Lincoln Avenue storm sewer project moves through construction
Across its June and July meetings, Council approved $136,843 in payments to the project's contractor and a $15,982.59 change order for an exposed drainpipe on Lincoln Avenue.
ViewAcross its June and July meetings, Council approved $136,843 in payments to the project's contractor and a $15,982.59 change order for an exposed drainpipe on Lincoln Avenue.
ViewOn RETTEW's recommendation, Council approved a $30,375 change order on curb boxes and stops, a $48,272.40 Northwood water main payment, and a $28,900 GASB 34 study.
ViewCouncil gave direction on the Reservoir Park pavilion renovations — uniform widths, metal roofs, an accessible Pavilion #6 — and agreed to amend the park's 2017 rules and…
ViewCouncil approved the wastewater treatment plant's headworks analysis, an EPA-required study that accompanies each renewal of the plant's NPDES discharge permit.
ViewCouncil awarded the polyelectrolyte (polymer) supply for the wastewater treatment plant to the low bidder, Polydyne, Inc., at $2.25 per pound — below the $2.709 the Borough had…
ViewCouncil awarded its 2026 street paving program to the low bidder, Grannas Bros., at $154,205.35, after opening three bids on May 6.
ViewCouncil awarded the Northwood water main replacement — including additional water main work on Meade Street — to the low bidder, Diehl Contracting, LLC, for $875,422, and approved…
ViewCouncil adopted Ordinance No. 1497 on March 9, eliminating parking meters along a portion of Pennsylvania Avenue and a portion of Twelfth Street.
ViewCouncil adopted Ordinance No. 1496, replacing the Borough’s 1988 street-restoration rules. Contractors whose work disturbs more than half of a street must now repave the entire street.
ViewNew Ordinance No. 1490 prohibits e-bikes on every sidewalk in Tyrone at all times, directing them to the street. The only exception is the Borough’s Parking Enforcement officer…
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