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Engineer Outlines Paving, Storm Sewer and Grant Projects; A.F. Damon Contract Issued for N. 2nd St.
Summary
Borough Engineer Eileen Mulvena reported on 2025 paving sequencing, storm sewer prerequisites for paving, multiple grant-funded sewer projects including a $657,026 Community Project Fund award, and said the contract with A.F. Damon Co., Inc. for N. 2nd St. milling and resurfacing has been issued.
Borough Engineer Eileen Mulvena briefed council on multiple infrastructure projects during the Jan. 21 meeting. She explained that curb-cut ramps have been installed ahead of milling and resurfacing work on Greenway and New Walnut streets and that paving is contingent on the completion of storm sewer work, ambient temperatures (40°F and rising), and asphalt-plant availability. A similar sequence will be used for N. 2nd St., where milling and resurfacing are pending a county pre-construction meeting.
Mulvena and Manager Mark Possenti summarized grant activity: a planned Delaware County Blight Remediation application to demolish 129, 131 and 133 Whitely Terrace and stabilize 127 and 135; a $350,000 Local Shares award for N. 3rd St. sanitary sewer improvements; and a $657,026 Community Project Fund grant for replacement of the sanitary sewer main and laterals on Fern St. The minutes also state that the contract with A.F. Damon Co., Inc. for N. 2nd St. milling and resurfacing has been issued and that $171,687 of remaining 2022 Local Share funds will be applied along with 2024 CDBG funding to complete the work.
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