Creishem Valley road work scheduled
A stretch of Cresheim Valley Drive in Northwest Philadelphia will be resurfaced over the course of several months beginning in mid-summer, according to a news release.
Any potential lane closures along the street, a boundary between Chestnut Hill and Mount Airy, will be completed during “off-peak hours.”
Tony DePaul & Son has been awarded the construction contract – worth approximately $590,000, according to a release – for the Streets Department department. The figure represents commitments from the U.S. Department of Transportation and the City of Philadelphia.
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