Tell us about yourself and how you use SR 165 Carbon River-Fairfax Bridge: What is your connection to the study area? Select all that apply I live in the study area I work in the study area I use off-road vehicles in the study area I hunt/fish in the study area I hike/camp in the study area I deliver items to/from the study area None of the above Before the closure, how often were you traveling across the SR 165 Carbon River-Fairfax Bridge on average? Daily A few days per week A few days per month A few days per year Never WSDOT has developed seven SR 165 Carbon River-Fairfax bridge alternatives. They are illustrated on the map with different colors and described below. Alternative 1 – Maintain permanent bridge closure: This alternative would end SR 165 at Carbonado and provide no alternative route. The existing bridge would remain permanently closed and be removed. This is referred to as a no-build option. Review this option Do you have any feedback about this alternative? Bridge replacement in the same vicinity Alternative 2 - Bridge replacement at existing location: This alternative is shown as a black dashed line on the map. It will construct a new bridge on SR 165 at the existing bridge location. Alternative 3 - Bridge replacement north of existing location: This alternative is shown as a dark green line on the map. It will construct a new bridge on SR 165 north of the existing bridge. Alternative 4 - Bridge replacement south of existing location: This alternative is shown as a yellow line on the map. It will construct a new bridge on SR 165 south of the existing bridge. Review this option Do you have any feedback about these alternatives? Re-route SR 165 on a new alignment to the east or west of Carbon River Canyon Alternative 5 - West alternative alignment, new bridge location near Carbonado: This alternative is shown as a light green line on the map. It will realign SR 165 and create a new bridge near Carbonado. Alternative 6 - West alternative alignment from SR 162, no bridge: This alternative is shown as a purple line on the map above. It will realign SR 165 from SR 162 near Crocker. No new bridge over the Carbon River is needed. Alternative 7 - East alternative alignment, new bridge location: This alternative will realign SR 165 along the limited access route east of Wilkeson and Carbonado, upgrade it to highway standards, and construct a new Kolisch Road bridge over the Carbon River. Review this option Do you have any feedback about these alternatives? What alternative do you prefer? Rank from most to least preferred. 1 = most preferred; 7 = least preferred. Please use each value (1 through 7) only once Alternative 1 – Maintain permanent bridge closure Alternative 2 – Bridge replacement at existing location Alternative 3 – Bridge replacement north of existing location Alternative 4 – Bridge replacement south of existing location Alternative 5 – West alternative alignment, new bridge location near Carbonado Alternative 6 – West alternative alignment from SR 162, no bridge Alternative 7 – East alternative alignment, new bridge location Demographics This data will remain anonymous. It helps WSDOT understand if it reached people that are roughly representative of the study area. What is your home zip code? What is your age? Under 18 18-34 35-54 45-54 55-74 75+ How do you identify? (select all that apply) White Black or African American Hispanic or Latino/a/x Asian or Asian American American Indian Native Hawaiian or Polynesian Two or more races Other (Please tell us more, not required) I prefer to not say Gender Male Female Other (Please tell us more, not required) I prefer to not say What is your total household income for 2024, before taxes? $0 – $19,999 $20,000 – $59,999 $60,000 – $99,999 $100,000 – $139,999 $140,000 + I prefer to not say Is there anything else you would like to share? Thank you for visiting our open house! Human verification + 2 = 5
