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Committee endorses stamped concrete aesthetic for Drakes Creek (Stop 30) bridge; project remains on multi-year schedule
Summary
The committee approved using a plain stamped concrete finish for the Drakes Creek (Stop 30) bridge and discussed schedule, right-of-way holds and decorative options. Project remains estimated at about $7 million with a potential two-year construction window after procurement.
The Capital Projects Committee voted unanimously to pursue a plain stamped concrete aesthetic (option 1) for the Drakes Creek Stop 30 bridge and directed staff to proceed with that aesthetic as part of the ongoing project planning.
Sarah, the project lead, said Drakes Creek Stop 30 Intersection improvements are ranked No. 4 in the city's transportation capital improvement plan and currently carry an overall estimated construction cost of about $7,000,000. She said the project is in right-of-way acquisition; of the 13 tracts identified, 11 closings are complete and two mortgage releases…
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