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Warrington supervisors approve ordinance, contract awards and fee updates; summary of votes
Summary
At its June 9 meeting the Warrington Board approved Ordinance 26,003 (pension amendment), multiple 2026 road and materials contracts, an Act 134 fee schedule amendment, a nonprofit notification waiver, and consent items.
Warrington Township — The Board of Supervisors conducted several routine but consequential votes on June 9. Highlights:
- Ordinance 26,003 adopted (amending chapter 1, part 7, article B for the nonuniform defined contribution pension plan). The board confirmed required advertising and notices before adoption.
- Road paving base bid awarded to Richard T. Barrett Paving for $950,066.04 (2026 paving program: 19 roads, ~4 miles) after staff review and reference checks.
- Concrete base bid for associated curbs, sidewalks and driveway aprons awarded to JDC Construction Services for $444,975 (second‐low responsive bidder after a withdrawal for a mathematical error by the apparent low bidder).
- 2026 road materials contract awarded through the Bucks County Consortium to Plumstead Materials and Eureka Stone Quarry; crack‑repair work awarded to Asphalt Maintenance Solutions LLC.
- The board voted to authorize advertisement to rezone TMP 50‑024‑001 from BZ to CMU overlay for review (to coordinate residential development across Route 611).
- Fee schedule amended to include Act 134 reproduction fees for crime‑victim documents; supervisors discussed waiver authority for low‑income victims and referral options to victim‑assistance organizations.
- The board approved a discretionary waiver to not require certified‑mail notifications for nonprofit land‑development applicants (item 7.7), as requested in the meeting; staff characterized it as a limited waiver practice rather than a universal ordinance change.
- Consent items 12.1–12.5 were approved; a change order reducing a 2025 road project cost by $333,688.07 was noted.
Most votes were recorded by voice; the meeting transcript does not include roll‑call tallies for every item. Where roll call or mover/second names were not stated on the record, the motions were recorded as approved by voice vote.
