SAN RAMON, CALIFORNIA – San Ramon has approved a roughly $2.06 million design contract for a new bridge that would carry Iron Horse Trail walkers and cyclists over Crow Canyon Road.
The City Council voted 5-0 on September 21 to authorize an agreement with engineering firm Mark Thomas for up to $2,059,133. Councilmember Sridhar Verose made the motion, and Councilmember Richard Adler seconded it, according to the city’s meeting and vote record.
The decision advances a second major trail overcrossing in San Ramon, following the Bollinger Canyon Road bridge, which opened to the public on July 19, 2025.
For people using the trail, the Crow Canyon project would replace a street-level crossing with a route above traffic. The city plans to remove the existing traffic signal and crosswalk at the trail intersection…