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Highway and Bridge Project Summary by Subregion NJTPA Transportation Improvement Program Fiscal Years 2020 NJTPA Transportation Improvement Program Fiscal Years 2020 - 2023 Highway and Bridge Project Summary by Subregion ($ Millions) FY 2020 FY 2021 FY 2022 FY 2023 Page Project DBNUM PHASE COST PHASE COST PHASE COST PHASE COST Bergen County Projects ADDITION TO TIP AS OF 12/7/2021 East Anderson Street Bridge (02C0023A) over the N1801 PE 1.90 DES 3.00 1 Hackensack River ADDITION TO TIP AS OF 2/11/2020 Fifth Avenue Bridge (AKA Fair Lawn Avenue Bridge) over NS9606 CON 17.50 2 Passaic River ADDITION TO TIP AS OF 12/7/2021 Kingsland Avenue, Bridge over Passaic River N1601 PE 1.50 DES 2.50 3 Market Street/Essex Street/Rochelle Avenue 98546 DES 1.00 ROW 0.20 4 Route 4, Bridge over Palisade Avenue, Windsor Road and 065C ROW 1.50 UTI 3.00 CON 23.10 5 CSX Railroad Route 4, Grand Avenue Bridge 08410 DES 4.00 ROW 1.50 6 Route 4, Hackensack River Bridge 02346 DES 4.50 ROW 1.40 7 REVISION 1 AS OF 2/14/2020 Route 4, Jones Road Bridge 94064 ROW 0.60 CON 22.00 8 REPLACED BY REVISION 1 Route 4, Jones Road Bridge 94064 ROW 0.60 CON 22.00 9 UTI 6.00 Route 4, River Drive to Tunbridge Road 12431A CON 7.35 10 Route 4, Teaneck Road Bridge 93134 CON 13.50 11 Route 17, Bridges over NYS&W RR & RR Spur & Central 14319 DES 3.05 12 Avenue (CR 44) Route 17, Pierrepont Ave to Terrace Ave/Polify Rd (CR 55) 15383 CON 6.10 13 REVISION 1 AS OF 2/14/2020 Route 46, Bergen Boulevard to Main Street 12428 CON 4.10 14 REPLACED BY REVISION 1 Route 46, Bergen Boulevard to Main Street 12428 CON 5.30 15 REVISION 1 AS OF 6/15/2020 Route 80, Riverview Drive (CR 640) to Polifly Road (CR 55) 11415 DES 36.00 16 REPLACED BY REVISION 1 Route 80, Riverview Drive (CR 640) to Polify Road (CR 55) 11415 DES 10.00 DES 18.24 17 Essex County Projects ADA North, Contract 4 15414 CON 3.90 1 CR 508 (Central Avenue), Bridge over City Subway N1605 PE 0.50 DES 3.00 ROW 1.00 2 Delancy Street, Avenue I to Avenue P NS0504 CON 15.00 3 ADDITION TO TIP AS OF 12/7/2021 Kingsland Avenue, Bridge over Passaic River N1601 PE 1.50 DES 2.50 4 McClellan Street Underpass NS9812 CON 15.00 5 12/10/2020 Project Summary Page 1 ($ Millions) FY 2020 FY 2021 FY 2022 FY 2023 Page Project (Essex continued) DBNUM PHASE COST PHASE COST PHASE COST PHASE COST REVISION 1 AS OF 3/19/2020 Newark Broad Street Traffic Signal Optimization N1808 ERC 1.68 6 REPLACED BY REVISION 1 Newark Broad Street Traffic Signal Optimization N1808 CON 1.68 7 PANY&NJ-NJDOT Project Program 11407 ERC 98.00 ERC 100.00 ERC 100.00 ERC 100.00 8 REVISION 2 AS OF 7/22/2020 Route 7, Mill Street (CR 672) to Park Avenue (CR 646) 12408B DES 1.50 CON 10.77 9 REPLACED BY REVISION 2 Route 7, Mill Street (CR 672) to Park Avenue (CR 