Federal grant · block grant (a)
The Project Will Replace the 109YEAROLD Single Track Wooden Trestle San Dieguito River Railway Bridge. the Replacement Bridge Will Move From a Single Track to a Double Track and Raise the Height of the Tracks by 8 Feet to Account for Increased Sea Level Changes. Replacement of This Bridge Will Prevent the Risk of a Major Service Disruption in an Area Where There Are No Viable Rail Alternatives, Ensuring That Passenger and Freight Rail Service to and From San Diego Is Not Jeopardized. the Project Will Also Construct a Pedestrian Underpass Under the Tracks Along the Southern Bank of the River. the Pedestrian Underpass Will Provide a Safe Connection From Walking Trails East of the Tracks. There Are No Subrecipients Associated With the Project, However San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) Is a Partner With NCTD on the Project.
Committed
$53.9 Million
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