BLOOMFIELD, NJ -- Repair work to Beverley Ave. between Franklin St. and Montgomery St. which began in September is nearly complete.
The initial concrete work was completed this week, and milling is expected to be completed Wednesday, November 13, weather permitting. The entire section is expected to be finished on or around Thursday, November 14, weather permitting.
Repair work for this project includes curb replacements along both sides of the street, after which the contractors will begin milling and paving. Milling involves removing up to two inches of the pavement, so when crews pave over it with new asphalt, the road stays flat. In addition to paving and curbing, compliant ADA handicap ramps will be provided at all intersections and enhanced pavement striping to promote traffic calming. This project is being funded by a $491,000 grant from the New Jersey Department of Transportation.
Working hours are 7:00am-6:00pm and the street will be posted “No Parking.” As has been the case since this project began, residents of Berkeley Ave. will have full access to the streets undergoing repairs.
For more information about this project, or other roadwork, residents are invited to call the Township Engineer’s office at 973-680-4009.
