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S Parkway Improvement Flyer
Six-Year Transportation Plan

Provide construction, maintenance, repair and oversight of the streets and alleys of the City. This is a special revenue fund. Revenues to this fund consist of mostly taxes collected by the State of Washington that are remitted to the City.
The Capital Facilities plan plays a significant role in determining future projects and the timing for those improvements. This fund, along with resources from the Traffic Impact Fee provides the financing for future facilities.
Street improvements, including repair and maintenance will face significant resource shortfalls without new or additional financing resources in the future.
Street Maintenance - Provide support for the maintenance and upgrade of streets, striping, Streetlight walkways, signals and other street right of way facilities.
- Invest in new capital, ongoing operations and maintenance within limited resources.
- Replaced street trees as they are hit by vehicles or vandalized.
- Completed inventory of hazardous trees within the City limits in accordance with the City’s Risk Management program.
- Trimmed, weeded and removed trash on West Main Street on a quarterly basis.
- Completed crosswalk and long striping projects throughout the City.
- New sign installations and old sign changeouts as required.
- Cracksealing completed on most of the major streets.
- Adhered to a sweeping schedule that covers the City once a month and the main thoroughfares weekly.
- Refreshed the red brick crosswalks on East Main Street.
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2009 Achievements
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2010 Projection
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Street sweeping |
1300 hours |
1300 hours* |
Sign replacement |
87 hours |
100 hours* |
Curb painting |
152 hours |
100 hours* |
Crack sealing |
500 hours |
200 hours* |
Crosswalk painting |
470 hours |
400 hours* |
*Reflecting budget cuts eliminating summer seasonal staff in 2010.