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Codes, inspections and 'pothole killer' repairs outlined in borough update
Summary
Council received a codes report showing 107 rental inspections and 18 building permits to date, a January project improvement total of $255,036, and heard that public works plans to deploy a hot-mix 'pothole killer' for permanent road repairs.
The Infrastructure, Codes and Public Works update at the Feb. 19 meeting included enforcement counts and a description of an impending pothole-repair campaign.
Codes staff reported 4 warning notices, 6 violations, 37 tickets, 3 citations, 107 rental unit inspections, 7 resale U/O issued, 3 conditional U&O and 18 building permits to date; January-listed project improvement totals were $255,036 (with categories by project value included in the report). Public Works described use of a hot-mix spray-injection product referred to in the report as a "pothole killer," which the staff described as a permanent, durable repair method that requires no road closures and allows traffic to continue immediately after application.
The report also noted staff are preparing for warmer temperatures to perform repairs; additional capital projects (streetscape, pedestrian walkway, Highland Lot and TOPS grant engineering) remain under planning and grant-monitoring processes.
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