AN
ACT Relating to authorizing loans for projects recommended by the public works
board; creating a new section; and declaring an emergency.
BE IT
ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON:
NEW
SECTION. Sec. 1.
Pursuant to chapter 43.155 RCW, the following project loans recommended by the
public works board are authorized to be made with funds previously appropriated
from the public works assistance account.
(1)
City of Aberdeen‑-domestic water project‑-design and construct a
facility for water filtration, storage improvements, and corrosion treatment
for the city's water supply, and water metering
....................................................... $7,000,000
(2)
Asotin County‑-solid waste project‑-construct two additional solid waste
disposal cells in the county's regional landfill
....................................................... $1,851,000
(3)
City of Bainbridge Island‑-road project‑-resurfacing Wing Point Way
NE from Ferncliff Avenue NE to Fairview Avenue. Install 800 feet of closed
drainage facilities, roadside ditching, culverts, construction of a keystone
wall, 2 inches of asphalt overlay, 4 feet wide bicycle and pedestrian paths......................................... $761,562
(4)
City of Black Diamond‑-domestic water project‑-installation and
construction of 1.25 miles of 12-inch water main, a package pump station, and
other necessary appurtenances........................ $540,000
(5)
City of Blaine‑-road project‑-reconstruct 6,800 linear feet of
street to residential standards of 28-foot wide asphalt pavement with
curb/gutter and sidewalks with ADA-complying ramps, and 12-inch storm drainage
and catch basins and storm water detention/treatment
....................................................... $1,650,600
(6)
City of Bonney Lake‑-domestic water project‑-construct new 2.5‑3
million gallon reservoir, Ponderosa No. 2, and appurtenances necessary for
compatibility............................................ $281,597
(7)
City of Bothell‑-domestic water project‑-replace approximately
19,000 linear feet of existing asbestos cement and steel transmission and
distribution water lines with ductile iron pipelines and appurtenances $2,400,000
(8)
City of Bremerton‑-domestic water project‑-construct a 36-inch
water supply main from Gorst to Reservoir No. 4 to convey surface water from
the Union River Watershed......................... $3,150,000
(9)
Bryn Mawr-Lakeridge Water and Sewer District‑-sanitary sewer project‑-replacing
public and private portion of approximately 180 side sewers for the purpose of
infiltration and inflow removal $433,600
(10)
City of Buckley‑-sanitary sewer project‑-install 1,000 linear feet
of 8-inch sanitary sewer main, 5,700 linear feet of 4-inch side sewer main, and
appurtenances.................................. $655,041
(11)
City of Burlington‑-sanitary sewer project‑-conversion of the
wastewater treatment plant to a contact-stabilization activated sludge plant,
addition of ultraviolet-light disinfection of effluent and an aerobic digestion
of waste sludge, expansion of the effluent pump station, and addition of two
outfall pipes to the Skagit River
....................................................... $1,258,200
(12)
Chelan County PUD No. 1‑-domestic water project‑-extension of a
12-inch transmission water main from the Sunnyslope service area, small
residential booster pump station, bored crossing of US 2, and a bridge crossing
of the Wenatchee River........................ $1,026,000
(13)
Chelan County PUD No. 1‑-domestic water project‑-construct a new
100,000 gallon reservoir and approximately 12,000 linear feet of 6-inch water
main............................................... $469,700
(14)
Coal Creek Utility District‑-domestic water project‑-replacement of
two water mains crossing I-405 and replacement of approximately 8,000 linear
feet of water main in the Newport Woods and SE 88th Street areas $771,750
(15)
City of College Place‑-sanitary sewer project‑-design and construct
a sequencing batch reactor treatment plant, new concrete basins and associated
equipment, operations and laboratory building, emergency generator, preliminary
treatment and influent pump station, upgrade existing components, and
ultraviolet disinfection
....................................................... $7,000,000
(16)
Town of Coulee Dam‑-domestic water project‑-establish a new ground
water source and install water meters at all points of sale
......................................................... $710,316
(17)
Cross Valley Water District‑-domestic water project‑-construction/installation
of approximately 7,500 linear feet of 18-inch transmission main and a 1.2 mgd
pump station........... $3,874,500
(18)
City of Dayton‑-sanitary sewer project‑-modifications and
rehabilitation of the wastewater treatment plant, including conversion of a
secondary clarifier to a primary clarifier, improvements to the trickling
filter and new pumps, expansion of wet well, construction of new secondary
clarifiers, new headworks, an aerobic digester restoration, and refurbishing of
the control building and chlorine disinfection system $2,550,000
(19)
Douglas County‑-storm sewer project‑-construct 7,200 linear feet of
72-inch intercept pipe from East Wenatchee to the Columbia River including a
catch basin/lateral system to collect tributary runoff along the interceptor.
