Jody · Development project
This project will widen and otherwise improve the existing NY 240 corridor between Michael and Ridge Roads, in the Town
This project will widen and otherwise improve the existing NY 240 corridor between Michael and Ridge Roads, in the Town of West Seneca, in the County of Erie., Buffalo (14224), NY
Roads & infrastructure · Proposed as of
On the record
- Address
- This project will widen and otherwise improve the existing NY 240 corridor between Michael and Ridge Roads, in the Town of West Seneca, in the County of Erie.
- Type
- Roads & infrastructure
- Where it stands
- Proposed
- Status as of
- Record number
- 526857
- Source
- New York State Department of Transportation (nysdot-capital-program-projects)
- Official record
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