Chambers Creek Dam Phase III built on previously funded projects working on the ultimate goal of removing Chambers Creek Dam and restoring the estuarine habitat at the impoundment site. The feasibility study, completed in 2019, determined that restoration (i.e., removal of the dam and restoration of the estuary) would be feasible if done in conjunction with the replacement of the Chambers Creek Road bridge spanning the creek, which is immediately upstream of the dam site. As such, the goal of this project was complete a preliminary design package in conjunction with the bridge type-size-location (TSL) study. In addition to completing the preliminary design package, the project team held regular meetings with a variety of government entities and stakeholders. In addition, we offered private meetings with the three treaty tribes whose usual and accustomed areas included Chambers Bay. We reviewed the draft designs, cultural resources proposals, and bridge TSL with the tribes and in the larger group meetings. An amendment provided us a 6-month extension allowing for more time to pair our deliverables with the counties bridge study. Finally, it was determined that the project could close without completing the cultural resources survey, since the survey will require a multi-phase approach before-during-after dam removal.