PUBLIC PROVIDES FIRST INPUT FOR ROUTE 9A CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENTS--EXAMINER NEWS

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Public Provides First Input for Route 9A Corridor Improvements

Enhancing safety and alleviating flooding and noise were the primary concerns of community members during a state Department of Transportation (DOT) public workshop last week on improving a key stretch of Route 9A.

The well-attended June 21 workshop at Todd Elementary School in Briarcliff Manor saw roughly 80 people from the surrounding communities of Ossining, Briarcliff and Mount Pleasant brainstorm in small groups to help the DOT pare down the list challenges facing nearby residents and motorists who use the roadway.  MORE AT Public Provides First Input for Route 9A Corridor Improvements | The Examiner News