Workers in the foreground use rakes to spread cement over a gravel foundation. A tube, used to level the cement, can be seen moving behind the workers. Two construction workers work behind the tube. A closeup shows the gravel foundation of a parking lot. Construction equipment and construction crew vehicles can be seen obscured in the distance. A freshly poured permeable aggregate road covers a gravel base. Uncovered gravel can be seen in the foreground. A shopping center, still under construction, can be seen in the background. A gravel sidewalk foundation runs along the front of shopping center that is in the process of being completed. Cafe tables and seats are located along a sidewalk outside the Safeway grocery store at Pioneer Crossing in Puyallup, Washington. A row of newly constructed shops can be seen in the background of a pile of gravel. A row of connected shops can be seen across the road from a Safeway. The lettering on the middle store reads Asphalt pavement covers a gravel foundation in a new drive thru lane. Part of the gravel foundation has not yet been paved. Concrete panels are in the process of being poured on top of a gravel lane on the side of a building. A permeable concrete driveway runs next to the side of a Safeway store.

Pioneer Crossing

Date: January 2019-November 2019
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Description

Pioneer Crossing is an 87,000-square-foot shopping center that includes Safeway, Starbucks, MOD Pizza, and other brands. Washington Rock supplied construction aggregates to contractor Tunista Construction and subcontractor Pivetta Brothers.

Materials

27,000 tons of Pit Run and Gravel Borrow
9,400 tons of Ballast
6,900 tons of CSBC
4,200 tons of Crushed Clean Materials
2,700 tons of Quarry Spalls
1,400 tons of CSTC
660 tons of Washed Utility Sand
250 tons of 7/8" Drain Rock

Highlights

Washington Rock provided over 50,000 tons of construction aggregates for the shopping center. The shopping center serves an area with the "second fastest growth of any submarket in the Puget Sound Region," according to PMF Investments.

The News Tribune featured a story about the construction of Pioneer Crossing.

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