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Daryl Nolan
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May 19, 2026
Western New York Bridges
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16:30Daryl NolanGUEST
And on my structure particularly, you know, the span over water is about 100 feet, which is considerably different than Jen's.
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16:40Daryl NolanGUEST
So the complication on, on my end is no- nowhere near as, as difficult to, to coordinate.
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16:49Daryl NolanGUEST
Um, our, our work can be done from land and, and cantilever the, the machines and, and the cranes, you know, over, over the, you know, span over the water.
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16:58Daryl NolanGUEST
So you know, we, we still take safety measures, you know, precautions, but for the most part, uh, having Cazenovia Creek r- right there has not been too impactful, right? It, it, it does to some degree.
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17:13Daryl NolanGUEST
You, you wanna be, be conscious o- of the environment and, and what, what you're dealing with and, and where you are, but as far as the con- the construction of the, the project, um, it, it hasn't really impacted too much.
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20:57Anya CardozHOST
So how are you making this another 100 years or giving it another 100 years of life? What are some of the notable features with this bridge?