A 73,000-pound girder is being put in place as part of an overpass for The Loop bicycle/pedestrian path at Camino de la Tierra on the south side of the Rillito River. The construction of the 12-foot-wide, 500-foot span overpass should be completed this summer. The girder was repurposed from a dismantled bridge in Sahuarita.
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The Loop getting a bridge over Camino de la Tierra
Tom Falcone, right, with Falcone Brothers & Associates construction company watches as a crane lowers the first of three 71-foot girders onto piers that make up the pedestrian overpass over Camino de la Tierra at the Rillito River on Tuesday, June 27, 2017.
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