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City of Fife
The work for the Waterline Upgrade includes installation of new 8" and 12" waterlines totaling 1,633 LF in 26th Street East and Berry Lane East. There will be three points of connection. Two connections will be made in David Court East and one connection will be made within the public easement located immediately west of the terminus of 26th Street East. Three new fire hydrants will be installed, and seventeen residential water services will need to be reconnected. The existing 6" asbestos water main will be abandoned in place except where it conflicts with new improvements. The work for the Storm Drainage Upgrade includes the installation of 177 LF of 8" diameter ductile iron storm sewer pipe, 440 LF of 12" diameter ductile iron storm sewer pipe, fourteen Type 1 catch basins, a stormwater treatment vault, and roadside swales. These upgrades will be in the right-of-way of the following roads: Berry Lane East, David Court East and 27th Street East. The work for the Paving Upgrade includes a combination of full depth Hot Mix Asphalt pavement and base replacement, and a 2" Hot Mix Asphalt Overlay. The project will utilize approx. 1,450 tons of Hot Mix Asphalt, and approx. 1,140 tons of Crushed Surfacing Base Course. 3,700 SY of existing bituminous pavement will be removed. These upgrades will be in the right-of-way of the following roads: Berry Lane East, David Court East, 26th Street East, and 27th Street East.
Posted Date
Mar 19, 2026
Due Date
Apr 9, 2026
Release: Mar 19, 2026
City of Fife
Close: Apr 9, 2026
The work for the Waterline Upgrade includes installation of new 8" and 12" waterlines totaling 1,633 LF in 26th Street East and Berry Lane East. There will be three points of connection. Two connections will be made in David Court East and one connection will be made within the public easement located immediately west of the terminus of 26th Street East. Three new fire hydrants will be installed, and seventeen residential water services will need to be reconnected. The existing 6" asbestos water main will be abandoned in place except where it conflicts with new improvements. The work for the Storm Drainage Upgrade includes the installation of 177 LF of 8" diameter ductile iron storm sewer pipe, 440 LF of 12" diameter ductile iron storm sewer pipe, fourteen Type 1 catch basins, a stormwater treatment vault, and roadside swales. These upgrades will be in the right-of-way of the following roads: Berry Lane East, David Court East and 27th Street East. The work for the Paving Upgrade includes a combination of full depth Hot Mix Asphalt pavement and base replacement, and a 2" Hot Mix Asphalt Overlay. The project will utilize approx. 1,450 tons of Hot Mix Asphalt, and approx. 1,140 tons of Crushed Surfacing Base Course. 3,700 SY of existing bituminous pavement will be removed. These upgrades will be in the right-of-way of the following roads: Berry Lane East, David Court East, 26th Street East, and 27th Street East.
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Install a city-provided restroom building manufactured by Romtec and connect utilities, add walkways, remove and install new playground equipment, remove and install new play surfacing, install a basketball hoop, construct a gazebo structure, and install other park amenities. The renovation of the play area and installation of a permanent restroom for Wedge Park has been a top priority identified in the recent Parks, Recreation, and Open Space plan survey for the growing residential community in Fife. The park updates include a new, larger gazebo, updates to the basketball half-court, renovation of the existing play areas, and the addition of a permanent restroom facility to replace the existing portable restroom on site.
Posted Date
Jan 30, 2026
Due Date
Mar 4, 2026
Release: Jan 30, 2026
City of Fife
Close: Mar 4, 2026
Install a city-provided restroom building manufactured by Romtec and connect utilities, add walkways, remove and install new playground equipment, remove and install new play surfacing, install a basketball hoop, construct a gazebo structure, and install other park amenities. The renovation of the play area and installation of a permanent restroom for Wedge Park has been a top priority identified in the recent Parks, Recreation, and Open Space plan survey for the growing residential community in Fife. The park updates include a new, larger gazebo, updates to the basketball half-court, renovation of the existing play areas, and the addition of a permanent restroom facility to replace the existing portable restroom on site.
City of Fife
Construction of water mains and service connections in the City. This includes installing 1,250 LF of 12" water main, 275 LF of 8" water main, replacement of water service connections, associated facilities and appurtenances, as well as site restoration tasks such as backfilling, grading, and surface restoration.
Posted Date
Jan 8, 2026
Due Date
Jan 29, 2026
Release: Jan 8, 2026
City of Fife
Close: Jan 29, 2026
Construction of water mains and service connections in the City. This includes installing 1,250 LF of 12" water main, 275 LF of 8" water main, replacement of water service connections, associated facilities and appurtenances, as well as site restoration tasks such as backfilling, grading, and surface restoration.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Fife
The City of Fife City Center Subarea Planned Action Final Environmental Impact Statement details a plan to transform the City Center into a vibrant, inclusive, and walkable neighborhood. The plan, which is a chapter in the 2024 Comprehensive Plan Update and designed to meet 2044 growth targets, focuses on fostering community connections, livability, economic opportunities, and diverse transportation and housing choices around a future light rail station. Key strategic goals include promoting multi-story mixed-use development, enhancing multimodal transportation, integrating green infrastructure, diversifying housing types, and expanding business and employment opportunities, while ensuring environmental protection and adequate public facilities. The document evaluates environmental impacts and mitigation measures for different growth alternatives.
The meeting focused on the City Center visioning effort, emphasizing its long-term impacts on community building and economic sustainability. Discussions included a presentation from KPG consultants, a transportation plan update, and the city center visioning component. The Planning Commission and the public provided input on city center visioning, focusing on connectivity and neighborhood development. The council also discussed the vision statement of creating a vibrant destination with a healthy balance between residential, commercial, and industrial uses, all interconnected with green infrastructure and open space.
The Fife City Council Study Session included presentations from Tacoma Public Utilities (TPU) on their 2023/2024 budget and proposed rates, covering TPU's mission, services, and the reasons for rate adjustments. The City Manager discussed the 2023-2024 budget message, highlighting budget preparation, goals, the new biennial budget process, and revenue trends. The proposed general fund budget for 2023/2024 was presented, detailing revenues, expenses, and major changes. Upcoming meeting agendas were reviewed, including a budget workshop and a joint meeting with the Port of Tacoma Commission.
The City of Fife's 2025 Strategic Plan is designed to guide the city towards long-term sustainability. It outlines specific strategic objectives and performance metrics to address economic, environmental, infrastructure, housing, and social challenges. The plan reflects community priorities gathered through discussions with residents and business owners, emphasizing shared dedication to building a vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable city.
The City Council meeting agenda includes approval of payroll and claims vouchers, review of meeting minutes, presentations on the Harvest Festival and 5k Fun Run, committee reports, public hearings on annexation, the comprehensive plan, and the biennial budget. The agenda also lists ordinances regarding opioid treatment programs, resolutions on property tax levy and a pump station project, and city manager and citizen comments.
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