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Engineers outline flood-resilient design, access plans for Randell Road bridge
Summary
At a 10:00 a.m. site visit on Sept. 22, 2025, East Engineering presented preliminary plans for a permanent Randell Road bridge replacement, focusing on flood resilience, local access and a construction timeline; the crossing remains on a temporary structure after the 2024 Flood.
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At 10:00 a.m. on Sept. 22, 2025, Fayston staff and East Engineering conducted a site visit at the Randell Road temporary bridge to review preliminary designs for a permanent replacement. The record states the bridge was damaged in the 2024 Flood and currently uses a temporary structure while permanent designs and next steps are developed.
Tyler Billingsley, town engineer with East Engineering, provided the overview and the attendees discussed site access, proposed timeline and features intended to increase flood resilience. Road Foreman Josh Livingston and Selectboard Chair Chuck Martel attended the discussion. Property abutters were invited and some attended to offer feedback; specific abutter comments are not listed in the summary.
