NY 146, NY 146A, and Vischer Ferry Road (CR 90) Bike & Ped Improvements

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Project Type: Bicycle & Pedestrian Access Improvements
Funding: $1.20 million - federal transportation grant funding through the NYS Department of Transportation, covering approximately 80% of eligible costs.
Location: NY 146, NY 146A, and Vischer Ferry Road (CR 90)

Project Overview

The project is focused on enhancing pedestrian and bicycle access along key corridors in Clifton Park, including NY 146, NY 146A, and Vischer Ferry Road. Proposed improvements include:

  • Multi-use paths
  • Sidewalks
  • RRFB (Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon) mid-block crossings
  • Bicycle lane signage and striping
  • High-visibility crosswalks
  • Audible feedback pushbuttons for pedestrian signals

These upgrades aim to improve safety, accessibility, and connectivity for non-motorized users throughout the project area.

Key Milestones

MilestoneStatus
Final Design ReportSubmitted – August 2024.- Allows for proceeding with Securing ROW takings and Temporary Easements
Environmental Certification FormsUnder concurrent review (Federal Environmental Approval Worksheet and Smart Growth Screening Tool)
NYSDOT ReviewNovember 2024 – Additional data requested on pedestrian volume, lighting, and sight distances
Construction Bid LettingTentatively scheduled for September 2026 (pending ROW takings which began in April 2026)


Public Open House Workshop

  • A Public Open House Workshop was conducted on Thursday, October 23, 2025, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Clifton Park Town Hall (Wood Room).

Project Type: Bicycle & Pedestrian Access Improvements
Funding: $1.20 million - federal transportation grant funding through the NYS Department of Transportation, covering approximately 80% of eligible costs.
Location: NY 146, NY 146A, and Vischer Ferry Road (CR 90)

Project Overview

The project is focused on enhancing pedestrian and bicycle access along key corridors in Clifton Park, including NY 146, NY 146A, and Vischer Ferry Road. Proposed improvements include:

  • Multi-use paths
  • Sidewalks
  • RRFB (Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon) mid-block crossings
  • Bicycle lane signage and striping
  • High-visibility crosswalks
  • Audible feedback pushbuttons for pedestrian signals

These upgrades aim to improve safety, accessibility, and connectivity for non-motorized users throughout the project area.

Key Milestones

MilestoneStatus
Final Design ReportSubmitted – August 2024.- Allows for proceeding with Securing ROW takings and Temporary Easements
Environmental Certification FormsUnder concurrent review (Federal Environmental Approval Worksheet and Smart Growth Screening Tool)
NYSDOT ReviewNovember 2024 – Additional data requested on pedestrian volume, lighting, and sight distances
Construction Bid LettingTentatively scheduled for September 2026 (pending ROW takings which began in April 2026)


Public Open House Workshop

  • A Public Open House Workshop was conducted on Thursday, October 23, 2025, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Clifton Park Town Hall (Wood Room).
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Help Shape Safer Street Enhancements in Clifton Park!

    The Town is planning significant upgrades to improve pedestrian and bicycle access along NY 146, NY 146A, and Vischer Ferry Road. These improvements will include new sidewalks, multi-use paths, safer street crossings, and enhanced bike lane markings.

    The following survey questions will help the Town prioritize future enhancements along similar multi-use transportation corridors throughout the community. Your input is essential as we plan upcoming projects to serve residents and visitors better.

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