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Packet details Lansdowne Avenue corridor safety upgrades affecting Darby intersections
Summary
A multi-jurisdiction project packet describes safety improvements along Lansdowne Avenue (SR 2005) including retroreflective signal backplates, coordinated signal timing, pedestrian countdown timers, additional lighting, mast arms and ADA ramp work at multiple intersections that touch Darby Borough.
Meeting materials provided a project description for the Lansdowne Avenue (SR 2005) Corridor Safety Improvements that involve Lansdowne, Yeadon and Darby Boroughs. The packet lists engineering and signal-improvement measures intended to increase visibility and pedestrian safety at multiple intersections.
The document lists intersection-specific work: coordination of arterial signals, installation of retroreflective backplates and mast arms, new pedestrian countdown timers and additional lighting, black ground-mounted controller cabinets at specified corners, and design/build ADA ramps. Intersections included in the packet are Lansdowne & Marshall, Plumstead, Essex, Greenwood, Stewart, Baltimore, Providence, Baily and the Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital access point. The packet is a project description; no Council vote or funding authorization was recorded in these committee minutes.
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