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Bypass To Nowhere Goes Up For Bid
Posted Under: Yelm Activities, Yelm Government, Yelm Growth, Yelm Issues
Cross Section of The Bypass to Nowhere
Phase One of the Yelm Loop or Bypass To Nowhere has gone up on the Washington State Department of Transportation site for bid.
Titled: YELM LOOP – STAGE 1, it is described in short as “SR 510, MP 13.28 to MP 14.81 in Thurston County, CL 1 or 4.CONTAINS APPRENTICE UTILIZATION REQUIREMENT: 15%. For more information go to: www.wsdot.wa.gov/biz/contaa Estimated Value: $7,500,000 – $10,000,000 Customer Reference Number: 09C524/#7879 Close Date: Wednesday, February 10, 2010″
Documents from the DOT site
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
Addendums
Cross section
You remember Stage One right? Its the part of the Bypass which would run traffic through several ‘yet to be developed, but city zoned’ areas north of Yelm, but only to Cullins Road, not even to Canal Rd which could then route some of the traffic around town?
What do we put along side this new Bypass to Nowhere? Well the city doesn’t have the water to issue permits so people can move into their already build homes, do they have water for the business and developments that I’m sure are planned for both sides of the new Bypass?
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