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Re: Delaware
« Reply #2475 on: December 01, 2023, 09:04:20 PM »

This new interchange will be the first interchange along US 113 in the state of Delaware, save for the one at its northern terminus with DE 1. 113 used to continue up DE 1 to end at US 13 in Dover, but was truncated in 2004.

Construction should begin next year on an interchange between US 113 and DE 18/DE 404 in Georgetown. There are also plans to build an interchange at US 113 and DE 16 in Ellendale.

A Hardee's on the site of the project has closed its doors, apparently forever, without waiting for condemnation.

https://www.wrde.com/news/business-closes-due-to-georgetown-overpass-construction/article_df20650a-8d95-11ee-892a-df9af3a695bc.html
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« Reply #2476 on: December 02, 2023, 07:14:52 AM »

This new interchange will be the first interchange along US 113 in the state of Delaware, save for the one at its northern terminus with DE 1. 113 used to continue up DE 1 to end at US 13 in Dover, but was truncated in 2004.

Construction should begin next year on an interchange between US 113 and DE 18/DE 404 in Georgetown. There are also plans to build an interchange at US 113 and DE 16 in Ellendale.

A Hardee's on the site of the project has closed its doors, apparently forever, without waiting for condemnation.

https://www.wrde.com/news/business-closes-due-to-georgetown-overpass-construction/article_df20650a-8d95-11ee-892a-df9af3a695bc.html

A lot of businesses are gonna be lost at that intersection, but that interchange is sorely needed because traffic backs up at the light on US 113, particularly in the summer months.
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Re: Delaware
« Reply #2477 on: December 02, 2023, 08:05:18 AM »

This new interchange will be the first interchange along US 113 in the state of Delaware, save for the one at its northern terminus with DE 1. 113 used to continue up DE 1 to end at US 13 in Dover, but was truncated in 2004.

Construction should begin next year on an interchange between US 113 and DE 18/DE 404 in Georgetown. There are also plans to build an interchange at US 113 and DE 16 in Ellendale.

A Hardee's on the site of the project has closed its doors, apparently forever, without waiting for condemnation.

https://www.wrde.com/news/business-closes-due-to-georgetown-overpass-construction/article_df20650a-8d95-11ee-892a-df9af3a695bc.html

Per the article the land was acquired by the State. So the condemnation process has already taken place, the property sold and it's no longer their building.
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« Reply #2478 on: December 03, 2023, 12:38:36 PM »

I always remember traveling by that Hardee's as a kid going to visit Grandma in Ocean City. I know that whole area just north of Hardee's was all woods in the 1990's.

Seeing the Hardee's meant "Yeah! Mommy & Daddy can drive a little faster because were about to go onto 4 lane 113" or it meant "Oh no! we're turning onto 2 lane 404"

Just a couple miles down US 113 at US 9, I remember having a few good meals at the Ponderosa Steakhouse (similar to a Golden Corral) and shopping Jamesway Department Store. Both were gone by 2000. Jamesway became Walmart then that moved to the north side of Georgetown.
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« Reply #2480 on: December 04, 2023, 09:26:13 PM »

The US 9 TRUCK Route realignment in Georgetown apparently opened in September, and I just now found out about it.

The Street View imagery from September shows the sign blade showing the new alignment of US 9 Truck along Arrow Safety Road, yet past the intersection is a sign pointing for US 9 Truck/DE 404 Truck to continue south along US 113 to South Bedford Street. Also there is no US 9 Truck reassurance markers along Arrow Safety Road past US 113. Construction may have not been 100 percent complete at the time of the imagery or else DelDOT did not bother to update all the signage to reflect the new truck route. The Park Avenue Relocation project for the new truck route isn’t due to be complete until 2024 according to DelDOT’s website, so it’s likely US 9 Truck is still on its old alignment and the sign blade is just getting ahead for when the new alignment will be implemented.
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« Reply #2481 on: December 05, 2023, 03:27:06 AM »

I noticed that Thompson Road in Milford didn’t exist prior to the interchange on DE 1 opened in circa 2017. Older imagery prior to 2016 shows no former intersection at that location that the interchange replaced.

Is Thompson Road one of those development enhancements that either Sussex County or Milford built to encourage economic growth?
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Re: Delaware
« Reply #2482 on: December 05, 2023, 07:04:11 AM »

The US 9 TRUCK Route realignment in Georgetown apparently opened in September, and I just now found out about it.

