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Patchogue schedules South Ocean Avenue accessibility ramps; drainage work planned near library
Summary
The Patchogue CDA reported the South Ocean Avenue curb-ramp work will begin June 16 and described concurrent drainage work at the library using pervious pavement and a drainage pit to address standing water.
The Patchogue Village Community Development Agency on June 5 said contractor work to install accessibility ramps on South Ocean Avenue is scheduled to begin June 16 and that the agency will notify nearby homeowners before work starts.
"Bridal is scheduled to start on June, so a week from this Monday," said a staff member reporting on the ramp project. The CDA said letters to affected homeowners are prepared and will be mailed once the contractor confirms a timeline.
The board discussed coordination with other utility work in the village. Members noted heavy Verizon activity on nearby streets and said the presence of service trucks could affect staging and traffic control but did not indicate a formal schedule change.
Agency staff also reported drainage improvements near the Patchogue library at roughly the same time the walkway work was underway. A staff member said crews will install a drainage pit and "pervious pavement" at the site to reduce a recurring puddle on the walkway.
No formal vote was required; the board received the construction schedule and directed staff to proceed with resident notifications. Details about traffic control plans, the exact number of properties to be notified and the estimated project duration were not provided at the meeting.
