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Crosswalk plan in Seven Fields called too expensive

Crosswalk plan in Seven Fields called too expensive

A much-debated plan to install decorative brick crosswalks in Seven Fields came to a screeching halt at last night's borough council meeting.

Borough manager Thomas B. Smith said that submitted bids increased anywhere from $161,000 to $255,000 over the initial March bids.

The borough was hoping to install the decorative brick crosswalks at several intersections.

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First Published: September 29, 2009, 10:00 a.m.

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