Burlington County will start resurfacing work on a pair of county roads next week, affecting drivers in Westampton and Moorestown. According to the Burlington County government, pavement milling and overlay operations are set to get underway Monday, August 10, on Irick Road (County Route 637) and Bridgeboro Road (County Route 613). Both projects are expected to last roughly two weeks.
The work is being carried out by Arawak Paving Company Inc., based in Hammonton, under Burlington County’s annual road resurfacing program.
Irick Road Work and Detour Route
On Irick Road, crews will repave a 0.6-mile segment running from Woodlane Road (Route 630) north to a newly constructed roundabout near the Westampton and Burlington Township boundary.
Southbound lanes will stay open throughout the project. Drivers heading northbound will be rerouted via Burlington-Mount Holly Road (Route 541), Sunset Road (Route 634), Springside-Rancocas Road (Route 635), and Woodlane Road (Route 630). Delays are expected.
Bridgeboro Road Work and Detour Route
In Moorestown, the county will repave approximately 0.7 miles of Bridgeboro Road between Riverton Road (Route 603) and Stanwick Road. One lane of traffic will remain open in alternating fashion during construction…