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NYC DOT engineer says Lincoln Avenue resurfacing should finish in early August
Summary
A New York City Department of Transportation engineer told a brief update that milling on Lincoln Avenue between 138th and 147th is nearly complete, paving is planned for next Wednesday per the contractor, and the job is expected to wrap by the first week of August.
Mustafa Nagati, a civil engineer III with the New York City Department of Transportation, said crews are resurfacing Lincoln Avenue between 138th and 147th and that the milling phase is largely complete.
"We're already milling and grinding," Nagati said, adding, "We're pretty much done with the milling part. We just have one section after the tracks going to 138th." He said the contractor informed him that paving is planned for next Wednesday.
Nagati described the overall schedule as contingent on contractor timing but said, "This is hopefully going to keep going until the first week of August this year" and that officials expect to wrap by that time. He identified the work as a resurfacing project and did not provide a contractor name, contract value, or lane-closure schedule.
The update provided a status snapshot for residents and road users along the stated limits; Nagati did not report any changes to scope or funding. Next steps indicated in the update are the contractor-led paving operation and the project completion target in early August.
