Bridges Under New, Added Weight Restrictions
Last week, PennDOT secretary Barry Schoch said 1,000 structurally deficient bridges across the state had been authorized for new or added weight restrictions in order to slow down deterioration and ensure safety.
He said the move is necessary because the state Legislature has not acted on transportation funding. Lawmakers in both the House and Senate say that is one of their priorities for the fall session.
McKean County
• Route 1011 (Barnum Road) over Meeks Run, just south of the New York state line, 32 tons or 40 tons for combination loads.
• Route 146 over Potato Creek, near the intersection with Route 46, tentative posting of 35 tons or 40 tons for combination loads.
• Route 1015 (Columbia Hill Road) over North Branch of Cole Creek, near the village of Wrights Corners, tentative posting of 33 tons or 40 tons for combination loads.
• Route 2001 (Clermont Road) over Seven Mile Run, near the Elk County line, lowered, tentative posting of 26 tons or 34 tons for combination loads.
• Route 3009 (Kushequa Avenue) over Kinzua Creek, one mile north of the village of Mt Jewett, lowered, tentative posting of 31 tons or 36 tons for combination loads.
• Route 4004 (Dorothy Lane) over west branch of Tunungwant Creek, just west of the city of Bradford, lowered, tentative posting of 27 tons or 32 tons for combination loads.
• Route 4011 (Sullivan Road) over Bennett Brook, northwest of the city of Bradford, tentative posting of 33 tons or 40 tons for combination loads.
• Route 46 over Pigeon Hollow Run, north of the Cameron County line, tentative posting of 32 tons or 39 tons for combination loads.
Elk County
• Route 219 over Mead Run, just north of the village of Brockport, 36 tons or 40 tons for combination loads;
• Route 555 over Trout Run, west of the village of Benezette, lowered tentative posting of 30 tons or 33 tons for combination loads.
Potter County
• Route 1001 (Sweden Hill Road) over Cushing Creek, near the village of Brookland, tentative posting of 33 tons or 39 tons for combination loads.
• Route 2002 (Branch Road) over Lyman Run, northeast of the village of Burrows, tentative posting of 34 tons or 40 tons for combination loads.
• Route 4017 (Sunny Side Road) over Bell Run, south of Shinglehouse, lowered, tentative posting of 33 tons or 40 tons for combination loads.
• Route 4025 (Brizzie Hollow Road) over Brizzie Hollow Run, just north of the intersection with Route 244, lowered, tentative posting of 17 tons or 24 tons for combination loads.
• Route 449 (Brookland Road) over Pine Creek, in the village of Brookland, tentative posting of 32 tons or 40 tons for combination loads.
• Route 449 (Brookland Road) over the Genesee River, near the village of Gold, tentative posting of 32 tons or 40 tons for combination loads.
• Route 4003 (Clara Road) over Bradley Run, south of the village of Clara, tentative posting of 32 tons or 40 tons for combination loads.
Clearfield County
• Route 1009 (Deer Creek Road) over Emigh Run in the village of Hawk Run, 33 tons or 40 tons for combination loads.
• Route 255 over Tyler Run in the village of Hollywood, 30 tons.
• Route 453 over Little Clearfield Creek near the village of Olanta, tentative posting of 35 tons or 40 tons for combination loads.
• Route 1004 (Coal Hill Road) over Montgomery Creek in Lawrence Township, tentative posting of 35 tons or 40 tons for combination loads.
• Route 2007 (Blue Ball Road) over Laurel Run in the village of West Decatur, tentative posting of 34 tons or 40 tons for combination loads.
• Route 3009 (McGees Mills Road) over the east branch of Mahoning Creek, two miles southeast of the village of Troutville, lowered tentative posting of 14 tons or 18 tons for combination loads.
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