Council approves county-aid resolution and discusses 2026 road program priorities
Summary
Council adopted a 2026 county-aid resolution and discussed uses for liquid fuels funds; priorities identified were street signs, pothole repairs and salt, with an estimated typical road program about $40,000 for Parkside.
Council voted to adopt the 2026 county-aid resolution and application and debated what to use the liquid fuels funding for in 2026. The borough engineer explained eligible categories—resurfacing/base repair, signage, and salt purchases—and said a typical Parkside road program is about $40,000.
Council members and the engineer agreed to prioritize street signs, pothole repairs and salt purchases and asked that the borough contact Delaware County public works promptly because the application and county coordination are time-sensitive. The engineer noted some items such as pedestrian lights might not be eligible under liquid fuels and suggested staff confirm eligibility before committing funds.
The council asked for a list and a prompt decision to meet the county application timeline; the engineer committed to submit the executed resolution and contact county public works.
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