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Votes at a glance: minutes, insurance renewal, bond release, appointments and project advertisements approved

Murrysville Borough Council · April 2, 2026
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Summary

At its April 1 meeting, Murrysville Borough Council approved the March 17 minutes, renewed insurance coverages, authorized multiple public-works advertisements, partially reduced a site-development bond, appointed an alternate sewage enforcement officer, awarded a park paving contract and adjourned following announcement of an executive session.

Murrysville Borough Council recorded votes on routine and procurement items at its April 1 meeting. Key outcomes:

- Minutes: Council approved the March 17, 2026 minutes on a motion and second.

- Insurance: Council approved renewal of property/casualty, automobile and professional liability policies totaling $184,336 for the April 2026–March 2027 policy year (see separate coverage).

- Community Development: Council approved a partial bond release for SP6-24 Tobin Land Development in the partial amount stated in the transcript and left approximately $29,000 to remain for paving and landscaping per engineering determination.

- Appointments: Council appointed David Job as alternate sewage enforcement officer to assist Engineer Emily on complex inspections while Emily remains the primary officer.

- Advertisements: Council authorized advertisement for the Library Sidewalk Reconstruction Project (DPW-6-26) and the annual alternative road treatment project (DPW-2-26).

- Contracts: Council awarded DPW-5-26 Chambers Park Paving to Tresco Paving for $47,287.50.

- Executive session: Council announced an executive session to discuss a legal matter and a contract/real estate matter; no public action was expected afterward.

All motions referenced above were presented and passed on voice votes during the meeting; the transcript records approvals but does not include a full roll-call vote record for each motion. Staff will return with bid results and contract paperwork as required by procurement procedures.