
The first section of the Cul-de-Sac has been poured by Stockman Construction. Work will progress through Friday as weather allows. Approximate completion in two weeks, weather dependent.

The water is receding at MKT bridge #12, but the temporary road is still covered and appears to be significantly damaged. With the water level as high as it is and site conditions still on the extremely saturated side, site work has been halted for the week. We are keeping an eye on the weather forecast as Mother Nature is revving up for round two, potentially.
The flood waters are approximately 2-3 feet above the temporary creek crossing, as of 8:15 this morning. Rock trucks and concrete trucks cannot get to the East side of the creek due to lack of access by road to the trail. Depending on field observations this afternoon, of flood elevation, it will be determined if Houf will be on site tomorrow.
Park staff will begin evaluation and repairs on Monday morning. Thanks for your patience!


A view from the east end of the installed bridge deck. Title " A bridge to somewhere"
No the usual trail user.
The rain has come and gone, for the meantime. Forming and pouring will continue this afternoon and the west bank will be brought back to finished grade, around the piers. There have been questions about the terms used and at what locations work is taking place. Please see the rudimentary sketch, below, of what bridge #12 will look like.
With any luck next week the 'bridge section' will start to look more bridge-like, weather dependent. We only lost Monday, as a work day, so far this week so we hope we can progress in the muddy conditions.
