MTA to spend $10 million to replace 3 Mount Vernon bridges
Metro-North and the city of Mount Vernon are teaming up on a $10 million project to replace three bridges. The bridges include the spans on 10th Avenue, Sixth Avenue, and North 14th Avenue. Funding
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Sep 30, 2014, 4:20 PM
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Metro-North and the city of Mount Vernon are teaming up on a $10 million project to replace three bridges.
The bridges include the spans on 10th Avenue, Sixth Avenue, and North 14th Avenue.
Funding will come from the MTA's capital program along with state and federal money.
All three bridges over the train tracks were originally built in the 1890s.
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