The regular semi-monthly meeting of the Board of Supervisors, Hanover Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania was called to order by Chairman John N. Diacogiannis at the Hanover Township Municipal Building, 3630 Jacksonville Road, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 18017 at 7:30 P.M.
Present were Supervisors Colon, Salvesen, Nagle and Walbert, Engineer Birdsall, Attorney Wendy Nicolosi for Solicitor Broughal, Manager Finnigan and Public Works Director Healy.
The Pledge of Allegiance was performed.
Upon motion of Mr. Nagle, seconded by Mr. Salvesen, the Board approved the Agenda with additions.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Upon motion of Mr. Nagle, seconded by Mr. Salvesen, the Board approved the minutes, as written, from the meeting of the Board of Supervisors dated July 10, 2007.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Upon motion of Mr. Salvesen, seconded by Mr. Colon, the Board approved the List of Bills and Transfers dated July 24, 2007 as prepared by the Secretary/Treasurer and to enter the signed List of Bills by the Secretary/Treasurer and the Board of Supervisors as an attachment to the minutes.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
COURTESY OF THE FLOOR
Mrs. Joan Rosenthal was present to discuss a previous item that was on a previous meeting agenda and stated her opinion regarding the Township Zoning Ordinance and, specifically, the PORR Zoning District.
Mr. Mack Stojan of 5339 Greenbriar Drive was present to discuss the earth that was piled up in back of trees behind the park next to Hanover Crossing; and the weeds are really high along the tree line and are going to smother the tree roots; and wanted to know if someone can take a look at it.
Mr. Healy stated he will take a look at it and get the weeds taken care of.
Elmer Embry of 5339 Greenbriar Drive commented on the park by Hanover Crossing and the problems that are occurring and commented on the unpaved parking lot and the water runoff from the parking lot.
Mr. Diacogiannis directed the Township Manager and Public Works Director to take a look at both items discussed and report back to the Board.
Mr. Steven Super of 5472 Falcon Court was present to ask for the Board’s permission to use the Community Center to provide physical therapy for the Veterans who served in Iraq, who do not have insurance. He spoke with Cathy and Fran at the Community Center and was told he would need to speak with the Board. Mr. Super stated he will advertise his services and contact radio personnel for advertising and stated this is something he wants to do with his free time.
Mr. Diacogiannis stated he should write up a proposal, give it to Cathy, and Cathy should present it to the Board for approval.
Mr. Super discussed the possibility of a stop sign being erected at the corner of Monocacy Drive and Falcon Court.
Mr. Diacogiannis stated we have to follow PennDOT regulations.
Mr. Finnigan stated those roads are not turned over to the Township yet so we have no authority to place stop signs there. Also, there is an approved plan that has already placed stop signs on certain roads that were approved by PennDOT standards.
Mr. Super also discussed the standing water in the swale. Is that an issue for the Township or the Developer?
Mr. Finnigan stated the swale has not been turned over to the Township; therefore it is a private matter between developer and property owner.
REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN
Mr. Diacogiannis had nothing to report.
REPORT OF THE VICE-CHAIRMAN
Mr. Walbert stated that in front of everyone is a copy of an article from the Philadelphia Daily News that relates to House Bill 1182. There was a hearing today before the House Transportation Committee addressing House Bill 1182 which is in regards to forming a regional airport authority which would essentially take over Philadelphia and Lehigh Valley International Airports. Both Airports raised objections to Bill 1182.
Mr. Walbert stated that we need to keep an eye on this because by giving up control of the Airport to an authority which would be primarily heavily loaded by Philadelphia votes would not be to our best interest.
APPOINTMENTS & RESIGNATIONS – BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEES
Mr. Nagle moved to accept, with regret, the resignation
of Tony Boyle from the BOCA
Appeal Board effective
immediately. Mr. Nagle further moved to send Mr. Boyle a letter
thanking him for his service to the Board and the Township.
