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Wayne Township asks PennDOT to clarify Route 6 project limits
Summary
A PennDOT representative presented a Route 6 project listed as about 0.67 miles; supervisors said PennDOT’s advisory was unclear about the portion in Wayne Township, the road’s multiple names, and asked the secretary to obtain clarifications and accept the township’s suggested edits.
At the March 9 meeting a PennDOT representative outlined a Route 6 project described in the advisory as 0.67 miles long and passing through Corry and Wayne Township. Supervisors said the PennDOT advisory’s wording and labeling (the road having three different names in advisories) left unclear how much of the project occurs inside Wayne Township and asked the secretary to request clarification. Supervisors also indicated they have suggestions they would like to submit to PennDOT on the project plan.
The board did not take a formal vote on the PennDOT presentation but recorded a request for clearer documentation. The supervisors framed the request as a need to understand impacts on township-maintained roads and to ensure PennDOT’s project descriptions match local road names and limits before the township provides formal comments or support.
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