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The Drntal Bridge in Furth an der Triesting was rebuilt at a cost of around 300000 euros State of Lower Austria 210000 euros federal government 90000 euros. Mobility State Councilor Ludwig Schleritzko yesterday officially opened the new bridge to traffic. In addition to increasing safety for all road users on our roads and bridges it is also important to me to strengthen the local economy with orders like this one here in Furth an der Triesting said Schleritzko.In Furth an der Triesting there are a total of 35 bridges owned by the municipality seven of which have been renovated in the past five years. The location of the currently renewed bridge is in Furth Schromenau. The old Drntal bridge was built in the mid-1960s under the authority of the municipality. It was now extremely dilapidated which is why the municipality of Furth an der Triesting together with the state of Lower Austria decided to build a new bridge. A free land assignment enabled the new bridge to be widened. In addition the traffic could be guided over a makeshift bridge during construction with the access road running through a garden.The planning was done by Kratzer Partner ZT GmbH Dipl. Ing. Andi Alkier. The coordination and implementation of the installations was a particular challenge for this bridge as EVN broadband telephone and street lighting had to be installed and the drinking water pipeline of the Triestingtaler Wasserleitungsverband and the sewer also run in the area of the bridge. In addition flood protection measures were carried out in the area of the Reischer-Hnigsberger inn by building a stone throw on the right bank and widening the left bank. The bridge maintenance department in Neunkirchen produced seven prefabricated small bridges which significantly reduced the costs of the bridge. The new bridge was built by the Leyrer Graf company. In the course of the bridge construction the recycling island next to the bridge was redesigned. The wooden fence was renewed by Erwin Gold Heinrich Krenn and Mayor Ing. Alois Riegler.
