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State Road Speed Limit by Route RTE TEMP DIR State Road Speed Limit By Route RTE TEMP DIR. START FROM APPRVD STC / OSTA SM REMARKS DIST TOWN SPEED Number END TO 1 B0.00 NEW YORK STATE LINE 7/19/1990 056‐9004‐03 NO CHANGE 1.59 GREENWICH 35 1.59 BROOKSIDE DRIVE 1 B1.59 BROOKSIDE DRIVE 7/19/1990 056‐9004‐03 NO CHANGE ‐ STC# 056‐0201‐03 1.07 GREENWICH 30 2.66 OLD CHURCH ROAD 1 B2.66 OLD CHURCH ROAD 4/16/2002 056‐0201‐03 CHANGE FROM 35 TO 30 MPH 0.84 GREENWICH 30 3.50 TAYLOR DRIVE 1 N2.77 350' W/O WEST CURBLINE 9/14/2017 056‐1708‐01 SCHOOL HOURS CHANGED 0.31 GREENWICH 25 OVERLOOK DRIVE FROM 056‐1509‐01;SCH. ZONE ‐ 25 MPH WHEN FLASHING 3.08 EAST CURBLINE WOODSIDE DRIVE(SCH. ZONE ‐ FLASH. SIGNS) 1 S2.77 WEST CURBLINE BROOKRIDGE 9/14/2017 056‐1708‐01 SCHOOL HOURS CHANGED 0.37 GREENWICH 25 DRIVE FROM 056‐1509‐01;SCH. ZONE ‐ 25 MPH WHEN FLASHING 3.14 325' W/O WEST CURB OVERLOOK DR(SCH. ZONE‐ FLASH. SIGN) 1 B3.50 TAYLOR DRIVE 7/19/1990 056‐9004‐03 NO CHANGE 0.28 GREENWICH 30 3.78 ORCHARD STREET 1 S3.66 720' E/O EAST CURBLINE 2/26/2016 056‐1509‐02 SCH. ZONE ‐ 25 MPH WHEN 0.26 GREENWICH 25 ORCHARD STREET FLASHING 3.92 EAST CURBLINE SUBURBAN AVE. (SCH. ZONE ‐ FLASH. SIGN) Thursday, June 20, 2019 Page 1 of 282 RTE TEMP DIR. START FROM APPRVD STC / OSTA SM REMARKS DIST TOWN SPEED Number END TO 1 N3.66 70' W/O WEST CURBLINE 2/26/2016 056‐1509‐02 SCH. ZONE ‐ 25 MPH WHEN 0.18 GREENWICH 25 RELAY PLACE FLASHING 3.84 WEST CURBLINE ROBERTSON LANE (SCH. ZONE‐FLASH. SIGN) 1 B3.78 ORCHARD STREET 7/19/1990 056‐9004‐03 NO CHANGE 2.18 GREENWICH 35 5.96 HARVARD AVENUE, STAMFORD 1 B5.96 HARVARD AVENUE 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 0.75 STAMFORD 25 6.71 GREENWICH AVENUE 1 B6.71 GREENWICH AVENUE 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 2.43 STAMFORD 30 9.14 HILLSIDE AVE, DARIEN 1 B9.14 HILLSIDE AVENUE 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 0.71 DARIEN 35 9.85 DUBOIS STREET 1 B9.85 DUBOIS STREET 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 0.43 DARIEN 30 10.28 FITCH AVENUE 1 B 10.28 FITCH AVENUE 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 0.96 DARIEN 35 11.24 LEROY AVENUE #1 1 B 11.24 LEROY AVENUE #1 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 0.57 DARIEN 25 11.81 ACADEMY STREET 1 B 11.81 ACADEMY STREET 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 2.52 DARIEN 35 14.33 .09 MI S/O TAYLOR AVENUE, NORWALK 1 B 14.33 .09 MI S/O TAYLOR AVENUE 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 2.21 NORWALK 30 16.54 ROUTE 53 Thursday, June 20, 2019 Page 2 of 282 RTE TEMP DIR. START FROM APPRVD STC / OSTA SM REMARKS DIST TOWN SPEED Number END TO 1 B 16.54 ROUTE 53 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 2.08 NORWALK 35 18.62 SYLVAN ROAD, WESTPORT 1 B 18.62 SYLVAN ROAD 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 0.95 WESTPORT 25 19.57 IMPERIAL AVENUE 1 B 19.57 IMPERIAL AVENUE 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 0.66 WESTPORT 30 20.23 RAYFIELD ROAD 1 B 20.23 RAYFIELD ROAD 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 4.10 WESTPORT 35 24.33 SOUTH PINE CREEK ROAD, FAIRFIELD 1 B 24.33 SOUTH PINE CREEK ROAD 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 0.96 FAIRFIELD 25 25.29 BEACH ROAD 1 B 25.29 BEACH ROAD 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 0.68 FAIRFIELD 30 25.97 .37 MI N/O ELIOT PLACE 1 B 25.97 .37 MI N/O ELIOT PLACE 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 2.23 FAIRFIELD 35 28.20 BRIDGEPORT TOWN LINE 1 B 28.20 FAIRFIELD TOWN LINE 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 4.20 BRIDGEPORT 25 32.40 RIDGEFIELD AVE, BRIDGEPORT 1 B 32.40 RIDGEFIELD AVENUE 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE; N.C. 5/17/05 1.80 BRIDGEPORT 30 STC#015‐0502‐01 RDGFLD AVE TO STRATFORD T.L. 34.20 ROUTE 113, STRATFORD 1 B 34.20 ROUTE 113 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 1.27 STRATFORD 35 35.47 RIVERCLIFF DRIVE NB, MILFORD Thursday, June 20, 2019 Page 3 of 282 RTE TEMP DIR. START FROM APPRVD STC / OSTA