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At-a-glance: Salem supervisors approve monthly expenditures, personnel and multiple subdivision and planning motions
Summary
The board unanimously approved the monthly expenditures totaling $123,005.08, renewed a Primepay HRA agreement, appointed a recreation board member, advertised a road‑crew opening and approved multiple planning modules and subdivision motions, all by unanimous vote.
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At its Aug. 21 meeting, the Salem Township Board of Supervisors recorded unanimous votes on routine financial, personnel and land‑use items.
Key votes recorded in the minutes included:
- Approval of the minutes of July 17, 2024 (motion moved by Kerry Jobe; seconded by Ken Trumbetta). - Approval of monthly expenditures totaling $123,005.08 across township funds (General Fund $42,223.82; Payroll $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). - Renewal of Primepay agreement for HRA administration at $69.96 per month, effective Nov. 1, 2024. - Approvals of multiple planning modules and resolutions (Kifer No. 2; Shaw Brothers; Gettysburg Land & Cattle Company subdivision recorded with conditions; Municipal Benefits Services joinder). - Appointment of Tim Kozinko to the Recreation Board (Rec. Board president Kathy Hamilton spoke in support) and advertisement for a Salem Township road crew position. - Multiple subdivision approvals for D'Aurora–Russick side‑lot addition, Lisa Domke subdivision, John Randall Koenig lot creation, and Jeff Shaw lot creation — each approved subject to technical plan revisions, easements, setback labeling, Planning Module/SEO/DEP approvals and required signatures.
All motions in this checklist recorded the same vote pattern: Bob Zundel, Ken Trumbetta and Kerry Jobe voted in favor; motions passed unanimously. The board adjourned at 8:30 p.m. and set the next meeting for Sept. 18, 2024, at 7 p.m.
