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Union City approves $104,740 paving payment, applies county aid and allocates millings to local sites

Borough of Union City Council · June 25, 2024
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Summary

Council approved payment of a Cross Paving invoice of $104,740.81 (split between Liquid Fuels and the General Fund), accepted $15,625 in County Aid toward a seal-coat payment, and authorized 2–3 loads of millings for the American Legion ballfield.

Union City Borough Council unanimously approved disbursing Liquid Fuels and General Fund money to pay the Cross Paving invoice for the 2024 paving project, accepted County Aid for a seal-coat payment, and authorized distribution of millings from the paving work.

Council approved payment of a Cross Paving invoice totaling $104,740.81, allocating $92,130.00 from Liquid Fuels and $12,610.81 from the General Fund. The motion to approve the disbursement was made by Councilor Steadman and seconded by Councilor Kerns, and it carried unanimously.

Separately, Council approved applying $15,625 in County Aid to the Suit-Kote seal-coat project payment; Councilor Joyce moved and Councilor Osborn seconded the resolution. Council also discussed grinding millings for reuse; Union Township will truck and grind material, track its usage, and a previously approved load will be taken to Evergreen Cemetery. The Council approved supplying 2–3 loads of millings to the American Legion ballfield to address driveway issues; Councilor Osborn moved and Councilor Joyce seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.

Streets Supervisor Bob Phillips reported that Cross Paving and Suit-Kote completed the 2024 paving projects and that catch-basin work and mowing are ongoing. The borough will track use of the millings and coordinate grinding and transport with Union Township.