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Preston Way Bridge bid delayed after NYS DOT requests design revisions, village seeks pedestrian access
Summary
Village Manager Edward Brancati told the Mount Kisco board on May 18 that NYS DOT requested revisions to the Preston Way Bridge design plans, delaying the bid advertisement; the village has also requested permission for pedestrian access across the bridge and is compiling documentation.
Village Manager Edward W. Brancati told the Village Board on May 18 that the New York State Department of Transportation has requested revisions to the Preston Way Bridge design plans, and village engineers are working to incorporate those changes. As a result, the bid advertisement for the bridge project will be delayed from the original schedule.
Brancati said the village also submitted a request to NYS DOT seeking permission for pedestrian access across the bridge and is providing documentation to support that request. He told the board staff continue to work to advance the project efficiently and asked for residents’ patience as engineering revisions proceed.
The board did not vote on new funding or change orders at the meeting. The transcript did not specify the nature of the requested design revisions, the revised bid schedule, or who will cover any additional engineering costs.
