The W. 8th Avenue Bridge Reconstruction project over the Platte River has moved into its design phase. This transportation and mobility initiative aims to improve infrastructure in the 80211 zip code area. James Geist is listed as the applicant and owner for the project. Construction activities are currently in progress regarding the design elements. The project timeline extends through September 2022, according to the latest records. No specific description of the design changes is available at this time. Residents should expect ongoing updates as the engineering plans develop. This work focuses on the critical bridge structure crossing the river.
W. 8th Avenue Bridge Reconstruction (Over Platte) Enters Design Phase
The W. 8th Avenue Bridge reconstruction project over the Platte River is currently in the design phase, with work scheduled to continue through late 2022.
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