Ivy Street Bridge Replacement

Ivy Street Bridge Replacement

The City proposes to replace the existing two-lane dip-crossing with a five-span, cast-in-place bridge structure that would carry one lane of traffic across the creek in each direction. The bridge and its approach roadways would provide a curb-to-curb width of 40 feet consisting of two 12-foot-wide lanes and two 8-foot-wide shoulders. The structure would include a 5-foot-wide sidewalk and barrier railing along one side and a barrier railing only along the other side; the total width of the bridge deck would be 47 feet and 9 inches. The grade of Ivy Street would also be raised to accommodate the approaches to the bridge and tie in with the existing road surface. Consequently, the roadway work would extend beyond either side of the bridge approximately 200 feet in the west and into the intersection of New Clay Street in the east. An existing 15-inch sewer line underneath the road would be relocated inside the bridge structure. The roadway work would largely occur within the 60-foot-wide City right-of-way. The project would require the acquisition of right-of-way for channel grading, slope easements, and approach fills. Parcels to be partially acquired as part of this project include 909-090-001 to the south of Ivy Street and 906-200-011 and 906-200-012 to the north of Ivy Street. A 4-inch sewer line, 24-inch water line, and 4-inch gas line are located underneath the existing road, and overhead electrical lines along the southern/eastern side of Ivy Street. Under the proposed project, the sewer, water, and gas lines would be relocated inside the bridge structure. Construction is anticipated to require 12 months.

Murrieta

Riverside