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Engineer outlines Seashore Road, Roosevelt Boulevard and bridge study timelines
Summary
County Engineer Mr. Church reported the Seashore Road paving schedule, ongoing Roosevelt Boulevard work, resumption plans for Fishing Creek Road after pipe delivery, and an April 28 consultant presentation on Corson's and Townsend's Inlet Bridges.
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County Engineer Mr. Church briefed the Board on active and upcoming road and bridge work. He said base paving on Seashore Road is scheduled to begin Monday, March 30, with the surface course to start the week of April 8 and anticipated completion by the third week of April. Roosevelt Boulevard work remains underway with roughly three weeks of work before base paving resumes and the concrete barrier can be removed to restore normal traffic patterns.
Fishing Creek Road work is expected to resume after the Easter holiday once the storm pipe is delivered. Mr. Church also noted the county will accept bids for resurfacing Magnolia Drive in Cape May Court House and previewed an April 28 presentation by a consultant on local concept development options and alignment alternatives for the Corson’s and Townsend’s Inlet Bridges, intended to provide a high-level overview before public outreach and stakeholder engagement.
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