COUNTY ROUTE #

ROAD NAME

LOCATION

PROJECT

CR-26

Garfield-East Nassau Road

Town of Stephentown

(2.1 Mile Section beginning at the Junction of Gentile Road Northeast to Break in Pavement past South Road)

Road is scheduled for chip seal surface treatment during the week of August 2^nd, 2010.   The road will remain open to traffic, however a 15 m.p.h. speed will be posted for several days to allow the chip seal to compact properly.

CR-41

Dutch Church Road

Town of Berlin

(1.1 Mile Section beginning at the Junction of Taborton Road)

Road is scheduled for chip seal surface treatment during the week of August 2^nd, 2010.   The road will remain open to traffic, however a 15 m.p.h. speed will be posted for several days to allow the chip seal to compact properly.

CR-37

Cold Springs Road

Town of Berlin, Town of Petersburg

Road is scheduled for chip seal surface treatment during the week of August 9^th, 2010.   The road will remain open to traffic, however a 15 m.p.h. speed will be posted for several days to allow the chip seal to compact properly.

CR-85

South Road

Town of Grafton

(Quackenkill Creek Bridge is located between Johnson Road and Snyder Road)

The bridge at the Quackenkill Creek is scheduled to be removed and replaced with a large culvert.  Road will be closed to all but emergency traffic beginning July 26^th, 2010.  The road will be completely closed at that location for a period of several days beginning August 2^nd, 2010.  Please use the signed Detour Routes.

CR-100

Breeze Hollow Road

Town of Hoosick

Road is scheduled for chip seal surface treatment during the week of August 9^th, 2010.   The road will remain open to traffic, however a 15 m.p.h. speed will be posted for several days to allow the chip seal to compact properly.

CR-117

Melrose-Valley Falls Road

Town of Pittstown/Town of Schaghticoke

(1.75 Mile Section that loops south of Madigan Road (CR119))

Road is scheduled for chip seal surface treatment during the week of August 9^th, 2010.   The road will remain open to traffic, however a 15 m.p.h. speed will be posted for several days to allow the chip seal to compact properly.