The Town of Ramapo has released its upcoming road milling schedule as part of its annual road improvement program, with paving operations scheduled to follow shortly thereafter.
According to the schedule, milling is planned for:
- Sonata Street – June 8
- Doolin Road – June 8
- Wagon Wheel Drive – June 8
- Maple Terrace – June 9
- Fairview Avenue – June 9
- Caville Drive – June 9
- Cape Court – June 9
- DeRonde Road – June 9-10
- Thomas Court – June 10
- Grove Street – June 10
- Remsen Avenue – June 11
- Bates Road – June 11
- Hilda Lane – June 11 & June 15
- Sutton Street – June 15
- Meadowbrook Lane – June 15
- Camp Hill Road – June 15-16
- Brewer Road – June 16
Josef (Yossi) Margaretten told Monsey Scoop that during the milling process, roads are expected to remain open with alternating traffic, and no streets will be fully closed. However, during paving operations, certain roads will require temporary closures to allow crews to safely complete the work.
Margaretten noted that busier roads may be paved on weekends to reduce traffic impacts. As an example, paving on Grove Street is expected to take place on a Saturday.
The road improvement project is being carried out under the leadership of Ramapo Town Supervisor Michael Specht and Highway Superintendent Fred Brinn as part of the Town’s ongoing investment in local infrastructure and roadway improvements. Motorists should expect delays in work zones and are urged to use caution when traveling through affected areas.
Thank you Town of Ramapo for fixing the streets and taking into account the traffic by doing some work on Saturday. Unlike the State, which does not care and it takes them a full year to put up some sidewalks on 306, causing traffic jams and making everyone late. Thanks but no thanks.