Finger Lakes to get more than $15 million for pavement projects

Finger Lakes to get more than $15 million for pavement projects By News10NBC NEW YORK — New York State announced Tuesday $100 million in funding to repave and revitalize roads across New York, including projects here in Monroe County. The state says 642 lane miles of state highways will be repaved under the Harsh Winter Paving program. In Monroe County, $2 million will go to resurface sections of State Route 19 and State Route 31 in Brockport, Sweden, and Clarkson. Repaving projects in the Finger Lakes $15.87 million will be going to the Finger Lakes region, with 158 lane miles set to be paved. Here’s the full list of other projects happening: $2.04 million to resurface State Route 89 from State Route 5/U.S. Route 20 to the Wayne County line (State Route 31), in the Town of Tyre. $2 million to resurface State Route 5 (Main St) within the Village of LeRoy and State Route 19 (Clay St) from the south village line to Randall Road in the Town of LeRoy and Village of LeRoy. $81,000 to repave State Route 18 from the Niagara County Line to Oak Orchard Creek in the Towns of Yates and Carlton. $1.5 million to resurface State Route 5 and U.S. Route 20 from Pole Bridge Road to Dalton Road in the Towns of Avon and Lima. $3.1 million to resurface State Route 31 from I-490 to the Wayne County Line in the Town of Perinton. $1.9 million to resurface State Route 104 from Rotterdam Road to Brick Schoolhouse Road in the Towns of Sodus and Huron, and the Village of Sodus. $1.78 million to resurface State Route 98 from the Village of Arcade to State Route 78 in the Towns of Arcade and Java. $1.3 million to resurface State Route 364 from State Route 245 in the town of Middlesex to State Route 14A in the Village of Penn Yan. The state says the work will improve safety and prepare roads for the upcoming winter season. To learn more, click here.