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Oregon Avenue overlay project completed under budget; federal pavement-preservation funds used
Summary
Pasco staff presented acceptance of the Oregon Avenue overlay project, funded through federal pavement-preservation funds, completed for approximately $2.375 million after deductive change orders.
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The council heard a project-acceptance presentation for the Oregon Avenue overlay project, which was funded with federal pavement-preservation funds and carried out by Central Washington Asphalt.
Staff said the pavement-preservation work made the roadway smoother and was originally estimated at $2.7 million; the contract closed at about $2.375 million after deductive change orders for items not fully used. Staff recommended accepting the completed work so the city can finalize project closeout and release contractor retainage.
Councilmembers thanked staff for keeping the project under estimate. No formal roll-call acceptance was recorded in the transcript.

