Bliss Project
Project Summary

Click images for full-size photos tracking the progress of this restoration project.

Archive:
Week 1      Week 2      Weeks 3&4     Weeks 5&6     Weeks7-9

Weeks 10-12
November 2008
 

1     2

The pre-fabricated bridge is delivered in two sections by semi trucks.


3     4

5     6

7     8

9

The first bridge section is hoisted into the air with a crane, and carried over the bridge abutments.


        
10     11
Crews guide the end of the bridge into the concrete abutments and fasten the
end pieces of the guard rails.  
   

     
13     12
   
The process is repeated with the second bridge section.

  

     14     15

   

Crews bolt together the two bridge segments on the top and bottom.


  

        16

 

The finished bridge is released from the crane. 

What was once a serious barrier to fish migration is now an overhead bridge,

leaving a natural creek channel open for fish and wildlife. 

 

 


 

Archive:
Week 1      Week 2      Weeks 3&4     Weeks 5&6     Weeks 7-9     Weeks 10-12

 

Bliss Project Home

 

 


Home  Carp Creek  The Coalition

Projects  Documents  Links 

 ©Carpinteria Creek Watershed Coalition

Last updated Nov 21, 2008

 

Email

©Carpinteria Creek Watershed Coalition