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SECTION 106 AND NEPA/SECTION 4(f) WILL BE RESUMED AFTER AGENCY REVIEW/APPROVAL
OF THE ALTERNATIVE ANALYSIS HAS BEEN COMPLETED
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Monmouth County proposes to rehabilitate / replace the three bridge structures located at the border between the Boroughs of Brielle and Manasquan. The project area has been collectively known as “Three Bridges” to the residents of Brielle and Manasquan Boroughs since the late 1800s and it encompasses three water crossings linking the two boroughs: Green Avenue over Debbie’s Creek (Bridge W-7), Fisk Avenue Culvert (Structure W-8), and Brielle Road over the Glimmer Glass (Bridge W-9). The three bridge structures serve as a primary access for commercial, recreational, and emergency response vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians. The three roadways in the project area form a “T” intersection, with Fisk Avenue and Brielle Road.
The proposed work would include improvements to each structure, their approaches and connecting roadways. Because they are so close to each other, with overlapping approach geometrics, the proposed improvements would be advanced as one single construction project.
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Updated: 07-08-2024