These Staten Island streets to close next week for paving, milling

New York’s Staten Island. Next week, a number of Staten Island streets will be closed by the New York City Department of Transportation (DOT) for milling and paving.

Emerson Hill, Lighthouse Hill, Richmond, and New Springville will be the locations of the daytime work.

Weather or the necessity for urgent road repairs could cause all of the work to change.

In advance, notices are issued asking parked cars to move off roadways that will be milled or paved. The city will tow an automobile across the corner or to the next nearest block without construction if it is not moved.

The contractor shall verbally notify residents of the need to move their automobile in the event of a schedule change or if notices cannot be posted in advance.

Call the Staten Island DOT office at 212-839-2395 or the city’s central complaint hotline at 311 to file a complaint or report a pothole or other street defect.

This is the DOT’s schedule for the upcoming week.

Monday

Milling (Day): Kent Street, between London Road and Scheffelin Avenue; Scheffelin Avenue, between Lowell Street and Meeker Street; Esther Depew Street, between London Road and Scheffelin Avenue.

Tuesday

Milling (Day): Meisner Avenue, between Manor Road and Lowell Street; Schleffelin Avenue, between Meisner Avenue and dead ends, Lowell Street, and Meeker Street.

Wednesday

Meisner Avenue, between Manor Road and Lowell Street; Meeker Street, between Scheffelin Avenue and dead end; Scheffelin Avenue, between Meisner Avenue and dead end; Lowell Street, between London Road and Meisner Avenue; Milling (Day):

Thursday

Paving (Day): London Road between Meisner Avenue and Esther Depew Street, dead end and Lowell Street; Rudyard Street between Lincoln Avenue and dead end; and Esther Depew Street between London Road and Scheffelin Avenue.

Friday

Paving (Day): Scheffelin Avenue between Meisner Avenue and dead end, Lowell Street and Meeker Street; Kent Street between London Road and Scheffelin Avenue.