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Lakeview Avenue Overcrossing

Sector: Automotive • Location: California, United States of America (USA)

Source: Orange County Transportation Authority

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OCTA reconstructed Lakeview Avenue as a bridge to allow vehicles to pass over the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway. As part of the project, Lakeview Avenue was raised to separate car traffic from train traffic. The overpass was built from approximately 200 feet south of Orchard Drive to 150 feet south of Eisenhower Circle. The Lakeview Avenue overcrossing is one of the seven grade separations

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The project “Lakeview Avenue Overcrossing” is an infrastructure initiative in the Automotive sector, located in California, United States of America (USA). Taiyo aggregates data on it from Orange County Transportation Authority.

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OCTA reconstructed Lakeview Avenue as a bridge to allow vehicles to pass over the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway. As part of the project, Lakeview Avenue was raised to separate car traffic from train traffic. The overpass was built from approximately 200 feet south of Orchard Drive to 150 feet south of Eisenhower Circle. The Lakeview Avenue overcrossing is one of the seven grade separations within the OC Bridges Program. This project was funded by OC Go (also known as Measure M), a 30-year half-cent sales tax for transportation improvements in Orange County through 2041. After experiencing the success and progress of M1, nearly 71% of Orange County voters renewed the half-cent sales tax for transportation improvements to launch OC Go in 2011. In addition to OC Go funding, this project received funding from state sources.

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