The Street View imagery from September shows the sign blade showing the new alignment of US 9 Truck along Arrow Safety Road, yet past the intersection is a sign pointing for US 9 Truck/DE 404 Truck to continue south along US 113 to South Bedford Street. Also there is no US 9 Truck reassurance markers along Arrow Safety Road past US 113. Construction may have not been 100 percent complete at the time of the imagery or else DelDOT did not bother to update all the signage to reflect the new truck route. The Park Avenue Relocation project for the new truck route isn’t due to be complete until 2024 according to DelDOT’s website, so it’s likely US 9 Truck is still on its old alignment and the sign blade is just getting ahead for when the new alignment will be implemented.

Yeah, I had forgotten that there was a relocation east of Arrow Safety Rd.
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Re: Delaware
« Reply #2483 on: December 05, 2023, 11:57:33 AM »

This new interchange will be the first interchange along US 113 in the state of Delaware, save for the one at its northern terminus with DE 1. 113 used to continue up DE 1 to end at US 13 in Dover, but was truncated in 2004.

Construction should begin next year on an interchange between US 113 and DE 18/DE 404 in Georgetown. There are also plans to build an interchange at US 113 and DE 16 in Ellendale.

A Hardee's on the site of the project has closed its doors, apparently forever, without waiting for condemnation.

https://www.wrde.com/news/business-closes-due-to-georgetown-overpass-construction/article_df20650a-8d95-11ee-892a-df9af3a695bc.html

Per the article the land was acquired by the State. So the condemnation process has already taken place, the property sold and it's no longer their building.

I would expect to se the building number spray-painted in orange on the building before it's torn down.  That's how DelDOT marks condemned buildings.
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Re: Delaware
« Reply #2484 on: December 05, 2023, 02:24:54 PM »

The US 9 TRUCK Route realignment in Georgetown apparently opened in September, and I just now found out about it.

The Street View imagery from September shows the sign blade showing the new alignment of US 9 Truck along Arrow Safety Road, yet past the intersection is a sign pointing for US 9 Truck/DE 404 Truck to continue south along US 113 to South Bedford Street. Also there is no US 9 Truck reassurance markers along Arrow Safety Road past US 113. Construction may have not been 100 percent complete at the time of the imagery or else DelDOT did not bother to update all the signage to reflect the new truck route. The Park Avenue Relocation project for the new truck route isn’t due to be complete until 2024 according to DelDOT’s website, so it’s likely US 9 Truck is still on its old alignment and the sign blade is just getting ahead for when the new alignment will be implemented.

Yeah, I had forgotten that there was a relocation east of Arrow Safety Rd.

The realignment off Park Avenue is definitely not open yet. Still just grading as of 11/23/23:

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Re: Delaware
« Reply #2485 on: December 06, 2023, 08:38:01 AM »

I noticed that Thompson Road in Milford didn’t exist prior to the interchange on DE 1 opened in circa 2017. Older imagery prior to 2016 shows no former intersection at that location that the interchange replaced.

Is Thompson Road one of those development enhancements that either Sussex County or Milford built to encourage economic growth?

I don’t recall a Thompson Road in Milford. Are you referring to Thompsonville Road? That road previously headed east from DE 1 at an intersection before the interchange was built. When the interchange was built, a connector road was built from the interchange west to Church Hill Road.
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Re: Delaware
« Reply #2486 on: December 06, 2023, 04:09:22 PM »

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Re: Delaware
« Reply #2487 on: December 06, 2023, 04:29:51 PM »

I noticed that Thompson Road in Milford didn’t exist prior to the interchange on DE 1 opened in circa 2017. Older imagery prior to 2016 shows no former intersection at that location that the interchange replaced.

Is Thompson Road one of those development enhancements that either Sussex County or Milford built to encourage economic growth?

I don’t recall a Thompson Road in Milford. Are you referring to Thompsonville Road? That road previously headed east from DE 1 at an intersection before the interchange was built. When the interchange was built, a connector road was built from the interchange west to Church Hill Road.

Yeah that what I set out to type. Either I made an error or autocorrect changed my name.  I’ll have to check GSV previous older images, but I recall seeing no intersection there.
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Re: Delaware
« Reply #2488 on: December 07, 2023, 04:27:52 PM »

I noticed that Thompson Road in Milford didn’t exist prior to the interchange on DE 1 opened in circa 2017. Older imagery prior to 2016 shows no former intersection at that location that the interchange replaced.

Is Thompson Road one of those development enhancements that either Sussex County or Milford built to encourage economic growth?

I don’t recall a Thompson Road in Milford. Are you referring to Thompsonville Road? That road previously headed east from DE 1 at an intersection before the interchange was built. When the interchange was built, a connector road was built from the interchange west to Church Hill Road.

Yeah that what I set out to type. Either I made an error or autocorrect changed my name.  I’ll have to check GSV previous older images, but I recall seeing no intersection there.

DE 1 had a traffic light with Thompsonville Road, which headed east from DE 1, prior to the interchange being built.
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