AZ FS 289(1) Design Physical Data.zip

The file is a zipped collection of physical design data related to a bridge replacement project for the Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration. The project is located in the Tonto National Forest, approximately 18 miles east of Payson, Arizona, and involves replacing the existing Tonto Creek Bridge (built in 1956) on NFSR 289. The scope includes reconstructing a portion of FR 289, removing the existing two-span bridge, constructing a new single-span bridge with sidewalk, and reconstructing the Horton Springs Parking Lot.

Key project details include principal work items such as bridge removal, roadway excavation (3,100 cubic yards), asphalt concrete pavement (535 tons), structural concrete (252 cubic yards), and precast prestressed concrete box beams (448 linear feet). The project aims to improve pedestrian and vehicular safety and access to recreational sites. The anticipated schedule indicates advertisement in October 2025 and anticipated award in December 2025, with the project focused on minimizing public traffic impacts by constructing the new roadway and bridge east of the existing alignment.