December 21, 2022
FRESNO COUNTY, Calif. – The California High-Speed Rail Authority (Authority), in collaboration with Dragados-Flatiron Joint Venture (DFJV), as we speak introduced the opening of a brand new high-speed rail construction in Fresno County. The Fowler Avenue grade separation, positioned between Elkhorn and Davis avenues, is now full and open to visitors.
The Fowler Avenue grade separation spans 299 toes, is 40 toes vast and can take visitors over the longer term high-speed rail traces. The construction is comprised of 12 pre-cast concrete girders manufactured at the DFJV Pre-Cast Girder Facility in Hanford.
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In addition to the Fowler Avenue construction, progress continues all through the Central Valley, with the Cairo Avenue construction opening to visitors this week in Kings County, and the completion of different high-speed rail grade separations at Kent and Jackson avenues in Kings County, Adams and South Avenue in Fresno County, and Avenue 15 ½ in Madera County.
The Authority just lately introduced the mission has created almost 9,800 development jobs since work constructing the nation’s first high-speed rail line started. This consists of 3,269 jobs going to residents from Fresno County, 1,826 from Kern County, 977 from Tulare County, 424 from Madera County and 353 from Kings County.
Visit www.buildhsr.com for the newest development information. The following link comprises the above in addition to different latest movies, animations, pictures, press middle sources, and newest renderings: https://hsra.app.box.com/s/vyvjv9hckwl1dk603ju15u07fdfir2q8.
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