Lynn Colosi of Delta Development Group visited the Balls Bend section of the Gateway 228 Project in Butler County alongside Butler County Commissioners, and Cranberry Township and PennDOT District 10 officials. The realignment and infrastructure upgrade of Balls Bend is a critical part of Gateway 228 in Middlesex Township, which is expected to reduce crashes, fatalities and travel time, and enable development of vacant parcels of land along the corridor.
Balls Bend and a segment on Freedom Road in Cranberry Township received $20 million from the US Department of Transportation’s Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage Development (BUILD) transportation grant program to complete $40 million in improvements. As part of the BUILD process Delta Development Group will monitor performance of crash rates and travel time savings resulting from the investment. Delta is proud to work with Butler County, Cranberry Township and PennDOT District 10, which is overseeing construction of Gateway 228, a critical local and regional corridor.
View the full article in the Butler Eagle here
Balls Bend and a segment on Freedom Road in Cranberry Township received $20 million from the US Department of Transportation’s Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage Development (BUILD) transportation grant program to complete $40 million in improvements. As part of the BUILD process Delta Development Group will monitor performance of crash rates and travel time savings resulting from the investment. Delta is proud to work with Butler County, Cranberry Township and PennDOT District 10, which is overseeing construction of Gateway 228, a critical local and regional corridor.
View the full article in the Butler Eagle here
