The cost of relocating a PG&E power pole for the Parkville Road bridge replacement near Anderson has risen to $62,995, according to a Shasta County Public Works staff report and utility agreement.\n\nPublic Works asked the Board of Supervisors to approve the not-to-exceed agreement for the bridge over Ash Creek. The relocation must be completed before construction can proceed, the staff report says.\n\nThe board previously approved the agreement at $55,783.75 on Feb. 24, 2026. Delays in executing the agreement prompted PG&E to re-estimate the work, increasing the projected cost, according to the report.\n\nThe bridge replacement is estimated at $5 million and is fully funded with federal money, with funding included in the county’s 2026-27 Roads Budget. The available staff-report excerpt does not state the outcome of the board’s Sept. 15 consideration or give a construction start date.