Thoughts on Old Bridge

Thoughts on Old Bridge - The Missourian: Letters To The Editor

Posted: Saturday, September 29, 2012 5:00 pm | Updated: 8:15 am, Mon Oct 1, 2012.

Thoughts on Old Bridge By William Koenig, Washington The Missourian

To The Editor:

This letter is directed to MoDOT and the Washington Bridge Committee.

Please consider a plan for the power lines on the bridge now.

Several ways exist to solve it — turn over the bridge to Ameren Missouri or let them construct new towers to use or pay MoDOT to put lines on the new bridge — could use it as a bike trail or public use for quite a few years If Ameren maintained the old bridge it will take much planning and decision making.

Just a few thoughts for now.

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Posted in Letters to the editor on Saturday, September 29, 2012 5:00 pm. Updated: 8:15 am.

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