Also includes the realignment of the channel in Eastmont Park, a 36-inch pipe
will be constructed with an intake structure, intermediate manholes, catch
basins, and laterals to collect the runoff $4,868,910
(20)
Town of Eatonville‑-domestic water project‑-install 2,270 linear
feet of 10-inch water main between Lynch Creek Road and Weyerhauser Road and
install 2,060 linear feet of 10-inch water main between Lynch Creek Road and
Center Street East.............................. $270,000
(21)
City of Enumclaw‑-domestic water project‑-replace approximately
163,500 linear feet of steel transmission and distribution lines with ductile
iron pipe. Include fire hydrants, valves, and associated street patching and
overlays.................................. $7,000,000
(22)
Fall City Water District‑-domestic water project‑-replace a 4-inch
water main in the downtown alley between 334th Place SE and Preston-Fall City
Road from 328th Way SE to the Raging River Bridge
......................................................... $181,300
(23)
City of Ferndale‑-sanitary sewer project‑-replace a pump station
and force main with gravity interceptor, construct a new influent pump station,
laboratory, and headworks at the wastewater treatment plant $3,104,280
(24)
Grays Harbor County Water District No. 1‑-domestic water project‑-construct
a 500,000 gallon reservoir and 4,000 linear feet of 12-inch transmission main
to connect the reservoir to the distribution system $564,665
(25)
Highline Water District‑-domestic water project‑-replacing
approximately 11,500 linear feet of undersized water mains at three separate
project locations. Work will include installation of all required hydrants,
valves, and appurtenances, approximately 6,000 linear feet of steel main
replacement, and restoration of the project area $780,850
(26)
Highline Water District‑-domestic water project‑-construct a 7.7
million gallon storage reservoir, as well as construction of a water booster
pump station, 27,350 linear feet of water main and associated connections to
the distribution system................. $4,748,625
(27)
City of Issaquah‑-bridge project‑-replace the existing, single-span
prestressed concrete girder and slab bridge with a two-span bridge of
approximately 180 feet in length....................... $1,143,103
(28)
City of Kelso‑-bridge project‑-replace a 700 foot long bridge with
a 1,200 foot long structure with legal load bearing capacity, seismic
standards, 5 foot shoulders for bicycles, and emergency pull off area and
raised sidewalks for pedestrians....................... $5,051,000
(29)
City of Kennewick‑-road project‑-reconstruct three key arterial
streets in Kennewick, South Vancouver Street-Kennewick to West 10th, Kellogg
Street-10th to Clearwater, and 27th Avenue-Dayton Place to Kent $3,817,100
(30)
King County Water District No. 90‑-domestic water project‑-replace
approximately 16,000 linear feet of aging and failing steel water mains with
ductile iron pipe and provide additional funding for acquisition of land for a
water treatment facility...................... $958,300
(31)
King County Water District No. 119‑-domestic water project‑-installing
23,000 linear feet of water main from the end of the district's existing system
and construct a 150,000 gallon storage tank
....................................................... $1,143,000
(32)
King County Water District No. 119‑-domestic water project‑-install
a water transmission main and storage facilities to convey water from the city
of Carnation's system for service of the District's customers.............................................. $1,689,300
(33)
Town of La Conner‑-storm sewer project‑-reconstruction and
replacement of the existing storm water collection system, installation of a
pump station, and biofiltration treatment facility..... $888,300
(34)
City of Lacey‑-road project‑-reconstruction of Marvin Road from a
2-lane roadway to a principal arterial, construct Willamette Drive, and reconfigure
Hogum Bay Road............................. $4,193,776
(35)
City of Lake Forest Park‑-storm sewer project‑-replace existing
undersized Lyon and McAleer Creek culverts at two locations: 33rd Avenue
Northeast and NE 185th Street............................ $168,300
(36)
City of Langley‑-storm sewer project‑-construct a storm drain
interceptor on Park Avenue to divert surface water flow from the downtown area..................................................... $178,708
(37)
Lewis County‑-domestic water project‑-construction of a water and
sewer system including improvements to an existing reservoir, new reservoir and
booster pump, installation of some 23,000 linear feet of various diameters of
water main, 20 hydrants, and service connections in public right-of-way. The
