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JC Bridge Possible Future

Posted on December 18, 2009 at 10:24 AM

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Based on the limited information and schematic rendering available from Mercer County regarding the proposed roadway re-alignment and removal of Jacob's Creek Bridge, and discussions with professionals based on that schematic - we have posted a 2-dimensional image and a cartoon rendering below to allow citizens to see how the countys' proposal will effect our historical landscape, allow a viable alternative for truck traffic, allow for increased speed limits, and destroy Washington's Victory Trail forever.

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4 Comments

Reply mary ann

10:02 PM on December 18, 2009

YUCK. A disgrace and revolting. Yet, where is the sketch of that horrendous big bully Jansen Pharmopsychoticals? We should have a contest to see who can draw the best rendition of this debacle and Jansen Parmopsychoticals must be in the drawing to win.

Reply Duke

01:17 PM on December 23, 2009

I commute every day on 579, and am now forced to use rt 29 and get on 95 south at Exit 1 which is really dangerous in my opinion. Why can't they either fix the existing bridge ( how about a metal grate bottom to replace the wood ), or just replace the bridge and put a new one in the exact same location, without doing all the proposed highway extension? Keep 579 off-limits to big trucks. Then they could do something smart with the money like fund the West Trenton RR line extension.

Reply One Point Worth Noting

04:59 PM on February 01, 2010

Interesting cartoon! The only point worth noting: don't think there will be ANY trees left. The 200 year sycamore will be the first to go. It's right on the path of the "Huges Victory Trail"

Reply Sameka

11:59 PM on April 03, 2010

I absolutely love this site thanks guys good job I hope it continues and great background I will be sure to recommend friends.
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Online Petition to Save the Victory Trail and Jacobs Creek Bridge

Your voice CAN make a difference! Please read and sign our online petition to Save the Victory Trail and Jacobs Creek Bridge! http://www.petitiononline.com/VictoryT/petition.html

In addition - PLEASE sign the online petition below to Save Historic Harbourton.

Online Petition for Harbourton District

Help save the historic Harbourton District from truck traffic.

http://www.petitiononline.com/Harbort/petition.html

This already Nationally Registered historic district is in danger of severe consequences should the County plan to replace the Jacobs Creek Bridge with a massive new roadway allowing tracter trailer trucks. Harbourton is approximately 1.5 miles down Bear Tavern Road from the bridge site. Thank you!

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