Politics & Government
Princeton Authorizes $1.7M Contract For Road Improvements
The resolution was adopted by a unanimous vote.

PRINCETON, NJ – Council recently adopted a resolution authorizing $1,715,565 to Lucas Brothers, Inc. for Improvements to Alexander Street, Dickinson Street, and University Place.
Princeton received three bids for the project - $1,715,565.00 from Lucas Brothers, Inc.; $2,044,724.65 from Black Rock Enterprises, LLC; and $2,058,113.13 from Earle Asphalt Company.
After staff reviewed the bids, they recommended that a contract be awarded to Lucas Brothers, Inc.
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The construction cost will be offset by a New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) Municipal Aid grant of $724,820, according to a memo by Deputy Administrator Deanna Stockton.
The project includes the following improvements:
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- Full reconstruction of the roadway, curb, sidewalks, and sanitary sewer on Dickinson Street.
- Storm sewer repairs.
- Resurfacing, sidewalk repairs, and ADA curb ramp replacements on Alexander Street (Mercer Street to College Road) and University Place (Berlind Crosswalk to Nassau Street).
- Modifications to the College Road / University Place intersection to reduce crosswalk lengths for pedestrian safety.
- Removal of brick crosswalks and replacement with high visibility crosswalks striping.
- Roadway signage and pavement markings including bicycle sharrow markings on University Place.
The resolution was adopted by a unanimous vote.
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