Spokane - Argonne Road
Project Number: 2006
From milepost 4.13 to milepost 5.04
RATA Funds: $750,000
Legislative District: 4
Status:
Date Approved: 2017
The Argonne Road/Bruce Road Corridor is a regionally significant arterial roadway from the urban area of the City of Spokane Valley to northern rural Spokane County, terminating in the Green Bluff Community. The corridor has an ADT of 8,807 and serves a multitude of users including agricultural, commercial, industrial, commuter and recreational.
A visual survey was conducted in July of 2012 and showed a moderate quantity of medium severity longitudinal cracking, medium to high severity transverse cracking, and a slight amount of low and high alligator cracking. Improvements have been needed to ensure a smooth, predictable, and safe route for all users of this roadway.
The paving preservation project constructed was a 4" grind and inlay of the two 12' travel lanes and 1' shoulder. A visual survey was conducted in July of 2012 and showed a moderate quantity of medium severity longitudinal cracking, medium to high severity transverse cracking, and a slight amount of low and high alligator cracking. Argonne Road is now a smooth, predictable, and safe route to travel for all users of this roadway.
A visual survey was conducted in July of 2012 and showed a moderate quantity of medium severity longitudinal cracking, medium to high severity transverse cracking, and a slight amount of low and high alligator cracking. Improvements have been needed to ensure a smooth, predictable, and safe route for all users of this roadway.
The paving preservation project constructed was a 4" grind and inlay of the two 12' travel lanes and 1' shoulder. A visual survey was conducted in July of 2012 and showed a moderate quantity of medium severity longitudinal cracking, medium to high severity transverse cracking, and a slight amount of low and high alligator cracking. Argonne Road is now a smooth, predictable, and safe route to travel for all users of this roadway.