Workers are Installating New X-21 Bridge near Bailey's Ford's Southern Point
The much-anticipated bridge replacement project on X-21 south of Bailey's Ford is set to commence this week, as announced by Delaware County Engineer Rafe Koopman. The project, which involves the construction of a new single-span concrete slab bridge, is expected to take approximately two months to complete, subject to weather conditions.
During this period, the section of X-21 will be closed, and a marked detour will be in place for drivers to follow while the construction is ongoing. The exact start date and detour route details are yet to be announced, but the closure and detour are clearly indicated.
For further up-to-date information or questions, the Washtenaw County Road Commission project contacts might provide additional details if needed. It is recommended that drivers seeking precise detour route information contact the project manager or local road authority.
In a significant change, the old bridge at location X-21 will be demolished as part of the project, making way for the new structure. The new bridge will be built in the same location, promising to enhance the safety and durability of the crossing.
This project is a significant step towards improving the infrastructure in the area and is expected to contribute positively to the community's transportation needs. As always, safety is a top priority, and drivers are advised to follow the detour signs and drive cautiously during the construction period.
Stay tuned for more updates on this project as they become available.
- Local news station, KMCH, may cover the impending bridge replacement project in Delaware County, focusing on its impact on the transportation industry.
- In line with this, the financial sector might be interested in the potential positive influences on the local economy that the project could bring.
- As for the latest weather updates, they could significantly affect the timeline of the bridge replacement project on X-21 south of Bailey's Ford.
- Meanwhile, the industry watchers will keep an eye on the local developments to understand how such infrastructure projects can affect the broader transportation landscape in the region.
