Torrey Meadows Bridge to be completed by January
The new Torrey Meadows Bridge over SR-56 is on pace to finish two months ahead of schedule, now about 70% complete. The bridge connects the divided community of Torrey Highlands and provides a second means of ingress and egress for properties south of SR-56, seeking to reduce traffic congestion at the Camino Del Sur interchange.
Construction on the $7.5 million bridge began in January and is estimated to be complete in January 2021.
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