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South Londonderry supervisors approve multiple contracts, personnel actions and fund separation
Summary
At its May 10 meeting the South Londonderry Township Board of Supervisors accepted multiple low bids and approved personnel and fund actions, including a $169,996 sewer contract, $13,811.88 HVAC contract, a $29,200 equipment sale, and separation of Fire Tax funds into two accounts.
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The South Londonderry Township Board of Supervisors on May 10 approved a series of motions that advance ongoing capital and administrative work across the township.
The board accepted a low bid from Wexcon for $169,996.00 to replace the Mt. Gretna above-ground sewer line, and approved a $13,811.88 low bid from E. H. Williams to replace HVAC units in the highway garage. The board also accepted a $29,200.00 offer on Municibid for a 2005 backhoe and authorized township staff to complete the transfer paperwork.
In personnel action, the board approved the successful completion of Part-Time Administrative Assistant Trudy Jackson’s probation and set her hourly wage at $17.50.
The board voted to separate the township’s Fire Tax Fund into two distinct bank accounts—one for the Campbelltown Fire Company and one for the Lawn Fire Company. The motion was made by William Bova and seconded by Faith Bucks; Jack Custer abstained and the motion otherwise carried.
On procurement and project planning, the board authorized engineering firm Rettew to prepare formal bid documents for the Campbelltown Park Pavilion project after the manager and solicitor advised the project must be publicly bid.
What the board approved (at a glance): - Mt. Gretna above-ground sewer line replacement: Wexcon low bid accepted, $169,996.00 (motion carried). - Highway garage HVAC replacement: E. H. Williams low bid accepted, $13,811.88 (motion carried). - 2005 backhoe sale: Municibid offer accepted, $29,200.00 (motion carried). - Colebrook Sign easement: approved (motion carried). - Rettew engagement to develop bid documents for Campbelltown Park Pavilion: authorized (motion carried). - Administrative assistant probation completion and pay increase for Trudy Jackson: approved (motion carried). - Fire Tax Fund split into two accounts (Campbelltown and Lawn): approved; Custer recorded an abstention. - 2023 Budget Development Schedule: approved (motion carried).
No roll-call vote tallies were recorded in the minutes for most items; the minutes state motions were made, seconded and "carried." Where an abstention is recorded (the Fire Tax Fund separation), it is noted above. The board adjourned at 8:31 p.m.
The township provided no further detail in the minutes about contract start dates, contract terms beyond bid amounts, or specific implementation timelines for approved projects.
