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Location: 8701 - 160th Ave NE
Current Project Activities:
Construction is currently about 60% complete
Project Phase: In Construction
Estimated Timeline Schedule: Construction start
July 2007; completion May 2008
Project Manager:
Phil Day,
425-556-2860
Project Description: The project includes the
construction of three additions to the Public Safety Building. The 2,860 square
foot addition at the north end of the building will house a crime lab and four
bays for securing and examining vehicles being held by the Police Department.
The additions at the east end of the building will include a 1,445 square foot
structure and a 1,237 square foot structure, each will house police vehicles.
Updated: February 5, 2008
Location: Various.
Current Project Activities: Preliminary
design and permitting
Project Phase: In Design
Estimated Timeline Schedule: Design
start January 2008; construction start September
2009; completion October 2011
Project Manager:
Mike Haley,
425-556-2843
Project Description: Redmond Way Stormwater
Trunk will convey all stormwater runoff directly from the east end of downtown
Redmond to the Sammamish River. The Redmond Way Stormwater Quality Facility will
collect low flows from the stormwater trunk and provide water quality treatment
to the runoff prior to discharge to the River.
Updated: February 5, 2008
Location: Wells 1 and 2 are located in
Anderson Park and the treatment building is located on 169th Avenue NE between NE
80th Street and NE 79th Street.
Current Project Activities: Project
advertising for bids. Bid opening scheduled for
April 10, 2008
Project Phase: Advertising for bids
Estimated Timeline Schedule: Construction start May 2008; completion June 2009
Project Manager:
Dennis
Brunelle, 425-556-2724
Project Description: The rehabilitation of
Wells 1 and 2 are part of the Water Source Improvement Project that includes the
renovation of four of the City's five wells. The main focus of the Water Source
Improvement Project is to upgrade the wells to bring them into conformance
with the current UBC (Uniform Building Code), to eliminate the use of hazardous
chemicals for the treatment of raw water and to make the facilities safer for
maintenance workers.
Updated: February 5, 2008
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