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| $75 Million Statewide Accelerated Paving Project Includes Section of Route 12 06/22/15 09:25pm |
Albany- Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced resurfacing projects totaling $75 million will be completed this year on approximately 428 lane miles of state highways across New York. Funding for these projects was accelerated into this construction season in order to repair widespread damage from deep frost over the winter.
harsh winter, we’re expediting critical repair projects to ensure the roads are safer for New Yorkers,” Governor Cuomo said. “This funding will speed up much-needed resurfacing and rebuilding efforts, which is good for motorists across the state.” These accelerated paving projects are in addition to more than $437 million in capital construction funds dedicated to paving an estimated 2,311 miles of state roads in the 2015-2016 State Fiscal Year. Depending on the location, the New York State Department of Transportation’s resurfacing projects will include paving over sections of rough road, removing the worn top layer of pavement from all travel lanes and shoulders, repairing base concrete and/or asphalt and installing a new asphalt riding surface. Wherever practical, pavement that is removed will be recycled and reused, either at the same location or in future construction. Traffic signal vehicle detectors will be replaced and new pavement markings will be installed as needed. Accelerated paving projects will take place on the following roadways in the North Country: Route 3 from Lake Street to the George Lapan Memorial Highway in Saranac Lake, Franklin County Route 12 from the West Lowville line to the Denmark town line in Lewis County Route 812 from County Road 24 in the hamlet of Balmat to Route 58 in the hamlet of Fowler in St. Lawrence County
Country economy,” said Congresswoman Elise Stefanik, (R-NY-21). “I commend Governor Cuomo for prioritizing this project that will help strengthen our North Country infrastructure and promote local commerce.” For up-to-date traffic and travel information, motorists should call 511 or visit www.511NY.org. |