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Stairs and access ramps down to the public spaces under the viaduct will be constructed on both sides of the viaduct.
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- Why does the viaduct need to be replaced?
- Where can I find more information about the project?
- How will the public be notified of the construction activities, viaduct closure, road closures, and alternate routes?
- Who do I call in case of emergency?
- Where can vendors find out about contracting and procurement opportunities for this project?
- How will the project assist local businesses impacted by the project?
- What are the intersection improvements that are occurring in conjunction with the Sixth Street Viaduct Replacement Project?
- What will be the main alternate routes for getting over the river once the Sixth Street Viaduct is closed?
- What construction impacts can we expect?
- How will the investment in the Sixth Street Viaduct improve goods movement from the local area? How will it improve mobility in the area?
- How many jobs will be created? How many jobs will be permanent jobs and how many will be temporary jobs?
- How many internships are being provided to the local youth? How are the internships managed, and will more internships be developed?
- Will this project include requirements to hire local people?
- Is the City documenting the original viaduct in any way before it is torn down?
- Will local artists be highlighted, hired, etc? What public art is being planned on each side of the bridge and why? How was this decided?
- How will the new viaduct be tied in with, or add to, the Los Angeles River?
- Will there be pedestrian access and bicycle lanes on the viaduct?
- How will the community gain access to the public spaces/parks around the viaduct?
- Will there be opportunities for programming of events in the open spaces or on the viaduct itself?
- What should I do if my company wants to film on or near the Sixth Street Viaduct?