Traffic & Transit
Street Paving Project Set To Begin In Mendham Borough
Certain sections of the roadway have been a source of concern for residents and drivers, and officials say they will be repaired soon.
MENDHAM, NJ — Potholes, be gone. The Borough of Mendham has announced that starting next month, several borough roads will be paved.
Paving will begin on Aug. 8 and will take roughly two weeks to completely finish, according to New Jersey American Water, the company in charge of the improvement project.
The selected roads include:
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- Babbitt Road
- Dayton Road
- Drake Road
- Franklin Road
- Leddell Road
- Ogden Road
According to borough officials, the road work will take between Monday and Friday from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m.
"This project represents a critical investment for the company in support of our commitment to provide customers with safe, reliable water service," New Jersey American Water said.
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This week, the borough also completed the paving and milling of Hoffman Road, Bowers Drive, Mountainside Road East, Mountainside Road West and Cherry Lane. That project was a part of the Mendham Borough Capital Improvement program for streets and roads.
Be aware that after milling, manholes, water shutoffs, and stormwater basins will be exposed. In the meantime, officials have asked motorists to slow down and avoid the cones while the borough paints and places them.
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