Site work and paving for a civil project in Crocker, Washington. Working plans call for site work for a water / sewer project; road / highway; and for paving for a road / highway.

This project involves removing eight existing fish barriers from separate site locations along SR 16 between MP 14.63 to MP 16.59 and SR 302 at MP 16.15. The fish barriers will be replaced with new structures and reconstructed stream channels to allow unimpeded passage for fish of all life stages. Work includes fish exclusion and temporary stream bypass systems, maintenance of traffic using temporary traffic bypasses, removal of the fish barriers, earthwork above and below ordinary high water, structure and wall construction, roadway reconstruction, guardrail removal and installation, channel reconstruction, streambed restoration, roadside restoration, erosion control, water management, and traffic control. This project will remove existing barriers to fish migration at the following SR16 and SR302 stream crossings and replace with fish-passable structures: Pierce County: A. Site ID # 991939, Unnamed Tributary to McCormick Creek, SR16 MP 14.63 B. Site ID # 991940, McCormick Creek, SR16 MP 14.65 C. Site ID # 991941, McCormick Creek, SR16 MP 14.86 D. Site ID # 990277, McCormick Creek, SR16 MP 14.90 E. Site ID # 991942, Unnamed Tributary to McCormick Creek, SR16 MP 15.02 F. Site ID # 991944, McCormick Creek, SR16 MP 15.21 G. Site ID # 105_K051618a, Unnamed Tributary to Goodnough Creek, SR16 MP 16.59 H. Site ID # 105_K051518a, Goodnough Creek, SR302 MP 16.15 The estimated contract cost of this project is approximately $160 to $200 Million. *The value for this project is based on a financial range. The value is listed as the highest possible cost from the range provided by a stakeholder or official project document.