I-5 & South 56th Street Interchange ADA Compliance Project
Project Description
In an agreement with the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT), the City of Tacoma is constructing new ADA compliant pedestrian crossing ramps along the sidewalks and on/off ramps at the interchange of I-5 with S 56th Street and at the intersection of Tacoma Mall Boulevard and S 56th Street
Map

Pedestrian crossing ramps installed and/or replaced at locations indicated by red dots on the map.
Project Schedule
Planning Completed
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December 2019
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Design Completed
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December 2021
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Construction Planned
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April 2022 – September 2022
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Construction Suspension Until |
Spring 2023 |
Construction of concrete pedestrian crossing ramps and street paving is complete. Project is currently suspended until delivery of traffic signal and streetlight equipment. Anticipated completion of project is delayed until Spring 2023. Upon delivery of the equipment, installation is expected to take 4-6 weeks.
Project Features
In addition to the pedestrian crossing ramps, construction will include upgrades to pedestrian signals with new accessible push buttons, signage, video detection and striping.
Project Funding
WSDOT has funded the project as part of the I2 Safety/Collision Prevention Program for design, construction, and administration by the City of Tacoma.
Source
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Amount
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WSDOT
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$1,269,735
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Project Information and Contacts
City of Tacoma Project Manager, Jon Kulju, PMP, (253) 591-5204 or JKulju@cityoftacoma.org.
WSDOT Development Services Engineer, Andy Larson. P.E., (360) 900-9541 or LarsonA@WSDOT.wa.gov.