Posted by Jeremy in NE on July 21, 2016 at 10:08:58 from (72.8.199.21):
"In April, the City of Yankton was awarded a part of the South Dakota Transportation Commission Bridge, Improvement Grant (BIG) to help with costs associated with replacing the aging Pine St. Bridge. The state awarded $855,000 with the city currently slated to contribute $640,000. The 41-foot, single-span, deck, concrete arch structure with classical revival detailing was originally built in 1912 and features railings consists of spindle-shaped balusters set off by concrete posts ornamented with recessed panels. When the bridge was built in 1912, construction cost $3,700, which is about $90,000 in today�s standards."
This was pulled from the P&D paper. It amazes me when I see numbers like these. 90,000 versus 1,495,000. I know the 90 is not realistic in todays world but it sure makes me wonder who's pockets are getting lined with the left over 1.4 million,
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