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Harborcreek supervisors handle routine business, approve bills and satisfy street-light liens
Summary
In addition to major items, supervisors approved bill payments, satisfied $832.59 in street-light liens for 2016–2020, praised crew storm response, and discussed a potential Wall Bridge Road federal-aid grant estimated at about $300,000–$400,000.
At their March 18 meeting, Harborcreek Township supervisors handled several routine actions: they moved to pay township bills (referenced as bill list 6-26) and approved a motion to satisfy street-light liens for tax years 2016 through 2020 totaling $832.59. Individual supervisors verbally recorded affirmative votes; the transcript does not include a complete roll-call tally.
The board recognized township crews and the utility Penelec for recent winter-storm response and discussed resident complaints about heavy truck traffic on Cool Road, a road posted with a 10-ton weight limit. Township staff said they are contacting PennDOT district executive Brian McNulty and an affected out-of-town business about possible bonding for road impacts.
Supervisor remarks noted the township is preparing a federal-aid grant application for Wall Bridge Road; chair estimated the project at roughly $300,000–$400,000 if selected, and said the grant competition is competitive. The board also discussed Open Records/Transparency Week, the costs of required newspaper public notices and ongoing efforts with PSATS to seek alternatives to expensive newspaper publication requirements.
Votes at a glance: - Pay bills (bill set 6-26): motion passed (individual yes votes recorded; full tally not specified). - Satisfy street-light liens (2016–2020): $832.59 — motion passed (full tally not specified).
The meeting adjourned after no further public comments.
