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Tuesday April 16, 2024 Oakland, New Jersey Tuesday April 16, 2024 Stockholm, New Jersey Wednesday April 17, 2024 Washington Twp., New Jersey Wednesday April 17, 2024 Ringwood, New Jersey Wednesday April 17, 2024 Oakland, New Jersey Thursday April 18, 2024 Sussex, New Jersey Thursday April 18, 2024 Franklin, New Jersey Friday April 19, 2024 West Milford, New Jersey Friday April 19, 2024 Stockholm, New Jersey Saturday April 20, 2024 Montclair, New Jersey
North Jersey Garden 2024!
UPDATED DAILY! Now is the time to
begin planning and preparing for the new
garden year. We have decided to focus on
cultivating vegetables and flowers this
year. Please follow our progress and
share your comments and suggestions as
we begin our gardens for 2024. We look
forward to sharing our journey with
you here
Living with Bears in New Jersey
Black bears are the largest mammals in
New Jersey and have been sighted in all
21 counties since the 1980s. They are a
common sight in the state, and
encounters with humans are increasing.
How can we live safely with them? Share
your experiences and tips for avoiding
conflicts. here.
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2024 Dining Guide: Our Favorites
Our list of favorite restaurants is not
intended to be an complete list of the
many delicious restaurants and food fare
available in northern New Jersey.
However, we hope that you will find this
list helpful in planning your dining
experience... Read
more.
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Route 23, Northbound Bridge over Pequannock River Project
West Milford Township, Passaic County and Jefferson Township, Morris County, New Jersey
April 16, 2024 - The Route 23, Northbound Bridge over Pequannock River Project is located between mileposts 25.13 to 25.70 on the border of West Milford township in Passaic County and Jefferson Township in Morris County. The bridge is rated in overall “Poor” condition and is classified as“Structurally Deficient” due to the condition of the deck and substructure. The purpose of this project is to replace the bridge with a cost-effective and low maintenance structure. Additional improvements include improving the substandard horizontal and vertical stopping sight distances, updating guiderails and roadway superelevation to meet current design standards, placing the proposed structure entirely within NJDOT’s right-of-way, and providing wildlife passages below the bridge.
CONSTRUCTION STAGING
Bridge construction will be completed in three primary stages utilizing a single lane closure in Stages 1 and 3.
Stage 1 includes closing the right lane of traffic and maintaining the left lane on the western half of the existing bridge. The eastern half of the existing bridge will be demolished and replaced.
Stage 2 is a “no-work” stage due to environmental permit restrictions for in-water work. The right lane of traffic will be opened on the newly constructed eastern half of the bridge, while the left traffic lane remains open on the remaining portion of the existing bridge.
Stage 3 includes closing the left lane of traffic on the existing bridge and maintaining the right lane on the new bridge. The remainder of the existing bridge will be demolished, and the new structure completed.
PROJECT SCHEDULE
Stage 1 Construction Start: Spring 2024
Stage 2 Construction Start: Winter 2024
Stage 3 Construction Start: Spring 2025
Complete Construction: Spring 2026
For Special Accommodations, please contact: 703-849-0100
For further information, please contact:
Christopher Yandoli, Regional Coordinator
New Jersey Department of Transportation
Community & Constituent Relations
PO Box 600, Trenton, NJ 08625-0600
Phone: 609.963.1982
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