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.
ViewResolution No. 2026-06 authorizes a budget modification of the Borough's 2026 Community Development Block Grant funds, directing money toward drainage work on Lincoln Avenue.
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 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…
ViewOrdinance No. 1487 updates the Borough’s parking meter ordinance to fix the meter amounts and the times during which meters are enforced.
ViewOrdinance No. 1486 lets the Borough hand over slivers of its property to PennDOT so the state can reshape the road slope on Route 453 between the Park…
ViewOrdinance No. 1483 lets Council waive parking enforcement at Parking Lot No. 1 by a majority vote at a public meeting — useful for events or other occasions…
ViewCouncil adopted Ordinance No. 1481, which bars parking on Logan Avenue from Hunter Alley to a point 120 feet from the Hunter Avenue intersection.
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