PRESS RELEASEโย ย A major road project has begun on the Palisades Interstate Parkway in the North Rockland area and motorists should expect delays and look for detours.
On Monday, April 3, NYS Department of Transportation began working on the pavement of the Palisades Interstate Parkway from the Route 202 interchange in Pomona/Mt. Ivy (Exit 13) to the Palisades Interstate Parkway Book Store/Service Area north of Exit 15.
The northbound PIP was closed overnight on Wednesday, April 5 and will be againย Thursday, April 6ย fromย 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.ย between exits 13 and 15. Motorists will be advised to follow a posted detour, which involves traveling from Exit 13 on Route 202 to Route 9W North to Route 210 in Stony Point, reconnecting with the PIP at Exit 15.
Beginning onย Monday, April 10, the Northbound PIP will be closed overnight,ย Mondayย throughย Thursdayย fromย 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.ย between exits 13 and 15. These northbound weeknight closures will continue untilย April 28.
A single northbound lane will be closed atย 9 p.m.ย each weeknight to stage the work beginning atย 10 p.m.ย The work, with associated lane and road closures/detours, is expected to continue for several months.
According to NYS DOT, lane and road closures should be expected to ensure the safety of motorists and work crews. When necessary, motorists will be detoured and signs will guide drivers back to the parkway.
Closures will be announced through NYS DOT media advisories and on 511NY.ย NYS DOT has contracted with Kubricky Construction Corp. to perform the $11.9 million project to rehabilitate that section of PIP in both directions.
The highway construction will involve diamond grinding the roadway surface and repairing concrete. Areas north of Exit 15 will receive new asphalt.
The project will also include new pavement markings, the installation of joint sealer in joints and cracks, as well as the cleaning and repairing of drainage basins. Traffic signal loops will also be replaced as necessary.
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