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The Lansdale Borough Council meeting on June 18, 2025, focused on a significant decision regarding the supply of heating oil for the upcoming season. The council voted on a motion to enter into a contract with Jerome H. Rhodes, Incorporated, for the provision of number 2 heating oil for the 2025-2026 season. The motion passed with a vote of 7 to 2.
Councilman Bridal introduced the motion, which was based on a recommendation from the Upper Gwynedd Township Board of Commissioners. This recommendation was part of a bidding process conducted for the Montgomery County Consortium, which includes several member municipalities.
During the discussion, a member of the public raised a question about the use of heating oil, seeking clarification on why it is still utilized. The council responded that the heating oil is primarily for the Jenkins homestead, which has not been updated to a more modern heating system and continues to rely on its existing heating oil infrastructure.
This decision reflects the borough's ongoing commitment to maintaining its facilities while addressing the needs of its older systems. The council's approval of the contract ensures that the Jenkins homestead will have the necessary heating oil for the upcoming winter season.
Converted from Business Meeting - June 18, 2025 meeting on June 18, 2025
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