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    DISTRICT 6 PROJECTS

    Cheyney Road over Branch of Chester Creek Bridge Replacement

    Project Overview

    The existing structure, originally built in 1931, consists of a reinforced concrete slab with concrete abutment and carries Cheyney Road (SR 4015) over Branch Chester Creek in Thornbury Township, Delaware County.

    The proposed project includes the replacement of the existing structure with a reinforced concrete box culvert.  The proposed replacement culvert will fit within the same approximate footprint as the existing structure; however, it will be widened asymmetrically (to the downstream side) to accommodate two (2) 4-foot shoulders.

    To tie the replacement structure into the existing approach roadway, approximately 284 feet of roadway reconstruction is proposed along either approach. Within the limits of work, existing guide railwidth will be removed and replaced in accordance with current standards and crash-worthy end treatments will be installed. Additional work will include updated pavement markings and updated roadway signage.

    ​Resources

    Project Location Map (PDF)

    Detour Plan (PDF)

    USGS Map (PDF)

    TIP Visualization Report

     

    Project Information

    County: Delaware

    State Route(s): Route 4015

    Local Name(s): Cheyney Road

    Project Type: Bridge Replacement

     

    Project Contact

    Project Manager, Llazar Gode

    Email: lgode@pa.gov

    Phone: 610 205-6527

     

    Accessibility

    The project documents will be made available in alternative languages or formats if requested. If you need translation and/or interpretation services, have special needs, or have concerns that require individual attention, contact the PennDOT Project Manager.