302 658 6524 242 North James Street Newport DE 19804
Project Details:
The Elkton Road Improvements Project is the third and final phase of work on Elkton Road. Due to the hard work and determination of Diamond Materials, this project is on track to be completed ahead of schedule sometime this fall. The success of the project is in part to our Project Manager Kyle Morgan, Project Engineer Anthony Gasparini, Superintendents Lee Tracey, Fred Herron, Aaron Jaquez, Ernie Ferrel, Chris Vogel, Steve Smith, countless Foreman, Operators, Labors, and Subcontractors.
Diamond Materials worked diligently with JMT and DelDOT to overcome numerous utility, weather, and other delays outside of our control and were able to keep the project on schedule without skimping on quality or safety. We worked around the clock in harsh weather conditions when most other contractors would be forced to shut down due to unfavorable conditions. Diamond Materials has proven yet again that building a quality team, in addition to good scheduling and planning can make a tough project successful under any circumstance!
The purpose of the project is to reconstruct deteriorating pavement, improve traffic capacity and operations, add pedestrian, and bicycle facilities, and improve safety.
Some improvements include:
Reconstruction of Elkton Road pavement from the MD state line to Gravenor Lane and widening of Elkton Road to provide three northbound travel lanes from Ott Chapel Road to SR 4 (Christina Parkway). Addition of a second right turn lane from westbound SR 4 onto northbound Elkton Road.
Additional pedestrian crossings at the following Elkton Road intersections:
a. Stone Gate Boulevard/Fletchwood Road – across Elkton Road and Stone Gate Boulevard
b. Otts Chapel Road – across Elkton Road, Otts Chapel Road, and Louviers Credit Union entrance drive
c. Interchange Boulevard – across Elkton Road and Interchange Boulevard
d. SR 4 (Christina Parkway)/Suburban Drive – second across Elkton Road
e. Existing pedestrian crossings at McIntire Drive will be maintained
New lighting throughout the project limits.
Upgrading pedestrian, bicycle, and transit facilities.
Check out https://www.elktonroadimprovements.com/ for more information
Diamond Materials worked diligently with JMT and DelDOT to overcome numerous utility, weather, and other delays outside of our control and were able to keep the project on schedule without skimping on quality or safety. We worked around the clock in harsh weather conditions when most other contractors would be forced to shut down due to unfavorable conditions. Diamond Materials has proven yet again that building a quality team, in addition to good scheduling and planning can make a tough project successful under any circumstance!
The purpose of the project is to reconstruct deteriorating pavement, improve traffic capacity and operations, add pedestrian, and bicycle facilities, and improve safety.
Some improvements include:
Reconstruction of Elkton Road pavement from the MD state line to Gravenor Lane and widening of Elkton Road to provide three northbound travel lanes from Ott Chapel Road to SR 4 (Christina Parkway). Addition of a second right turn lane from westbound SR 4 onto northbound Elkton Road.
Additional pedestrian crossings at the following Elkton Road intersections:
a. Stone Gate Boulevard/Fletchwood Road – across Elkton Road and Stone Gate Boulevard
b. Otts Chapel Road – across Elkton Road, Otts Chapel Road, and Louviers Credit Union entrance drive
c. Interchange Boulevard – across Elkton Road and Interchange Boulevard
d. SR 4 (Christina Parkway)/Suburban Drive – second across Elkton Road
e. Existing pedestrian crossings at McIntire Drive will be maintained
New lighting throughout the project limits.
Upgrading pedestrian, bicycle, and transit facilities.
Check out https://www.elktonroadimprovements.com/ for more information
Project Details:
Project:
Newark Elkton Road
Location:
Casho Mill Road to the Maryland State Line
Duration:
Fall 2020 – Spring 2022
Client:
Del-Dot
September 2021 Update
Phase 2 has started on our Elkton Road Project! 9/18 was our first weekend work at the Interchange Boulevard Intersection.