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Board approves contracts, ordinance and resolutions; votes at a glance
Summary
At its regular meeting the board approved the consent agenda (items B'E), extended PA American Water agreement to 03/01/2025, authorized an Able Recon sewer lining contract not to exceed $880,443, adopted a water-code ordinance for Mount Zion Water District, and approved resolutions 2025-26 (volunteer tax credit procedures) and 2025-27 (supervisor compensation cap).
The Springettsbury Township Board of Supervisors took several formal actions during its regular meeting.
Consent agenda: Supervisor Charles moved approval of consent items B through E; the motion was seconded and carried on a voice vote.
PA American Water: The board approved the fourth amendment to the articles of agreement with PA American Water Company extending the term to March 1, 2025. The item was presented as advertised and a motion to adopt carried after a second.
Able Recon sanitary sewer contract: The board authorized entering into a contract with Able Recon to line sanitary sewer pipes and manholes in Fayfield for an amount not to exceed $880,443 (CoStars contract 016-E23-312). The item was represented as part of the 2025 Springettsbury Sewer Capital program; a motion to authorize the contract was moved, seconded and approved.
Ordinance (Chapter 319, Mount Zion Water District): The board adopted an ordinance amending Chapter 319 to extend a connection timeframe from six months to 12 months for the Mount Zion Water District; the ordinance had been advertised and was ready for adoption.
Resolutions: The board approved Resolution 2025-26 enacting a tax credit for volunteer members of fire companies and nonprofit EMS agencies and establishing administrative procedures and appeals, and Resolution 2025-27 setting the annual maximum amount for township supervisor compensation (the change would apply to future seats; the resolution does not change pay for current incumbents).
Votes and records: Motions were made and seconded on the items above and carried at the meeting; the transcript records voice approvals on the floor but does not provide a roll-call table with named votes for every motion. Where tallies or individual named votes were recorded in the meeting transcript, they are reflected in the township's official minutes.
