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Cure-in-Place Piping (CIPP) Project Update
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Beginning Monday, October 21st, the City's contractor will begin cleaning, reviewing, and lining 3,300 linear feet of stormwater and sewer pipes across the city. This process is called Cure-in-Place Piping or CIPP. This is a cost effective and low impact process that is critical to maintaining the City's storm and sewer networks. The use of CIPP for repairing pipes significantly reduces disruptions to the community. This method allows the contractor to repair pipes without having to dig open trenches.
Streets will remain open during construction. For short periods, one lane may close to complete portions of the work. During these periods, flaggers will direct traffic through the work zone. The work will be performed between the hours of 7:00 am - 6:00 pm from October 21st through November 13th. Night work from 7:00 pm - 6:00 am will be necessary for 3 of the sites.
Site List:
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Thurston Avenue, from Henry Street to Garrison Street
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State Avenue, from Water Street to Columbia Street (Night work)
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Madrona Place, west of Quince Street
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Pear Street, north of Thurston Avenue
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East Bay Drive, north of Olympia Avenue
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Alley west of Sherman Street, from Garfield Avenue to Jackson Avenue
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5th Avenue, from Chestnut Street to Plum Street (Night work)
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North end of Hillside Drive
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14th Avenue NW, east of Mirada Drive
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Olympic Way, from 5th Avenue to 4th Avenue
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North end of Shadow Circle
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Sleater-Kinney Road, south of Kasey Keller Drive (Night work)
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Cedarbury Lane, west of Lakemoor Dive
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Quince Street, from Glass Avenue to Prospect Avenue
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Contact
Patrick Knouff, Project Coordinator
Public Works
360.753.8352
[email protected]
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