Bridge & road closures coming to Town of Canisteo in May
The Steuben County Department of Public Works (DPW) Commissioner Eric Rose announced in a release, that two separate closures are scheduled to start in mid-May, both necessary to complete key infrastructure repairs and improvements in the area.
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Starting Monday, May 12, County Route 21 (Canisteo Rathbone Road) will be closed to all traffic passing through for about eight weeks, the release stated. Rose said the closure will allow for essential bridge maintenance over Spalding Hollow, the area between State Route 36 and County Route 30 (Swale Road). An on-site detour will be in place to help drivers navigate around the work zone, Rose emphasized.
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Additionally, the release stated, County Route 128 (Canisteo Center Road) will be shut down to all traffic between Depot Street and Burt Hill Road on Tuesday, May 13, and Wednesday, May 14, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. This shorter, temporary closure is necessary for a pipe replacement project, Rose said, and no on-site detour will be provided.
Steuben County DPW is asking drivers to plan ahead and be extra careful when traveling through construction zones.
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