Posted on June 16th, 2011 by North Arlington
BOROUGH OF NORTH ARLINGTON
201-991-6060 214 Ridge Road 07031
973-403-7836 June 13, 2011
BOROUGH ANNUAL REPAVING WORK TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK
North Arlington – The borough street paving program will begin on or about June 20 with three streets targeting for resurfacing.
Belmont Avenue, from Ridge Road to York Road; Sunset Avenue from Ridge Road to Riverview and Vanderbilt Place from Schuyler Avenue to Truman Road will be repaved. The project also includes installation of handicap curb cut ramps and speed humps to slow traffic on the streets
The cost of the project total $275,000 but $200,000 of that cost is offset by a New Jersey Department of Transportation grant that was received in 2010.
Posted on April 5th, 2011 by North Arlington
BOROUGH OF NORTH ARLINGTON
Peter Massa, Mayor
201-991-6060 214 Ridge Road 07031
April 4, 2011
WORK RESUMES ON RIDGE ROAD STREETSCAPE PROJECT
North Arlington, NJ — After a long, cold, snowy winter, work has resumed on the Ridge Road Streetscape project, announced the mayor and council.
Phase III of the project will stretch from Harding Avenue north to Hendel Avenue.
The streetscape improvements include the replacement of all existing concrete curb with Belgian block curb, and existing concrete sidewalk with a combination of brick pavers and scored concrete. Improvements will also be made to all existing driveway aprons and curb ramps within the project limits. Streetscape amenities such as benches, trash receptacles, decorative street lighting, and new trees are proposed along Ridge Road
The project is being funded by the Federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Transportation Enhancement and was awarded $449,246 by the New Jersey Department of Transportation last year. The contract was awarded to Reggio Construction of Fort Lee. Construction is scheduled to be complete by early summer. Neglia Engineering Associates is serving as the design engineer and construction manager for this project.
“The continuation of the Ridge Road Streetscape project is an investment in out community that will support property values,” said Mayor Peter Massa.
