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Allegheny supervisors adopt Street Opening Ordinance No. 10‑2026 and approve $200,000 CD investment
Summary
Supervisors adopted an amended Street Opening Ordinance No. 10‑2026 and authorized a $200,000 six‑month CD at 3.90% through S&T Bank; minutes show motions carried but do not include roll‑call vote tallies or full ordinance text.
At their May 11 meeting, the Allegheny Township Board of Supervisors adopted an amended Street Opening Ordinance identified as No. 10‑2026 and authorized a short-term investment of township funds.
Supervisor Frank Weissert moved to adopt the amended Street Opening Ordinance No. 10‑2026; Supervisor Jeff Pollick seconded and the motion carried. The minutes do not include the ordinance text or a recorded vote tally. The board did not provide substantive ordinance language in the meeting minutes.
Separately, Supervisor Pollick moved to invest $200,000 in a six‑month certificate of deposit through S&T Bank at a stated rate of 3.90%; Supervisor Weissert seconded and the motion carried. The minutes record the amount, term and interest rate but do not record a vote tally or specify the accounting line or fund from which the deposit will be drawn.
Why it matters: adopting a street‑opening ordinance governs how openings in public rights‑of‑way are permitted and regulated, including permits, restorations and fees; investing township funds affects liquidity and interest income. The minutes confirm board action but omit ordinance text and some implementation details.
What’s next: staff will implement the adopted ordinance per its text (not included in the minutes) and execute the CD investment as authorized by the board; the minutes do not list follow‑up deadlines or account identifiers.
