The multi-year project to redo Route 8 will continue with work now extending from the four lanes north of Polk Cutoff where the work on the four lanes ended last year to route 62 just north of the airport. Work is expected to begin this spring and continue through 2023.
The plans display to introduce the project is online only. On the link you will find a digital handout, digital plans, and an online comment form. The link will be available until March 1 for comments. This period is your time to provide input to the project. Those unable to access the information online may give feedback by contacting PennDOT Project Manager Matthew W. Hetrick, P.E., at mhetrick@pa.gov, or 814-678-7386.
The project includes milling and repaving of the existing asphalt, drainage work, guiderail, signing and pavement markings. The traffic signal at the Pone Lane intersection will be replaced and a left arrow will be added for traffic turning from Route 8 southbound onto Pone Lane. A flashing beacon will be installed at the Polk Cutoff intersection.
During construction, traffic will be controlled by single lane closures and flaggers.
Any input from the public is welcomed.
The plans display to introduce the project is online only. On the link you will find a digital handout, digital plans, and an online comment form. The link will be available until March 1 for comments. This period is your time to provide input to the project. Those unable to access the information online may give feedback by contacting PennDOT Project Manager Matthew W. Hetrick, P.E., at mhetrick@pa.gov, or 814-678-7386.
The project includes milling and repaving of the existing asphalt, drainage work, guiderail, signing and pavement markings. The traffic signal at the Pone Lane intersection will be replaced and a left arrow will be added for traffic turning from Route 8 southbound onto Pone Lane. A flashing beacon will be installed at the Polk Cutoff intersection.
During construction, traffic will be controlled by single lane closures and flaggers.
Any input from the public is welcomed.
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