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Engineer outlines $522,000 intersection upgrade estimate; council declines Green Light Go application
Summary
Tullytown engineer said upgrading the Levittown Parkway/St. Michael Church driveway intersection would cost about $522,000; the Green Light Go grant would cover roughly 80% and the borough's share about $100,000, but council decided not to apply this year.
Engineer Sean Torpey told the council the Green Light Go grant program is accepting applications through Jan. 2, 2026, and identified the Levittown Parkway and St. Michael Church driveway intersection as a candidate for upgrade at an estimated cost of $522,000.
Torpey said the grant would fund about 80% of the project, leaving the municipality responsible for roughly $100,000; engineering costs were estimated at about $6,000. After discussion the council decided not to pursue the Green Light Go application in this cycle.
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