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Replacing Obsolete and Unsafe Two-Lane Highway Bridge Matanzas River Bridge and Approaches, State Road 206, St. Johns County, Florida. Spanning Atlantic Intracoastal Waterways in the Community of Crescent Beach , Florida

A two-lane, movable draw span type highway bridge of concrete and steel is proposed to replace an obsolete and unsafe timber bridge spanning a coastal river in St. Johns County, Florida. The project should have no significant impact on the environment. The new bridge will decrease the ambient noise level in the existing community, increase safety, spur local economy, promote enjoyable living conditions and, in general, enhance long-term productivity of the area.

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Replacing Obsolete and Unsafe Two-Lane Highway Bridge Matanzas River Bridge and Approaches, State Road 206, St. Johns County, Florida. Spanning Atlantic Intracoastal Waterways in the Community of Crescent Beach , Florida

A two-lane, movable draw span type highway bridge of concrete and steel is proposed to replace an obsolete and unsafe timber bridge spanning a coastal river in St. Johns County, Florida. The project should have no significant impact on the environment. The new bridge will decrease the ambient noise level in the existing community, increase safety, spur local economy, promote enjoyable living conditions and, in general, enhance long-term productivity of the area.

Replacing Obsolete and Unsafe Two-Lane Highway Bridge Matanzas River Bridge and Approaches, State Road 206, St. Johns County, Florida. Spanning Atlantic Intracoastal Waterways in the Community of Crescent Beach , Florida

A two-lane, movable draw span type highway bridge of concrete and steel is proposed to replace an obsolete and unsafe timber bridge spanning a coastal river in St. Johns County, Florida. The project should have no significant impact on the environment. The new bridge will decrease the ambient noise level in the existing community, increase safety, spur local economy, promote enjoyable living conditions and, in general, enhance long-term productivity of the area.

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Title:

Replacing Obsolete and Unsafe Two-Lane Highway Bridge Matanzas River Bridge and Approaches, State Road 206, St. Johns County, Florida. Spanning Atlantic Intracoastal Waterways in the Community of Crescent Beach , Florida

Publication date:

1972

Size:

137 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Environmental Pollution & Control , Environmental surveys , Highway bridges , Florida , Replacing , Construction , Traffic safety , Improvement , Environmental impact statements , Saint Johns County(Florida)

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