Telling our story
SR 520 Program Director Julie Meredith describes the float-out process to a KOMO TV reporter. “We’ve now finished 38 of 77 pontoons needed for a new SR 520 floating bridge that will serve the region for 75 years or more,” said Meredith.
Construction crews working on the SR 520 Pontoon Construction Project took advantage of an extra-high tide Oct. 5, 2013, to float six concrete pontoons into the Chehalis River. These pontoons comprise the third of six pontoon construction cycles and are destined for Lake Washington to form the backbone of the new SR 520 floating bridge.
Telling our story
SR 520 Program Director Julie Meredith describes the float-out process to a KOMO TV reporter. “We’ve now finished 38 of 77 pontoons needed for a new SR 520 floating bridge that will serve the region for 75 years or more,” said Meredith.
Construction crews working on the SR 520 Pontoon Construction Project took advantage of an extra-high tide Oct. 5, 2013, to float six concrete pontoons into the Chehalis River. These pontoons comprise the third of six pontoon construction cycles and are destined for Lake Washington to form the backbone of the new SR 520 floating bridge.