“It would accept the same volume of waste under its current DEP permit, the same type of waste, same days of operation, same hours of operation, same access point, same haul route,” Bethlehem Landfill attorney Maryanne Garber said.
"We are transforming one of the busiest corridors in our community from a street built for cars into a street built for people,” Bethlehem Mayor J. William Reynolds said about the improvements to come at West Broad Street.
The Bethlehem Parking Authority is looking to rezone part of the Walnut Street Garage land to make way for an unspecified project. Said one resident last week: “What is going on here? I am extremely puzzled. All this effort to create space for an undefined use.”
West Bethlehem residents on Tuesday learned more about a pilot program aiming to construct more accessory dwelling units and address some housing needs in the city.
Bethlehem's Historical Architectural Review Board voted 4-1 on Wednesday to table the discussion surrounding the garage's new design and dimensions.