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Report of the Construction for Phase 1 of the Route 151 Corridor Improvement Project began in Spring 2022. Phase 1 Department of Public works will extend from approximately 900 feet west of Old Barnstable Road to the Mashpee Rotary. Lawrence Lynch Corp.is the contractor for MassDOT. Work will To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the include (1) reconfiguration of the intersection at Old Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: Barnstable Road to include dedicated right, thru, and left turn lanes on Old Barnstable Road in each direction; In 2022, the Department of Public Works (2) reconfiguration of the intersection at Frank E. performed its normal operations for maintaining over Hicks Drive/Job's Fishing Road to include a right 85 miles of Town roads, over 12 miles of sidewalk/ turn lane from Route l5l onto Job's Fishing Road; (3) multi-use paths,l5 Town buildings,including the three widening of multi-use path on the north side of Route schools,and various other properties including but not limited to Heritage Park, Community Park, Attaquin 151 from Old Barnstable Road to Frank E.Hicks Drive and extension of the path to North Market Street; (4) Park,South Cape Beach,John's Pond,Transfer Station, construction of a sidewalk on the south side of Route Great Neck Woods Cemetery,Great River Boat Ramp, 151 from Old Barnstable Road to Job's Fishing Road; Ockway Bay Boat Ramp, and Edward A. Baker Boat (5) drainage improvements and reconstruction and of Ramp at Pirate's Cove. The DPW also maintains the road itself. Construction is being funded through the entire vehicle and equipment fleet for the Town, the Cape Cod Transportation improvement Program including not only DPW trucks, heavy equipment, (state and federal monies). Construction will continue mowers, etc. but also Police Department cruisers, through December 2024, with work stoppage during Fire Department apparatus, and vehicles/equipment summer months (Memorial Day—Labor Day) as well from other Town departments. In addition, the DPW as for winter weather(January—February). continues to assist other Town departments as needed, including but not limited to the Recreation Department Design for Phase 2 of the project is continuing. with special events and the Conservation Department This phase extends from Phase 1 to the Mashpee- with maintenance of properties under their jurisdiction. Falmouth Town Line. It will include (1) extension of multi-use path on the north side of Route 151 from Old Below are highlights of several specific activities Barnstable Road to James Circle; (2) construction of during the past year. a sidewalk on the south side of Route 151 from Old Road Projects Barnstable Road to Winslow Drive; (3) provision of Construction associated with conversion of the left-turn lanes at AlZn gonquin Avenue; (4) provision of a following private roads to public roads was completed: center turn lane from NinigretAvenue to Old Brickyard Chestnut Street, Cedar Street, Devon Street, Ash Road; (5) drainage improvements and reconstruction Street, Hawthorne Street, and Gina's Way. Work is and of the road itself. Design is being funded through paid by the residents/property owners in the respective Chapter 90. Phase 2 is currently scheduled for neighborhoods through an up to 20-year betterment. construction in Federal Fiscal Year 2026 through 2027. Go to the Town's website at https://www.mashi2eema. Structural review and design for retaining walls gov/public-works/projects/pages/route-151-corridor- associated with another approved road conversion improvements for more information. (Oldham Circle)is underway. A contract was awarded for design/engineering Drainage improvements were made on Pond for replacement of the traffic signal at Great Neck Circle in John's Pond Estates in advance of resurfacing Road North/Route 130 with a roundabout. The Select in Spring 2023. As mentioned in the FY21 annual Board voted on 12/6/21 to proceed with the project report, John's Pond Estates will be the neighborhood after review of conceptual plans. Design will continue focus for resurfacing over the next few budget years. through 2023. The work was funded through the DPW Operational Budget(FY23). The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe received a grant for survey/design from the Federal Highway Drainage repairs were made in the Seabrook Administration's Tribal Transportation Program Estates neighborhood. The work was funded through Safety Program for drainage, pedestrian, and road the DPW Operational Budget(FY22-FY23) improvements on Old Barnstable Road. Conceptual plans for two alternates were presented to the Select 156