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Curtin Intermediate School to get pickup loop, bus loop and new play surface; council grants conditional approval

Williamsport City Council · July 24, 2026
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Summary

Council approved preliminary/final land development plans for Curtin Intermediate School that include a 22,500 sq ft play surface, parent drop‑off loop, bus loop, and 48 parking spaces. The Planning Commission recommended approval subject to a performance bond and recorded stormwater maintenance agreement.

City staff presented a preliminary/final land development plan submitted by Livick Civil for the Williamsport Area School District, describing site improvements at Curtin Intermediate School. Proposed work includes a 22,500‑square‑foot hard play surface, an 11,625‑square‑foot parent drop‑off loop, an 8,750‑square‑foot bus loop and 48 parking spaces, plus stormwater management, landscaping and lighting.

Planner notes and the Planning Commission’s 07/06/2026 favorable recommendation were read into the record; conditions include a performance bond or escrow to cover installation costs and one year of maintenance and a recorded operation and maintenance agreement for privately owned stormwater facilities. Councilmember Liz Meeley asked for clarification on landscaping and species notation in the plans; staff responded that plantings appear on the plan but species weren’t specified and that the city’s typical landscaping requirements would apply. The council approved the plan by voice vote, 5–0.

Council members said the parent pickup loop and safety improvements should reduce pedestrian risk at the neighborhood school.