Above the Castillo Underpass Repair

I understand that this underpass is below the water table and as such constitutes a shallow water well. However, the city has never been able to fix the problem though they have re-paved numerous times, tried exotic, expensive, electronic drying technology used on missile silos, and a number of other failed methods. Perhaps a combination of a more extensive french drain system and drilling and pumping a number of new wells there would lower the local water table. I suspect the water is contaminated with ocean salt, chemicals, and old hydrocarbons, and as such is not an asset or water source.

Nice aerial, Art.

I'd love to see a drone video posted here that takes the viewer inside & through the underpass area. That seems easy for a person with drone flying skills. Thanks in advance!

Channel fog. I concur with your whole comment and wondering when the Castillo underpass will finally close for good.

The underpass is not below the water table. The Mesa fault runs directly beneath the southbound on/off ramps. It is a thrust fault and natural springs often flow through thrust faults.

This sounds like something Catholic - Our Underpass Under Perpetual Repair.

Next comes working on the State Street underpass. This year the fiesta Parade has to be routed to the Garden Street underpass and over to State.