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PennDOT issues permit for Penn Avenue pedestrian crossing; bridge presentation planned for April workshop
Summary
ARRO reported PennDOT issued a permit for a Penn Avenue pedestrian crossing at Hull Street and said specs and a bid package are being prepared; engineers also requested a public meeting on the Penn Avenue bridge replacement to be held at the April 23 workshop.
ARRO Consulting engineer Lowell Leaman told council the Penn Avenue pedestrian crossing at Hull Street has received a PennDOT permit and ARRO is preparing specifications and a bid package. "The permit has been issued by PennDOT and they are working on the specs and the bid package," Leaman said. He also reported the Columbia Avenue drainage plans were sent to PennDOT for review.
Manager Michael Hart said engineers designing the Penn Avenue bridge replacement at Park Road asked to present to the public and he suggested hosting the roughly 20–25 minute presentation at the borough's April 23 workshop so all affected townships can attend. Council did not take final action on construction; the meeting items were procedural updates and scheduling.
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