Phoenix Lake Road Bridge Replacement Project - Bridge No. 32C-030 / Caltrans Project No. BRLO-5932(007)

Phoenix Lake Road Bridge Replacement Project - Bridge No. 32C-030 / Caltrans Project No. BRLO-5932(007)

Replacement of Bridge No. 32C-030 on Phoenix Lake Road over Sullivan Creek through the Highway Bridge Replacement and Rehabilitation Program (HBRR) under the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) due to the substandard width, strength, and hydraulic capacity of the bridge, which was constructed in 1948. The existing bridge will be replaced with a pre-cast reinforced concrete structure with a single 60-foot span and roadway width of 40 feet. The waterway clearance width will be widened from 20 feet to 42 feet and the roadway approaches will be reconstructed at each end of the bridge to conform to the existing roadway and improve the alignment to provide stopping sight distance for a 30 mile per hour design speed. Reconstruction of the north approach will be 350 feet long and the south approach will be 140 feet long. A retaining wall, approximately 209 feet in length, will be constructed along the edge of the existing roadway east also entails acquisition of 0.901 +/- acre of road right-of-way and 0.193 +/- acre of temporary construction easements to facilitate replacement of the bridge and replacement of Tuolumne Utilities District's 12-inch Twain Harte Interceptor sewer main. The project site consists of 1.17 +/- acres located within the existing and proposed right-of-way of Phoenix Lake Road and temporary construction easements.

Sonora

Tuolumne

Transportation:Other (Bridge Replacement)

Bridge Replacement

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