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Beaver County solicitor lists 59 resolutions including hazmat engineering, insurance increase and CDBG demolition projects
Summary
Beaver County's solicitor reviewed 59 resolutions on June 11, highlighting engineering work for a planned hazmat building on Route 51, an insurance renewal that increased to about $787,000, CDBG demolition and ADA sidewalk projects, and contracts linked to the county's Boom event.
Beaver County's solicitor told commissioners on June 11 that 59 resolutions are on the county's upcoming agenda, and highlighted several items that county staff are advancing.
The solicitor said Windmere Engineering is under contract work for a planned hazmat building to be located on Route 51 and that the county recently received township zoning approval to move the project forward. "We just actually got approval from the township for zoning purposes to move that forward," the solicitor said.
Other items noted in the solicitor's review included a renewal of the county's insurance with P Corp, which the solicitor said increased by approximately $85,000 from the prior year to about $787,000; a new janitorial-services contract scheduled to begin Monday at the courthouse; and Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) projects including a demolition program covering nine residential buildings and an ADA sidewalk project in Homewood.
The solicitor also identified two agenda items tied to Beaver County's Summer Boom event: a lease for a parcel to host a children's zone and an agreement with a performer identified in the meeting as Brian Kelly (described by the solicitor as having been part of Florida Georgia Line). Another contract the solicitor highlighted was an intergovernmental agreement with Lawrence County to allow placement of youth offenders in that county's facility if needed.
The solicitor asked for an executive session "for personnel and litigation matters that we will not need to reconvene for." Commissioners moved to go into executive session at the end of the meeting.
No formal votes on the listed resolutions were recorded in the work-session transcript excerpt; the solicitor presented these items as matters appearing on the upcoming agenda or as contracts being finalized.
