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Comal County engineers outline Altkelt Lane bridge project; construction to begin April 1
Summary
County engineers presented plans to realign Altkelt Lane, remove a sharp curve and construct a three-span concrete bridge over Dry Comal Creek. Construction is scheduled to start April 1 and is expected to take about one year.
County engineering staff described a planned realignment and bridge to address a sharp curve and low-water crossing on Altkelt Lane in the southeastern portion of Comal County. The project will keep the road open during most of construction and will close it only for the final tie-in to the existing road.
"The construction start date is April 1, next Tuesday," the engineer's office said. Staff said the design team included consultant Pizniki Camarillo and bridge engineering by Structural Engineering Associates, with Presidio Contracting identified as the contractor. The project was described as similar to the North Solms Ridge bridge: a three-span concrete bridge expected to take about one year, weather permitting.
Commissioners praised the project as an important safety improvement for a secluded, crash-prone location and thanked engineering staff for their work. The engineering office said it will present a small construction-phase services contract for approval at an upcoming meeting.
Provenance: Topic runs SEG 271 (item intro) through SEG 341 (Q&A and thanks).
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