Large culvert

BIN C86011A

Feature carried not recorded over SPARKILL CREEK

GoodNYSDOT rating 5.67 of 7Inspected Mar 25, 20242 planned projects

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Planned and programmed work plans as published, not awarded contracts

  • PIN 8LC131STIPTitle names BIN C86011A
    CULVERT REHABILITATION/REPLACEMENTS
    Programmed FFY 2027 $8.6M · Orange
  • PIN 8LC131Capital ProgramSame PIN as the STIP entry that names BIN C86011A
    This project will rehabilitate or replace eight culverts in Orange and Rockland Counties. The rehabilitations will occur on the culverts carrying NY Route 303 over Sparkill Creek and NY Route 17/US Route 6 over Youngs Brook. The replacements will occur on the culverts carrying Coolidge Street over Unknown Stream, US Route 9W over Unknown Stream, NY Route 17 over Unknown Stream, NY Route 304 over Closed Drainage System, NY Route 980P (South Street) over Gidneytown Creek, and NY Route 32 over Unknown Stream. Some culverts may be replaced with bridge sized structures. Work will take place in various municipalities throughout Orange and Rockland Counties.
    PAVEMENT RECONSTRUCTION · Planned completion Nov 14, 2028
Source: Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP), updated Jun 23, 2026; NYSDOT Capital Program projects. Our copy checked Nov 2, 2026.

Inventory facts

Location
Crosses
SPARKILL CREEK
County
ROCKLAND
NYSDOT region
(8) Poughkeepsie
Residency
864
Ownership
Owner
NYSDOT
Maintained by
NYSDOT
Design
Year built
1932
Structure type
19 - Culvert
Material
1 - Concrete
Spans
2
Span length
5Unit not stated by the source
Structure length
13Unit not stated by the source
Condition
NYSDOT condition rating
5.671 (poor) to 7 (new)
General recommendation
5As recorded
Last inspection
2024-03-25
Source: NYSDOT Large Culverts. Our copy checked Nov 2, 2026.

Contracts that name this BIN 0 in the record-plan index

No indexed contracts.

Source: NYSDOT Highway Record Plans, updated Jun 26, 2026. Our copy checked Nov 2, 2026. A BIN named in a contract's index row does not prove every drawing applies to this structure.