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The concrete in this section of I-5 is nearly 60 years old in some locations. It is showing signs of deterioration with cracks and wheel ruts from the 85,000 vehicles that use the road each day.
Contractor crews are repairing select concrete panels, replacing seriously damaged panels and grinding the others to get rid of wheel ruts, which can collect water and reduce traction.
Crews will repave the shoulders and have completed the following on- and off-ramps:
Seven sidewalk ramps in the area need to be upgraded to provide better sidewalk connections for people of all abilities. Crews will reconstruct the sidewalk ramps to provide a more gradual slope which will make it easier to safely cross the street.
During the multi-year project, drivers should expect overnight double lane closures between the hours of 7 p.m. and 5 a.m., and single lane closures during the day for concrete repair work.
There will also be sidewalk and shoulder closures during daytime hours for pedestrian ramp work near the highway ramps.
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Frances Fedoriska
Communications
206-440-4690
Frances.Fedoriska@wsdot.wa.gov
Shane Spahr
Project Engineer
360-848-7103
Shane.Spahr@wsdot.wa.gov