Ridgewood underpass to get a paint job
Tuesday August 27, 2013, 10:09 AM
BY DARIUS AMOS
STAFF WRITER
The Ridgewood News
The Village Council awarded a $48,000 contract to a New Egypt-based company, which will be tasked with painting the pedestrian tunnel at the Ridgewood train station. The job to improve conditions at the underground walkway is the required first step before the commencement of another project, the installation of advertising frames.
Painting will likely create pedestrian detours or other alternative routes. Village Manager Ken Gabbert said that he hopes the company, Streetscape Services, can perform the work during off-peak commuter hours.
According to Janet Fricke, assistant to the village manager, the company was recently notified of its winning bid and contracts were not yet finalized. Ridgewood officials will meet with them to plan a schedule, she said.
“We will alert NJ Transit, commuters and residents to any impact or closures/detours that will be necessary to get this work completed,” Fricke said
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