Final Environmental Impact Report - Whittier Bridge/I-95 ...

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out. And as designed in fifties, you could get out
and park there, you could go out on the sidewalk and
look. When the project was -- highway was built in
the seventies and widened to the four lanes and the
shoulders went away, the parking lot was removed and
also the old sidewalk which had fallen into disrepair
was removed at that point in time.
This brings you across to the area where the --
that stout barrier is in place adjacent to Whittier
Point. Coming up on the Evans Place bridge, I-95 over
Evans Place. And we're coming to the end of this loop
and we'll turn this off.
There are a series of slides which you've seen a
couple of them. We have two perspective points. If
you came across some of the slides, they were all from
the Newburyport shore and we also have some from
Amesbury but I'll just run through them very quickly.
This shows you the bridge in it's existing
condition. This shows you as we're building adjacent
to the existing bridge and what we're building. All
three lanes on each direction are operational. As you
can see, there's three piers in the water. The
coloring shows you relatively speaking the depth of
the water. The water in this area is shallow. The
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