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    ​Rochester Road Culvert Replacement Project

    AlleghenyRochesterRoadCulvertPic.png

    Project Overview

    The proposed project consists of replacing the existing structure carrying Rochester Road (SR 4011) over Harts Run in Ross Township.  The scope of work will also include roadway reconstruction at the bridge approaches, drainage and guiderail updates/upgrades, signing and pavement markings.

    The proposed work includes the following:

      • Remove existing pipe culvert and replace with a new precast concrete box culvert.
      • Minor approach roadway reconstruction to tie into the new structure.
      • Acquisition of small areas of Right-of-Way, which are required to accommodate the new culvert.

    Construction is anticipated to begin in spring/summer of 2025.

    Proposed detour

    Rochester Road will be closed and detoured during construction, which is anticipated to take approximately 40 days. During that time an approximately 4-mile detour will be place. 

    Proposed Rochester Road detour.

    Project Presentation

    Click on the picture below for a PDF version of the presentation. 

    Click on the picture for a PDF version of the presentation.

    ​Resources

    Project Presentation (PDF)

    Comments

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    Contact Information

    Project Manager, Jason Cook

    412-429-4901
    jascook@pa.gov


    Environmental Planning Manager, Mark Young

    412-429-4858
    markyoung@pa.gov


    Press Officer, Steve Cowan

    412-334-5436
    stcowan@pa.gov

    Accessibility

    The project documents can be made available in alternative languages or formats if requested. If you need translation or interpretation services, or have special needs, or have special concerns that require individual attention, contact the environmental planning manager.