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Neshaminy Creek Bridge Replacement Project

This PennDOT Engineering District 6-0 project aims to replace the structurally deficient bridge over the Neshaminy Creek along US 202. The scope includes widening the bridge, enhancing road approaches, and upgrading signals for improved traffic flow and safety measures. Key features encompass erosion and sediment control measures, temporary pedestrian bridge installation, and ADA ramp installations.

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Neshaminy Creek Bridge Replacement Project

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  1. BUTLER AVENUE (202) OVER THE W. BRANCH OF NESHAMINY CREEK BRIDGE REPLACEMENTPennDOT Engineering District 6-0Chalfont - New Britain Business Alliance June 20, 2012

  2. Project Purpose and Need • Provide a safe crossing and maintain mobility • The bridge is identified as structurally deficient. • Meet regional traffic demands and improve mobility along the US 202 corridor • The existing bridge does not meet current design criteria for the amount of traffic.

  3. Scope of Work • Replace and widen existing bridge • Improve Limekiln Pike approach to Butler Avenue • Add right turn lane to Butler Avenue onto W. Main St. • Upgrade signals • Install ADA ramps • Temporary Pedestrian Bridge

  4. PROPOSED STRUCTURE

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  6. PROPOSED STRUCTURE

  7. PROPOSED STRUCTURE

  8. EROSION & SEDIMENT CONTROL • E&S measures staged to coincide with traffic control plan. Include: • Access road, on PennDOT property • Causeways accessing the bridge for construction • Cofferdams: in the stream • Sediment Basin / Stormwater Management Basin

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