“Less than two months ago, this highway and surrounding communities suffered tremendous devastation following the floods,” Hickenlooper said. “Through hard work, partnerships among CDOT and the National Guard and amazing support from local communities, we can now celebrate the opening of this critical highway as we continue to reconnect and rebuild communities.” To complete the temporary repairs along the 17-mile stretch of U.S. 36, crews utilized more than 75 pieces of equipment, hauled 34,200 cubic yards of fill, removed 1,155 feet of guardrail, placed more than 2,100 cubic yards of asphalt and reused 12,690 cubic yards of existing material. I copied this off a press release from this morning, awesome news!!! You tell a Coloradoan that we cant do something, and we will prove you wrong!! Kevin.
Posted on: Tue, 05 Nov 2013 13:19:06 +0000
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