Inquirer: Germantown Avenue getting dug up again
Philadelphia Inquirer: Germantown Avenue getting dug up again
Check out Christine Olley’s article in today’s Inquirer outlining the next steps in PennDOT’s work to restore historic Germantown Avenue. Phase II includes installating granite curbs, new sewer and water lines, and reconstructing sidewalks. Construction is set to begin next week.
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