Project Department: Parks and Recreation

Pine Street Crossing

Railroad tracks crossing a road
Project Overview This project will upgrade the existing railroad crossing to quiet zone standards and add a multi-use path crossing. The Pine Street Crossing safety improvements are part of the City’s efforts to upgrade railroad crossings in the waterfront area to complete a quiet zone while also improving pedestrian and bicycle access in the area. ... Read more

Middle Fork Spring Open Space Trail

The Middle Fork Spring Open Space Trail project proposes to design and construct a multi-use trail to connect Cordata Park to West Stuart Road and Meridian Street. The trail will be approximately 1,300 linear feet and consist of crushed limestone boardwalk segments. Additional elements include a sidewalk extension and entry from West Stuart Road. This ... Read more

Civic Athletic Complex Planning

The City is updating the Civic Athletic Complex Master Plan - the plan that summarizes the long-term vision and guides further development for this recreational complex. During this update, we are examining areas that can be developed for current and evolving uses. Get project details here.

Civic Stadium Repair

This project consists of water intrusion and waterproofing at existing storage and mechanical spaces at Civic Stadium South Grandstand. Work will include TPO and metal roofing, flashing and sheet metal installation, rough carpentry, ceiling repairs, interior and exterior painting, surface preparation for concrete repair and patching in multiple areas, concrete patch work at hand railings, ... Read more

Railroad Trail Bridge Over Woburn Street

Project Overview This project will construct a grade-separated pedestrian-bicycle bridge, as identified in Barkley Urban Village Environmental Impact Study (EIS), that is accessible for all ages and abilities. As a designated truck route, bridge would be designed to meet current WSDOT bridge clearance requirements. Project Status- 2025 Implementation of this project is dependent on future ... Read more
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