Jack Peters Bridge Widening & Rail Upgrade
The Project
The Jack Peters Creek Bridge Widening and Rail Upgrade Project is located on State Route 1 (SR1) in Mendocino County (post miles 51.87).
Project Benefit
The purpose of the project is to bring Jack Peters Creek Bridge up to current design standards by widening the existing structure and upgrading bridge rails.
The project includes:
The project includes widening the bridge to accommodate two 12-foot wide lanes, two 6-foot-wide shoulders and a 6-foot wide separated pedestrian walkway on the west side of the widened structure that will link the segment of the California Coastal Trail from County Road 5000 to Lansing Drive.
Current Project Schedule
- Advertise - February 2023
- Award - September 2023
- Begin Construction - Spring 2024
- End Construction - Fall 2025
Project Funding Estimates
- Construction Capital: $9,596,000
- Right-of-Way Capital: $717,000
Documents:
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How to get involved:
Submit comments to jackpeterscreekbridge@dot.ca.gov.
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Contact Information:
Project Manager
Caren Coonrod
(707) 666-5707
Public Information Officer (Media Inquiries)
Manny Machado
(707) 496-6879, TTY 711
Public Meetings
Caltrans has hosted a series of virtual meetings to share information about and update progress on the proposed project.
Click on the thumbnails below to view recordings of previous meetings.
Virtual Meeting | March 10, 2023
Virtual Meeting | Oct. 6, 2022
Virtual Meeting | April 7, 2022
Jack Peters Creek Bridge: View Looking East (Proposed)
Jack Peters Creek Bridge (Current)