TIB Performance Dashboard

City of Wenatchee

Springwater Avenue
Woodward Dr to Western Ave

TIB Award Amount

$1,900,000

Region: Northeast | Legislative District: 12 | Length: 0.24 mi.

FY 2021 Urban Arterial Program (UAP)

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Description

Existing Conditions

This section of Springwater is currently in poor condition. It lacks pedestrian and bicycle facilities. It also lacks consistent illumination and stormwater facilities. Commercial development in the City of Wenatchee continues to expand, however, due to local topography, new single-family residential development within the city is primarily confined to the area west of Western Avenue in the Wenatchee foothills. Two residential developments are currently being designed for the area, with a third in the feasibility stage. This stretch of Springwater Avenue connects the Wenatchee foothills to the primary shopping center in Wenatchee which is less than a mile east of Western Avenue. The section of Springwater east of Western Ave is fully developed with curb, gutter, sidewalk, and illumination.

Project Funding

	TIB Funds	Local Funds	Total Costs
Design	186,385	54,315	240,700
Right of Way	346,908	101,092	448,000
Construction	1,366,707	398,273	1,764,980
Project Totals	$1,900,000	$553,680	$2,453,680

Local Match

TIB Participation	Local Match	Minimum Local Match
77.4%	22.6%	20%

Summary of Improvements

This project will connect pedestrian and bicycle facilities between the Wenatchee foothills and the Valley North shopping center.

Description of Improvements

This project will install sidewalks and bicycle lanes along Springwater Avenue to connect with the existing sidewalks on the east side of Western Avenue. It will allow continuous pedestrian access between the Wenatchee foothills and the Valley North shopping center. Additionally, an illumination system will be installed to provide continuous lighting throughout the corridor, and storm sewer facilities will be constructed. The existing roadway structure will be removed and reconstructed with deeper, more durable HMA which will accommodate recent and future development in the Wenatchee foothills.