Manager – Design Phase
Richard Proszek
City Project Manager – Construction Phase
Mike Zangara
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