Project Updates

Project Updates


The Lions Market, a familiar stop near 7th Street and Crows Landing Road, was demolished on October 13th. Today the lot is cleared and graded. Crews have removed most of the debris and put up safety fencing around the area.

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A project of this size touches a lot of people. Drivers, cyclists, nearby residents, local businesses and families who have crossed the 7th Street Bridge for generations all have a stake in what happens next. Reaching all of them takes more than a website, and the booth is one of the ways the project team shows up in person.

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One-way doors, plastic covering, and a lot of care — here’s how the project keeps the bridge’s bat colony safe before construction moves forward.

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Chief inspector Ray Tunkel walks through the final safety checks before crews bring down the last section of the historic bridge — see it happen.

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Before any demolition begins, biologist Jordan checks the bridge for bats and cliff swallow nests to make sure every resident gets a safe send-off.

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Demolition Day

Chief inspector Ray Tunkel walks us through the final preparations before crews take down the historic 7th Street Bridge — the river is fully protected, and the catcher portion of the trestle is in place to make sure nothing falls into the water. Then, the wrecking ball drops.

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Follow along as we document every phase of the project — from historical preservation to final construction — right here on the blog and on our social channels.