Infrastructure
Due to repair work, Baily Road will be closed to thru traffic between Commerce Drive and Industrial Park Drive through Thursday, December 9
Traffic and Parking Alert: Road Resurfacing Project Week of December 6-10
During the week of Monday, December 6 through Friday, December 10, the borough’s paving contractor will be milling and resurfacing roads in the following areas:
Duncan Avenue from 919 Duncan Avenue to the intersection of Duncan and Darnell Avenues
Paul Drive from Providence Road to Elder Avenue
E. Providence Road from 46 E. Providence Road to 39 E. Providence Road
Holly Road from 429 Holly Road to the intersection of Holly Road and Penn Street
Intersection of Cypress Street and Parmley Avenue
Please remove all vehicles from the street by 6:30 a.m.
If you have a portable basketball pole, please remove it until work has been completed.
Any vehicles parked in the designated areas after the designated time will be towed at the owner’s expense. Parking and traffic in the area being milled and resurfaced will be prohibited until the work is completed. Please do not drive through barricades, as these are placed for the safety and protection of the workers.
Unless absolutely necessary, please do not drive or walk across freshly tarred or paved streets. The oils and tar will stain cars, clothes, carpet, etc.
If we are not there on the above date, we will be there on the following day.
Remember: Only a short-term inconvenience for a better road! Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
Lansdowne Avenue Traffic Restrictions to Continue Through November 11
There will continue to be traffic restrictions on on Lansdowne Avenue from Elder Avenue to Baily Road through November 11 in order to connect the sewer line.
Baily Road Closure Between Church Lane and Industrial Park Drive Begins Wednesday, November 3
Please be advised of the road closure on Baily Road between Church Lane and Industrial Park Drive from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, November 3 and Friday, November 5.
The road closure will continue on Monday, November 8 every day until sanitary sewer repairs are complete. Emergency vehicles are able to pass with slight delay.
Please follow the detour signs to Penn Street to access the Industrial Park.
Traffic Restrictions on Lansdowne Avenue Nov. 1-4
On Monday, November 1, 2021 through Thursday, November 4, 2021 from 7:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. there will be traffic restrictions on Lansdowne Avenue from Elder Avenue to Baily Road in order to connect the sewer line.
Survey Responses Wanted for Eastern Delco Bikeway Study
Yeadon residents are invited to participate in a brief survey focused on prioritizing a bicycle network in Eastern Delaware County. Your feedback will help us identify safer bicycle connections to encourage people of all ages and abilities to hop on a bike!
Please submit your email at the end of the survey to receive project updates. To request a hard copy of the survey please call or text Project Manager Dave Schwartz at (484) 431-0902.
Begin Survey
This survey is being conducted as part of the Eastern Delaware County Bikeway Prioritization Study. The purpose of this Study is to identify regional bicycle connections through Upper Darby, Lansdowne, East Lansdowne, and Yeadon. Your feedback is vital in helping the project team identify important destinations in the region, priority bicycle routes, and necessary bicycle infrastructure improvements to increase safety and encourage cycling for all — from commuters to families.
SEPTA Reimagining Regional Rail – Public Input Wanted
SEPTA has announced plans to develop a vision for Regional Rail though a year-long analysis and public feedback process.
Public input is being gathered online as SEPTA reimagines their rail system based on changing travel needs.
To participate, click here
County Solid Waste Hearing on September 30 to be Streamed Live
Delaware County will hold a public hearing on solid waste management at 6:00 p.m. on September 30 in the County Council Public Meeting Room, located in the Government Center (201 W. Front St., Media, PA).
The meeting is being held for Council to review the existing structure of solid waste management and hear questions and concerns from the community regarding the management of solid waste in the county.
A range of panelists have been invited to present including The Delaware County Sustainability Commission, The Delaware County Solid Waste Authority, Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, Covanta, the Energy Justice Network, and Marco J. Castaldo; Professor of Chemical Engineering and Director of the Earth System Science and Environmental Engineering Program at The Grove School of Engineering. The panelists will present information and answer questions from the public.
Members of the public are invited to attend in person or watch virtually. Public comment will be accepted in person during the meeting and by email before and during the meeting. Emailed comments will be reviewed by Council and will not be read during the meeting. Emails can be sent immediately to:sustaindelco@co.delaware.pa.us
The meeting will be streamed live on DelcoPA.dogv
and on YouTube
There will also be additional opportunities for public engagement regarding the management of solid waste in the county in the future.
Traffic Alert: Baily Road and Church Lane Area
Due to emergency sanitary sewer repairs, Baily Road off of Church Lane will experience delays.
Large tractor trailers will be redirected to Industrial Park. Baily Road between Orchard Avenue and Industrial Park will be closed. Please plan accordingly. Thank you for your cooperation.
Traffic Alert: Storm Sewer Maintenance Work on Yeadon Avenue and Church Lane
During the weeks of September 20 – October 1, the Borough’s storm sewer maintenance contractor will be doing inlet repairs in two locations:
Yeadon Avenue in the vicinity of Guenther Ave, and in the vicinity of 811 and 816 Church Lane.
Traffic controls will be in place and traffic may be detoured or restricted to one lane while the work is done. The contractor will work with local residents to accommodate entry and exit from homes. Please contact the borough if you have any questions.