ADA ACCESSIBILITY PROJECT
Project ID No. 9ADA24
Description
This project removes and replaces curb ramps and sidewalks that are not in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in various federal aid eligible locations, Region 9.
Issue Description:
Site assessments conducted to progress the ADA Transition Plan have shown that some pedestrian accommodations are not currently compliant with ADA requirements and need replacement or rehabilitation.
Project Overview
Project Status
- The current status of the project is In Development.
- The Bid Opening is expected to be in Fall 2027.
- Construction is expected to begin in Winter 2027/2028.
- Construction is expected to be completed in Spring 2029.
Cost of the Project
The project cost is approximately $1,050,000 .
This project receives funding from the following sources:
Federal: Yes
State : Yes
Local : No
The scheduled dates shown are approximations only. For more detailed information, please utilize the "Contact Us" information provided.
Location
This project is located in the SOUTHERN TIER region and includes the following:
Counties
BROOME
CHENANGO
DELAWARE
OTSEGO
SCHOHARIE
SULLIVAN
Legislative District:
This project falls within the geographical boundaries of the following legislative districts:
U.S. Senators
Schumer, Charles E.
Gillibrand, Kirsten
U.S. Congressional District(s)
19th Congressional District (Josh Riley)
21th Congressional District (Elise Stefanik)
23th Congressional District (Nicholas Langworthy)
State Senatorial District(s)
51th Senatorial District (Peter Oberacker)
52th Senatorial District (Lea Webb)
53th Senatorial District (Joseph A. Griffo)
58th Senatorial District (Thomas F. O'Mara)
State Assembly District(s)
100th Assembly District (Paula Elaine Kay)
101th Assembly District (Brian Maher)
102th Assembly District (Chris Tague)
121th Assembly District (Joe Angelino)
122th Assembly District (Brian D. Miller)
123th Assembly District (Donna A. Lupardo)
124th Assembly District (Christopher S. Friend)
131th Assembly District (Jeff Gallahan)
Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP)
The Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) is a list of every project in New York State for which Federal funding is proposed to be used and that is scheduled to begin during the designated three Federal fiscal year time frame. To review the STIP Project List by Region please see the STIP Project Report.
Contact Us:
If you have questions about this project, please contact us:
44 Hawley Street
Binghamton, NY 13901
Phone: 607-721-8116
Email: r9projects@dot.ny.gov