646) 12408B CON 10.77 10 REPLACED BY REVISION 1 Route 7, Mill Street (CR 672) to Park Avenue (CR 646) 12408B ROW 0.50 CON 10.77 11 Route 10, Chelsea Drive to Kelly Drive 15439 DES 0.30 ROW 0.10 CON 2.50 12 Route 21, Lafayette Street to On Ramp at Interchange 7 15377 CON 4.05 13 Route 21, Newark Riverfront Pedestrian and Bicycle Access 98540 ERC 4.70 14 Route 22, Broad Street (CR 623) to Route 27 (Empire Street) 18373 CON 2.50 15 REVISION 1 AS OF 3/12/2020 Route 23, Route 80 and Route 46 Interchange 9233B6 DES 3.40 ROW 0.50 16 UTI 1.50 REPLACED BY REVISION 1 Route 23, Route 80 and Route 46 Interchange 9233B6 DES 3.40 ROW 0.50 CON 30.40 17 UTI 1.50 REVISION 1 AS OF 2/14/2020 Route 27, Dehart Place to Route 21 15371 CON 17.30 18 REPLACED BY REVISION 1 Route 27, Dehart Place to Route 21 15371 CON 13.26 19 Route 27, Prince Street/Magnolia Avenue and Empire 15371A CON 3.17 20 Street/Route 22 Intersections Route 46, Route 287 to Route 23 (Pompton Avenue), ITS 06366B 21 REVISION 2 AS OF 7/15/2020 Route 280, WB Ramp over 1st & Orange Streets, Newark 12318 DES 2.50 CON 27.40 22 Subway & NJ Transit REPLACED BY REVISION 2 Route 280, WB Ramp over 1st & Orange Streets, Newark 12318 CON 27.40 23 Subway & NJ Transit REPLACED BY REVISION 1 Route 280, WB Ramp over 1st & Orange Streets, Newark 12318 CON 20.33 CON 4.92 24 Subway & NJ Transit Hudson County Projects PANY&NJ-NJDOT Project Program 11407 ERC 98.00 ERC 100.00 ERC 100.00 ERC 100.00 1 Project Summary Page 2 12/10/2020 ($ Millions) FY 2020 FY 2021 FY 2022 FY 2023 Page Project (Hudson continued) DBNUM PHASE COST PHASE COST PHASE COST PHASE COST REVISION 1 AS OF 10/26/2021 Paterson Plank Road (CR 681), Bridge over Route 3 at MP 16307 PE 1.00 2 10.04 DES 1.30 REPLACED BY REVISION 1 Paterson Plank Road (CR 681), Bridge over Route 3 at MP 16307 PE 1.00 DES 1.30 3 10.04 Pedestrian Bridge over Route 440 17356 CD 0.50 DES 0.35 CON 3.55 CON 0.22 4 Portway, Fish House Road/Pennsylvania Avenue, CR 659 97005B CON 29.15 5 ADDITION TO TIP AS OF 6/9/2020 Riverbank Park Bike Trail 08440 CON 1.82 6 Route 3 & Route 495 Interchange 12386 7 Route 7, Kearny, Drainage Improvements 93186 ROW 3.40 CON 25.00 8 Hunterdon County Projects ADA Central, Contract 3 15419 CON 9.80 1 Church Street Bridge, CR 579 NS9806 ROW 0.40 CON 7.00 2 Delaware & Raritan Canal Bridges 15322 ERC 8.35 ERC 5.00 ERC 5.00 ERC 10.00 3 Route 22, Bridge over NJT Raritan Valley Line 14425 DES 1.80 ROW 0.40 4 REVISION 1 AS OF 8/18/2020 Route 29, Alexauken Creek Road to Washington Street 11413C PE 2.50 DES 1.10 ROW 0.40 5 REPLACED BY REVISION 1 Route 29, Alexauken Creek Road to Washington Street 11413C PE 1.30 DES 1.10 ROW 0.40 6 Route 29, Bridge over Copper Creek 16351 PE 0.40 DES 0.90 CON 2.40 7 Route 29, Rockfall Mitigation, Kingwood Twp 11413B CON 8.00 CON 10.00 8 Route 