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Neville Township updates on traffic signals, backflow and waterline projects; construction timing set for Riverside Place
Summary
The board heard updates on multiple infrastructure projects: West View backflow improvements ($288,265 contract), Gibson Lane traffic-signal replacement (PennDOT funding), Gulf Road signal planning, and Riverside Place waterline contract ($431,850) with mid-late July construction anticipated.
Township engineering staff reported July 10 on several infrastructure projects that will affect roads, signals and water service. LSSE said the West View Water Authority contract for backflow improvements ($288,265) is largely complete pending punchlist items, and that the PennDOT Green Light-Go-funded signal replacement at Grand Avenue and Gibson Lane ($278,058 award; Township match $69,521) is under construction with invoice submittals to PennDOT.
LSSE also updated the Board that the Gulf Road (Neville Road/Gulf Road) signal project has received $252,232 in PennDOT funding (Township match $63,058) and that easement coordination and minor plan revisions are underway. For waterlines, LSSE reported CFA funding of $259,250 for Riverside Place and a construction contract awarded to Jet Jack Inc. for $431,850; LSSE said preconstruction was held June 26, 2025 and construction was expected mid to late July 2025.
No formal board approvals were required on the record for these updates beyond previously awarded contracts and matches. The Board was advised to expect invoices, easement work and punchlist completion as next steps.
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