Board agrees to engage RKL for apportionment study; manager reports RACP closeout
Supervisors agreed in principle to split the cost of an engagement with RKL to calculate apportionment among three municipalities, though one municipality's budget may not cover its share; the township manager also reported successful RACP grant closeout with an $87,500 remaining payment expected.
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Supervisors said they had unanimously decided to engage accounting firm RKL to calculate apportionment figures for three participating municipalities and to split the cost equally among the three. Board discussion indicated the share will be divided one‑third to each municipality but noted an outstanding question about how the charge will be funded if one municipality's budget has not allocated the amount.
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