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Engineering update: 1000 South Road work to start in mid–late July; deputy to enforce parking and speed limits

Ballard City Council · July 7, 2026
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Summary

Jones & DeMille reported the contractor for the 1000 South Road project plans to begin work in mid–late July, pending Army Corps permit; Deputy Justin Pratt said he will review parking-code options for illegally parked trailers and enforce speed limits on 1500 East.

Jeff Baker of Jones & DeMille told the council the contractor for the 1000 South Road project plans to begin work in mid-to-late July, with this year’s work focused on box culvert installation, placement of fill and underground utility work. Baker said all remaining right-of-way and easement documents for the final portion of the project have been secured, recorded and the notice of award has been sent to the contractor; the contract and bonds remain to be returned for mayoral signature. He also said he expected to hear from the Army Corps of Engineers regarding a final permit imminently and anticipates the permit will be in place before construction begins.

On public-safety matters, Deputy Justin Pratt said he is reviewing parking code provisions to address illegally parked trailers and will meet with the council to discuss options. He also said he has been monitoring speeding and truck traffic on 1500 East and will enforce the posted speed limits.

The updates did not include a formal council vote; next administrative steps include finalizing bonds and contract paperwork for submission to the mayor and scheduling construction once permits and contracts are in place.