The border between Nassau-Suffolk and State Route 112 in Suffolk County has been finished. In April, the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) began work on this major project. The governor also declared that the major Southern State Parkway pavement renovation project in Nassau and Suffolk Counties will be completed this week. Additionally, two other projects have been completed, including a repaving project on State Route 111 between the Long Island Highway and Suffolk Avenue in Islip, as well as rehabilitation works on the shoulders of the Meadowbrook State Highway, between Merrick Road and Ocean Parkway, in Hempstead. This is in addition to other state programs, such as CHIPS, PAVE NY, State Touring Routes, and other capital projects scheduled across the state.
The westbound lanes from State Route 112 at Exit 64 to the Nassau County border were completed on October 20, with a total of 286 miles of lane. The NYSDOT began work on this important project in April and it was finished this morning, Thursday, October 20 - one month ahead of schedule. The timeline for completing a paving project in Suffolk County can vary depending on its size and scope. Generally speaking, it takes around six months for a large-scale project such as the Southern State Parkway renovation to be completed. Smaller projects such as repaving or shoulder rehabilitation can take less time.
However, it is important to note that weather conditions can affect the timeline for any paving project. In order to ensure that a paving project is completed on time and within budget, it is essential to hire experienced contractors who are familiar with local regulations and have access to quality materials. It is also important to plan ahead and allow for enough time for any unexpected delays or complications that may arise during the course of the project.
