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Susquehanna Township approves one-year hydrovac services agreement with Middle Paxton
Summary
The board approved a one-year intermunicipal agreement for Susquehanna Township to provide a combo hydrovac truck and operator to Middle Paxton Township at a fixed daily rate of $1,280; the motion passed unanimously.
Susquehanna Township approved an intermunicipal services agreement May 28 that will send a combo hydrovac truck and operator to Middle Paxton Township for up to one year at a fixed daily fee of $1,280.
Interim Director of Public Works Travis Mease presented the proposed agreement, describing the service as the Township providing both a hydrovac unit and an operator. Commissioner Sean Sanderson moved to approve the contract and Commissioner Pamela Cross seconded. President Frank Lynch recorded the motion as carried unanimously.
The agreement is effective through June 1, 2027, and will automatically renew for an additional year unless either party gives at least 30 days' written notice prior to the end of the then-current term. No further details about anticipated call volume or projected annual revenue from the arrangement were provided at the meeting.
Commissioners did not debate the day rate during the meeting beyond Commissioner Steven Napper’s verification of the $1,280 daily cost. The board likewise did not specify any insurance, indemnification, or staffing contingencies in the presentation; those details are expected to appear in the executed contract documents.
