Lincoln Street Water System Improvements
Posted
Sep 30, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
Work includes approx 540 LF 6" DIP water main; 115 LF 3/4" type K copper water service; 345 SY 1.5" depth superpave asphalt mixture design, wearing course 9.5mm mix.
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Posted
Sep 30, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
Work includes approx 540 LF 6" DIP water main; 115 LF 3/4" type K copper water service; 345 SY 1.5" depth superpave asphalt mixture design, wearing course 9.5mm mix.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of Duncannon
The council addressed a variety of municipal matters including the adoption of Resolution 2026-3 regarding tourism promotion and the authorization of the Pennsylvania Game Commission Hunter Access Program. Key discussions involved the Duncannon EMS status, planning for an Earth Day and America 250 Celebration, and various committee reports covering parks, recreation, and infrastructure. Action items included appointing a voting delegate for the PSAB conference, an appointment to the Planning Commission, and the approval of Noye Park rehabilitation plans, stream bank restoration surveys, and signage installation. Additionally, the council discussed tax collector compensation, traffic calming policies, and grant opportunities through the PCEDA.
The meeting included discussions and actions on various topics such as a letter of support for the Duncannon Appalachian Trail Community, review of the Nature Conservancy FSC Group Certification Program Memorandum of Understanding, and an additional LSA Grant application. The council also approved a quote for Arsenic Filter Tank Rebeds, ratified the 2026 Pension Plans MMO obligations, and approved the proposed 2025 budget reallocation plan. They accepted the Recommended Health Benefit Plan renewals and discussed emergency communications options. Other topics included the Halloween Parade, advertising the Yellow Dump Truck and the old Refuse truck for sealed bid, and a possible safety concern in the Borough. Additionally, the council discussed the need to fill the Tax Collector position for 2026 and the need for Hazard Mitigation Resolutions.
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The council meeting included discussions and actions on several key areas. A sewer forgiveness calculation was approved for a specific property. The Treasurer's Reports were approved subject to audit, and bills/EFTs were ratified. Updates were provided on grant applications and an alternative emergency notification system. The success of the August movie night was noted, and the Halloween Parade was scheduled. A leak on Lincoln Street was repaired, and a quote for underground primary concentric cable was approved. A resident commented positively on improved water pressure following the leak repair.
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