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Willistown supervisors approve contracts, advertise traffic-signal project and set sewer-authority hearing
Summary
At its May 26 meeting the Willistown Board approved several contracts (HVAC electrical contract, Station 3 interceptor replacement), authorized advertisement for a Lancaster Avenue signal interconnect project (80% grant funded), adopted a bank-merger resolution, and scheduled a June 1 public hearing on a proposed Sewer Authority.
Willistown Township's Board of Supervisors on May 26 approved multiple procurement actions, authorized a transportation advertisement and set a public hearing on a proposed Sewer Authority.
The board awarded the Police Building HVAC Project electrical contract to AN Lynch for $70,500 after a readvertisement and acceptance of the lowest responsible bid (motion passed 2-0). The board also awarded the Station 3 Interceptor Replacement Project on Eisenhower to McKenney Construction for $474,884.00; staff noted five bids were received and Carroll Engineering reviewed the recommendation (motion passed 2-0). Manager Shanna Lodge explained the bidding process and that one bid was previously nonconforming before re-advertisement produced four responsive bids for the HVAC work.
The board authorized advertisement for bids on the Green Light Go Lancaster Ave Interconnect Project to connect and synchronize traffic signals along Route 30 between Plank Avenue and Woodview Way; Director of Public Works Bill Hagan said PennDOT is coordinating extension to adjacent townships and that the project is roughly 80% grant-funded. The board also adopted Resolution 13 of 2026 to acknowledge Victory Bank’s merger into QNB Bank and continue township banking authorizations; Manager Lodge said the resolution addresses only the bank name change.
On planning items, the board approved Conditional Use Application C-01-26 for 980 Providence Road with specified environmental and recording conditions (see separate coverage). The board tabled consideration of the Monument Road Park Design and Master Planning Project until all supervisors can be present to vote (TABLED, 2-0). The board approved the minutes for May 11, 2026 as amended and approved the List of Expenditures dated May 22, 2026 (both actions passed 2-0).
The board recorded each motion as passing by 2-0 with one supervisor absent. No votes recorded included names beyond the moving and seconding supervisors; action implementation will proceed through the appropriate departments and follow-up includes contract administration and required recordings.
