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CR 72/BELL ROAD @ CAULEY CREEK

Sector: Bridge • Location: Georgia, United States of America

Source: Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT)

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Project CSBRG-0008-00(750), consists of the replacement of the bridge on CR72/ Bell Road at Cauley Creek. This section of roadway is a two lane undivided facility that not only serves east west traffic between SR 120/Abbotts Bridge Road and McGinnis Ferry but also provides access for the Fire Station in the City of Johns Creek, Fulton County, Georgia. The Department's policy for bridge replacement

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The project “CR 72/BELL ROAD @ CAULEY CREEK” is an infrastructure initiative in the Bridge sector, located in Georgia, United States of America. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT).

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Project CSBRG-0008-00(750), consists of the replacement of the bridge on CR72/ Bell Road at Cauley Creek. This section of roadway is a two lane undivided facility that not only serves east west traffic between SR 120/Abbotts Bridge Road and McGinnis Ferry but also provides access for the Fire Station in the City of Johns Creek, Fulton County, Georgia. The Department's policy for bridge replacement, Policy # 2405-1, states that if a bridge receives a sufficiency rating less than 50 that the bridge is eligible for replacement. The bridge on CR72/ Bell Road at Cauley Creek has a sufficiency rating of 26.84 which would classify the bridge as structurally deficient. Based on current GDOT policy this bridge should be replaced. The proposed bridge will provide two 11-foot travel lanes, 1½-foot curb and gutters, one 5½-foot sidewalk, and one 8-foot multi-use trail to connect to the City of Johns Creek proposed multi-use trail in the corridor.

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