A North Bay Assemblymember wants YOUR help for ideas when it comes to replacing and designing the Richmond-San Rafael bridge.
Assemblyman Marc Levine is accepting ideas on all aspects of the new bridge including the look, if it should include bike or pedestrian lanes and even if it should incorporate trains.
Assemblymember Levine has launched a new website where the public can submit ideas. He is also asking people to post their suggestions on social media using the hashtag #RichmondBridge.
The Richmond-San Rafael Bridge is 63 years old. Recently, it has been plagued with problems including at least two instances where concrete from expansion joints fell onto the lower deck of the bridge.
The bridge will get a $20 million makeover beginning in 2020, thanks to state gas tax funds.
Jack and Carolyn talked about it on the air! Listen, here...