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Lower Heidelberg approves $20,000 change order to add ADA ramps to 2024 street work
Summary
The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $20,000 change order to add ADA-compliant ramps to this year’s street work; the motion was moved by Paul Prutzman and seconded by Cheryl Johnson. The board authorized the added scope and funding at the July 15 meeting.
The Lower Heidelberg Township Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $20,000 change order to add Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) ramps to the 2024 street work program.
Mr. Paul Prutzman moved to approve the change order and Mrs. Cheryl Johnson seconded; the motion passed unanimously. The board recorded the additional $20,000 authorization as an amendment to the year’s street-repair contract.
Township officials said the ramps are intended to improve pedestrian accessibility along streets included in the 2024 paving program. The minutes do not list the specific streets that will receive ramps or the funding source beyond the one-line cost authorization.
The board did not attach alternate funding details or a schedule to the approval; project staff will incorporate the ramps into the existing 2024 street work contract and report back in subsequent meetings if changes to timing or budget are required.
