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Burlington Township adopts sick-time policy, approves treasurer computer and assessor pay increase
Summary
At its April 10 meeting the Burlington Township Board adopted an accrual earned sick time policy drafted by the township attorney, approved a three-year 5% annual increase for the assessor, authorized replacing the treasurer’s desktop up to $900, and approved payment of bills totaling $12,324.20.
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Burlington Township’s board adopted an Accrual Earned Sick Time Policy and approved several routine administrative and financial actions at its regular meeting on April 10.
The board reviewed a draft policy prepared by township attorney Seth Koches and voted to adopt the Burlington Township Accrual Earned Sick Time Policy. The motion was made by Darlene Mack, seconded by Barton Boyer, and the minutes state the motion "carried." The minutes do not include a roll-call vote or vote tally.
Members approved a three-year plan to increase Assessor Dan Brunner’s pay by 5% each year. The minutes record Brunner’s requested annual salary of $21,000 and the current salary of $17,800; the board approved a 5% increase (listed as $890) each year for the next three years (motion by Supervisor Jeffrey Eyre, second by Barton Boyer; carried).
The board also approved replacing the treasurer’s desktop computer and loading needed software, authorizing Postula Computers to perform the work at a cost not to exceed $900 (motion by Darlene Mack, second by Robert Mack; carried). The treasurer’s written financial report was available for review, and the board approved payment of bills totaling $12,324.20 (motion by Barton Boyer, second by Robert Mack; carried).
Supervisor Eyre reported that headstones at Abscota Cemetery were damaged in a 2024 auto accident. A cost-recovery invoice has been sent twice to the vehicle owner with no reply; Eyre said he will attempt to contact both the insured and the insurance company.
The meeting concluded at 7:31 p.m.
