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November 1, 2007
Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
MINUTES
Chairman John P. Sivick called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. Also present were Richard C. Vollmer and Robert H. Rohner, Jr., Secretary/Treasurer. Paul D. Menditto, Supervisor, Atty. Robert F. Bernathy and William J. Greiner, P.E. were not present.
PUBLIC COMMENTS:
Ed Armstrong commented on the Blue Ridge Cable contract. There is two (2) miles on
Chris Bodi of
APPROVE THE
MINUTES OF OCTOBER 18, 2007:
Motion made by Mr. Vollmer and second of Mr. Sivick to approve the minutes of October 18, 2007 as presented.
APPROVE THE
MINUTES OF OCTOBER 23, 2007:
Motion made by Mr. Vollmer and second of Mr. Sivick to approve the minutes of October 23, 2007.
APPROVE THE
MINUTES OF OCTOBER 30, 2007:
Motion made by Mr. Vollmer and second of Mr. Sivick to approve the minutes of October 30, 2007 as presented.
AUTHORIZE THE
PAYMENT OF THE BILLS ON LIST #1, LIST #2 AND THE TRANSFERS AS PRESENTED:
Motion made by Mr. Vollmer and second of Mr. Sivick to authorize the payment of the bills on List #1, List #2 and the transfers as presented.
ACCEPT THE
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS; ALL FUNDS, FOR THE MONTH ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2007:
Motion made by Mr. Vollmer and second of Mr. Sivick to accept the financial statements; all funds, for the month ended September 30, 2007.
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BUSHKILL OUTREACH:
Doris Rogalinski, a volunteer for the organization was present. The supervisors presented a check for $4,000.00 and thanked the volunteers for their hard work; which is appreciated.
OLD BUSINESS:
Tabled.
NEW BUSINESS:
Elizabeth Hawthorne represented the property owners in Rustic Acres. Ms. Hawthorne organized the property owners to submit an application to the Pike County Conservation District for gypsy moth spraying in 2008. The District inspected the area and found 750 to 1,000 egg masses per acre. There had to be at least 250 masses per acre to qualify. Ms. Hawthorne requested financial assistance from the supervisors. Mr. Sivick stated that the supervisors would not be able to pay an individual bill, based upon the Second Class Township Code. There would be bidding requirements. The supervisors have decided that they will send the Conservation District a check for $50,000.00, and it will be divided amongst all property owners within the township who had signed up for the program. The township’s community park will be paid for separately by the township.
Tabled.
The organization; which was formed in 2007 has requested a donation for the year 2008. This item will be tabled, and discussed at the supervisors’ budget meeting on November 9th.
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of each
month with the new time of 7:00 p.m. The
change begins Wednesday, December 5, 2007.
MISCELLANEOUS:
PennDot. The amount is $24,660.00.
ROADMASTER/PUBLIC
WORKS DIRECTOR:
Tabled.
Mr. Sivick stated that the road
crew has been busy cleaning drains and ditches of leaves throughout the
township.
ADJOURNMENT:
There being no further business, meeting adjourned at 7:49 p.m. by the motion of Mr. Sivick and second of Mr. Vollmer. Unanimous.
Respectfully submitted,
Robert H. Rohner, Jr.
Secretary/Treasurer
November 9, 2007
Friday, 9:00 a.m.
MINUTES
Chairman John P. Sivick called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m. Also present were Richard C. Vollmer, Vice Chairman, Paul D. Menditto, Supervisor and Robert H. Rohner, Jr., Secretary/Treasurer. Atty. Robert F. Bernathy and William J. Greiner, P.E. were not present.
PUBLIC COMMENTS:
No comments were received.
2008 BUDGET:
The 2008 Budget was discussed, and the appropriate figures applied to the chart of accounts for all funds (a copy is a part of these minutes on file).
Motion made by Mr. Menditto and second of Mr. Sivick to adopt the proposed 2008 Budget for all funds. Unanimous.
ADJOURNMENT:
There being no further business, meeting adjourned at 10:28 a.m. by the motion of Mr Menditto and second of Mr. Sivick. Unanimous.
Respectfully submitted,
Robert H. Rohner, Jr.
Secretary/Treasurer
November 15, 2007
Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
MINUTES
Chairman John P. Sivick called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. Also present were Richard C. Vollmer, Vice Chairman, Paul D. Menditto, Supervisor, Atty. Robert F. Bernathy, William J. Greiner, P.E. and Robert H. Rohner, Jr., Secretary/Treasurer.
PUBLIC COMMENTS:
John Frawley stated that there is
a pothole on
Scott Hanna commented on the placement of a temporary stop
light on
APPROVE THE
MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 1, 2007:
Motion made by Mr. Sivick and second of Mr. Vollmer to approve the minutes of November 1, 2007 as presented. Mr. Menditto abstained because he was not present for that meeting.
