Public invited to weigh in on design themes for new I-5 viaduct across Stockton Channel

San Francisco, CALocal News

Caltrans invites public participation in a survey to choose a design theme for the I-5 Stockton Channel Viaduct replacement project. The survey will remain open until October 8 and follows nearly a year of consultations with the Community Aesthetics Advisory Committee, established in August 2024. This 10-member group is tasked with proposing visual elements that reflect the community's identity and values. The project aims to replace both northbound and southbound viaduct bridges due to serious structural deficiencies, including aging superstructures. Upgrades will not only improve overall safety but also enhance load capacity for commercial vehicles, facilitating efficient goods movement.

Caltrans highlights that community feedback is critical to shaping the project's aesthetic while remaining within budgetary limits. The agency encourages residents to vote for their preferred design theme, emphasizing the importance of local perspectives. Further details can be found on the Caltrans website or through direct contact via email.

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