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Project Update

09/28/09

The steel attached to the crane is the pile driving hammer, used to drive the piles. The rods in the water are a pile driving template. It is a frame used to line up the pile while it is being driven. - photo
The steel attached to the crane is the pile driving hammer, used to drive the piles. The rods in the water are a pile driving template. It is a frame used to line up the pile while it is being driven.

The steel attached to the crane is the pile driving hammer, used to drive the piles. The rods in the water are a pile driving template. It is a frame used to line up the pile while it is being driven. - photo
The steel attached to the crane is the pile driving hammer, used to drive the piles. The rods in the water are a pile driving template. It is a frame used to line up the pile while it is being driven.

 

To comply with environmental standards, a turbidity curtain, used for erosion and sediment control, is placed in the water. - photo
To comply with environmental standards, a turbidity curtain, used for erosion and sediment control, is placed in the water.

 

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Project Update

08/10/09

From Project Manager Kevin M. Lundgren, P.E.:

"All utilities have been relocated underground to be clear of construction.  The contractor is now working on widening the pavement on the east side.  This should take approximately one week.  At that point they will begin demolishing the bridge on the opposite side."

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Project Update

06/17/09

 

 

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