In Design
Shenandoah County – Route 760 (Water Street) |
| Stony Creek Bridge Replacement Project |
Project at a Glance
Fall 2013
Est Completion Date
Spring 2015
Cost
Estimated Cost: $935,116
Lengths and Limits
0.06 mile long; From: 0.22 mile east of Route 1403 To: 0.28 mile east Route 1403
Locality
Shenandoah
District
Staunton
Contact
Mohamed Ali, P.E.
540-332-9109
Project Details
This project is to replace the Stony Creek Bridge on Route 760 (Water Street) in Shenandoah County. The project is 0.06-mile long and extends from 0.22 mile east of Route 1403 to 0.28 mile east Route 1403.
The existing structure is a single-lane bridge and is located on the only road serving residents on a dead-end on Route 760. The existing bridge has four spans, is 101-feet long and is 14-feet wide.
The new bridge will be at the same location and be 16-feet wide with one travel lane.
During construction a detour featuring a temporary crossing over Stony Creek will be built for travelers to use.
The average daily traffic volume was 125 vehicles per day in the year 2005. This number is anticipated to increase to 150 vehicles per day in the year 2024.
Approval of design plans is anticipated for early 2012. Right of way activities are scheduled to begin in spring 2012 with construction in fall 2013.
The totall estimated cost for this project is $935,116, including $169,395 for preliminary engineering, $148,331 for right of way and $617,390 for construction.
What’s Next
Design plan approval – early 2012
Right of way – Spring 2012
Construction – Fall 2013
Completion – Spring 2015
Media and Public Events
Public Hearing Date
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
(Thursday, December 15, 2011 – alternate inclement weather date)
Board Room
Shenandoah County Administration Building
600 North Main Street
Woodstock, VA 22664
Benefits of Project
This project will replace a substandard bridge with a new structure, maintaining the only access for residents at the dead end of Route 760.
During Construction
During construction a detour featuring a temporary crossing over Stony Creek will be built for travelers to use. Motorists should be alert for flagging operations and detour markings.
