Permanent crossing and turn restrictions at Glenwood Road, temporary restrictions at Golf Course Road/Range End Road
Harrisburg, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced today that work is set to resume next week on a resurfacing and safety improvement project on Route 15 from just south of York Springs in Adams County to just south of Dillsburg in York County.
This work will require temporary crossing and left turn restrictions at Golf Course Road/Range End Road, and permanent crossing and left turn restrictions at Glenwood Road within the Route 15 corridor just south of Dillsburg. Signed detours will be in place.
Weather permitting, on Monday, March 6, the contractor will begin line eradication and implement lane shifts on Route 15 at both intersections. This work will be performed from 6:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Traffic will be restricted to a single lane during work hours.
The following week beginning Monday, March 13, the center barrier will be installed on Route 15 at both locations to eliminate crossing traffic and left turns from the side roads onto Route 15 and left turns from Route 15 onto the side roads.
This traffic pattern will allow widening to occur at Glenwood Road. This work is expected to take about 45 days to complete, after which the second phase will begin to permanently eliminate crossings and left turns at the intersection due to inadequate sight distance.
Work at Golf Course Road/Range End Road includes constructing a right turn lane to Golf Course Road from northbound Route 15 and replacing the plastic islands on both side roads with concrete islands and mountable curbs. This work is expected to take a maximum of 36 days to complete, after which improvements to left turn lanes on Route 15 will be made at the intersection. Once this work is complete, traffic will be restored to the original patterns with no left turn or crossing restrictions.
This work is part of a project that consists of ramp acceleration and deceleration lane lengthening and intersection safety improvements. The entire pavement width, including the roadway and shoulders, will be resurfaced, and all guide rails will be replaced.
Other work includes milling, pavement construction and reconstruction, subbase, drainage improvements, rock placement, rock slope excavation, concrete barrier, pavement markings, signing, and other work in Franklin and Carroll townships, York County, and Huntington and Latimore townships, Adams County.
New Enterprise Stone and Lime Company, Inc. of New Enterprise, PA, is the prime contractor on this $19,398,074 project.
This project is expected to be completed in August 2023.
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