Mr. Colon seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr.
Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr. Nagle moved that the Board
approve to appoint Marcus Danweber, 1971 Delancy Street, Hellertown, PA, to the
BOCA Appeal Board for the Township with no expiration date for the term. Mr. Nagle further moved that the Secretary
inform Mr. Danweber of this appointment.
Mr. Colon seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr.
Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr. Finnigan stated that Mr. Boyle
needed to resign from the BOCA Appeal Board because the Township employs the
services of CodeMaster who reviews the plans and makes sure they are in
compliance, and the BOCA Appeal Board hears the case if it is turned down.
Mr. Finnigan stated that Mr.
Danweber is a Developer/Owner of property in the Township in LVIP and would be
a good addition to the BOCA Appeal Board.
Mr. Nagle moved to accept, with regret, the resignation
of Cathy Miller, from the Special Events Committee, effective July 19,
2007. Mr. Nagle further moved to send Ms. Miller a letter thanking her for her service to the Committee and the
Township.
Mr. Colon seconded the motion.
Mr. Finnigan stated Ms. Miller is
required to resign because she no longer works in the Township.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr.
Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
PUBLIC WORKS
It is noted that the Bid Opening
Meeting was held on July 9, 2007 for the Parking Lot Paving.
Mr. Salvesen moved that the Board award
the bid for the Parking Lot Paving to Livengood
Excavators, Inc., 4661 Lehigh Drive, Walnutport, PA 18088 for the total amount of $29,039.49. Mr. Salvesen also
moved that the Secretary notify Livengood Excavators, Inc. of their awarded bid, to notify the next highest bidder
that we will be holding their bid bond until the awarded bidder confirms, and
to return all other bid bonds and cashier’s checks.
Mr. Colon seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr.
Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
ADMINISTRATION
Mr. Nagle moved that the Board approve the following proclamation supporting National Night Out 2007:
PROCLAMATION NO. 2007-05
A PROCLAMATION SUPPORTING
NATIONAL NIGHT OUT 2007
WHEREAS, the National
Association of Town Watch (NATW) is sponsoring a unique, nationwide crime, drug
and violence prevention program on August 7th, 2007 entitled “National Night Out”; and
WHEREAS, the “24th Annual National Night Out”
provides a unique opportunity for Hanover Township – Northampton County to join
forces with thousands of other communities across the country in promoting
cooperative, police-community crime prevention efforts; and
WHEREAS,
the Hanover Township Board of Supervisors plays a vital role in assisting the
Colonial Regional Police Department through joint crime, drug and violence
prevention efforts in Hanover Township – Northampton County and is supporting “National Night Out 2007” locally; and
WHEREAS,
it is essential that all citizens of Hanover Township – Northampton County be
aware of the importance of crime prevention programs and the impact that their
participation can have on reducing crime, drugs and violence in Hanover
Township – Northampton County; and
WHEREAS,
police-community partnerships, neighborhood safety, awareness and cooperation
are important themes of the “National
Night Out” program;
NOW, THEREFORE, WE, THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS OF HANOVER TOWNSHIP - NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, do hereby call upon
all citizens of Hanover Township to join the Board of Supervisors and the
National Association of Town Watch in supporting “24th Annual National Night Out” on August 7th
2007.
FURTHER, LET IT BE RESOLVED
THAT, WE THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS do hereby proclaim Tuesday, August 7th,
2007 as “NATIONAL NIGHT OUT” in
Hanover Township – Northampton County.
Mr. Colon seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert
aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr. Nagle moved that the Board
approve the following Ordinance for amendments to Ordinance 02-01, Chapter 148,
regarding establishing the recycling requirements of Hanover Township and that the Chairman and Secretary be
authorized to sign the Ordinance.
