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Montour County MONTOUR COUNTY START BRIDGE SD PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT TYPE TITLE DESCRIPTION COST PERIOD COUNT COUNT Bridge replacement on Township Road 324 over Chillisquaque Creek in Liberty BASE Bridge Replacement Township Road 324 over Chillisquaque Creek Township 1 $ 1,160,000 1 1 BASE Bridge Replacement Township Road 417 over Beaver Run Bridge replacement on Township Road 417 over Beaver Run in Limestone Township 2 $ 920,000 1 1 Bridge replacement on State Route 1011 over Tributary to Chillisquaque Creek in BASE Bridge Replacement State Route 1011 over Tributary to Chillisquaque Creek Anthony Township 1 $ 195,000 1 0 Bridge replacement on State Route 1006 (Preserve Road) over Branch of BASE Bridge Replacement State Route 1006 over Branch of Chillisquaque Creek Chillisquaque Creek in Anthony Township 1 $ 1,150,000 1 1 BASE Bridge Replacement State Route 1007 over Mud Creek Bridge replacement on State Route 1007 over Mud Creek in Derry Township 1 $ 220,000 1 0 Resurface US 11 from Clinic Road to Columbia County Line in Mahoning and Cooper BASE Resurface From Clinic Road to Columbia County Line Townships 1 $ 1,830,000 2 0 Bridge preservation on PA 487 (Red Rock Rd), State Route 2007 (Columbia Hill Rd), BASE Bridge Preservation Columbia County Bridge Preservation Group Project and US 15 in Orange, Benton, Valley, and White Deer Townships 1 $ 1,700,000 4 0 Resurface Interstate 80 Eastbound from PA 54 to Columbia County Line in Valley BASE Resurface From PA 54 to Columbia County Line and West Hemlock Townships 1 $ 2,640,000 3 0 BASE Resurface From Northumberland County Line to PA 45 Resurface PA 642 from Northumberland County Line to PA 45 in Liberty Township 2 $ 887,995 0 0 Resurface PA 642 from Interstate 80 to Mahoning Creek in Valley and Derry BASE Resurface From Interstate 80 to Mahoning Creek Townships 3 $ 857,549 0 0 Resurface PA 642 from Mahoning Creek to Columbia County Line in Derry and West BASE Resurface From Mahoning Creek to Columbia County Line Hemlock Townships 2 $ 603,583 0 0 Bridge replacement on State Route 2102 (Susquehanna Road) over Tributary to BASE Bridge Replacement State Route 2102 over Tributary to Susquehanna River Susquehanna River in Mayberry Township 1 $ 180,000 1 0 Township Road 360 over Middle Branch of Chillisquaque Bridge replacement on Township Road 360 over Middle Branch of Chillisquaque BASE Bridge Replacement Creek Creek in Anthony Township 2 $ 630,000 1 1 Resurface PA 254 from Cromely Drive to the Columbia County Line in Derry BASE Resurface From Cromely Drive to Columbia County Line Township 2 $ 525,000 0 0 Resurface PA 254 from Northumberland County Line to Laidacker Road in BASE Resurface From Northumberland County Line to Laidacker Road Limestone Township 3 $ 900,000 0 0 Roadway restoration on Interstate 80 Eastbound from Chillisquaque Creek to PA 54 BASE Rehabilitation From Chillisquaque Creek to PA 54 in Liberty and Valley Townships 1 $ 2,540,000 3 0 BASE Intersection Improvement PA 54 and PA 642 Intersection Improvements PA 54 and PA 642 Intersection Improvement 1 $ 900,000 0 0 BASE Bridge Replacement PA 54 over Stony Brook Bridge replacement on PA 54 over Stony Brook in Derry Township 2 $ 235,000 1 0 BASE Bridge Replacement PA 254 over Mud Creek Bridge replacement on PA 254 over Mud Creek in Derry Township 2 $ 235,000 1 0 BASE Bridge Replacement PA 642 over Tributary to Mahoning Creek Bridge replacement on PA 642 over Tributary to Mahoning Creek in Derry Township 2 $ 240,000 1 0 Bridge replacement on State Route 3007 over Tributary to Mauses Creek in Liberty BASE Bridge Replacement State Route 3007 over Tributary to Mauses Creek Township 2 $ 240,000 1 0 Bridge Painting on US 11 over Fishing Creek in the Town of Bloomsburg, State Route 118 over the East Branch of Fishing Creek in Sugarloaf Township, State Route 339 over Beaver Run in Beaver Township, State Route 1022 over the Old Channel of BASE Bridge Preservation Columbia and Montour Counties Bridge Painting Fishing Creek in Fishing Creek Township in Columbia and Montour Counties 3 $ 1,001,000 7 0 From Northumberland County Line to Chillisquaque Resurface Interstate 80 Eastbound from Northumberland County Line to BASE Resurface Creek Chillisquaque Creek in Liberty Township 3 $ 367,000 0 0 Bridge rehabilitation on Interstate 80 Westbound over Mahoning Creek in Valley BASE Bridge Rehabilitation Interstate 80 Westbound over Mahoning Creek Township 3 $ 650,000 1 0 BASE Bridge Replacement PA 254 over Tributary to Mud Creek Bridge replacement on PA 254 over Tributary to Mud Creek in Derry Township 3 $ 240,000 1 0 BASE Bridge Replacement PA 254 over Limestone Run Bridge replacement on PA 254 over Limestone Run in Limestone Township 3 $ 1,920,000 1 1 Bridge replacement on PA 642 over Beaver Run (1.5 miles East of Village of BASE