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Committee gets update on 2026 road program; PennDOT approval awaited
Summary
Narberth staff told the Infrastructure Committee that PennDOT review is pending before contractor mobilization for the 2026 road program; staff will send notices, temporary parking passes, and coordinate parking enforcement for impacted residents during work.
Staff updated the committee on the 2026 road program: all required documentation, including liquid fuels paperwork, has been submitted to PennDOT and the borough is awaiting PennDOT approval before the contractor can mobilize. Program manager Maggie Dos said the borough received communication from PennDOT the morning of the meeting and will respond; once PennDOT approves, the contractor will proceed with mobilization and work such as manhole replacements, curb ramps, milling and repaving.
Dos said staff earlier sent postcards to impacted properties and will follow up with letters that include temporary parking passes and a QR code to online information about specific working hours and parking options during daytime construction. She said parking enforcement will be briefed about temporary permissions; residents will still be allowed on‑street parking outside working hours. Staff intends comprehensive notification via posted signs, direct mail and social media.
No formal action was taken; staff will notify residents and proceed when PennDOT approval is granted.
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