ORDINANCE NO. 07-10
AN ORDINANCE OF
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HANOVER, COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON,
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA AMENDING ORDINANCE 02-01, CHAPTER 148, BY
ESTABLISHING THE RECYCLING REQUIREMENTS OF HANOVER TOWNSHIP, AND REPEALING ALL
ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES INCONSISTENT HEREWITH.
Mr. Colon seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr.
Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
DEVELOPMENTS
Mr. Colon moved that the Board grant an extension to the Developer of Minrad, Inc./LVIP IV Lot 45 relative to the Improvements Agreement to September 12, 2008 and to notify the Owner/Developer of the Board’s action relative to this matter.
Mr. Salvesen seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr. Colon noted for the record that the Developer of 2346 Jacksonville Road has granted the Board an extension of six (6) months to February 18, 2008.
Mr. Colon noted for the record that the Developer of Northgate I/Liberty Square, Inc. has granted the Board an extension of 60 days to October 13, 2007.
Mr. Colon noted for the record that the Developer of Northgate I has granted the Board an extension of 60 days to October 21, 2007.
Mr. Colon moved that the Board, as recommended by the Township Engineer, approve to adopt the terms and conditions
relative to the Preliminary/Record Plan for Lehigh-Northampton Airport Authority, prepared and provided to the Developer/Owner for signature, and the
Township Secretary notify the Developer/Owner of the Board’s action relative to
this matter.
CONDITIONS
1. The Developer/Owner shall receive the
approval of the East Allen Township Board of Supervisors and the Hanover
Township, Lehigh County Board of Supervisors.
2. The Developer/Owner shall provide
revised descriptions for all of the road rights-of-ways offered for dedication
on the plan and shall sign Deeds of Dedication for the rights-of-ways. Further, the Developer/Owner shall sign Deeds
of Dedication for the twenty-foot (20’) pedestrian trail easements shown on the
plans. (SALDO Section 159-30E.(9).).
3. The Developer/Owner shall pay all
current fees, including any outstanding plans and appeals account charges. (SALDO Section 159-36J.).
4. The Developer/Owner shall provide two
(2) Mylars for recording the plans and ten (10) sets of plans which are signed
and notarized by the Owner and sealed by the Engineer. (SALDO Section 159-34B.).
5. The Developer/Owner shall meet all
conditions of the Preliminary/Record Plan approval, and the Record Plan shall
be recorded within twelve (12) months of Conditional Plan approval, and agrees
that if such conditions are not met, the conditional Preliminary/Record Plan
approval shall be considered void, and the application for Preliminary/Record
Plan approval shall be considered void and withdrawn.
Mr. Colon further moved, that the
granting of conditional approval of this plan recognizes that the Township is
agreeing to the following on the Site Development Plan:
A. That the Board of Supervisors waive the
requirement that the total property acreage is less than two (2) acres in order
for this plan to be considered a Lot Location Plan.
B. That the Board of Supervisors defer the
requirement that the Developer physically widen the existing streets in the
plan to the required widths until the included lands are developed or subdivided.
C. That the Board of Supervisors defer the
requirement that the Developer install pins and monuments at all corners of the
property until the included lands are developed or subdivided.
Mr. Salvesen seconded the motion.
It was noted that the Developer agreed with and signed the conditions.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr. Colon moved that the Board, as recommended by the Township Engineer, approve to adopt the terms and conditions
relative to the Preliminary/Record Plan for Northgate II Lot 3/Airport
Commons Office Complex, prepared and
provided to the Developer/Owner for signature, and the Township Secretary
notify the Developer/Owner of the Board’s action relative to this matter.
CONDITIONS
1. The Developer/Owner shall enter into an
Improvements Agreement with the Township and provide appropriate security. (SALDO Section 159-30D.(5).).
A. The Improvements Agreement shall include
a notarized statement, satisfactory to the Township Solicitor, stating that the
Township shall be held harmless against any claim of damage from the downstream
property owners that may result from the proposed development. (Stormwater Section 152-10E).
