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Mayor: State DOT will address Second Street this year; city to continue patching and outreach
Summary
Jamestown mayor said Feb. 3 that the city has pressed New York State DOT about deteriorating Second Street and expects work to begin this year; meanwhile the city will continue patching, coordinate with state representatives and consider signage or temporary measures.
Jamestown officials said Feb. 3 they have escalated concerns about the condition of Second Street to state officials and expect the New York State Department of Transportation to begin work this year, while the city continues interim repairs.
“They are taking it up the chain to the DOT,” the mayor said after describing conversations with Assemblyman Molitor and State Sen. Borrello. “The plan is to start…
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