Current Phase: Construction
Engineering Percent Complete: 100%
Construction Percent Complete: 0%
Anticipated Construction Date: April 2024
Anticipated Completion Date: June 2025
Project Description: The Galley Road Bridge was built in 1965, and replacement is needed since this bridge is both too narrow for the roadway and hydraulically inadequate. FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) floodplain mapping shows the road overtops, and there have been reports of overtopping by 3-4 feet in recent years. The replacement approach from the alternatives analysis is to widen the road to match the road section on either side of the bridge and build a new, deeper concrete box culvert with drop structures to provide adequate capacity in the channel. An at-grade, pedestrian actuated traffic signal will be provided for the trail crossing at Galley Road. The project will also combine CSU waterline work and mill and overlay work within the project area.
Figure 16. Telecommunications Relocation.
Figure 17. Narrow roadway over existing Galley Road Bridge.
Budget
| Funding Source | Estimated Project Cost1 | Obligated | Spent to Date (Actual) | Percent Spent to Date2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PPRTA | $6,106,378 | $5,655,239 | $1,193,398 | 21% |
| CSU | $2,574,254 | $2,462,046 | $809,514 | 33% |
| Total | $8,680,632 | $8,117,285 | $2,002,911 | 25% |
- Estimated project cost includes future anticipated funding authorization. Total project cost includes known work for project life-cycle phases from planning to construction completion.
- Actual funds spent of the current obligated amount.
Highlights:
- Telecommunications companies are relocating facilities before demolishing the bridge.
- Temporary erosion control requirements placed and being maintained for project area.