B. The Improvements Agreement and a
separate covenant running with the land shall include provisions satisfactory
to the Township Solicitor, that the stormwater collection, conveyance and
control facilities located on private property shall be properly operated and
maintained. (Stormwater Section
152-10M.).
C. The Improvements Agreement shall include
a statement satisfactory to the Township Solicitor that the Developers of Lot 3
shall assist the Developer of Lot 4 on a prorata basis to pay for and construct
any improvements required by the Joint Traffic Study being submitted with Lot 4
of Northgate II.
2. The Developer/Owner shall enter into a
Maintenance Agreement with the Township and provide appropriate security. (SALDO Section 159-30D.(6).).
3. The Developer/Owner shall pay all
current fees, including any outstanding plans and appeals account charges. (SALDO Section 159-36J.).
4. The Developer/Owner shall provide a
Tapping Fee of $16,385.60 (3040 gpd x $5.39/gpd), a Connection Fee of $397.50
(1 lateral at $395.50/lateral) and a Customer Facilities Fee of $330.00 (1 Lot
x $330.00/Lot). These fees are payable
at the time the Building Permit is applied for on the building lot. (Section 140-13).
5. The Developer/Owner shall provide an
Impact Fee of $45,543.00 (141 PM Peak Hour Trips x $323.00/Trip). This fee is payable at the time the Building
Permit is applied for on the building lot.
(Impact Fee Ordinance 91-12, Resolution 97-11).
6. The Developer/Owner shall provide two
(2) Mylars for recording the plans and ten (10) sets of plans which are signed
and notarized by the Owner and sealed by the Engineer. (SALDO Section 159-34B.).
7. The Developer/Owner shall meet all
conditions of the Preliminary/Record Plan approval, and the Record Plan shall
be recorded within twelve (12) months of Conditional Plan approval, and agrees
that if such conditions are not met, the conditional Preliminary/Record Plan
approval shall be considered void, and the application for Preliminary/Record
Plan approval shall be considered void and withdrawn.
Mr.
Salvesen seconded the motion.
Mr.
Drew Bycoskie and Mr. Ted Laskowski were present to discuss the conditions and
request a modification to condition #5; where they would pay the Impact Fee on
a pro-rata fashion, where they would pay the proportion of that fee as they
build the building and then move on to the next one.
Mr.
Birdsall stated that State Law states you pay when you apply for the building
permit. If you have three buildings you pay pro-rata when you take out the
building permit for the first building, then the second, then the third; so it
would be pro-rata.
Mr.
Bycoskie stated they are fine with that and the conditions were signed.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle
aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr. Colon move that the Board, as recommended by the Township Engineer, accept the
improvements for LVCC I Lot 2 and approve the start of the eighteen (18) month
Maintenance Period on September 15, 2007, upon the following conditions:
1.
That the Developer provides the “As-Built” Landscaping
and Utility Plans prior to August 15, 2007;
2.
That the Developer provides Maintenance Security in the
amount of $5,293.50, with an expiration date of March 15, 2009 (one (1) month
beyond the Maintenance Period), prior to August 15, 2007;
3.
That the Developer adheres to Township Policy #25
(Payment of Plans and Appeals Accounts);
4. That the Township return the Developers’ Improvement Security upon satisfaction of Conditions 1 through 4; and
5. That
the Developer complete the landscaping and flow channels in the inlets and
request an inspection prior to September 15, 2007.
Mr. Colon further moved to notify the Owner/Developer of the Board’s action relative to this matter.
Mr. Salvesen seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr. Colon moved that the Board grant an extension to the Developer of Hanover Pointe Subdivision 102-Lot relative to the Improvements Agreement to July 27, 2008 on the following conditions:
1. That the retaining wall be
completed no later than August 20, 2007;
2. That site stabilization be
completed no later than September 15, 2007; and
3.
That the security be extended to one (1) month beyond July 27, 2008 (August 31,
2008) to the satisfaction of the Township Solicitor.
