Bridge Wars II - Opens Friday

[Richard]

The shovels are not in the dirt yet.

There has been success in other cities when projects like this are done they actually move the houses verses demolition into other neighborhoods as fill ins to keep the historical look, normally the costs would be covered by whoever is doing the project or the state dept of transportation.

[casscorridor]

The shovels are not in the dirt yet.

There has been success in other cities when projects like this are done they actually move the houses verses demolition into other neighborhoods as fill ins to keep the historical look, normally the costs would be covered by whoever is doing the project or the state dept of transportation.

I support the new public bridge, but I hope this can be done... moving houses rather than demolishing them that is. However, Delray is so contaminated I don't know if this would even be a good idea. Whatever happens, the people of Delray need to get proper compensation from this project that will forever change this section of SW Detroit.

[Shollin]

I would just offer to move the residents in city owned homes in more stable neighborhoods.

[Wheels]

Has anyone seen a map on how this ties into Detroit and Windsor road systems?

[ndavies]

Has anyone seen a map on how this ties into Detroit and Windsor road systems?

http://www.freep.com/article/2012061...-would-Detroit

[Wheels]

http://www.freep.com/article/2012061...-would-Detroit

Thank you!

[jtf1972]

All I can say is that all contractors and employees need to be vetted on a daily basis. I put nothing past Moroun.

[HistoryNotHisStory]

A job well done to Governor Synder on the new deal for the Public Bridge.

Every legislator that took a bribe from Maroun needs to be investigated.