WSP’s (IBR’s general engineering consultant) website claims a 120-year life for its tunnel design.
WSP’s “Tunnel Concept Assessment” fraudulently claims only 75 years for an I-5 Columbia River Tunnel.
WSP also inflated excavation by over 4 million cubic yards, and that local shipyards are incapable of fabricating tunnel segments.
The IBR has deliberately hidden the impact of bridge approaches on Vancouver & Hayden Island. No IBR graphic shows the “Ugly underbelly” of these approaches.
However, IBR’s general engineering consultant WSP boasts on its website, “rethinking the way commuters travel.”
WSP has received $116 million of IBR $300 million spent.
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The IBR’s “Tunnel Concept Assessment” falsely claims a costly casting basin is needed to fabricate immersed tunnel segments.
Steel shell tunnel segments can be fabricated a several local shipyards.
IBR also fraudulently inflated dredging & excavation by four million cubic yards.
IBR’s bridge approach is an environmental disaster.
An Immersed Tunnel will:
Reduce noise & visual blight.
Save $141 million mitigation & $390 million demolition cost.
Create a park connecting Downtown with Fort Vancouver.
Be safer for traffic.
Be more earthquake resilient.
The Embarcadero Freeway and the Alaskan Way Viaduct were 1950’s massive mistakes.
IBR’s bridge and approaches are a 1950’s design and a gigantic mistake, over four times larger than the Embarcadero or Alaskan Way.
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