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Council: borough water salinity back to normal; Lake Avenue drainage work to start with milling and paving slated in May
Summary
Councilwoman Michele Degnan-Spang reported borough water salinity is under 200 and emergency hydrant repairs are nearly complete; the Lake Avenue Drainage Improvement project is set to start and is expected to be finished in May with milling and paving.
Councilwoman Michele Degnan-Spang reported during the March 3 meeting that salinity levels in the borough's water system are back in the normal range — under 200 — and that emergency hydrant repairs are nearly complete.
She also said the Lake Avenue Drainage Improvement project will commence shortly and is anticipated to be completed in May, including milling and paving of the street. The timeline for that project was presented as an operational update rather than an action requiring a separate vote.
Councilman John Casagrande also reminded residents of a Tax Relief Presentation scheduled for April 2, 2025 at 1:00 p.m. at the Community Center and noted that borough officials have begun annual budget planning.
