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After debate over cost and look, Tustin council approves staff-recommended Armstrong Avenue bridge design
Summary
The Tustin City Council approved the staff-recommended redesign for the Armstrong Avenue pedestrian bridge after a debate over aesthetics and cost, recording a split roll call on the record. Councilmembers argued over a $6.5 million vs. $7.4 million design and possible add-ons such as planters and lighting.
The Tustin City Council voted to approve the staff-recommended design for the Armstrong Avenue pedestrian bridge after an extended debate over aesthetics and cost.
Councilmember Fink, who pulled the item for discussion, urged the council to adopt a lower-cost alternative and suggested adding planters or simplified lighting as cost-effective enhancements. "It is less expensive . . . 6,500,000 versus…
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