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Pasco accepts Burns Road restriping; county-funded effort reconfigures lanes to reduce right-of-way queuing
Summary
City staff reported completion of a Burns Road restriping project that reconfigured lanes between Bridal 100 and Road 68 to accommodate vehicle queuing during school pickup and improve safety. The project finished at about $95,000, under the engineer's estimate, and was paid from city streets funds.
The council was presented with a project-acceptance report for the Burns Road restriping project, which reconfigured lanes between Bridal 100 and Road 68 to address inconsistent striping and vehicles queuing in the travel lane during school pickup times.
Public works staff said the work created a parking lane to reduce through-lane queuing by parents during school pick-up, improving safety for both through traffic and people accessing school facilities. The contractor was Pavement Surface Control; staff said the project was estimated at $236,000 but the bid and final reconciled cost was about $95,000, with some negative change orders for unused materials. The project was funded from local streets funds.
Staff asked the council to accept the work so the city can release bonds and retainage to the contractor. No public comment was offered at the meeting and no formal roll-call vote on acceptance was recorded in the transcript.
