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Terrace Park council updates residents on local projects: Duke work, sidewalk repairs, water main and gas station site
Summary
Council members reported progress and issues on several local projects including the Duke gas-line project (website updates available), completion of 2025 sidewalk replacements (some rework required and families reimbursed $500), Elm Road water-main awaiting EPA approval, a shelter foundation poured at the Grove, and ongoing delays at the old gas station redevelopment.
Council discussion on May 13 covered multiple local infrastructure items and project updates.
Clerk Lyons reminded residents that detailed information and contacts for the Duke project are posted on the village website and encouraged residents to call the listed numbers for updates. Council reported the contractor for street lights has one fixture missing from a second shipment, delaying a second light installation on State Route 50. Officials said the 2025 sidewalk replacement program is complete, though some blocks required rework after vandalism; the village received checks from three families to reimburse about $500 for the damage.
Officials also said the Elm Road water-main project is awaiting EPA approval and remains in review. The Grove shelter floor has been poured and construction is proceeding. Council raised concerns about the old gas station site, noting it no longer sells fuel, Sunoco—s contract expired, and the developer is awaiting brand/sponsorship and completing septic work; council said the village will pursue further enforcement if the site does not meet standards.
No formal votes were taken on these projects during the meeting; officials said they will continue to monitor progress and communicate updates to residents.
