Public Information Transcripts - Whittier Bridge/I-95 Improvement ...
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channel. This is our existing condition. The<br />
equipment comes in, builds the new approaches, starts<br />
building the bridge across. The piers get built, of<br />
course, before the girders and bridge structure gets<br />
placed.<br />
Once traffic is open, as you can see,<br />
northbound and southbound on the same structure, we<br />
disassemble the center arch, which then allows us to<br />
take down the rest of the bridge on a span by span<br />
basis. We then start constructing the new span<br />
across, very similar to the other method. And then<br />
once the bridge is open, we see the traffic in the<br />
full lane configuration.<br />
Where we are right now is basically<br />
we’re zeroing in on the alignment that makes the most<br />
sense for this project, which is for the northern<br />
portion of the project is the inside widening, and for<br />
the southern portion of the project where the bridge<br />
area is is the east alignment, from the least amount<br />
of impact to existing resources within the right of<br />
way limits, and all of those items that Joe just<br />
talked about in that screening document as we’re<br />
moving things together. But this basically is a<br />
current trend in terms of where we are looking.<br />
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