Mr. Colon further moved to notify the Owner/Developer of the Board’s action relative to this matter.
Mr. Nagle seconded the motion.
Attorney
Nicolosi stated that in regard to the Tri-Party Agreement with First Star
Savings Bank, the bank loan is due on October 1, 2007 and Hanover Pointe is
asking for an extension of the loan and the Bank is reviewing that request.
Attorney Nicolosi stated we need to change the extension date because we need
to know if the loan extension request was approved by the bank.
The Board agreed on the extension date of September 11, 2007.
Mr. Colon amended the motion to read as follows “that the Board grant an extension to the Developer of Hanover Pointe Subdivision 102-Lot relative to the Improvements Agreement to September 11, 2007 on the following conditions:”
Mr. Nagle seconded the amendment.
Mr. Birdsall discussed the noise berm.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
PLANNING & ZONING
Mr. Walbert introduced a Public Hearing for a Conditional Use for Lehigh Valley Academy at 1550, 1560 and 1640 Valley Center Parkway.
Mr. Walbert closed the regular meeting and opened the Public Hearing.
It was noted for the record that the hearing has been duly advertised and the Secretary has proof of publication. A Court Stenographer was present to record all testimony.
When everyone who wished to speak, had spoken, the Public Hearing was closed and the regular meeting was re-opened.
Mr. Walbert moved that the
Board approve the Conditional Use Application for Lehigh
Valley Academy at 1550, 1560, and 1640 Valley Center Parkway with the
following conditions:
A) Provide safety
and security plan by August 15th on an annual basis to Hanover
Township and Colonial Regional Police Department;
B) Bi-Annual fire
drill monitored by Hanover Township Volunteer Fire Co. #1;
C) Institute a
driving privilege policy tied to academics and provide to the Township by July
15, 2008, subject to approval by the Township; and
D) Provide a floor
plan with emergency exits and evacuation plan to Township, Colonial Regional
Police Department, and Hanover Township Volunteer Fire Co. #1.
Mr. Colon further moved that the
Township Secretary notify the Owner/Developer of the Board's action
relative to this matter.
Mr. Colon seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert
aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr. Walbert
moved that the Board approve the following Ordinance for amendments to the
Zoning Ordinance regarding AFHBD and that the Chairman and Secretary be
authorized to sign the Ordinance:
ORDINANCE NO. 07-11
AN ORDINANCE ENACTED BY THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF HANOVER TOWNSHIP, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA,
ENACTING CERTAIN AMENDMENTS TO THE “HANOVER TOWNSHIP ZONING ORDINANCE” AND REPEALING
ALL ORDINANCES INCONSISTENT HEREWITH.
Mr. Walters
from the Airport Advisory Committee asked if this ordinance relates to LVIA.
Mr. Walbert
stated the Airport Property is zoned R1-S; this ordinance applies to the land
that is already in the AFHBD; the Airport is not in that zoning district at
this time.
Mr. Colon
seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert
aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr. Walbert
discussed a petition for a zoning variance for a Sign for Plasterer Equipment
Company, Inc. at 400 Stoke Park Road. Mr. Walbert stated the sign does not meet
corporate standards and exceeds our square footage. The Board agreed to let the
Zoning Hearing Board handle it.
Mr. Walbert
discussed a petition for a zoning variance for a Special Exception within the
AFHBD for Innovation Wellness Partners at 4455 Innovation Way.
Mr. Walbert
recommended that the professional staff attend this hearing.
Mr.
Diacogiannis directed the Township Engineer and Township Solicitor to attend
the Zoning Hearing Board meeting for the petition to ensure Township ordinances
are followed.
Mr. Walbert noted for the record that the Public Hearing for the Amendment to Zoning Map for R1-S to AFHBD, rezoning certain property from Single-Family Residential Subdivision (R1-S) to Aircraft Flight Path Highway Business District (AFHBD), will be held on August 28, 2007 instead of August 14, 2007.
