Bay Area residents may end up paying a high percentage of the costs of retrofitting the Oakland Bay Bridge, to the tune of 78 percent of the $5 billion project. The state would usually pick up 80 percent on such a major public works project, but a dispute has arisen over who will pay for esthetic choices in the bridge’s construction. Sean Holstege, Transportation Reporter for the Oakland Tribune, Doug Suisman, principal of Suisman Urban Design, an architectural and design firm that specializes in projects that enhance urban areas, and Chris Murray, director of government affairs for the San Bernardino, join Larry to discuss the Oakland Bay Bridge.
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