Marsh Road Project Archive

MONROE CO. DOT | Marsh Road

If you have questions or concerns about this project please contact:
Karen Cox, Transportation Project Manager at (585) 753-7742 or e-mail her at kcox@monroecounty.gov

Project update 10/1/09
Monroe County - DOT project is 50% complete. The lane as been shifted over to the other side of the bridge. Preparation for the new precast concrete beams will take place over the next 2 weeks. It is expected that this project will be completed by the first week of November.

Project update 8/17/09
Ramsey Construction is about 2 weeks behind on turning on the temporary traffic signal for the reconstruction of the Marsh Road bridge over the Cullens Run Creek. They have moved on out of sequence with work on the bridge abutments. When the signal is turned on later this week, they should be caught back up to their time line.

Project update 7/29/09
During the week of July 27, 2009, the Monroe County Department of Transportation will start construction work on the Marsh Road Bridge over Cullen's Run Creek. The bridge is just south of NYS Route 31. The construction will take place in two stages, with the bridge being built one half at a time. Alternating through traffic will be maintained across the bridge, utilizing a temporary traffic signal. The post office driveway on Marsh Road will be maintained as a two-way access, and traffic turning right from this access to go southbound on Marsh Road will be controlled via a turn signal. Residents and the traveling public will be able to access Marsh Road south of the bridge during construction. The work will consist of: removal of the existing superstructure; spot repair of the bridge abutments; installation of prestressed concrete beams; pavement and guiderail replacement within the project limits; and minor grading within the project limits.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, the project should be completed in approximately 4 months after the start of construction.

Project update 4/1/09
Monroe County has completed design of the Marsh Road Bridge Rehabilitation and will be opening bids for the project in mid-April. Construction is scheduled to start in mid-July.

The construction will take place in two stages, with the bridge being built one half at a time. Alternating through traffic will be maintained across the bridge, utilizing a temporary traffic signal. The post office driveway on Marsh Road will be maintained as a two-way access, and traffic turning right from the driveway to go southbound on Marsh Road will be controlled via a turn signal. Neighbors on Marsh Road and the traveling public will be notified of the pending start of construction via a variable message sign at the project site.