By Larissa Dudkiewicz
Ambridge residents could see a number of roads repaved next year in the borough.
Council approved the execution of a $918,000 loan agreement with the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Bank Loan for the 2015 Road Reconstruction program.
Ambridge residents could see a number of roads repaved next year in the borough.
Council approved the execution of a $918,000 loan agreement with the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Bank Loan for the 2015 Road Reconstruction program.
advertisement The loan will be used to repair deteriorating roads and sewer inlets, or catch basins.
Borough Manager Joe Kauer said council has yet to review and approve the list of roads, but approximately 14 streets can be addressed through the program.
"There is not a set quantity as of now," he said, adding that council could make a determination in the early part of 2015.
Frank Lemon, borough engineer, said there are about 15 catch basins in addition to the list of roads that have to be repaired.
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Borough Manager Joe Kauer said council has yet to review and approve the list of roads, but approximately 14 streets can be addressed through the program.
"There is not a set quantity as of now," he said, adding that council could make a determination in the early part of 2015.
Frank Lemon, borough engineer, said there are about 15 catch basins in addition to the list of roads that have to be repaired.
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