Public Information Transcripts - Whittier Bridge/I-95 Improvement ...

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issues, lane count issues, within the whole project
study area.
Tonight’s agenda is basically to update
you folks on the process. We’re going to address some
of the prior meeting questions which came in writing.
We addressed the questions verbally at the end. As
the project manager, Michael O’Dowd, said, all of the
questions as they come in will get addressed within
the environmental documents which we’ll be filing
later this year.
We’ll bring you up-to-speed on where we
are with the environmental documentation process, some
of the engineering studies supporting the process, the
environmental analysis of the impacts. And, also,
we’ll talk about where we are with developing the
environmental documents which are, for the federal
side of it, called the NEPA Environmental Assessment
Documents, and on the state side it’s the MEPA
process, which is the Environmental Impact Report.
We received a number of written
questions. And a number of them were actually
repeats. Some of the questions were some concerns
about hydroplaning on the bridge, approaching the
bridge, came up from a couple of folks. We have
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