The paving crew will be paving the intersection of Main Street and Portland/Harrison Roads on Friday, June 18th.
Milling will begin at 6:00am.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
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The paving crew will be paving the intersection of Main Street and Portland/Harrison Roads on Friday, June 18th.
Milling will begin at 6:00am.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
Construction Notice for Milling and Paving Operations
On Monday, May 11, 2020, the contractors for the Upper Main Street Streetscape project will be milling the roadway in preparation for final paving. This work is scheduled from approximately 7:00 AM until about 7:00 PM. Bypass routes will utilize South High Street and Sandy Creek Road. One lane of traffic will remain open through the downtown area, though drivers should anticipate delays if using Main Street.
Access will be available to residences and businesses however there may be brief closures of driveways as the milling equipment and trucks move past each driveway. It is anticipated that the majority of the milling work will be completed on the 11th, with some additional work possibly on Tuesday and Wednesday. There should be minimal impact to traffic on the subsequent days.
Final paving is anticipated the following week, with an estimated start date of May 20th. The paving operations are more weather-dependent, so if there is rain or cold weather forecasted, the date may change slightly. Expect similar traffic impacts and bypass routes as the milling operation. More information will come as the time gets closer to paving.
As always, thanks for your patience as we near completion of these significant upgrades to Bridgton’s Main Street. If anyone has any questions, feel free to contact Colin Dinsmore from HEB Engineers at cdinsmore@hebengineers.com.
Main Street construction begins ramping up this week as weather allows. Crews began working along Main Street on Tuesday, March 17th. Lamp Post installation continues along the east side of Main St.
There may be brief closures of sections of sidewalk during this installation, but the contractor will work to ensure access is restored as quickly as possible. If any business or property owners have trouble accessing their buildings, please let us know so we can do whatever we can to address your concerns.
Colin Dinsmore, PE
HEB Engineers, Inc
Main Street construction begins ramping up this week as weather allows. We anticipate that the crews will be working along Main Street starting at the top of the hill by the monument and working their way east.
There may be brief closures of sections of sidewalk during this installation, but the contractor will work to ensure access is restored as quickly as possible. If any business or property owners have trouble accessing their buildings, please let us know so we can do whatever we can to address your concerns.
Colin Dinsmore, PE
HEB Engineers, Inc
Beginning this week, contractors will be installing lamp post bases and poles along the north side of Main Street as long as weather permits.
There may be brief closures of sections of sidewalk during this installation, but the contractor will work to ensure access is restored as quickly as possible. If any business or property owners have trouble accessing their buildings, please let us know so we can do whatever we can to address your concerns.
Colin Dinsmore, PE
HEB Engineers, Inc
Construction Update for Monday, October 28, 2019
No significant updates for Monday. Concrete for the new sidewalks continues to be installed along the north side of the road.
Concrete sidewalk construction will continue on a daily basis (excluding weekends) for as long as the weather cooperates. Ramps are being installed from the road, over the sidewalks, up to the front entrances of buildings so folks can access their buildings while the concrete is being installed.
There may be brief closures of driveways during concrete sidewalk construction and because some of the driveway aprons need to be rebuilt to ADA standards. The contractor will work to ensure access is restored as quickly as possible. If any business or property owners have trouble accessing their buildings, please let us know so we can do whatever we can to address your concerns.
Colin Dinsmore, PE
HEB Engineers, Inc
The Bridgton Public Works department is selling individual lamp posts for $200 “as is where is”
Interested individuals must pay in advance at the Town Office, 3 Chase Street. The office is open Monday – Friday 8:00AM – 4:00PM.
Receipt for payment must be shown at the Public Works Garage, 31 Willet Road, at the time of pick up.
To coordinate pick up, please contact David Madsen, Public Services Director at 207-647-2326. The garage is open Monday – Friday 7:00AM – 3:30PM. Please note, due to the size and weight of the lamp posts, it is the responsibility of the purchaser to provide an appropriate vehicle/trailer to transport.
For more information, please contact Jerusha Murray, Executive Secretary at 207-803-9972 or by email jmurray@bridgtonmaine.org.
Construction Update for Wednesday, October 23, 2019
No significant updates for Wednesday. Concrete for the new sidewalks continues to be installed along the north side of the road.
Concrete sidewalk construction will continue on a daily basis (excluding weekends) for as long as the weather cooperates. Ramps are being installed from the road, over the sidewalks, up to the front entrances of buildings so folks can access their buildings while the concrete is being installed.
There may be brief closures of driveways during concrete sidewalk construction and because some of the driveway aprons need to be rebuilt to ADA standards. The contractor will work to ensure access is restored as quickly as possible. If any business or property owners have trouble accessing their buildings, please let us know so we can do whatever we can to address your concerns.
Colin Dinsmore, PE
HEB Engineers, Inc
Construction Update for Tuesday, October 22, 2019
Concrete for the new sidewalks continues to be installed throughout the project along the north side of the road. Another construction crew is preparing the last few areas of sidewalk, getting them ready to place concrete and installing curbs.
Concrete sidewalk construction will continue on a daily basis (excluding weekends) for as long as the weather cooperates. Ramps are being installed from the road, over the sidewalks, up to the front entrances of buildings so folks can access their buildings while the concrete is being installed.
There may be brief closures of driveways during concrete sidewalk construction and because some of the driveway aprons need to be rebuilt to ADA standards. The contractor will work to ensure access is restored as quickly as possible. If any business or property owners have trouble accessing their buildings, please let us know so we can do whatever we can to address your concerns.
Colin Dinsmore, PE
HEB Engineers, Inc
Construction Update for Friday, October 18, 2019
Concrete for the new sidewalks has been installed at a few locations including in front of the Chalmers and NAHGA buildings, as well as on the hill past Reny’s. Concrete sidewalk construction will continue on a daily basis (excluding weekends) for as long as the weather cooperates.
There may be brief closures of driveways during concrete sidewalk construction and because some of the driveway aprons need to be rebuilt to ADA standards. The contractor will work to ensure access is restored as quickly as possible. If any business or property owners have trouble accessing their buildings, please let us know so we can do whatever we can to address your concerns.
Colin Dinsmore, PE
HEB Engineers, Inc