Gov. Hochul: Construction to begin on $27M project to improve Exit 53 of LIE
Two off-ramps will be added to give direct access to Crooked Hill Road, going both eastbound and westbound.
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Sep 15, 2022, 4:30 PM
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2h agoGov. Kathy
Hochul says construction will begin on a $27 million project to rework Exit 53
on the Long Island Expressway, which connects to Crooked Hill Road.
Two off-ramps
will be added to give direct access to Crooked Hill Road, going both eastbound
and westbound.
In addition,
a second lane will be paved on the eastbound ramp – headed toward the
southbound Sagtikos.
Officials say
the project will give drivers easier access to shopping, parks and local
businesses.
