The project is located on bradley road within the city of menifee, county of riverside, california. This segment of bradley road is located between p

The federal Project Grant award of $17,639,609.00 from the Federal Highway Administration's Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) will fund the replacement of the existing low-flow crossing at Salt Creek on Bradley Road in Menifee, California with a 335-foot-long by 64-foot-wide all-weather bridge. The project also includes improvements to the Potomac Drive and Rio Vista Drive intersections. The new bridge will have a 12-foot median, two 12-foot travel lanes, 8-foot shoulders, and 5-foot pedestrian sidewalks on both sides. The existing dual pipe culvert conveying flows from Salt Creek will be removed, and the bridge surface will be raised approximately 12 feet above Salt Creek at its highest point. This grant award to the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) will enhance transportation infrastructure and improve flood conveyance in the region.

Project description

The project is located on bradley road within the city of menifee, county of riverside, california. This segment of bradley road is located between potomac drive to the north and RIO vista drive to the south, though the limits of work would extend beyond these streets. The proposed project would replace the existing low-flow crossing at salt creek with a 335 foot-long by 64-foot-wide all-weather bridge to allow the conveyance of the 100-year flows. The proposed project also includes improvements at the potomac drive and RIO vista drive intersections. The bridge would have a 12-foot median, two 12-foot travel lanes (one in each direction), 8-foot shoulders on both sides, and 5-foot pedestrian sidewalks on both sides with tubular hand railings. The existing dual pipe culvert conveying flows from salt creek would be removed. The bridge surface would be raised approximately 12 feet above salt creek at the bridge¿s highest point.