Update 2/9/21
The contractor is currently working on installing deep sewer main on Armour Dr and Armour Lp. There are crews also working on water and sewer connections, and landscaping restoration. Seed will be placed at a strategic time to allow the seed to grow. Paving will be placed based on suitable weather and temperature. The contractor is anticipating that work will be complete in June for Phase I.
Phase II of the project (the West portion of the neighborhood) will be advertised for bids this week, and we anticipate work will start in that area in May
Update 11/5/20
Due to current weather conditions, the paving date has been rescheduled to Monday, November 9th. Grading preparation of the roadway will continue November 6th.
Update 11/4/20
On Friday, November 6th, the contractor will be paving on 66th Ave, west of Ruddell Rd. Long delays are expected for anyone needing to travel through this area and alternate routes are advised. Residents on this street will have driveway closures as the paving is completed in front of each driveway, and lasting until the asphalt is cool enough to drive over. This work is weather dependent. Please call Keven Inman, the Project Inspector, at 360-239-0333 if you have any questions or concerns.
Update 9/15/20
Ruddell Road, St. Andrews St, 64th Ct and 64th Way are scheduled to be paved on September 21st -23rd. Work is expected to take place from 7am to 7pm, and please remember that vehicles cannot be parked on these roads during this work. Access to driveways may be limited for a couple of hours. The work is weather dependent, and any changes to the schedule will be posted here. For any questions, please contact City of Lacey Project Inspector Keven Inman at (360) 239-0333, or kinman@ci.lacey.wa.us. Thank you for your patience.
Update 5/6/20
The first phase of the project has been awarded to South Sound Contractors of Lacey, Washington. Construction is scheduled to begin on May 11, 2020, and anticipated to be completed in the summer of 2021.
Frequently Asked Questions

Due to changes in fire suppression standards over the years, the City of Lacey must replace the water lines in Capitol City Golf Club Estates with larger diameter lines. This will provide an adequate amount of water flow from the hydrants for firefighting. The City of Lacey is also designing a sewer line to serve the area. In 2006, the City observed nitrate concentrations increase in drinking water from Well #4 (located on West Sarazen SE). City staff believes the increase is primarily due to inadequately treated wastewater effluent from on-site septic systems.
This project will be completed in two phases over two years. Currently the first phase, which includes properties on the east side of CCGCE, has been sent out for bids. Bidding will open February 11th and a contract will be awarded on February 27th. We anticipate construction to start in spring of 2020. Please contact Linsey Fields at 360-486-8707 or lfields@ci.lacey.wa.us if you have any questions.
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