Scribner Ave Sidewalks to be Replaced in Middleburgh

MIDDLEBURGH - The sidewalks on Scribner Avenue should be replaced within the next two weeks, weather permitting.

On Monday, Village Mayor Tim Knight announced that the sidewalks should be replaced the next one to two weeks. Like everything else, the schedule is weather permitting. 

The work should take three to five days, with removal, prep, and pouring, the Mayor added.

The sidewalk work will make traffic "more difficult" on the street, he added.

The project could not be completed last fall because "we ran out of good weather," officials said.

Village officials last August approved a bid to replace the sidewalks.

Board members approved a bid from Valley View Construction for $25,500. The village also received a bid from Schoenecker Construction for $24,875.

The Scribner Avenue sidewalk replacement project will be four feet wide by six inches deep. There will be one blind detector tile at the corner. The sidewalk will be 375 feet with no curb.