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Engineer previews Edgemont lighting, road resurfacing and 3100 land-development review
Summary
Engineers told council the borough submitted final drafts for the 2025 road program completion; Edgemont Avenue pedestrian lighting phase 4 is estimated at about $148,000 and a land-development plan for 3100 is under county review with buffering and traffic-calming comments.
At the Dec. 17 meeting, the borough engineer reported progress on the 2025 road program and said the final completion report would be submitted to the county planning department. The engineer said Edgemont Avenue pedestrian lighting Phase 4 is estimated at about $148,000 and that road-resurfacing priorities will follow as Chester Water Authority work allows.
The engineer also described a land-development plan submitted for the property at 3100. County planning provided comments and the engineer asked the applicant to revise plans to address buffering for nearby residents, traffic calming and driveway placement; a construction fence has been installed at the site while the applicant addresses comments. The engineer estimated the approval process may take about two months and reminded council that PennDOT permits may be required for certain driveway changes.
Council members asked for continued oversight to ensure the property is secured and buffered during the review period.
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