Workers pouring concrete for the three piles which will support the abutments on each side of the creek.
This site is intended to provide updated information on the status and progress of the Lion Creek Steelhead restoration project. The Lion Creek project involves the removal of a barrier to steelhead migration which will improve access to approximately 9.5 miles of upstream habitat. The project is a collaboration between private, non profit, local, state and federal agencies. Please check back to see weekly posts with updated photographs and descriptions of the projects progress.
Monday, July 26, 2010
Week 2 update
The Lion Creek project is well underway and progress is ahead of schedule. This week the pilings for both sides of the bridge were drilled and the concrete was poured. J. S. Morris Construction is working to finish welding the wire cages that will be the frame for the bridge abutments. These should be in place and poured with cement sometime next week. The removal of the current creek barrier is also planned to occur next week to make way for the new bridge. Check back next week for more photos.
Silt fencing marks the location of the piles which were recently poured. The new bridge will span the area between the two fences.