Jim Creek Bridge #42 replacement - (#RC1360)

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Project Description

Jim Creek Bridge is located at milepost 3.4 on Jordan Road, east of Downtown Arlington in the vicinity of Snohomish County’s River Meadows Park.

The concrete arch bridge was built as a two-lane structure in 1914 when vehicles were narrower. Today's larger vehicles limit the bridge to a single lane of alternating traffic controlled by a stop sign. This makes the bridge functionally obsolete. Sight distances for faster moving traffic are also inadequate.

Construction planned for 2013

The roadway will be improved with the construction of a new, two-lane bridge and realignment of the road to correct the sight distance problems. Single-lane access will be maintained throughout most of the construction.

View postcard (September 2011)

Snohomish County's Weekly Road Construction Update contains information about projects currently affecting travel on county roads, and is available online.

Construction schedules are subject to change based on a number of factors that includes the availability of funding, length of the permitting process, coordination with other agencies, and weather.

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Snohomish County's Weekly Road Construction Update contains information about projects currently affecting travel on county roads, and is available online.

Contacts

• Steve Miller, Project Manager, (425) 388-3488, ext. 4225
• Tina Hokanson, Communications Specialist, (425) 388-3789
  
  (TTY: 425-388-3700)