COURTESY OF THE FLOOR
Mr. Walters
from Airport Advisory Committee wanted to let the Board know that Mr. Duggan
dropped off a letter with information at the Township office.
Mr.
Finnigan stated it was distributed and recorded through DocStar.
REPORTS
Mr. Walbert
– Road District #1, Mr. Salvesen – Road District #2, Mr. Diacogiannis – Road
District #3, Mr. Colon – Road District #4, and Mr. Nagle – Road District #5
& #6 had nothing to report.
ENGINEER’S REPORT
Mr.
Birdsall discussed the East and West Sewer Districts and setting up a rate
structure to be included in the Township 2008 Budget.
Mr.
Finnigan stated he has received information from Mr. Birdsall already and will
forward that to the Board, but also recommends that the Chairman direct the
Township Engineer and Township Solicitor to create an ordinance for the East
Sewer District and the West Sewer District.
Mr.
Diacogiannis directed the Township Engineer and Township Solicitor to create
the ordinance.
Mr.
Birdsall updated the Board and discussed the intersection of Route 512 and
Hanoverville Road.
SOLICITOR’S REPORT
Attorney Nicolosi stated she has
agreements to be signed for Omega Assets, L.P. LVIP IV Lot 46.
Mr.
Salvesen moved that the Board authorize the Chairman and Secretary to sign the
Site Plan Improvements Agreement, Site Plan Maintenance Agreement, and
Declaration of Covenant and Agreement for Maintenance of Stormwater Management
Facilities for Omega Assets, L.P. LVIP IV Lot 46.
Mr. Nagle
seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert
aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
TOWNSHIP MANAGER’S REPORT
Mr.
Finnigan distributed the Colonial Regional Police Report, Bethlehem Area School
District report and the Fire Company report.
Mr.
Finnigan advised the Board that there will be a mock disaster at Hanover School
on Saturday September 22, 2007. The Colonial Regional Police, Fire Company,
Ambulance, and Deputy Emergency Management Coordinator Kris Mattson along with
the School District will be involved.
Mr.
Finnigan stated he and Mr. Birdsall were asked to attend a meeting at East
Allen with a developer who is interested in putting a facility in East Allen
and acquiring sewer capacity within the Township and needs the Board’s
direction.
The Board
stated we are not in control of the water or the sewer.
Mr.
Finnigan distributed the final document between the Township and Northampton
County to lease approximately 3,200 square feet of the 248 Brodhead Building to
house the Pennsylvania District Court 03-1-04. He needs authorization to have
the lease agreement signed subject to the approval of the Township Solicitor
and Township Manager.
Mr. Colon
moved to authorize the Chairman and Secretary to sign the lease document
between Hanover Township and Northampton County for District Court 03-1-04.
Mr. Nagle
seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert
aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr.
Finnigan stated there was $75,000 budgeted for Parks & Recreation and Crawford
Park totaled approximately $52,000. He received pricing for replacing the swing
set at College Heights Park with a tilted sky-runner, which is similar to a
climbing apparatus but has some moving parts and the price for that, including
installation, is $8,205.85; would need authorization to sign the agreement. In
Delta Manor Park the swing and slide are non-compliant, we will be replacing
that equipment; the price, including installation, will be $10,687.07; and
would need authorization to sign that agreement.
Mr.
Diacogiannis directed the Township Manager to sign the agreements for both
parks.
Mr.
Salvesen recommended that the Library, Fire Company and CRPD reports be scanned
through DocStar instead of distributing to each of them at the meeting.
Mr.
Finnigan stated he will look in to putting these on DocStar.
Upon motion
of Mr. Colon, seconded by Mr. Walbert, the Board approved adjournment at 10:00
P.M.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert
aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Stacy
C. Milo
Secretary/Treasurer