The Lime Kiln Bridge in Vermont, a beloved landmark, needed to be replaced due to deterioration. The project faced challenges with permits and historical preservation requirements. Negotiations led to the old span being documented before removal. The new bridge was designed to mimic the original's beauty while adding modern safety features. Construction had to be completed quickly while maintaining access for vehicles, trains, and pedestrians. The use of prestressed concrete slabs and deicing membranes helped prevent deterioration. The new bridge has already won awards in the engineering industry.