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At a glance: Warrington Board votes — June 24, 2024
Summary
The board approved appointments, contract awards, pension allocation changes, an ordinance readvertisement and several capital and operating contracts; this roundup lists each formal action and outcome from the meeting.
The Warrington Township Board of Supervisors took multiple formal actions during its June 24 meeting. Below is a concise summary of the votes and outcomes the board recorded.
Votes and formal actions approved by the board
- Appointment: Angela Benner — Approved (start date Aug. 26). Motion to accept the appointment passed by voice/roll call.
- Ordinance: Additional compensation for tax collector to collect hydrant tax — Re‑advertised and approved following required republication.
- Liquor license transfer: WAR R1508 LLC (1500 Main Street, Valley Square) — Board held a public hearing and approved consideration; signed resolution to follow.
- Award: Dane & Son Construction — $111,500 for township basement water‑damage repairs (covered by insurance). Approved.
- Award: Eagle Contracting — $457,775 for Palomino retention basin outfall channel rehabilitation. Approved.
- Award: Rab Well Drilling — $23,120 to abandon four wells at Lions Bridal Park. Approved.
- King Park tennis/basketball court rehabilitation — Authorization to advertise for public bids (exploratory authorization; no contract awarded). Approved to solicit bids.
- Contract: B. Bergville & Company — Exploratory budget/process review, not to exceed $5,000. Approved.
- Pensions: Asset allocation changes — Non‑uniform pension plan and police pension plan allocation changes approved as recommended by consultants.
- Consent agenda items A, B, C, E, F, G — Approved; item D tabled at staff request.
How the board recorded votes
Many approvals were recorded by roll call or voice vote with unanimous or majority support; where a roll call took place, supervisors individually voiced "aye". Several items (for example, the basement repair award) were noted as funded by insurance so no township general‑fund impact was required. The board asked staff to follow up on contracts and provide signed resolutions or implementation steps where needed.
What happens next
Staff will finalize contracts and deliver signed documents where necessary, finalize the liquor‑license resolution, and proceed with bid advertising for the King Park project. The incoming manager will be introduced formally at the next meeting and will participate in department assessments and budget planning.
