Clarion Borough Council is looking for a partnership with Clarion Township, Monroe Township, C-L, and the school district as they want them to make a decision about the Second Avenue project next month.
ClarionExtra.Com reports, the council wants to be transparent and fiscally responsible to all the citizens of Clarion Borough and approved $3,000 for the engineering required for the preliminary application.
The online report adds, council member Rachel Roberts emphasized the importance of other entities participating in the project, as it will benefit more than just the borough
