New Jersey Turnpike Authority P100.251 Replacement of GSP Bridge Nos. 28.0S and 28.5S, City of Somers Point and Township of Egg Harbor, Atlantic County Township of Upper, Cape May County Public Hearing Township of Upper – Municipal Hall September 20, 2012, 3PM – 6PM
Today’s Speakers Elizabeth Trimpin, PE – New Jersey Turnpike Authority – Project Manager – Public Hearing Officer Glen Schetelich, PE – Hardesty and Hanover – Project Manager
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Presentation Overview Project Need Proposed Work Schedule and Costs Environmental Permits and Forestation
Project Need Structural Deficiencies Substandard Geometry Maintain Evacuation Routes
Structural Deficiencies
Structural Deficiencies
Substandard Geometry
Maintain Evacuation Routes
Proposed Project Replace both GSP Southbound Bridges Introduce a multi-use walkway Parking area Fishing area on new Drag Channel Bridge
Proposed Section TYPICAL CROSS-SECTION AT CHANNEL PIERS EXISTING STRUCTURE NO. 28.0N NEW SB BRIDGE
Proposed Bridge over Great Egg Harbor Bay
Proposed Bridge over Drag Channel
Parking Area
Fishing Area at Drag Channel
Beesely’s Point Bridge Demolition
Schedule and Costs Awarded January 2013 Construction Start March 2013 Completed by 2016 Estimated between $200 million and $210 million
Environmental Permits New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection – Coastal Area Facilities Review Act – Coastal Wetlands – Freshwater Wetlands – NJ No Net Loss Reforestation Act United States Army Corps of Engineers United States Coast Guard
Forestation Deforestation of 1.40 Acres Reforestation of 2.15 Acres Net Increase of 0.75 Acres
Forestation
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