Project
PIN 081090
DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS ON COMMACK RD & VANDERBILT MOTOR PKWY
Statewide Transportation Improvement Program programmed, not awarded
CONSTRUCT A NEW RECHARGE BASIN AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF COMMACK ROAD AND VANDERBILT MOTOR PARKWAY TO HANDLE THE OVERFLOW FROM THE EXISTING RECHARGE BASIN IN THE SAME VICINITY. IN ADDITION, THE EXISTING RECHARGE BASIN WILL BE REPAIRED AND UPGRADED TO MAINTAIN ITS RELIABILITY AND INTEGRITY AND HELP ASSURE THE CONTINUED SAFETY OF THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. REHABILITATE RECHARGE BASIN IN THE VICINITY OF SUNKEN MEADOW STATE PARKWAY AND ORANGE AVENUE, TOWNS OF HUNTINGTON AND SMITHTOWN, SUFFOLK COUNTY.
- Programmed
- FFY 2027: $8.2MTotal $8.2M in the listed years
- Federal share
- $6.0M
- Agency
- NYSDOT
- Planning organization
- N/STCC
- County
- Suffolk
- Fund types
- SDF, STBG FLEX
Source: Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP), updated Jun 23, 2026. Our copy checked Oct 31, 2026. FFY is the federal fiscal year column in the dataset.
Capital Program
- This multi-location project proposes to provide drainage improvements at the following locations.1. CR4 (Commack Road) and CR67 (Vanderbilt Motor Parkway) in the Towns of Huntington and Smithtown, Suffolk County. Rehabilitate the existing recharge basin at the northeast corner of the intersection and construct a new recharge basin at the northwest corner of the intersection to only handle overflow from the northeast corner recharge basin.2. Sunken Meadow State Parkway south of New Highway in the Towns of Huntington and Smithtown, Suffolk County. The work includes: Rebuild side slope of the Town of Smithtown's recharge basin located west of Sunken Meadow State Parkway (908K) at the southeast corner of Delaware Avenue/Orange Avenue. Install pipe to carry water from the street level to the bottom of the Town's recharge basin. Rehabilitate State recharge basin located east of Sunken Meadow State Parkway (908K). Clean/replace leaching basins and drainage system along Sunken Meadow State Parkway (908K) between Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) power line and 1000 feet north of New Highway.PAVEMENT RECONSTRUCTION · Let by NYSDOT · Planned construction completion Jul 10, 2028
Source: NYSDOT Capital Program projects. Our copy checked Oct 31, 2026.
Structures named in the project title or its contracts
No structures.