sewer project will replace existing septic systems with a STEP collection
system, construction of a wastewater treatment plant, effluent outfall, and
over 20,000 linear feet of sewer line................................................... $1,120,000
(38)
Town of Lind‑-domestic water project‑-replacement of a filter type
wastewater treatment facility with a nondischarging lagoon system
......................................................... $718,400
(39)
City of Long Beach‑-domestic water project‑-construction of a 1
million gallon water reservoir and about 4,700 linear feet of transmission main
from the water treatment plant to an existing booster pump station $1,160,214
(40)
Midway Sewer District‑-sanitary sewer project‑-replace gaseous
chlorine disinfection system with ultraviolet irradiation, submarine outfall
and South 260th Street pump station wet well, and emergency power supply at
treatment plant and 4 pump stations.......... $1,654,382
(41)
City of Morton‑-sanitary sewer project‑-replacement of about 1,300
linear feet of sewer line with side sewers in the right-of-way, manholes, and
necessary roadway restoration........................ $226,000
(42)
Mukilteo Water District‑-domestic water project‑-construct a
750,000 gallon reservoir to replace the existing No. 1 water tank
......................................................... $939,400
(43)
City of Napavine‑-domestic water project‑-construction of a new
125,000 gallon elevated reservoir, adding approximately 900 linear feet of
8-inch transmission main to loop a portion of the system, and the replacement
of up to 1,500 linear feet of existing undersized water mains $506,500
(44)
Northeast Sammamish Sewer and Water District‑-sanitary sewer project‑-replace
and relocate the District's lift station No. 3 near Evans Creek.................................................. $1,249,000
(45)
City of Omak‑-sanitary sewer project‑-improvements to sewer
treatment plant that include treatment, disinfection, and sludge handling
system, replace three deteriorated sewer collection lines in Ironwood Street,
Bartlett Street Alley, and Benton Street
....................................................... $2,439,900
(46)
City of Omak‑-domestic water project‑-water system improvements
which include increased chlorine contact time at two wells, add an additional
transmission main across the Okanogan River, rehabilitate the Riverside Avenue
booster station, connect the Hillcrest neighborhood to the upper pressure zone,
and construct a 250,000 gallon reservoir in northeast Omak........................................... $897,200
(47)
City of Port Townsend‑-domestic water project‑-construct a new
20-inch water supply main, construct a 1.52 million gallon water storage
facility, and upgrade Sparling Well and Treatment Plant
....................................................... $2,376,378
(48)
City of Quincy‑-domestic water project‑-water system improvements
consisting of drilling a new well, steel main replacement, well backup power
generation, and Beezley Hills Reservoir recoating
....................................................... $1,137,600
(49)
City of Ritzville‑-sanitary sewer project‑-construct a new
wastewater treatment plant to replace the existing facility
....................................................... $1,674,785
(50)
Town of Rosalia‑-domestic water project‑-construct a new 300,000
gallon water reservoir................................... $117,000
(51)
City of Royal City‑-sanitary sewer project‑-upgrades to the
existing facilities along with constructing new facilities
....................................................... $1,713,735
(52)
Saratoga Water District‑-domestic water project‑-replacement of
Bell's Beach water main, including approximately 9,800 linear feet of existing
steel water mains............................... $490,234
(53)
City of Seattle‑-bridge project‑-seismic retrofit for the Fremont
Bridge includes replacement of the existing steel deck grating, installation of
truss protection railing and rehabilitate the centerlock, and rebalancing of
bridge leaves....................... $1,500,000
(54)
City of Shelton‑-sanitary sewer project‑-sanitary sewer system
improvements in the central business district and surrounding areas, which will
bring the system into compliance with the Department of Ecology's National
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit $3,296,700
(55)
Shoreline Wastewater Management District‑-sanitary sewer project‑-rehabilitate
and modify three wastewater lift stations
......................................................... $668,700
(56)
Silver Lake Water District‑-domestic water project‑-seismic upgrade
