City Announces Schedule for Street Resurfacing for Various Streets in the 1st and 2nd Highway Districts

City Announces Schedule for Street Resurfacing for Various Streets in the 1st and 2nd Highway Districts

Temporary, Full Street Closures and Parking Restrictions Expected

PHILADELPHIA - Streets Commissioner Kristin Del Rossi, announced today that daytime temporary street closures and parking restrictions will begin in the 1st and 2nd Highway Districts to accommodate street resurfacing. Work will start with the contractor milling the roadway, removing the old asphalt surface.

Between March 31st and April 4th, the contractors plans to start resurfacing work on the following streets:

Work will be completed in three separate phases: street milling, the adjustment of manhole covers and resetting of utility boxes, and final paving. These activities will take place in separate construction phases spanning over the course of the next several months. Work for milling the old asphalt is anticipated to occur during the day shift and takes approximately five (5) days per corridor. Work for adjusting manhole covers and resetting utility boxes will take place during the day shift and is anticipated to last two (2) to three (3) days per corridor. Lastly, operations for the final paving are anticipated to occur during the day and take approximately three (3) to five (5) days per corridor, weather dependent.

All work will take place during daytime hours from 7AM to 4PM. The roadways will remain open with temporary flagging to direct traffic.

To complete the work, residents should expect some parking restrictions. Temporary "No Parking" signs will be posted in advance of each scheduled activity. Residents are urged to move their cars from the work sites when temporary "No Parking" signs are posted, so that vehicles are not towed. In the event a car is towed, please contact the local Police District to determine its location. Motorists are advised to allow extra time when traveling around the work areas.

While the Department of Streets will make every effort to minimize disruption to traffic, residents are urged to plan and use alternative routes when traveling in these areas. The Department of Streets thanks residents in advance for their patience and cooperation as we work to improve City streets.

This street milling and manhole reset will be completed by James J. Anderson Construction Co. and paving will be completed by city forces.

For more information on the City's Paving Program visit www.phila.gov/paving. For information on all City services, please call 311.

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