how transportation is shaping l.a.’s future · uriel jimenez, chief real estate officer ii,...
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INTERNATIONAL RIGHT OF WAY ASSOCIATION
2020 and Beyond
How Transportation is Shaping L.A.’s Future
Tuesday, October 29, 2019
Presenters from the City of Los Angeles:
Uriel Jimenez, Chief Real Estate Officer II, Public Works
David Nevarez, PE, Civil Engineering Associate, Department of Water & Power
Carlos Rios, Principal Transportation Engineer, Department of Transportation
Uriel Jimenez, Chief Real Estate Officer II
CITY OF LOS ANGELES BRIDGE PROJECTS
North Spring St Bridge Phase 1
● OLD and NEW● Dry weather construction● Bridge widening and bike
facility
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North Spring St Bridge Phase 22
Center Pier completed
North Atwater Bridge - RenderingBuilding Demolished
● Consequential impacts● Old building - demolition challenges● New street
North Atwater Bridge
● Iconic multi-modal bridge
● Equestrian● Bicycles ● Pedestrians● Griffith Park
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Soto St near Mission Rd and Huntington Dr
● A bridge project without a bridge?
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Soto St Bridge over Valley Blvd and UPRR5
Existing Soto St Bridge and abandoned rail bridge
Street widening work in progress● Bridge widening● Bridge demolition and railroads● Billboards
Riverside Dr Viaduct Replacement over LA River
● A new bridge, new alignment
● Bicycle facilities● And yes - a new
roundabout!● Challenges -
multiple railroads, the Los Angeles River, elevation changes, and demolition
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Taylor Yard Bike/Pedestrian Bridge 7
Taylor Yard Bridge - Rendering
● A sign of things to come
● Bicycles and pedestrian
● The Los Angeles River and recreational opportunities; east and west
6th Street Bridge 8
Taylor Yard Bridge - Rendering
● Iconic to iconic● Challenges before -
community input, design competition, the market
● Challenges during● A new Hollywood
sign?
Glendale – Hyperion Complex of Bridges
● Multiple bridges - and if that were not enough, one more…
● Seismic retrofit ● Widening over and next
to the Los Angeles River, Caltrans, and LADWP property
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