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New Pineville Bridge Is Open

October 31, 2011 Contributor

ALTMAR, NY – Construction on the county Route 48 bridge, otherwise known as the Pineville Bridge, is now complete. The new bridge opened on Oct. 27 and officials recently attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony where it crosses the Salmon River in the hamlet of Pineville.

Local and state officials were at hand recently to celebrate the opening of the county Route 48 Bridge, otherwise known as the Pineville Bridge. The new structure replaces a century-old bridge that was removed last fall. It is wider than its predecessor and includes a concrete sidewalk for pedestrians and anglers to safely cross and access nearby public fishing areas.
Local and state officials were at hand recently to celebrate the opening of the county Route 48 Bridge, otherwise known as the Pineville Bridge. The new structure replaces a century-old bridge that was removed last fall. It is wider than its predecessor and includes a concrete sidewalk for pedestrians and anglers to safely cross and access nearby public fishing areas.

“The Oswego County Highway Department appreciates the cooperation and patience of area residents and businesses as well as that of the visitors who frequent the Salmon River corridor,” said Legislator James Oldenburg, District 14, chairman of the Oswego County Legislature’s Infrastructure and Facilities Committee. “We are confident that this new structure will better meet the needs of the traveling public for many years to come.”

The highway department oversaw construction which was completed by the C & S Companies from Syracuse.

The structure replaces a century-old bridge that was removed last fall. The new bridge is wider than its predecessor and offers a concrete sidewalk for pedestrians and anglers to safely cross the bridge and reach nearby public fishing areas.

The Oswego County Legislature’s Infrastructure and Facilities Committee oversees the Highway Department.

In addition to Legislator Oldenburg, the committee includes Vice-Chairwoman Barbara Brown, District 8; and Legislators Daniel Chalifoux, District 19; Mark Fruce, District 24; Linda Lockwood, District 11; Milferd Potter, District 2; and Amy Tresidder, District 16.

For more information or traffic alerts, call the Oswego County Highway Department at 315-349-8331.

Local and state officials recently attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the county Route 48 Bridge, otherwise known as the Pineville Bridge. Pictured from left are: Jim Craig, project manager, C&S Companies; Chris Baldwin, engineer, Oswego County Highway Department; Legislator Margaret Kastler, District 1; Legislator Shawn Doyle, District 3; New York State Assemblyman William A. Barclay, 124th District; Kurt Ospelt, highway superintendent, Oswego County Highway Department; Oswego County Legislature Chairman Barry D. Leemann, District 4; Legislator James M. Oldenburg, District 14, chairman of the Oswego County Legislature’s Infrastructure and Facilities Committee; Legislator Milferd Potter, District 2; Kevin Walton, resident engineer, C&S Companies; and Josh Leviker, project manager, Barrett Paving Materials, Inc.
Local and state officials recently attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the county Route 48 Bridge, otherwise known as the Pineville Bridge. Pictured from left are: Jim Craig, project manager, C&S Companies; Chris Baldwin, engineer, Oswego County Highway Department; Legislator Margaret Kastler, District 1; Legislator Shawn Doyle, District 3; New York State Assemblyman William A. Barclay, 124th District; Kurt Ospelt, highway superintendent, Oswego County Highway Department; Oswego County Legislature Chairman Barry D. Leemann, District 4; Legislator James M. Oldenburg, District 14, chairman of the Oswego County Legislature’s Infrastructure and Facilities Committee; Legislator Milferd Potter, District 2; Kevin Walton, resident engineer, C&S Companies; and Josh Leviker, project manager, Barrett Paving Materials, Inc.