This work is to take place over the next couple of weeks and is to be performed under daylight flagging operations. Jenner Township bridgesWork also started on April 6 to replace two single-span bridges on Route 985 in Jenner Township.Ĭrews from Kukurin Contracting are scheduled to replace a concrete bridge near the intersection of T-721, aka Pelesky Road, and a bridge near the intersection of T-586, aka Brehm Road, with precast box culverts.īeginning on Tuesday, the contractor is going to temporarily widen about 650 feet of Route 985 near the intersection of Gilbert Hollow Road and start making drainage improvements near the Route 985 intersection with Brehm Road. The contractor also plans to set up temporary signals to fix the super-elevation on a portion of the roadway.Īll work on this $5.3 million project is expected to be completed by late September, weather dependent. Minor delays are possible, with traffic controlled by daylight flagging operations. This project includes minor earthwork to improve the roadway elevation, along with milling and resurfacing the pavement, drainage improvements, guiderail upgrades and sign upgrades. Municipalities affected by this project are Shade, Quemahoning, Paint and Conemaugh townships and Hooversville and Benson boroughs. On April 6, Derry Construction started tree trimming work to prepare for the milling and resurfacing of Route 403 from Route 2013, aka Wilbur Road, to the Route 219 intersection in Davidsville. Route 403An 8-mile section of Route 403 between Hooversville and Davidsville is to be resurfaced over the next several months as well. The $2.1 million project is expected to be completed in late October, weather dependent.
The single-lane traffic pattern is to remain in place until mid-June, then the lane closures shift to the opposite lane until the work is finished. This work is to include the addition of fencing to the outer sides of the bridge, along with parapet reconstruction, protective surface coating, structural repairs and joint and drainage repairs.
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The arrival of spring in Pennsylvania means road construction season has begun - and drivers can expect to see traffic pattern changes in place as work gets underway on several bridge and roadway projects in Somerset County.Īt the northernmost part of the county, work has started on a number of improvements to the McNally Bridge, which connects Route 219 in Conemaugh Township to Richland Township in Cambria County.Īccording to a press release from PennDOT District 9, vehicle traffic at the bridge is being reduced to one lane in each direction as crews from Mekis Construction Corp.
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