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Rev. 2021-08-12
2022 Six Year Transportation Improvement Program (2022-2027)
No. 01
Upper Deer Harbor Rd Improvements
Upper Deer Harbor Rd
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Project Objective:
· Construct improvements to Upper Deer Harbor Road.
· Increase public parking spaces from approximately 15 spaces to approximately 30 spaces.
· Extend Upper Deer Harbor Rd southerly to connect to Deer Harbor Rd.
Project Need:
· Lack of parking in Deer Harbor for short term day-to-day economic activities.
· Lack of traffic circulation and congestion at the westerly end of Jack and Jill Place.
· Existing parking requires cars to back out approximately 500 feet.
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No. 02
Agate Beach County Park Road Relocation
Posted: 25 mph
85% Speed: 23.3 mph
AADT:
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No. 03
Prune Alley Street Improvements
MP 0.5
School Rd
5 Yr Accident History:
· 10 No Injury
Posted: 20 mph
85% Speed: 22.8 mph
North Beach Rd
AADT:
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No. 04
Beaverton Valley Rd Culvert Replacement
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AADT:
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No. 05
Douglas Rd/Bailer Hill Rd Improvements
Posted: 45 mph
Douglas Rd
85% Speed: 45.8 mph
AADT:
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No. 06
San Juan Valley Rd Improvements
MP 0.5 MP 0.0
San Juan Valley Rd
Strawberry Ln
5 Yr Accident History:
Douglas Rd
· 3 No Injury
Posted: 45 mph
85% Speed: 47.3 mph
AADT:
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No. 07
Center Rd Improvements
Posted: 45 mph Lopez Sound Rd
85% Speed: 48.9 mph
AADT:
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No. 08
Deer Harbor Road Slump at MP 0.65
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Approx. MP 0.65
Posted: 25 mph
85% Speed: 30.6 mph
AADT: 400-800
FFC: 08
(MP 0.98, 2019)
Proposed
Improvements
Bank failure
Project location
Failed culvert
and road slump
Project Objective:
· Reconstruct roadway embankment with structural material.
· Repair, replace, and expand retaining walls on both sides of the roadway.
· Repair and improve surface and subsurface drainage systems.
Project Need:
· Deer Harbor Road and the West Sound Bridge are an essential part of the County's transportation system.
· The roadway structure and drainage systems in this location have failed and a roadway sump has developed in
the pavement along the edge of this coastal roadway.
· Portions of Deer Harbor Road are at risk of imminent failure and remedial work is necessary to protect public
property and public safety.
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Deer Harbor Road Slump at MP 1.15
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Road slump
Log retaining
Project Objective:
· Managed retreat of a coastal roadway.
· Relocate existing roadway into the upland embankment and away from the shoreline.
Project Need:
· This portion of Deer Harbor Road provides the only access to the Deer Harbor areas of Orcas Island.
· The roadway is supported by old timber cribbing which is showing signs of distress.
· The roadway needs to be relocated as it is not practical to maintain the roadway edge on top of an high bank
that is subject to future erosion and collapse.
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No. 10
Orcas Landing Marine Facility
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Marine Facility
WSF Terminal
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Project Objective:
· Build upon recent improvements to enhance pedestrian access with connections along Orcas Road including
curb gutter and side walk to WSF and Orcas Landing Marine Facility.
· Expand and enhance parking options at the marine facility in conjunction with planned WSF ADA
improvement.
Project Need:
· This project expands public access to and from the existing County marine facility.Rev. 2021-08-12
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No. 11
Hunter Bay Marine Facility
Hunter Bay
Marine Facility
Crab Island Rd
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County regulated parking
Boat Ramp
replaced in 2016
Float and Gangway
Pier
Hunter Bay Marine Facility
Project Objective:
· Repair or replace the existing pier, gangway, float and creosote piles.
Project Need:
· Only half the float can be used in its current configuration.
· The pier, gangway, float and hardware all show significant wear.
· This project may include an analysis to determine the best expansion option for the float.
· Meet current gangway standards for accessibility.Rev. 2021-08-12
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No. 12
West Sound Marine Facility
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Project Objective:
· Remove eleven creosote-treated timber piles and cross-bracing and replace with eight new galvanized steel
pipe piles.
· Replace the two existing floats with a single heavy duty timber float with foam-filled HDPE floatation drums
and high-traction fiberglass grate deck.
· Install new aluminum gangway.
Project Need:
· The transition bridge that spans the gap between the two independent floats is subject to failure and requires
frequent maintenance.
· The weight of the existing floats and the large motions they experience during storms causes damage to the
pile retainers.Rev. 2021-08-12
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No. 13
Gravel Road Conversions
Project Objective:
· Convert existing gravel roads with chip seal paving.
· Gravel road conversions do not significantly alter the roadway geometry.
Project Need:
· Gravel roads are converted to chip seal when it can be shown to be a more economical method of maintaining
County Roads.
· Safety, level of service and public interest are also considered.Rev. 2021-08-12
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No. 14
Complete Streets Projects
Argyle Ave Sidewalk Extension
County Wide
Project complete May 2021
Funded by Complete Streets
Fisherman Bay Road Shoulder Extension
Project complete July 2021
Funded by Complete Streets
Cattle Point Road Should Extension
Project complete August 2019
Funded by Complete Streets
Project Narrative:
· The complete streets concept adopted by RCW 47.04.320 promotes roads and transportation corridors that
are safe and convenient for all users, including pedestrians, bicyclists, transit riders and motor vehicles.
· In 2018, San Juan County adopted the Complete Streets Program in Ordinance 24-2018, thereby becoming
eligible for Complete Streets Funding from the Transportation Improvement Board (TIB).
· In 2019, San Juan County received its first grant award from TIB for $500,000 for three projects.
· In 2021, San Juan County completed work on those projects and will be become eligible for another grant from
TIB in early 2022.Rev. 2021-08-12
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No. 15
San Juan County Mooring Buoys
Eastsound UGA
County Wide
Madrona Point
Marine Facility
State Park Lopez Village UGA
Reid Harbor Fisherman Bay
Spit Shore Access
County Boat Ramp
Old Post Rd
Shore Access and Steps
Project Narrative:
· In 2015 the state legislature amended RCW 36.82.070 to include the following provision: “For counties that
consist entirely of islands, county road purposes also include marine uses relating to navigation and moorage.
Such a county may deposit revenue collected under RCW 84.52.043 and 36.82.040, in the amount or
percentage determined by the county, into a subaccount within the county road fund to be used for marine
facilities, including mooring buoys, docks, and aids to navigation”
· The Public Works Department is currently working with the County Council, the County Road Administration
Board and the County Auditor to establish a program to install mooring buoys around San Juan County using
Road Funds that is compliant with State law.You can also read
