MORRISTOWN, NJ (Morris County) – The Morris County Engineer’s Office will undertake full reconstruction of the sidewalks on both sides of the street, from Ann Street to Washington Street, followed by the repaving of the street, with work expected to start on Monday, July 23.
The work will impact vehicular and pedestrian traffic for about 30 days.
The new sidewalks will match the adjacent downtown Morristown’s pattern, and will have street lighting that also matches Morristown’s design.
During the project, parking will be prohibited Court Street. The road will be open to one lane of traffic during contractor working hours on weekdays and fully open at all other times during the reconstruction of the sidewalk.
The curb and sidewalk first will be removed and replaced on the courthouse side of the street, from the bridge that connects the two buildings down to Washington Street. Once completed, the contractor will move to the Administration and Records Building side of Court Street, where the curb and sidewalk will be replaced from Ann Street to Washington Street.
Access will be maintained to all buildings during the work. The county will maintain some handicapped parking for disabled residents, and also will maintain handicapped access to both buildings.
Upon completion of the curb and sidewalk work, the contractor will schedule a four-day full closure of Court Street (including a weekend) to remove the current asphalt and repave and stripe the street. The county will make an announcement of the dates for full closure prior to that phase of the work.
Sidewalks will be available for most of the project but may be intermittently closed when the roadway is fully closed to be repaved. The bid is being done by AJM Contractors of Clifton at a bid cost of $504,372.
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