Published 1 month ago

Monterey County, Caltrans remain at odds over Garrapata Bridge

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The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday was presented with a report from Phil Angelo, an associate planner, and Melanie Beretti, the acting chief of planning services. The motion passed 5-0. The issue revolves around the need to replace the railings, many of which are crumbling away. The current railing has 10-inch wide between vertical posts called balusters.

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Monterey Herald

Monterey County, Caltrans remain at odds over Garrapata Bridge

SALINAS – Monterey County elected officials and Caltrans, after months of trying to come to a compromise on the design of railings along Garrapata Bridge, remain at loggerheads, but they’re going to try again. The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday was presented with a report from Phil Angelo, an associate planner, and Melanie Beretti, the acting chief of planning services and a principal planner, recommending that supervisors deny an appeal by Cal…

1 month ago·Cherokee County, United States

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