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OCTA Finishes Catchment Wall, Reopens Beach Trail
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The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) has completed the construction of a nearly 1,400-foot-long wall in San Clemente, California, to protect the coastal railroad line from landslides and rockfalls. The project, which cost approximately $93 million, also saw the reopening of a section of the coastal walkway. A Longer Barrier Built Against Landslide Risk. OCTA, October 9…
OCTA Finishes Catchment Wall, Reopens Beach Trail
The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) opened part of the San Clemente Beach trail at Mariposa Point on Friday, October 9 after finishing a project to strengthen the rail line. The $93 The post OCTA Finishes Catchment Wall, Reopens Beach Trail appeared first on Railway Track and Structures.
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