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MONTGOMERY COUNTY START BRIDGE SD MILES PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT TYPE TITLE DESCRIPTION COST PERIOD COUNT COUNT IMPROVED Bridge replacement of Limekiln Pike over Little Neshaminy Creek in Horsham and BASE Bridge Replacement Limekiln Pike over Little Neshaminy Creek Montgomery Townships, Montgomery County 1 $ 9,570,000 1 1 0.05 Bridge rehabilitation of Rockland Avenue Bridge over SEPTA tracks in Narberth BASE Bridge Rehabilitation Rockland Avenue Bridge Borough, Montgomery County 2 $ 2,300,000 1 1 0.02 Bridge replacement of PA 611 (Old York Road) over SEPTA in Abington Township, BASE Bridge Replacement PA 611 over SEPTA Montgomery County 1 $ 12,567,500 1 1 0.08 Bridge replacement of Pennswood Road over AMTRAK in Lower Merion Township, BASE Bridge Replacement Pennswood Road over AMTRAK Montgomery County 1 $ 7,806,700 1 1 0.01 Bridge replacement of Stanbridge Street over SEPTA in Norristown Borough, BASE Bridge Replacement Stanbridge Street over SEPTA Montgomery County 2 $ 2,600,000 1 1 0.01 Bridge replacement of New Hanover Square Road Bridge in New Hanover BASE Bridge Replacement New Hanover Square Road Bridge Township, Montgomery County 2 $ 1,300,000 1 1 0.02 Bridge replacement of Union Avenue over SEPTA in Lower Merion Township, BASE Bridge Replacement Union Avenue over SEPTA Montgomery County 1 $ 7,889,200 1 1 0.01 Signal upgrades and intersection widening at the intersection of PA 73 and BASE Existing Signal Improvement Church Road: Greenwood Avenue to Rice's Mill Road Greenwood Ave in Cheltenham Township, Montgomery County 2 $ 7,000,000 0 0 0.57 Bridge replacement of East Church Road over SEPTA in Upper Merion Township, BASE Bridge Replacement East Church Road over SEPTA Montgomery County 1 $ 5,127,100 1 1 0.01 Bridge deck replacement of Arcola Road over Perkiomen Creek in Lower and Upper BASE Bridge Deck Replacement Arcola Road over Perkiomen Creek Providence Townships, Montgomery County 1 $ 7,510,800 1 1 0.05 Bridge replacement of Fruitville Road over Perkiomen Creek in Upper Hanover BASE Bridge Replacement Fruitville Road over Perkiomen Creek Township, Montgomery County 1 $ 4,840,000 1 1 0.09 Bridge Deck rehabilitation of Washington Lane Bridge in Cheltenham Township, BASE Bridge Deck Rehabilitation Washington Lane Bridge Montgomery County 2 $ 3,265,000 1 0 0 Bridge Deck Rehabilitation of Edgehill Road over York Road in Abington Township, BASE Bridge Deck Rehabilitation Edgehill Road over York Road Montgomery County 1 $ 5,203,000 1 1 0.32 Rehabilitation on thee miles of Ridge Pike from 328-feet east of Butler Pike to the BASE Reconstruct Ridge Pike: Butler to Philadelphia County Line Philadelphia City line, in Whitemarsh and Springfield Townships 2 $ 32,000,000 0 0 2.72 Reconstruct roadway, construct concrete curbs, install storm pipes and inlets as needed, install guide rail as required on PA 320 at Hanging Rock in Upper and BASE Restoration PA 320 at Hanging Rock Lower Merion Townships, Montgomery 1 $ 4,730,000 0 0 0.48 Bridge replacement of Ashmead Road over Tacony Creek in Cheltenham Township, BASE Bridge Replacement Ashmead Road over Tacony Creek Montgomery County 1 $ 3,510,628 1 1 0.01 Bridge replacement of Upper Farm Road over Stoney Creek, West Norriton BASE Bridge Replacement Upper Farm Road over Stoney Creek Township, Montgomery County 2 $ 1,648,000 1 1 0.03 Bridge replacement of Hospital Bridge over Stoney Creek in Norristown Borough, BASE Bridge Replacement Hospital Bridge over Stoney Creek Montgomery County 2 $ 1,515,000 1 1 0 Bridge replacement of Lower Farm Road over Stoney Creek in East Norriton, BASE Bridge Replacement Lower Farm Road over Stoney Creek Montgomery County 2 $ 2,500,000 1 1 0.01 Bridge replacement of Old Forty Foot over Skippack in Lower Salford Township, BASE Bridge Replacement Old Forty Foot over Skippack Montgomery County 1 $ 3,949,000 1 1 0 Reconstruction and Signal Improvements on US 202 southbound from Johnson BASE Reconstruct US 202: Markley Street (southbound) Highway to Main Street in Norristown Borough, Montgomery County 2 $ 17,200,000 0 0 0.39 Pedestrian/Bike Trail including bike lockers on South Gulph Road Bridge to Norristown Transportation Center Connects, Hughes Park Train Station in Upper BASE Bicycle Facilities and Services Chester Valley Trail Extension Merion Township and Bridgeport and Norristown Boroughs, Montgomery County 1 $ 9,326,000 0 0 0 Bridge replacement of Warminister Road over Pennypack Creek in Upper Moreland BASE Bridge Replacement Warminster Road over Pennypack Creek Township and Hatboro Borough, Montgomery County 1 $ 2,750,000 1 1 0.02 Reconstruction of Bridges and Roadway from east of Norfolk Southern Mainline to BASE Reconstruct US 422: Park Road to Norfolk Southern Mainline Park Road in Lower Pottsgrove Township, Montgomery County 2 $ 87,000,000 5 1 3.5 Page 