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Solicitor previews 59 resolutions including HAZMAT building agreements and reimbursement plan
Summary
The county solicitor said 59 resolutions will be on the upcoming agenda, highlighting agreements for senior-center leases, assessment appeals, emergency services, dental insurance renewal, HAZMAT building change orders, and a reimbursement resolution to cover building, roof and tower costs.
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The Beaver County solicitor told commissioners a packet of 59 resolutions will be presented at the next meeting, many of which take effect July 1 because several departments’ fiscal years begin then.
He highlighted several items: an agreement extension for county waste pickup sites; a contract with an assessment-appeal appraisal company; lease extensions for Circle of Friends senior centers in Conway and New Brighton; multiple intergovernmental agreements related to code enforcement, emergency services and drug task force teams (items 35–40); and a dental insurance renewal that keeps current rates for two years (item 41).
The solicitor flagged three items connected to the HAZMAT building planned near the county walking trail at Brady’s Run: a change order (item 44) and agreements with Patterson Township on developer responsibilities and stormwater management (items 58 and 59). He also described a reimbursement resolution (item 46) that would allow the county to reimburse incurred costs — via a loan mechanism, if chosen — for the HAZMAT building, roof replacements at magistrate buildings, and a planned tower project.
According to the solicitor, commissioners will see those resolutions on the agenda for formal action at the forthcoming public meeting; details such as contract amounts and full terms were not provided in the work session discussion and will be available in the official packet.
Next steps: commissioners will consider the resolutions at the next meeting; staff said documentation will accompany each item for review before any formal vote.

