The total cost of the widening project, including the pedestrian bridge is about $15-million dollars. Grants will pay for roughly half with the city picking up the rest. Acreman sees nothing but positive impacts coming to the city.
) - The city of Gulf Shores is one step closer to widening Highway 59 and adding a pedestrian bridge over the Intercoastal Waterway. The City Council passed its 2023 Transportation Plan Monday, August 22, 2022, greenlighting several projects. They will include one big one which will affect residents and visitors alike.
The project will go out for bid in the next few weeks. It will add a third southbound lane from Coastal Gateway Boulevard on the north end to Fort Morgan Rd. to the south. It will be done in two phases. The first will take it from the Pelican Place at Craft Farms shopping center to Ft. Morgan Road with the second phase finishing the north end. The city will also be building what it believes is a first of its kind bridge for pedestrians.
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