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Township staff to advertise Cherry Meadows sewer-acceptance ordinance; engineer recommends Cronin award and bond reduction

Scott Township Board of Commissioners · December 9, 2025
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Summary

Solicitor said the township will advertise an ordinance to accept a sanitary sewer line in the Cherry Meadows subdivision; the engineer recommended awarding the C-53 flow reduction contract to Cronin Enterprises ($679,226.65) and recommended approving a bond reduction request for Flashoint Partners to be ratified at the Dec. 23 voting meeting.

At the Scott Township workshop on Dec. 9, solicitor Dylan said staff will advertise an ordinance to accept a sanitary sewer line in the Cherry Meadows development and that the plan must be submitted to the county for recording before the ordinance is passed at a later meeting.

Engineer Murray recommended awarding the Sewer Shed C-53 source flow reduction project to Cronin Enterprises LLC for the base bid of $679,226.65 and asked the board to place the contract on the next meeting agenda for formal approval. Murray said the work is spot repair and lining with one section of manhole-to-manhole replacement in the Burkewood/Silview area and that the project is one of the township’s required 10% projects under a consent order.

Murray also reported a bond reduction request (No. 6) from Flashoint Partners, reducing a performance bond from $1,466,574.16 to $1,391,917.16. Staff recommended approving the reduction subject to ratification at the board’s Dec. 23 voting meeting and said the contractor submitted the previous request in error and may submit a revised request for January review.

No formal ordinance adoption, contract award or final bond action was taken at the workshop; the board directed staff to add the items to the Dec. 23 agenda for formal action.