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Local roads get paving, repair funds
Jul 07, 2017 12:05 am
Governor Andrew Cuomo announced July 6 $27.8 million for state road repair projects across the Capital Region this summer and fall. In Columbia and Greene counties, the following paving and repair work will take place on the following roads:
• 4 miles on Route 22 from Spencer Road to the I-90 interchange in the town of Austerlitz, Columbia County ($300,000)
• 22 miles on Route 295 from the Chatham village line to the Massachusetts state line in the towns of Chatham and Canaan, Columbia County ($1.5 million)
• 1 mile on Route 23A from west of Route 32A through Palenville in the towns of Catskill and Hunter, Greene County ($340,000)
• 15 miles on Route 23 between the Bowery Creek in South Durham and High Peak Road in East Windham in the towns of Cairo and Durham, Greene County ($1.9 million). This paving work on Route 23 begins next week.
• 4 miles on Route 22 from Spencer Road to the I-90 interchange in the town of Austerlitz, Columbia County ($300,000)
• 22 miles on Route 295 from the Chatham village line to the Massachusetts state line in the towns of Chatham and Canaan, Columbia County ($1.5 million)
• 1 mile on Route 23A from west of Route 32A through Palenville in the towns of Catskill and Hunter, Greene County ($340,000)
• 15 miles on Route 23 between the Bowery Creek in South Durham and High Peak Road in East Windham in the towns of Cairo and Durham, Greene County ($1.9 million). This paving work on Route 23 begins next week.