29, Rockfall Mitigation, West Amwell & Lambertville 15443 9 Route 31 SB, CR 523 (Walter Foran Boulevard) to Wescott 08327B CON 5.40 10 Drive (CR 600) Route 31, Church Street (CR 650) to E Main 08327C DES 1.50 ROW 0.50 11 Street/Flemington Jct Road Route 31, HealthQuest Boulevard to River Road 08327D DES 1.10 12 Route 31, Route 78/22 to Graysrock Road 11342A DES 0.75 ROW 0.15 13 REVISION 3 AS OF 9/23/2020 Route 78 Rockfall Mitigation, Bethlehem Township 15338 CON 29.99 CON 16.00 14 REPLACED BY REVISION 3 Route 78 Rockfall Mitigation, Bethlehem Township 15338 CON 16.99 CON 16.00 CON 13.00 15 REPLACED BY REVISION 2 Route 78 Rockfall Mitigation, Bethlehem Township 15338 CON 10.00 CON 16.00 CON 12.00 16 REPLACED BY REVISION 1 Route 78 Rockfall Mitigation, Bethlehem Township 15338 CON 9.00 CON 11.00 CON 11.00 17 Route 78, Pittstown Road (Exit 15), Interchange NS0309 CON 5.00 18 Improvements (CR 513) Route 78, Route 22 to Drift Road/Dale Road 18601 DES 2.10 19 12/10/2020 Project Summary Page 3 ($ Millions) FY 2020 FY 2021 FY 2022 FY 2023 Page Project (Middlesex continued) DBNUM PHASE COST PHASE COST PHASE COST PHASE COST Middlesex County Projects REVISION 2 AS OF 10/26/2021 ADA Central, Contract 2 15418 ROW 7.60 CON 11.75 1 REPLACED BY REVISION 2 ADA Central, Contract 2 15418 ROW 7.60 CON 11.75 2 REPLACED BY REVISION 1 ADA Central, Contract 2 15418 ROW 1.30 CON 11.75 3 ADA Central, Contract 3 15419 CON 9.80 4 Delaware & Raritan Canal Bridges 15322 ERC 8.35 ERC 5.00 ERC 5.00 ERC 10.00 5 Route 1, Alexander Road to Mapleton Road 17419 DES 2.00 ROW 3.00 6 Route 1, NB Bridge over Raritan River 15303 DES 7.50 ROW 0.25 7 Route 18 NB, Bridge over Conrail 16352 DES 1.30 8 Route 18, East Brunswick, Drainage and Pavement 10354 CON 19.00 CON 18.20 9 Rehabilitation Route 26, Cox Road to Nassau Street 15398 CON 2.58 10 Route 34, CR 537 to Washington Ave., Pavement 11307 DES 8.00 11 Route 35, Heards Brook and Woodbridge Creek, Culvert 10381 DES 1.50 ROW 0.20 12 Replacement Route 35, Route 9 to Colonia Boulevard 15392 13 Route 130, Bridge over Millstone River 16339 DES 0.90 ROW 0.10 14 Route 130, Westfield Ave. to Main Street 11309 CON 4.18 15 REVISION 1 AS OF 3/12/2020 Route 171, Route 130 to Lincoln Avenue 15363 CON 0.00 16 REPLACED BY REVISION 1 Route 171, Route 130 to Lincoln Avenue 15363 CON 3.14 17 Route 9, Main Street N1903 CON 15.00 18 Schalk's Crossing Road Bridge, CR 683 00321 19 Monmouth County Projects ADA Central, Contract 1 15417 ROW 2.00 1 REVISION 2 AS OF 10/26/2021 ADA Central, Contract 2 15418 ROW 7.60 CON 11.75 2 REPLACED BY REVISION 2 ADA Central, Contract 2 15418 ROW 7.60 CON 11.75 3 REPLACED BY REVISION 1 ADA Central, Contract 2 15418 ROW 1.30 CON 11.75 4 County Route 537 Corridor, Section A, NJ Rt.
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