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Council unanimously approves skate‑park talks, road and sewer projects, two stormwater bump‑outs and ad‑option of leaf‑blower ordinance
Summary
Following a long public comment period on zoning, Narberth Borough Council unanimously approved a letter of intent to reopen skate‑park talks with Lower Merion, authorized the 2026 road bid advertisement, approved design work for two stormwater bump‑outs, and cleared several capital purchases and procedural resolutions.
After an extended public‑comment session dominated by concerns about zoning and parking, Narberth Borough Council moved through a package of administrative and capital actions on Thursday and approved each item by voice vote.
Consent and capital approvals: The council approved the consent agenda (recorded as unanimous, 6–0) and then authorized advertisement to bid the 2026 road program covering Conway Ave, Stewart Ave and Price Ave (about 0.57 miles and ~10,000 sq yd). Council also authorized a CoStars contract for slip‑lining sewer main repairs on the 300 block of Grayling Avenue and an adjacent block at a contract price of $71,650; staff said slip‑lining avoids full trench excavation and repaving, saving money. For winter operations the council approved a $26,131.76 CoStars purchase of an Ariens Mammoth 850 sidewalk…
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