SM REMARKS DIST TOWN SPEED Number END TO 1 B 35.47 RIVERCLIFF DRIVE NB 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 0.49 MILFORD 30 35.96 FAIRVIEW STREET 1 B 35.96 FAIRVIEW STREET 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 0.61 MILFORD 35 36.57 LANSDALE AVENUE 1 B 36.57 LANSDALE AVENUE 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 8.17 MILFORD 40 44.74 TUTHILL STREET, WEST HAVEN 1 B 44.74 TUTHILL STREET 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE (156‐0904‐01‐ 1.07 WEST HAVEN 35 5/19/09) 45.81 PRUDEN STREET 1 B 45.81 PRUDEN STREET 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 1.86 WEST HAVEN 25 47.67 CHURCH STREET SOUTH, NEW HAVEN 1 B 47.67 COLUMBUS AVENUE SOUTH 10/21/1997 092‐9707‐01 APPROVED 25 MPH. 0.17 NEW HAVEN 25 47.84 UNION AVENUE 1 B 47.84 UNION AVENUE 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 2.15 NEW HAVEN 25 49.99 KENDALL STREET 1 B 49.99 KENDALL STREET 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 1.49 NEW HAVEN 35 51.50 ROUTE 100, EAST HAVEN 1 B 51.50 ROUTE 100 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 2.82 EAST HAVEN 40 54.32 CHERRY HILL ROAD, BRANFORD 1 B 54.32 CHERRY HILL ROAD 4/25/2017 014‐1611‐01 101112 CHANGED FROM 45 TO 40 MPH. 0.70 BRANFORD 40 55.02 IVY STREET Thursday, June 20, 2019 Page 4 of 282 RTE TEMP DIR. START FROM APPRVD STC / OSTA SM REMARKS DIST TOWN SPEED Number END TO 1 B 55.02 IVY STREET 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 PARTIAL CHANGE See 014‐1611‐ 0.84 BRANFORD 45 01;NO CHANGE 55.86 EB EAST MAIN STREET 1 B 55.86 3 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 1.62 BRANFORD 40 57.48 .30 MI E/O FEATHERBED LANE 1 B 57.48 .30 MI E/O FEATHERBED LANE 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 4.90 BRANFORD 45 62.38 PEDDLERS ROAD, GUILFORD 1 B 62.38 PEDDLERS ROAD 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 0.87 GUILFORD 35 63.25 .09 MI E/O STATE STREET 1 B 63.25 .09 MI E/O STATE STREET 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 1.10 GUILFORD 45 64.35 ROUTE 146 1 B 64.35 ROUTE 146 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 2.58 GUILFORD 40 66.93 .20 MI E/O STONY LANE, MADISON 1 B 66.93 .20 MI E/O STONY LANE 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 0.92 MADISON 35 67.85 ROUTE 79 1 B 67.85 ROUTE 79 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 0.20 MADISON 25 68.05 WALL STREET 1 B 68.05 WALL STREET 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 0.25 MADISON 30 68.30 SCOTLAND AVENUE 1 B 68.30 SCOTLAND AVENUE 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE; SEE ALSO STC# 2.36 MADISON 45 027‐9607‐02. 70.66 CLINTON TOWN LINE Thursday, June 20, 2019 Page 5 of 282 RTE TEMP DIR. START FROM APPRVD STC / OSTA SM REMARKS DIST TOWN SPEED Number END TO 1 B 70.66 MADISON TOWN LINE 10/15/1996 027‐9607‐02 CHANGE FROM 45 MPH :TO 40 0.35 CLINTON 40 MPH. 71.01 STONEY POINT ROAD (PVT) 1 B 71.01 STONEY POINT ROAD (PVT) 7/24/1984 027‐8404‐01 APPROVED CHANGE FROM 35 0.37 CLINTON 30 MPH :TO 30 MPH 71.38 NORTH HIGH STREET 1 B 71.38 NORTH HIGH STREET 7/24/1984 027‐8404‐01 NO CHANGE 0.78 CLINTON 25 72.16 WATERSIDE LANE 1 B 72.16 WATERSIDE LANE 7/24/1984 027‐8404‐01 APPROVED CHANGE FROM 35 0.17 CLINTON 25 MPH :TO 25 MPH 72.33 COLLEGE STREET 1 B 72.33 COLLEGE STREET 7/24/1984 027‐8404‐01 NO CHANGE 0.38 CLINTON 35 72.71 BEACH PARK ROAD 1 B 72.71 BEACH PARK ROAD 7/24/1984 027‐8404‐01 APPROVED CHANGE FROM 45 0.44 CLINTON 35 MPH :TO 35 MPH 73.15 MEADOW ROAD 1 B 73.15 MEADOW ROAD 7/24/1984 027‐8404‐01 NO CHANGE 0.81 CLINTON 45 73.96 WESTBROOK TOWN LINE 1 B 73.96 CLINTON TOWN LINE 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE; SEE STC# 027‐ 0.95 WESTBROOK 45 8404‐01 74.91 HAMMOCK ROAD 1 B 74.91 HAMMOCK ROAD 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 0.93 WESTBROOK 40 75.84 SOUTH MAIN STREET (W JCT) 1 B 75.84 SOUTH MAIN STREET (W JCT) 11/21/1978 170‐7807‐01 NO CHANGE 0.58 WESTBROOK 30 76.42 SALT ISLAND ROAD Thursday, June 20, 2019 Page 6 of 282 RTE TEMP DIR.
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