During the Yeadon Borough Council’s June 20, 2024 legislative meeting, Borough Engineer Joe Viscuso presented plans for the addition of ADA ramps, medians, traffic signal upgrades, and curb extensions and replacements for West Cobbs Creek Parkway.
Below is an image of the plans presented at this meeting. Click the image to view an enlarged version in a new browser window.
UPDATE:
Yeadon Avenue will continue to be closed until 8:00 AM Saturday morning due to concrete restoration. Thank you, and please drive safely.
PECO will be replacing the existing natural gas equipment to enhance service in in the area of MacDade Blvd Between Church Land and West Cobbs Creek Parkway. This includes installing new underground pipe, which is more durable, enhances safety and improves service reliability.
For more information about this project and potential impact on Yeadon residents, please see PECO’s full statement on this project.
Crews will begin with the Gas Main installation first, duration being roughly 4 to 6 weeks, once main is gassed up, service crews will follow renewing services to buildings or homes.
Most of the work will be performed outdoors, but to safely connect your property to the new natural gas main, PECO or a PECO contractor will need to turn off natural gas service and then enter your property to relight your appliances after the connection.
This relocation work is necessary for the safety of our employees, contractors, customers, and communities and is mandated by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission.
Prior to work beginning, customers should mark any customer owned facilities present on the property. Examples of customer owned facilities include, but are not limited to, water services, sewer laterals, septic tanks, underground cable, drainage pipe, security lines, private lighting, dog fences, and sprinkler systems.
Beginning June 26, 2024, roadwork on the 600 through 900 blocks of Yeadon Avenue will necessitate portions of the road to be closed. This project is expected to last up to six weeks.
Only portions of the road will be closed at a time, and signs to indicate the specific areas that will be closed will be placed along the block within 48 hours prior to the closure. New notifications will be sent out as the work proceeds down the block.
This closing is necessary for repairs to be made to the street; no vehicles can be parked along either side of the street during the time of closure. Scheduling of road closure is dependent on weather conditions and subject to change.
We appreciate your assistance and apologize for any inconvenience. Thank you.
Some Yeadon Avenue residents may have experienced a service interruption the morning of Monday, June 16, due to a valve issue during ongoing work. Please note that it is Aqua’s goal to always notify customers at least 24 hours in advance of any service interruptions.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
Yeadon Avenue will be closed to traffic from MacDade Boulevard to Darnell Avenue on Friday, May 17 until 4:00 PM for water main repairs. Please adjust your travel plans accordingly. Thank you.
Notice of Road Closure:
Yeadon Avenue will be closed from Redwood Avenue to Whitby Avenue today, Monday April 15th, until 4:00 PM for emergency sewer maintenance.
We apologize for any incovenience.
During the week of February 26, construction of accessible curb ramps is taking place at pedestrian crossings at three separate locations in the borough:
Due to planned street repairs, Arbor Road between Darnell Ave. and Parmley Ave. will be closed to all traffic starting at 8:00 am Monday, March 4, 2024 through Friday March 8, 2024.
The following week, Laurel Road between Darnell Ave. and Parmley Ave. will be closed to all traffic starting Monday, March 11, 2024 through Friday March 15, 2024.
This closing is necessary for repairs to be made to the street; no vehicles can be parked along either side of the street during the time of closure. Scheduling of road closure is dependent on weather conditions and subject to change.
We appreciate your assistance and apologize for any inconvenience. Thank you.