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25 Main Street Austin Borough

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234022State & Local

Submission Closed08/28/2026, 03:00:00 PM EDT

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Austin Borough in Potter County, Pennsylvania, is seeking support for the redevelopment of two blighted and condemned commercial structures located at 25 and 27 Main Street. The project aims to eliminate the municipality's most prominent blight condition, which currently poses public safety hazards and deters investment in the economically distressed rural community. Funding for the initiative is tied to the DCED Main Street Matters Grant and the Pennsylvania DCED Neighborhood Assistance Program. A hazardous materials survey conducted in October 2025 confirmed the presence of lead-based paint on all exterior wood components, necessitating professional lead abatement and demolition. The scope of work involves the demolition of both structures, lead abatement, site clearance, and the construction of a finished exterior wall for the adjoining property at 23 Main Street. The site will be redeveloped into a community memorial green space that incorporates salvaged historic brick from the original pre-1911 Main Street. This space will feature engraved memorials dedicated to the 78 victims of the 1911 Austin Dam disaster, supporting heritage tourism in coordination with the Austin Dam Memorial Association. To facilitate this, the Borough has issued a solicitation for conceptual design options and preliminary cost estimates to guide the remediation and redevelopment process.

General Info

Austin Borough seeks demolition and redevelopment of blighted structures into a memorial green space.

Agency

Pennsylvania → Potter County

NAICS

562910 - Remediation Services

Place of Performance

Potter County, PA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

4 pages · rfp

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53 pages · environmental-survey-report

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Timeline

3 updates

PhaseClosed

PostedApr 29

Solicitation

Notice updatedApr 29

Solicitation number changed from Austin Borough, Potter County to 234022. The notice description changed.

Notice updatedAug 5

Response deadline changed from May 23, 2026 to Aug 28, 2026. Solicitation number changed from 234022 to Austin Borough, Potter County. The notice description changed.

Notice updatedAug 5

Solicitation number changed from Austin Borough, Potter County to 234022. The notice description changed.

Response DeadlineAug 28

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

08/28/2026, 03:00:00 PM EDT

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyPennsylvania → Potter County

ContactsNo contacts available

OfficePotter County, PA, USA

Organization / AgencyPennsylvania → Potter County

Office AddressPotter County, PA, USA

ContactsNo contact information available

Full Description

Ref. #: Austin Borough, Potter County
Austin Borough requests support for the redevelopment of 25 and 27 Main Street — two attached, blighted commercial structures condemned by the Borough's Building Code Official in April 2026. The Borough acquired 25 Main Street from the Potter County Tax Repository in February 2026 following years of tax delinquency and abandonment. A 2025 Hazardous Materials Survey confirmed lead-based paint on all exterior wood components and severe structural deterioration. Funding will stem from the submission of the DCED Main Street Matters Grant.
Austin is a rural municipality of fewer than 500 residents in one of Pennsylvania's most economically distressed counties. These structures represent the Borough's most prominent blight condition, actively deterring investment and posing ongoing public safety hazards.
Project activities include: demolition and lead abatement of both structures; construction of a finished exterior wall on adjoining privately-owned 23 Main Street; site clearance; and redevelopment as a community memorial green space. The brick, original to Austin's pre-1911 historic Main Street, will be salvaged and repurposed, with engraved memorials to the 78 victims of the 1911 Austin Dam disaster incorporated into both the community space design and the Austin Dam Memorial. The project supports heritage tourism tied to the Austin Dam Memorial Association.