1 of 9 MONTGOMERY COUNTY START BRIDGE SD MILES PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT TYPE TITLE DESCRIPTION COST PERIOD COUNT COUNT IMPROVED Bridge replacement and widening PA 663 to accommodate exclusive left turn lanes on both approaches to Swamp Pike in North Hanover Township, Montgomery BASE Intersection Improvement PA 663 over Ministers Creek County 1 $ 1,737,000 1 0 0.71 Roadway widening, intersection upgrades, and structure repairs in Upper and BASE Widen US 202: Morris Road to PA 309 Lower Gwynedd, Whitpain, and Montgomery Townships, Montgomery County 2 $ 15,300,000 0 0 25.26 Improvements on PA 23 from US 422 to (US 202) Dekalb Pike in Upper Merion BASE Realignment PA 23: US 422 to US 202 Township, Montgomery County 3 $ 15,290,000 1 1 0.77 Intersection improvements on PA 63, Welsh Road at Limekiln Pike and Norristown BASE Intersection Improvement PA 63: Welsh Road at Limekiln Pike Road in Horsham and Upper Dublin Township, Montgomery County 3 $ 17,804,700 0 0 1.04 Reconstruction and add center turn lane on Ridge Pike from Norristown Borough to BASE Bridge Rehabilitation Ridge Piike: Norristown Borough to Butler Pike Butler Pike in Plymouth Township, Montgomery County 2 $ 24,042,600 5 3 0.91 Widen for southbound right turn lane and signal improvements on PA 63 BASE Intersection Improvement Fitzwatertown Road at PA 63 (Moreland Road) in Abington and Upper Moreland Townships, Montgomery County 2 $ 2,519,500 0 0 0.17 Shoemaker Road to PA Turnpike widening in Upper Merion Township, Montgomery BASE Widen South Gulph Road and Henderson Road County 3 $ 19,195,000 2 0 2.67 Replacement of three bridges; PA 63 over Unami Creek; PA 63 over Perkiomen Creek; and PA 63 over Ridge Valley Creek in Upper Salford and Marlborough BASE Bridge Replacement PA 63 over Unami and Perkiomen Creeks Townships, Montgomery County 1 $ 13,715,900 3 2 0.04 Corridor and intersection improvements on Planks, Otts, Meyers, Seitz Roads from PA 73 to Township Line Road in Skippack and Perkiomen Townships, Montgomery BASE Intersection Improvement Plank/Otts/Meyers/Seitz Roads Corridor improvements County 3 $ 16,518,000 0 0 0.49 Road extension on Lafayette Street from Ford Street to Conshohocken Road in BASE New Roadway Lafayette Street: Ford Street to Conshohocken Road Norristown Borough and Plymouth Township, Montgomery County 3 $ 38,296,500 0 0 0.09 Realignment and widening to soften curve on Pleasant View Road from Buchert BASE Realignment Pleasant View Road Road to Sanatoga Road in Lower Pottsgrove Township, Montgomery County 1 $ 2,245,000 0 0 0.45 Intersection improvements, including widening to provide left turn lanes a all approached and dedicated right turn lanes from westbound Cowpath Road and BASE INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENT Cowpath/Godshall/Broad from northbound Godshall Road. 1 $ 11,000,000 2 0 0.93 Installation of curbing and drainage on Edge Hill Road between Jenkintown and Easton and on Tyson Road between Edge Hill and Easton in Abington Township, BASE Reconstruct Edge Hill Road and Tyson Avenue Montgomery County 2 $ 20,758,750 0 0 2.75 Widening and signalization of Five Points intersection (PA 309, PA 463, AND US 202) BASE Intersection Improvement US 202: 5 Points Intersection in Montgomery Township, Montgomery County 1 $ 10,700,000 0 0 1.09 Reconstruct and widen State Route 3045 (Belmont Avenue) from the Interchange with Interstate 76 to west of State Route 3052 (Rock Hill Road) in Lower Merion BASE RECONSTRUCTION State Route 3045: Interstate 76 to State Route 3052 Township, Montgomery County 2 $ 32,000,000 2 0 0.26 Bridge replacement of North Narberth Avenue over AMTRAK in Narberth Borough, BASE Bridge Replacement North Narberth Avenue over AMTRAK Montgomery County 1 $ 10,562,200 1 1 0.12 Modernization of the interchange at PA 23 and US 422 (limits between Moore Road BASE Interchange Improvement PA 23 and US 422 Interchange and County Line Road) in Upper Merion Township 3 $ 25,444,300 0 0 0.78 Bridge replacement of Wynwood Road over Branch of Indian Creek in Lower BASE Bridge Replacement Wynwood Road over Branch of Indian Creek Merion Township, Montgomery County 2 $ 3,444,256 1 1 0 Bridge replacement of Township line over Stoney Creek in East Norriton Township, BASE Bridge Rehabilitation Township Line over Stoney Creek Montgomery County 2 $ 3,300,000 1 1 0.01 Bridge replacement of US 422 over the Schuylkill River, Indian Lane, Schuylkill River Trail and replacement of PA 23 over US 422 in West Norriton and Upper Merion BASE Bridge Rehabilitation US 422 Betzwood Bridge Townships, Montgomery County 2 $ 148,830,000 7 2 4.75 Bridge replacement of Valley Green Road over Wissahickon Creek in Whitemarsh BASE Bridge Replacement Valley Green Road Bridge over Wissahickon Creek Township, Montgomery County 1 $ 7,252,300 1 1 0.03 Page 2 of 9
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