Auburn’s $9.5 million Lake Avenue bridge rehabilitation is on track for substantial completion by July 16, 2027, according to The Citizen.
City Manager Jenny Haines told the City Council that crews have repaired the bridge piers and removed the deck and sidewalk.
The city has paid contractor Crane-Hogan Structural Systems about $1.46 million, and Haines said no change orders are expected.
Workers removing an abandoned gas main found a Stapleton Beverages soda bottle from a brand once bottled in Auburn.
The bridge has been closed since June, and the rehabilitation is expected to extend its life by 25 years.
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