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Council approves resolution to apply for Pennsylvania Small Water and Sewer Program grant for Madison Avenue storm sewer

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Summary

Council voted to authorize submission of a Pennsylvania Small Water and Sewer Program application to the Commonwealth Financing Authority to supplement funds for the Madison Avenue storm sewer system.

Clifton Heights Borough Council approved a resolution authorizing the borough manager to submit an application to the Commonwealth Financing Authority under the Pennsylvania Small Water and Sewer Program to supplement existing funds for the Madison Avenue storm sewer project.

The borough engineer reported that passive park improvements are substantially complete and that sanitary sewer cleaning will begin in early summer. The engineer said the borough will prepare a preliminary road‑program scope within two weeks to finalize at the May meeting and that a resolution on the agenda would authorize submission of the water and sewer grant application to supplement funds already received for the Madison Avenue storm sewer system.

Council member Fagioli moved to approve Resolution 2025‑06 authorizing the application; John Gorman seconded. The council approved the resolution by roll call. The engineer said the contractor for the passive park has submitted a final payment request and the borough is working through a punch list; the sanitary sewer cleaning contractor expects to start early summer.

No dollar amount for the grant application was provided in the meeting record and council did not vote on an award or accept grant funds at the meeting — the resolution only authorized submission of the application to the Commonwealth Financing Authority.