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WATERTOWN- MULTI-USE PATH CONSTRUCTION, FROM SCHOOL STREET TO NICHOLS AVENUE (CHARLES RIVER/ALEWIFE CONNECTOR - PHASE I)
The project will construct a bike path on an abandoned rail corridor from School Street to the intersection of Arlington Street and Nichols Avenue. A connection to Filipello playground and to Arsenal Street will be included.
Location:
  • Town of Watertown
  • Design Responsibility: Other
    Right of Way Responsibility: Municipality
    Project Manager: Shahpar Negah
    Estimated Total Contract Cost: $960,134.00
    Estimated Total Federal Participating Construction Cost: N/A
    District: District 4
    Current Status: This project has been advertised for construction bids. (as of 09/19/2009 )

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    Project Task Information
    Project Status
    Project Need Form PNF Entered 02/08/2008
    Project Initiation Form PIF Entered 02/08/2008
    Project Initiation Form PRC Submitted 02/26/2008
    Project Review Committee PRC Approved 11/06/2008
    Project Review Committee Letter 11/18/2008
    Project Status Advertised 09/19/2009
    Project Management
    100% Design 100% Package Received 05/08/2009
    100% Design 100% Package Comments to DE 06/25/2009
    25% Design Design Public Hearing 04/01/2009
    75% Design 75% Package Received 09/15/2008
    75% Design 75% Package Comments to DE 01/14/2009
    75% Design 75% Plans Approved 01/14/2009
    Final Design PS&E Received 08/14/2009
    Final Design PS&E to FAPRO 09/09/2009