to District's Reservoir No. 1.................... $300,600
(57)
Snohomish County‑-road project‑-relocation of approximately 8,000
linear feet of Lowell Snohomish River Road away from the Snohomish River $500,000
(58)
Spokane County Water District No. 3‑-domestic water project‑-replace
approximately 14,680 linear feet of existing water main with ductile iron main,
including reconnections, replacement and abandonment of water service lines,
mains, reservoir drain lines, and other elements as needed................................................... $543,150
(59)
City of Spokane‑-sanitary sewer project‑-Upgrading and/or
replacement of the existing solids handling processes at the city's Advanced
Wastewater Treatment Plant, including upgrades to the flotation and gravity
thickeners and their structures, replacement of three of six belt filter
presses, construction of sidestream storage, and treatment facilities with
pumping and control equipment
....................................................... $2,395,484
(60)
City of Spokane‑-domestic water project‑-construction of
approximately 16,000 linear feet of 24-inch ductile iron waterline along Havana
Street and Sprague Avenue, including valves, connections, blow-off and air
valve assemblies, trench excavation, a link below a rail line, pavement removal
and restoration, and traffic control devices $1,764,000
(61)
City of Spokane‑-domestic water project‑-replacement of some 12,000
linear feet of riveted steel water transmission main with ductile iron pipe
along Waterworks Avenue. It includes valves, connections to existing pipes,
blow-off and air valve assemblies, trench excavation, casing under a rail line,
pavement removal and restoration, and traffic control................................................ $2,880,000
(62)
Stevens County PUD No. 1‑-domestic water project‑-replacement of
two failed water storage tanks with one new 60,000 gallon tank at the Deer Lake
water system......................................... $67,300
(63)
City of Sultan‑-domestic water project‑-construction of a new 1.5
million gallon storage reservoir, backwash pumping, piping, and pH adjustment
for finish water.............................. $796,775
(64)
SunLand Water District‑-sanitary sewer project‑-upgrading existing
sewer treatment plant, enabling the system to produce an effluent of near
drinking water quality, Class A, in accordance with current state standards................................................ $910,900
(65)
City of Tacoma‑-road project‑-Thea Foss Waterway, and neighborhood
street related projects to improve safety and circulation in neighborhoods and
revitalize downtown neighborhoods................. $10,000,000
(66)
City of Tumwater‑-domestic water project‑-construct water treatment
facilities to address contamination from Trichloroethylene (TCE), and meet Safe
Drinking Water Act Requirements. Site is currently listed on the federal
Superfund list................... $1,019,900
(67)
Val Vue Sewer District‑-sanitary sewer project‑-construct alternate
wastewater discharge connections, rerouting wastewater flows to an alternate
treatment facility, eliminate pump station No. 17, and rehabilitate
approximately 600 linear feet of sewer main on Glendale Way $257,040
(68)
Town of Wilbur‑-domestic water project‑-construct a 750,000 gallon
reservoir, replace approximately 13,000 linear feet of failing, undersized
water mains, replace the pump, piping, and electrical at Well No. 4, and meter
the remaining unmetered services................... $903,000
(69)
Town of Wilkeson‑-sanitary sewer project‑-expand and upgrade
wastewater treatment plant, including improvements to the influent plant lift
station, new headworks, the conversion of the plant to an activated sludge
plant, addition of two new secondary clarifiers, conversion from chlorine to
ultraviolet light disinfection of effluent, new laboratory building, new sludge
handling facilities, and lift station improvements $482,040
(70)
Town of Winthrop‑-domestic water project‑-upgrade water main along
White Avenue, construct a transmission main under the Methow River, and
construct a reservoir and appurtenant on the eastside of town $314,152
(71)
Woodinville Water District‑-sanitary sewer project‑-replacement of
approximately 3,000 linear feet of damaged sewer main along 144th Avenue NE and
north of NE 190th Street.......................... $312,130
(72)
Emergency Public Works Loans‑-as authorized by RCW 43.155.065 $2,205,326
Total
of section one................................. $126,671,308
NEW
SECTION. Sec. 2. This
act is necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health, or
safety, or support of the state government and its existing public
institutions, and takes effect immediately.
