Project Host
City of Kingston
Project Goals
To improve the pavement condition, and pedestrian and bicyclist access and safety, along Hurley Avenue from Washington Avenue to the City of Kingston boundary line with the Town of Ulster. Installation of 16-ADA accessible curb ramps along sidewalks that travel over cross streets along Hurley Avenue. Installation of bike lanes from Washington Ave. to the Thruway overpass. And from the Thruway overpass to the City line, widen shoulder to improve safety for bicyclists. Yellow center lines and fog lines striped to more clearly define the lanes of travel.
Funder(s) & Amounts
Federal Surface Transportation Flexible Funds- $734,000
NY State Marchiselli Funds - $85,000
City of Kingston Local Match- $466,000
Project Manager's Contact Information
Project Status (Updated September 2019)
The consulting firm Barton & Loguidice was hired in 2018 to complete the designs for this project. A Public Information Meeting was held at the Kingston Elks Lodge 550 located at 143 Hurley Avenue on June 7, 2018 to discuss the scope of work associated with the planned improvements. Final designs and reports were submitted to the New York Department of Transportation for review, and they were approved. The City advertised the project for bid in the fall of 2019, and Baker Brothers Excavating of West Hurley was awarded the bid for construction on September 10, 2019. Construction was completed in spring 2020.