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Votes at a glance: Penn Hills council approves senior housing conditional use, change order, resolutions and special counsel for Verizon

Penn Hills Municipal Council ยท June 18, 2024
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Summary

The Penn Hills council unanimously approved a conditional-use permit for senior housing at 111 Airheart Drive, a $20,000 change order for a mechanical contract, another referenced resolution, and appointment of Cohen Law Group as special counsel for Verizon franchise renewal not to exceed $10,500.

At a voting meeting the Penn Hills municipal council approved four agenda items by unanimous roll call.

Conditional use for senior housing: Council approved Resolution 6A (2024-25), granting conditional-use approval to Pen Heights Dwellings LLC for construction of senior housing at 111 Airheart Drive. Councilman Waldren moved the motion; the roll-call vote recorded all members as voting yes.

Change order for mechanical contract: Council approved Resolution 6B, a $20,000 change order for the Penn Hills miscellaneous mechanical contract. A staff member (Sean) explained MC Randall Company was the lowest hourly bidder previously used and that the additional funds will cover four further items at Plum Creek. The motion passed by unanimous roll call.

Resolution 6C: Council approved an item read in the record as Resolution 6C (reference spoken as '224-2828'); no substantive debate or public comment was recorded and the motion passed unanimously.

Special counsel for Verizon franchise renewal: Council approved Resolution 6D to appoint Cohen Law Group as special counsel for the Verizon cable franchise renewal at a discounted rate not to exceed $10,500; the motion passed by unanimous roll call.

Votes: roll-call tallies for the listed items were recorded as unanimous (Deputy Mayor Sapp: yes; Councilman Cresus: yes; Mayor Calibri: yes; Councilor Fasio: yes; Councilman Waldren: yes).