APPROVE THE
MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 9, 2007:
Motion made by Mr. Menditto and second of Mr. Vollmer to approve the minutes of November 9, 2007 as presented. Unanimous.
AUTHORIZE THE
PAYMENT OF THE BILLS ON LIST #1, LIST #2 AND THE TRANSFERS AS PRESENTED:
Motion made by Mr. Vollmer and second of Mr. Menditto to authorize the payment of the bills on List #1, List #2 and the transfers as presented. Unanimous.
ACCEPT THE
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS; ALL FUNDS, FOR THE MONTH ENDED OCTOBER 31, 2007:
Motion made by Mr. Vollmer and second of Mr. Menditto to accept the financial statements; all funds, for the month ended October 31, 2007. Unanimous.
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DARE – SHERIFF’S
DEPARTMENT:
The supervisors’ 2007 donation to the DARE Program is $1,500.00.
OLD BUSINESS:
Mr. Greiner has completed the erosion control plan, and will forward a copy to
the Conservation District.
CS-Graphx has submitted a proposal for a CSG-Permit Manager and Utilities program. The cost is $15,200.00. The annual support and maintenance contract is $1,850.00 per year. Motion made by Mr. Menditto and second of Mr. Vollmer to accept this proposal for professional services as submitted. Unanimous. The company will begin the work in 2008.
ADDENDUM
NO. 1 – POLICE STUDY
COMMITTEE REPORT:
Mr. Vollmer stated that the supervisors have received the amended report this week, and it will be reviewed. There may be a workshop with the committee before the public hearing is scheduled.
NEW BUSINESS:
Daniel Rickard represented the company. Mr. Rickard stated that the improvements to the wastewater treatment plant will all occur within the confines of the existing fenced-in area. The site is located within Saw Creek Estates. The project includes the elimination of existing plant equipment such as air lines, splitter boxes and sludge storage tanks. New equipment such as temporary equalization tanks, a new SBR tank and new piping will be installed. A new chemical/blower/storage building (20’ x 25’) and an addition (8’ x 19’) will be added to the control building. The new building will occupy approximately 652 square feet. The company has received an approved erosion control plan from the Conservation District. Correspondence from the Pike County Planning Commission has been received, and they had no comments.
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The company is requesting waivers from the SALDO. They are 607.1.2 – Name and address of record owner. 607.1.6 – North arrow with datum, graphic and written scale. 607.1.7 – Current tax assessment number of property. 607.1.8 - Zoning district. 607.1.9 – Names of adjoining property owners. 607.1.10 – Tract boundaries. 607.1.14 – Natural features; contours, areas of flooding, wetland areas, soils, etc.
The township’s planning commission recommends approval with the stipulation that the new building be added to the site plan and their request for waivers be in letter form with justifications provided.
Motion made by Mr. Menditto and second of Mr. Vollmer to grant the request for
a waiver from Section 607.1.14 – Natural features; contours, areas of flooding,
wetland areas, soils, etc. Unanimous.
Motion made by Mr. Menditto and second of Mr. Vollmer to approve the plan
with the condition that all of the other waiver requests be denied, and the
information added to the plan within two (2) weeks. Unanimous.
LAND DEVELOPMENT AND STORMWATER MANAGEMENT:
Motion made by Mr. Vollmer and second of Mr. Sivick to table. Unanimous.
Mr. Sivick stated that new recycling containers will be purchased from Recycling Products, Inc. through the Costars program (State Contract). Motion made by Mr. Sivick and second of Mr. Vollmer to purchase 300 Rubbermaid 20 gallon containers from Recycling Products, Inc. at a cost of $17.06 each, and 300 Rubbermaid 12 ½ gallon recycling boxes at a cost of $14.21 each. Unanimous.
MISCELLANEOUS:
December 5th at 6:00 p.m.
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ROADMASTER/PUBLIC
WORKS DIRECTOR:
The plan has been forwarded to PA
DEP in
ADDENDUM
NO. 2 – SAW CREEK’S
LIQUOR LICENSE:
Atty. Bernathy stated that correspondence shall be forwarded to Saw Creek Estates requesting anything they have from the Liquor Control Board that reflects that the board is waiting for some type of an approval from the township on the expansion of Saw Creek’s liquor license area. Motion made by Mr. Sivick and second of Mr. Vollmer to send the correspondence. Unanimous.
Mr. Sivick stated that the crew
has been busy with road maintenance.
Shoulder work on
ADJOURNMENT:
There being no further business, meeting adjourned at 8:06 p.m. by the motion of Mr. Menditto and second of Mr. Vollmer. Unanimous.
Respectfully submitted,
Robert H. Rohner, Jr.
Secretary/Treasurer