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    The westbound Ocean Blvd. Pier T Ave. off-ramp in Long Beach will permanently close on July 9, 2013 as part of the Gerald Desmond Bridge Replacement Project. Vehicles that previously used this ramp will need to detour via Ocean Blvd. to SR-47 and follow signs to Pier T Ave. This closure is necessary for demolition work on the old bridge to make way for a new bridge that will improve operations and capacity at the Port of Long Beach.

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    The westbound Ocean Blvd. Pier T Ave. off-ramp in Long Beach will permanently close on July 9, 2013 as part of the Gerald Desmond Bridge Replacement Project. Vehicles that previously used this ramp will need to detour via Ocean Blvd. to SR-47 and follow signs to Pier T Ave. This closure is necessary for demolition work on the old bridge to make way for a new bridge that will improve operations and capacity at the Port of Long Beach.

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    The westbound Ocean Blvd. Pier T Ave. off-ramp in Long Beach will permanently close on July 9, 2013 as part of the Gerald Desmond Bridge Replacement Project. Vehicles that previously used this ramp will need to detour via Ocean Blvd. to SR-47 and follow signs to Pier T Ave. This closure is necessary for demolition work on the old bridge to make way for a new bridge that will improve operations and capacity at the Port of Long Beach.

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    Closes July 9, 2013

    PERMANENT CLOSURE: Westbound Pier T Ave. Off-Ramp

    PERMANENT OFF-RAMP CLOSURE


    The westbound Ocean Blvd. Pier T Ave. off-ramp will close permanently for demolition. Trucks and vehicles entering Pier T from westbound Ocean Blvd. will use an alternative route until the new bridge is open for use. This work is part of the Gerald Desmond Bridge Replacement Project, one of several initiatives at the Port of Long Beach to improve operations and increase capacity.

    WHEN THE RAMP WILL CLOSE


    The westbound Ocean Blvd. Pier T Ave. off-ramp will close permanently on Tuesday, July 9, 2013, at 11 p.m.

    STAY CONNECTED
    We encourage you to connect with us online, by email or by phone if we can be of service. For instant updates from our project team, follow us on Twitter, like us on Facebook and visit the project website at www.newgdbridge.com to stay up-to-date and to sign up for weekly construction updates.

    closed permanently

    DETOUR ROUTE FROM WESTBOUND OCEAN BLVD. TO PIER T AVE.


    New Dock St.
    Pier S Ave.
    SR-47 Exit Gerald Desmond Bridge

    Ocean Blvd.

    Pier D St.

    710

    To San Pedro
    Pier T Ave.
    closed permanently

    Pico

    ck St.
    SR-47 Exit

    W. Seaside Blvd.

    Ave .

    Pier D St.

    Harbor Scenic Dr.

    Ocean Blvd.

    NEW ROUTE 1. Continue on Ocean Blvd. toward SR-47 2. Exit for north SR-47 3. Turn left at SR-47 intersection to cross under the freeway 4. Turn left, toward eastbound Ocean Blvd. on-ramp 5. Remain in right lane and follow signs to Pier T Ave.

    Pier T Ave.

    closed permanently

    W. Seaside Blvd.

    Contact Us

    John Pope, Community Relations Manager (562) 283-7714 | John.Pope@polb.com

    Harbo April Galvan, Community Liaison (562) 485-2752 | April.Galvan@gdbrproject.com

    Stay Connected
    www.newgdbridge.com www.facebook.com/newgdbridge (562) 242-3555 @newgdbridge LBBridgeProject

    Pico

    Ave .

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