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Code officials: occupancy withheld at Chester Pike project until interior work finished; engineer reviews 325 Oak Ave plans
Summary
Building Code Official Anthony Tartaglia said occupancy will not be granted for 1100–1106 Chester Pike until required interior work is complete; borough engineer Susan Lynch said she will review plans for 325 Oak Avenue and flagged a possible $5,000 liquid fuels grant requiring a resolution if accepted.
The borough's building and engineering officials told council on Feb. 19 that occupancy for the 1100–1106 Chester Pike project will not be permitted until all required interior work is completed and inspections are satisfied. Building Code Official Anthony Tartaglia said inspections were ongoing and noted an ordinance from 1999 remains in effect for the property's sprinkler requirements.
Borough Engineer Susan Lynch said she had picked up plans for 325 Oak Avenue (a vacant lot) and will work with the building code official on approvals; she also reported a county-led Darby Creek informational meeting set for March 3 and described a potential liquid fuels grant of approximately $5,000 that would require a council resolution if the borough opts to accept it.
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