3126.
Seriously …
It is a continuous steel truss, over 1,000 feet in length, and you have to take it away. So, it's like a spiffy piece of furniture in someone's front yard, with a sign saying 'best offer', and you have to move it.
Only muuuuuuuuch bigger.
So get your proposals together and get your financing in line by the 24th of next month.
One very historic bridge … such a deal!
Full details at http://www.sellwoodbridge.org/?e=554
Good luck.
After nearly 90 years of public service, the Sellwood Bridge could have a new owner and a new home. The bridge has been designated a historic resource which requires it to be made available for historic reuse before it is removed to make way for the new Sellwood Bridge. Multnomah County is accepting proposals to buy the bridge until September 12, 2014.This chapter of the Sellwood Bridge follies isn't facetious, though, it be for real. The old bridge has to go, and since it's (as the excerpt says) a 'historic resource', they have to put the ol' girl up for grabs. You want it, you can maybe get it.
It is a continuous steel truss, over 1,000 feet in length, and you have to take it away. So, it's like a spiffy piece of furniture in someone's front yard, with a sign saying 'best offer', and you have to move it.
Only muuuuuuuuch bigger.
So get your proposals together and get your financing in line by the 24th of next month.
One very historic bridge … such a deal!
Full details at http://www.sellwoodbridge.org/?e=554
Good luck.
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