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County engineer reports Roosevelt Boulevard on schedule; bridge design presentations planned
Summary
County engineer reported Roosevelt Boulevard work should finish by mid-May; final paving of Seashore Road is scheduled next week; Fishing Creek Road milling and paving to begin May 7; conceptual bridge design presentations for Corson’s and Townsend’s Inlet Bridges are planned, with a target preliminary preferred alternative by year-end.
County Engineer Mr. Church updated the board on multiple transportation projects on April 14. He said work on Roosevelt Boulevard is progressing on schedule with anticipated completion by mid-May and that final paving of Seashore Road is scheduled for the following week and expected to take about two days. Milling and paving of Fishing Creek Road is set to begin May 7 and is expected to last about two weeks.
Mr. Church said Hardesty & Hanover will present conceptual design studies for Corson’s and Townsend’s Inlet Bridges at an upcoming caucus meeting, and Michael Baker International will present preliminary engineering plans for the Ocean Drive Bridge replacement at a May meeting that will include alignment, drainage and safety features and an enhanced visual animation.
Provenance: Engineer's report recorded in meeting minutes (SEG 015).
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