Root River State Trail - Bridge #24 -Lanesboro to Rushford
Rehabilitation of State Trail Bridges along the Root River State Trail between the communities of Lanesboro and Rushford.
The Root River State Trail has a total of 24 bridges between Lanesboro and Rushford, all former railroad structures that have been converted to recreational trail use. This project consists of the rehabilitation of Bridge RR#24 which carries the Root River State Trail over an unnamed drainage. The rehabilitation of this structure is to be completed in two phases: (1) the structural rehabilitation of the masonry abutments and repair of the bridge seats; (2) the replacement of the trail surface/deck and safety railings. The structural rehabilitation of Bridge RR#24 is to be completed by 15 December 2011. The rehabilitation/replacement of the trail surface/bridge deck and safety railing on the bridge will be completed in association with the scheduled resurfacing of this trail segment in 2012.
Rehabilitation of a former railroad bridge which currently carries the Root River State Trail over a small unnamed tributary of the Root River east of the community of Wahlen. This 34 foot long single span steel beam bridge of indeterminate age has been subject to inspection and has been recommended for rehabilitation.
The rehabilitation of the 34 foot long single span steel beam resting on concrete abutments to accommodate continued recreational trail use. The structural rehabilitation of this bridge is to include the repair of the masonry abutments and the repair to the Bridge seats. The structural rehabilitation of this bridge is scheduled to be complete by 15 December 2011. The rehabilitation of the trail surface/bridge deck and safety railing on the bridge will be replaced in association with the scheduled resurfacing of this trail segment in 2012.