Districts Impacted
INTRODUCTION
Shannon County: Route 19 Bridges at Round Spring
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is undertaking an environmental assessment (EA) and conducting public involvement to assess and refine conceptual alternatives to rehabilitate or replace the Route 19 bridges over the Current River and Spring Valley in Shannon County, Missouri, within the Ozark National Scenic Riverways.
This study and public outreach efforts will allow refinement of the conceptual alternatives identified to accommodate engineering and environmental constraints and allow selection of a least environmentally damaging alternative while maximizing flexibility in engineering.
Overall, the purpose of the Route 19 Bridges at Round Spring EA is to improve the condition and functionality of the bridge crossings over the Current River and Spring Valley.
Project Timeline
Frequently Asked Questions
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Alternatives for the Current River and Spring Valley bridges are available here. There is still time to comment! To share your thoughts, please visit the online comment form by clicking here.
Project Overview
Study Area
View an aerial of the study area.
View an aerial of the study area.
Looking Back: History
Learn more about the history of the Current River bridge (G0804) constructed in 1924 and the Spring Valley bridge (J0420) constructed in 1930.
Learn more about the history of the Current River bridge (G0804) constructed in 1924 and the Spring Valley bridge (J0420) constructed in 1930.
Moving Forward: Project Requirements
Based on conversations with various stakeholders, project requirements and limitations were identified.
Based on conversations with various stakeholders, project requirements and limitations were identified.
Bridge Descriptions & Photos
Learn more about the Route 19 bridges over Current River and Spring Valley.
Learn more about the Route 19 bridges over Current River and Spring Valley.
Bridge Alternatives
In Progress
The current study examines the conceptual alternatives in more detail, building off the work completed in 2019. This study will eventually result in a recommendation for a preferred alternative at each bridge location.
Alternatives Study Report
Completed in Oct. 2019
The Bridge Rehabilitation/Replacement Alternatives Study Report was completed in Oct. 2019, and it identified a number of conceptual alternatives for the Current River and Spring Valley bridges.
Section 106
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