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North Fayette supervisors approve series of appointments, agreements and an ordinance
Summary
At its March 17 meeting the board adopted multiple resolutions including appointments to parks and planning bodies, approval of a collective bargaining MOU extension, a bond reduction for Highland Ridge Townhomes, and Ordinance No. 549 updating street assessment procedures.
The North Fayette Township Board of Supervisors used its March 17 meeting to adopt a package of routine but consequential items including appointments, a collective bargaining memorandum of understanding extension, a bond reduction, and an ordinance revising street assessment procedures.
Chairman Bob Doddato moved and Treasurer Rich Valent seconded each measure. Roll-call votes recorded Doddato and Valent voting Yes on each listed item; Vice Chairman Mark O’Donnell was absent from the meeting. The board adopted the following measures by individual resolution or ordinance:
- Resolution No. 45-26 and No. 46-26: Ratified appointments of Luke Bennett Taylor and Emma Page Stefanchik as Recreation Program Assistants in the Department of Parks & Recreation. - Resolution No. 47-26 and No. 48-26: Ratified appointments of Danielle Reiland (seasonal intern, Community Development) and Alexander William Toth (Inspector, Fire Prevention, Community Development). - Resolution No. 49-26: Appointment of Russell Miller as a seasonal groundskeeper in the Department of Administration. - Resolution No. 50-26 and No. 51-26: Determinations that the Redevelopment Authority of Allegheny County’s planned acquisition and disposition of parcels 793-M-26 and 793-M-27 conform with the township’s 2014 Comprehensive Plan. - Resolution No. 52-26: Authorized execution of a memorandum of understanding extending the term of the existing collective bargaining agreement with the North Fayette Township Police Bargaining Unit. - Resolution No. 53-26: Appointed Ryan Patrick Murphy to the Planning Commission (partial term to Dec. 31, 2027). - Resolution No. 54-26: Approved various reports pursuant to Traffic Impact Advisory Committee recommendations. - Resolution No. 55-26 and No. 56-26: Appointment of Chuck Wooster to the North Fayette Transportation and Business Improvement Authority Board and authorization of a field rental agreement for the Pittsburgh Cricket League. - Bond Reduction No. 8: Approved reduction of the Highland Ridge Townhomes performance bond from $3,158,797.46 to $3,129,375.46, which the township engineer recommended represents 110% of the remaining improvements cost. - Ordinance No. 549: Approved an amendment to Chapter 21 of the Township Code to add procedures governing costs assessed for public improvements to streets, creating a new Part 5, “street assessments.”
Each item was moved, seconded and carried on roll call. The board also approved publication of legal notices for the Parks & Recreation meeting schedule for 2026 and for upcoming Conditional Use hearings to accept public comment on two applications for a proposed restaurant and associated drive-thru on West Allegheny Road.
The actions were procedural in nature and primarily implement personnel, planning and administrative tasks; the board adjourned at 6:42 P.M.
