Replacement of the existing structure, a historic single-span truss bridge built in the late 1800s with a new two-span pre-stressed concrete bridge structure. The bridge spans the Yellow Breeches Creek.

• Roadway alignment was chosen to minimize impacts to adjacent wetlands and to not impact a nearby historic district.
• Environmental clearance needed to satisfy federal and state criteria.
• Architectural enhancements were utilized to blend in with the rural historic setting.
• New curved roadway alignment replaced the existing broken back curve.
• Straight pre-stressed concrete box beams on a curved deck and severely skewed substructures required complex detailing of the structure elements.