Bridge Replacement PA 642 over Beaver Run #1 Mooresburg) in Liberty Township 3 $ 240,000 1 0 Page 1 of 6 MONTOUR COUNTY START BRIDGE SD PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT TYPE TITLE DESCRIPTION COST PERIOD COUNT COUNT Bridge replacement on PA 642 over Beaver Run (2 miles East of Village of BASE Bridge Replacement PA 642 over Beaver Run #2 Pottsgrove) in Liberty Township 3 $ 240,000 1 0 From PA 254 to State Route 1002 (Strawberry Ridge Resurface State Route 1003 (PP & L Road) from PA 254 to State Route 1002 BASE Resurface Road) (Strawberry Ridge Road) in Derry Township 1 $ 142,601 0 0 From State Route 1002 (Strawberry Ridge Road) to PA Resurface State Route 1003 (PP & L Road) from State Route 1002 (Strawberry Ridge BASE Resurface 44 Road) to PA 44 in Derry and Anthony Townships 1 $ 526,024 0 0 Resurface State Route 1003 (Muncy Exchange Road) from PA 44 to Lycoming BASE Resurface Form PA 44 to Lycoming County Line County Line in Anthony Township 2 $ 702,818 0 0 From State Route 1002 (Strawberry Ridge Road) to Resurface State Route 1009 (Stamm Road) from State Route 1002 (Strawberry BASE Resurface Derry Township Line Ridge Road) to Anthony Township Line in Derry Township 1 $ 30,135 0 0 Resurface State Route 2001 (Cameltown Hill Road) from McCracken Road to Derry BASE Resurface From McCracken Road to Derry Township Line Township Line in Valley Township 1 $ 283,865 0 0 Resurface State Route 2005 (Kaseville Road) from State Route 2008 (Bloom Road) to BASE Resurface From Bloom Road to Frosty Valley Road State Route 2012 (Frosty Valley Road) in Mahoning and Valley Townships 3 $ 337,468 0 0 Resurface State Route 2006 (Market Street) from Pump House Road to Clinic Road BASE Resurface From Pump House Road to Clinic Road in Danville Borough and Mahoning Township 1 $ 56,940 0 0 Resurface State Route 2007 (Columbia Hill Road) from PA 642 to State Route 2012 BASE Resurface From PA 642 to State Route 2012 (Frosty Valley Road) (Frosty Valley Road) in Valley Township 3 $ 357,540 0 0 Mill and Resurface State Route 2008 (Bloom Road) from Cherry Street to Copper BASE Resurface From Cherry Street to Copper Township Line Township Line Danville Borough and Mahoning Township 3 $ 800,000 0 0 Resurface State Route 2008 (Bloom Road) from Jade Avenue to Byrd Avenue in BASE Resurface From Jade Avenue to Byrd Avenue Mahoning Township 3 $ 231,200 0 0 From Northumberland County Line to State Route 2109 Resurface State Route 2111 (Sharp Ridge Road) from Northumberland County Line BASE Resurface (High Road) to State Route 2109 (High Road) in Mayberry Township 3 $ 307,202 0 0 Resurface State Route 2111 (Sharp Ridge Road) from State Route 2109 (High Road) BASE Resurface From High Road to Susquehanna Road to State Route 2102 (Susquehanna Road) in Mayberry Township 2 $ 390,360 0 0 Resurface State Route 3003 (Narehood Road) from State Route 3012 (Mexico Road) BASE Resurface From State Route 3012 (Mexico Road) to PA 254 to PA 254 in Liberty and Limestone Townships 2 $ 103,590 0 0 Resurface State Route 3009 (Old Valley School Road) from PA 642 to PA 54 in Valley BASE Resurface From PA 642 to PA 54 Township 1 $ 81,150 0 0 BASE Bridge Removal Township Road 392 over Mud Creek Bridge Removal on Township Road 392 over Mud Creek in Derry Township 3 $ 500,000 1 1 Township Road 396 over East Branch Chillisquaque Bridge replacement on Township Road 396 over East Branch Chillisquaque Creek in BASE Bridge Replacement Creek Derry Township 3 $ 1,320,000 1 1 BASE Resurface From PA 54 to Mud Creek Resurface PA 254 from PA 54 (Continental Blvd.) to Mud Creek in Derry Township 1 $ 475,000 0 0 BASE Resurface From PA 54 to Interstate 80 Resurface PA 642 from PA 54 to Interstate 80 in Valley Township 1 $ 430,000 0 0 BASE Resurface From US 11 to Front Street Resurface SR 2054 (Mill Street) from US 11 to Front Street in Danville Borough 2 $ 700,000 0 0 Bridge rehabilitation on Interstate 80 east bound over State Route 54 in Valley BASE Bridge Rehabilitation I 80 over PA 54 Township 3 $ 1,350,000 1 0 BASE $ 32,573,020 38 7 Bridge replacement on Township Road 371 over Indian Run Creek in Valley DOI Bridge Replacement Township Road 371 over Indian Run Creek Township 1 $ 1,120,000 1 1 Bridge replacement on State Route 1006 over Branch of Chillisquaque Creek in DOI Bridge Replacement State Route 1006 over Branch of Chillisquaque Creek Anthony Township 3 $ 1,420,000 1 1 From State Route 2007 (Columbia Hill Road) to County Resurface State Route 2012 (Frosty Valley Road) from State Route 2007 (Columbia DOI Resurface Line Road Hill Road) to County Line Road in Valley and West Hemlock Townships 1 $ 189,496 0 0 Resurface State Route 2109 (High Road) from PA 54 to State Route 2111 (Sharp DOI Resurface From PA 54 to State Route 2111 (Sharp Ridge Road) Ridge Road) in Mayberry Township 1 $ 305,689 0 0 Page 2 of 6
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