Always seeking new ways to extend the life of street surfaces, Cranberry is once again implementing a cutting-edge program to maximize paving dollars.
The Township’s annual Superpave Program is supplemented by a new Cape Seal Pilot Program that will organize the Township into four quadrants. In 2025, the program will focus on the Township’s northeast corridor, with information to be shared with those neighborhoods in the coming weeks.
Roads identified as needing attention but not requiring full milling and surfacing will undergo a new process that combines seal coating and microsurfacing. The two-step cape seal process is designed to seal existing cracks, prevent additional cracks and potholes, waterproof the surface, and provide a smoother riding surface.
The Board of Supervisors on April 3 awarded the Paving Program contract to Youngblood Paving Inc. Work includes:
COLLECTOR ROADS
- Pennwood from Commonwealth to the cul-de-sac
- Keystone from the Township Line to the cul-de-sac
RESIDENTIAL ROADS
- Pinehurst
- Pinehurst Drive from Redwood Court to North Boundary Road
- Franklin Ridge
- English Drive from Franklin Road to Ridgemont Drive
- Springfield Drive from Ridgemont Drive to English Drive
- Bon Air Court from Springfield Drive to the cul-de-sac
- Ridgemont Drive from Goehring Road to the cul-de-sac
- Wildwing Drive from Ridgemont Drive to Toftree Drive
- The Preserves
- Preserve Valley Drive from Goehring Road to the cul-de-sac
The Board also awarded the Cape Seal contract to Russell Standard. Work includes:
RESIDENTIAL ROADS
- Marshall Woods
- Marshall Road
- Maureen Drive
- Wolfe Run Plan
- Greenbriar Drive
- Reedmoor Lane
- Wolfe Run
- Woodmont Drive