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Votes at a glance: North Fayette supervisors adopt multiple land‑use approvals, contracts, personnel actions and notices
Summary
At its Feb. 17 meeting the Board adopted a block of resolutions — including contract awards, land‑use approvals (Roaming Bean, Scott Farm, Walmart), franchise audit authorization, summer camp service agreement, personnel ratifications and ordinance notice publications — all by unanimous roll call.
The North Fayette Township Board of Supervisors on Feb. 17 adopted a series of resolutions and motions covering contracts, land developments, personnel actions and administrative notices. All recorded roll calls on the listed items were unanimous (Yes: Doddato, O'Donnell, Valent).
Key outcomes adopted by motion or resolution:
- Resolution No. 21‑26: Awarded Contract No. 25‑R03 (site grading and erosion and sedimentation controls) to the low bidder, per the Township Engineer's bid report (roll call yeses Doddato, O'Donnell, Valent).
- Resolution No. 31‑26 & No. 32‑26: Final approval and conditional use approval for the Roaming Bean land development at 8200 Steubenville Pike (3.7 acres).
- Resolution No. 33‑26 & No. 34‑26: Preliminary approval for the Scott Farm Wedding and Event Barn land development and conditional use approval for Hawthicket Properties' catering/event venue at 42 Old North Branch Road.
- Resolution No. 35‑26 & No. 36‑26: Final approval and conditional use approval for Walmart Real Estate Business Trust for a 5,000‑sq‑ft pickup/drive‑thru expansion at 250 Summit Park Drive.
- Resolution No. 37‑26: Authorized the Township Solicitor and Staff to engage Cohen Law Group to assist with a franchise fee audit and cable franchise renewal negotiations with Verizon of Pennsylvania, Inc.
- Resolution No. 38‑26: Authorized execution of a service agreement with Jump Start Sports regarding a summer camp program and related services.
- Resolutions No. 39‑26 through No. 43‑26: Ratified a memorandum of understanding with the Director of Public Safety/Chief of Police; accepted a resignation and ratified appointments for preschool aide positions; approved bond reduction No. 7 for Highland Ridge Townhomes; and authorized a modification to a PRD condition for the Standee (Blackstone) PRD.
The Board also approved the publication of legal notices announcing potential consideration of a LERTA ordinance amendment and a general street improvement cost assessment ordinance at the March 17, 2026 meeting. Payroll, invoices, routine departmental reports and meeting minutes were approved during the session.
All recorded roll calls shown in the minutes were 3‑0 in favor; the transcript does not record any dissenting votes on the listed items.
