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Wayne Township asks PennDOT for clarification on Route 6 project scope
Summary
A PennDOT presentation described Route 6 work of about 0.67 miles through Corry and Wayne Township; supervisors said wording in the advisory created confusion about project length and labeling and asked the township secretary to contact PennDOT for clarification and to propose township suggestions.
A PennDOT presentation to the board described planned work on Route 6 that was characterized in the advisory as roughly 0.67 miles, running from Warren County to near the Elgin Borough line and passing through Corry and Wayne Township. Supervisors said advisory language left the project’s length and road labeling unclear and asked the township secretary to contact PennDOT for clarification and to convey the township’s suggestions for the project.
The board did not take a formal vote on the project but recorded a request for clearer wording from PennDOT so the township can confirm the limits of work within township boundaries.
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