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East Norriton supervisors approve assessment settlement, records disposal, grant application and bills
Summary
The board affirmed a tax‑assessment settlement for 300 E Germantown Pike, adopted Resolution 2936 to dispose of records under Pennsylvania State Archives guidelines, authorized an Act 101 recycling grant application for a front‑end loader to support composting, and approved payment of bills for the period April 28–May 25, 2026.
At its May 25 meeting, the East Norriton Board of Supervisors approved a series of routine municipal actions including a tax‑assessment settlement, records disposal, a recycling grant application and payment of the township's bills.
Township solicitor Sean told the board the assessment appeal for 300 East Germantown Pike had been resolved in a way that increases the assessment and the township's revenue; the board voted to affirm the settlement.
Assistant Township Manager Jeff Wooden presented Resolution No. 2936, asking approval for the tax collector to dispose of records in accordance with Pennsylvania State Archives guidelines; officials noted certain record retention periods vary, with some records kept for at least two years. The board approved the resolution.
Staff also asked the board to authorize applying for a DEP Act 101 recycling grant for a CASE front‑end loader to support the township's joint composting operations with neighboring municipalities; the board approved the grant application. Staff referenced an existing large compost turner acquired about ten years ago for roughly $380,000 and described a three‑party reimbursement arrangement with nearby municipalities.
Director of Finance Sydney Kane presented the bills for April 28 through May 25, 2026: accounts payable totaled $626,269.70 and payroll $475,692.87. The board moved and approved paying the bills; the meeting transcript did not contain a clearly transcribed overall total line.
No additional policy changes were enacted; each item was approved by motion as part of routine municipal business.
