Delaware County announces spring road weight limits
The Delaware County Department of Public Works has announced its annual, seasonal road postings. Several county roads are temporarily closed to any vehicle with a gross weight in excess of four tons on any one axle. The temporary closures will become effective when notices are posted on the highway and continue until conditions will permit opening, according to a news release.
The following roads are affected:
County Route 7, known as Downsville-Rockland Road, extending from state Route 30 to the Sullivan County Line.
County Route 10, known as Meridale-East Meredith Road, extending from state Route 28 to intersection with Elk Creek Road (does not include the section of County Route 10 from Elk Creek Road to state Route 23).
County Route 14, known as Delhi-Treadwell-Leonta Road, extending from state Route 357 in Franklin to the village of Delhi line.
County Route 16, known as Fraser-Treadwell Road, extending from state Route 10 to the hamlet of Treadwell.
County Route 20, known as Hambletville-Masonville Road, extending from state Route 206 to the Deposit town line.
County Route 23, known as Walton-Sidney Center Road, extending from County Route 21 to Sidney Center.
County Route 26 known as Telford Hollow Road, extending from state Route 10 to Downsville.
County Route 35, known as Masonville-Sidney Center Road, extending from County Route 23 to state Route 206.
County Route 67, known as Sands Creek Road, extending from state Route 10 to the village of Hancock line.
According to the release, the tonnage specified is the maximum gross weight, including weight of vehicle and load, allowed on any axle. Axles that are less than 46 inches apart, center to center, will be counted as one axle.
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