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309 Interchange permits out; borough could shoulder some sewer relocation costs
Summary
HRG engineer Scott Smith reported permits are out for the 309 Interchange project but start dates are unconfirmed; Courtdale may need to relocate sewer lines and the council designated the president to sign utility-relocation documents.
Borough engineer Scott Smith told the council that permits for the 309 Interchange project are currently out but expected start dates are not confirmed. He said Courtdale may be responsible for some sewer-line relocation related to the interchange work.
Following the update, Joe Biniek moved that the council president be the designated signatory for any utility-relocation documents; Jeff Ford seconded the motion and the council approved it. Council will obtain cost and scope details as the project advances.
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