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New York State New York State Department of Transportation Department of Transportation NYS Route 291 over the Erie Canal Town of Marcy Oneida County PIN 2071.07 SUPERSTRUCTURE REPLACEMENT PROJECT

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New York State Department of Transportation. NYS Route 291 over the Erie Canal Town of Marcy Oneida County PIN 2071.07 SUPERSTRUCTURE REPLACEMENT PROJECT. Traffic volumes: - 6740 vpd 2028 - 8110 vpd. Project Location Map. 2006 - 415 dhv 2028 – 500 dhv. Project Location. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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New York State New York State Department of TransportationDepartment of Transportation

NYS Route 291 over the Erie CanalTown of MarcyOneida County

PIN 2071.07

SUPERSTRUCTURE REPLACEMENTPROJECT

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Project Location MapProject Location Map

Project Location

Traffic volumes:2006 - 6740 vpd2028 - 8110 vpd

2006 - 415 dhv2028 – 500 dhv

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Project ObjectivesProject Objectives

Remove a structurally deficient bridge from the transportation system.

Improve sight distance within the project limits.

Improve the facilities for both the bicycle/pedestrian trail and trail parking area.

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Project BackgroundProject Background The existing bridge is a “pin and hanger” type structure built in

1958. There is a state wide initiative to replace this type of structure.

The existing substructure (piers and abutments) is in excellent condition. To avoid impacts to the canal and nearby wetlands and to reduce construction time, only the steel superstructure will be replaced.

Pin and Hanger Assembly

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Pin and Hanger PhotosPin and Hanger Photos

Looking from the inside out.

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Work To Be DoneWork To Be Done

The northbound approach to the bridge will be raised to provide standard sight distance over the bridge and at the intersection on the north side of the bridge.

This view is looking south.

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Work To Be Done (continued)Work To Be Done (continued) Pavement markings to be added to delineate the

Route 49 eastbound ramp.

This view looking north.

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Work To Be Done (continued)Work To Be Done (continued) The bicycle/pedestrian trail and trail parking will

be maintained and improved. Trail to be wider on bridge and parking area to be expanded.

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Work To Be Done (continued)Work To Be Done (continued) The bicycle/pedestrian trail and trail parking will

be maintained and improved. Trail to be wider on bridge and parking area to be expanded.

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Maintenance and Protection of Traffic (M&PT)Maintenance and Protection of Traffic (M&PT)

Two alternatives are being considered for M&PT during construction:

1. Road closure with off-site state highway system detour. Traffic to use River Street (Route 922E) in Oriskany or Mohawk Street (Route 922A) in Whitestown to the Utica-Rome Expressway to and from Route 291.

Advantages:

a.) Construction could proceed quicker without vehicular and pedestrian/bicycle traffic to contend with.

b.) Less expensive without the need for a temporary signal.

Disadvantage:

a.) Disruption to all traffic including high school (buses), businesses, emergency vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists, etc.

b.) Impacts to local businesses.

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Maintenance and Protection of Traffic (M&PT) -Maintenance and Protection of Traffic (M&PT) -continuedcontinued

2. Road open using stage construction with temporary signal.

Advantage:

a.) Through traffic maintained but congested due to temporary signal usage (intersection).

Disadvantages:

a.) Construction time would be longer.

b.) Contractor would have to work around vehicular and pedestrian/bicycle traffic.

c.) More expensive with signal cost.

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Right Of Way (ROW) NeedsRight Of Way (ROW) Needs

The raising of the centerline profile on the south side of the bridge may require the State to acquire strips of property from the adjacent property owners.

One, maybe two private owners may be impacted on the west side and the NYS Canal Authority may be impacted on the east side.

Any required ROW needs will be determined as final design progresses.

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ScheduleSchedule

Contract Letting Date: (bids opened) November 15, 2007

Contract Awarded: (work begins)

January 2, 2008

Work Completed: November 30, 2008