The document contains pictures and details of two large stream crossing projects completed by Cherryfield Foods Inc.: the Pleasant River Bridge replacement and Mopang Stream Crossing. Pictures show the construction process for the Mopang Stream Crossing, which included installing coffer dams, pumping water, and setting I-beams. Diagrams provide dimensions and elevations of the completed Mopang Stream Bridge. The document demonstrates Cherryfield Foods' experience constructing various types of stream crossings.

1. PICTURES OF LARGE
PROJECTS PERMITTED
AND
COMPLETED

4. Technical Experience and Abilities
Pleasant River Bridge Replacement 32’ Arch Culvert
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5. Cherryfield Foods Inc. Mopang Stream Crossing
70 Foot Span, Cement Abutment, 36” Steel I-Beam Frame, Wood Deck, 14’
Travel Surface
Up Stream Side Down Stream Side

6. Some pictures showing the construction of the
Mopang Stream Crossing Cherryfield Foods Inc.
DMR E-Fishing the abutment coffer dams DMR E-fishing the stream profile to ensure
no salmon are in the area
Water was pumped from behind the
Coffer dam, always worked in the Dry
Setting the first I-Beam
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7. Mopang Stream Bridge
Looking West Looking East

8. Stream Channel
20" Maple up stream of
Bridge Site Moved After
Footers were set.
Rock
Flood Level
Original Ground Elevations
Stream Flood Level
Constructed Road Elevations
1 Square = 5 Feet
1 Square = 1 Foot
MopangStreamElevations
HorizontalViewofBridgeElevations
AfterConstructionLUPCChangeDrawing#2
DanielBowker
Permitted
36" I-Beams
4' Tapered Cement Approach Pads
Both Ends
West Side Abutment pushed
back 10' from river and
Constructed 1'Taller With
Larger Abutments
East Side Abutment Pushed 2'
Closer to River 1' Taller,
Abutments set Below Stream
Bed
Permitted Not
Installed Abutment

9. Technical Experience and Abilities
Stream Crossings Done By Cherryfield Foods Inc.
Peaked Mt Pond Bridge Replacement Bog Stream 16’ Arch Culvert
Sam Hill Brook 16’ Arch Culvert Mopang Stream ATV Bridge
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