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Votes at a glance: Salem Township supervisors approve routine expenditures, payroll and multiple planning actions
Summary
At its Aug. 21 meeting the board unanimously approved the July minutes, monthly expenditures ($123,005.08), renewal of an HRA administration agreement, multiple planning modules and conditional subdivisions, an appointment to the Recreation Board, and advertisement for a road‑crew position.
The Salem Township Board of Supervisors on Aug. 21 approved a series of routine and planning items in a single meeting. Key votes included:
- Approval of the July 17, 2024 minutes (motion by Kerry Jobe, seconded by Ken Trumbetta); vote: unanimous.
- Approval of monthly expenditures totaling $123,005.08 across funds (General Fund $42,223.82; Payroll Fund $46,790.93; Liquid Fuels $10,893.32; Street Lights $394.86; Machinery $1,141.48; Park Initiative $1,978.00; Sewer Revenue $19,582.67). Motion passed unanimously.
- Renewal of the Primepay agreement to administer the township employees' HRA at $69.96 per month (approved unanimously).
- Approval of an intergovernmental agreement to install a variable frequency drive at the Cloverleaf pump station (grant approx. $34,000 reported), and approval of multiple planning modules and resolutions (Resolutions Nos. 20‑2024 through 25‑2024) for planning modules and municipal benefits services joinder.
- Conditional approvals for several subdivisions and plan actions, including Gettysburg Land and Cattle Company (parcel 57‑15‑00‑0‑068), D'Aurora‑Russick side‑lot addition, Domke subdivision, Koenig lot creation, and Shaw lot creation. Each approval included required plan revisions, easements and planning‑module or SEO/DEP steps where noted.
- Appointment of Tim Kozinko to the Recreation Board and authorization to advertise for a Salem Township road‑crew position.
All recorded votes in the minutes for motions called during the meeting show unanimous approval by the three supervisors present: Bob Zundel, Ken Trumbetta and Kerry Jobe.
