County Awards $1.95 Million Contract for Project to Make Travel Between Moorestown and Cinnaminson Safer: Report

Cinnaminson, NJ -- The Burlington County Board of Chosen Freeholders approved a $1.95 million contract to begin work on a roundabout that is designed to make travel between Cinnaminson and Moorestown less dangerous, the Burlington County Times reports.

The work involves putting a grassy, triangular area at the three-point intersection of Riverton Road, Branch Pike and Parry Road in Cinnaminson. About 10,000 cars a day use that intersection.

The contract was approved last week, and awarded to Gloucester County-based C. Abbonizio Contractors, according to the report.

Work could begin in a few weeks and end in December, weather permitting. The project includes the awarding of a few easements, which brings the cost to just over $2 million, according to the report.

The county went out to bid on the project in January.

Roundabouts are smaller than traffic circles, and will be the second in Cinnaminson. The other is at The Shoppes at Cinnaminson on Cinnaminson Avenue.

Read more at burlingtoncountytimes.com.