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Council hears phased plan for Marquee Way West bridge; upland work could start in months
Summary
Engineers told the City of Freeport council the Marquee Way West project is at 60% design and recommended phasing to complete upland sections first, which could begin in roughly six to seven months; wetland permitting remains unpredictable.
The City of Freeport heard an update on the Marquee Way West road and bridge project March 26 as engineers urged a phased approach to keep work moving while wetland permits proceed.
John, an engineer with All Day Engineering, told the council the project has advanced to the 60% design stage and that stormwater, drainage and roadway requirements have been completed. He said the permitting process differs markedly between upland and wetland work and proposed phasing construction so upland sections…
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