The Adopt A Stream Foundation proposes a Designs Project with the goal of removing an abandon railroad bridge that spans Reach 1 of Lower mainstem Woods Creek immediately upstream of the Al Borlin Park.  Project deliverables: -Preliminary engineered designs for removal and restoration of site. -Determine an environmentally sound and economical way to extract from the streambed and dispose of the creosote wood and pilings. -Secure Landowner Agreement.   -Secure letter of support and possibly matching from City of Monroe and from BNSF. - Work with Monroe Historical Society and DAHP to developed way to remove the bridge while also preserving the sites historical significance, possibly by developing an interpretive sign.   This abandoned bridge is detrimental to the health of Woods Creek and interrupts vital stream processes such as LWD and sediment transport along with leaching toxic creosote into the system.  This bridge has numerous creosote pilings that act as a massive trash rack and accumulate large quantities of LWD, LWD that is periodically removed by BNSF workers and stockpiled on the bank often to be cutup by locals for firewood.  Initial conversation with BNSF in 2012 suggest neither BNSF nor it predecessors ever owned this potion of the Cedar Falls to Monroe rail line.  BNSF removes drift from this bridge only to project the mainline bridge located just upstream.  The low gradient off channel habitat of Reach 1 serves as important reari