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Council moves to introduce ordinance removing two parking stalls for CDBG-funded renovations
Summary
Council introduced ordinance 2026‑10 to remove two parking meters/stalls at 0 Westchester Pike to accommodate a Community Development Block Grant project estimated at about $335,000, with the project expected to finish by the end of September.
The Upper Darby Township Council on July 1 introduced ordinance 2026‑10 to remove two parking meters and two parking stalls at 0 Westchester Pike to accommodate Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) renovations.
Township staff told council the CDBG project was funded in program year 50 for approximately $335,000 and is expected to be completed by the end of September 2026. Council members asked whether the removal was temporary; staff said the lot will remain a parking area but the two stalls will no longer be available and the parking department will monitor the lot.
A motion to introduce the ordinance was made and carried by voice vote. Additional parcel details were listed on the agenda (folio/tax parcel ID) but staff agreed to provide clearer location information to residents who asked during public comment.
Next steps: A public hearing and action on ordinance 2026‑10 are scheduled for July 15, 2026; staff will publish the project details and expected timeline.
