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Findlay Township board clears routine business; approves paving pay request and sells public works truck
Summary
At its June 10, 2026 meeting the Findlay Township Board approved a $615,579.92 pay request for Youngblood Paving, accepted a $65,000 municipal offer for a surplus dump truck, approved refunds totaling $1,078.61 and approved minutes, payroll and treasurer’s report; hires and departmental notices were recorded.
The Findlay Township Board of Supervisors on June 10, 2026 handled a series of routine administrative and financial items, all by unanimous 3‑0 votes.
Key approvals included hiring Isaac Tautkas for the Summer Parks part‑time position effective June 8, 2026 at $15.00 per hour; approval of Youngblood Paving’s Pay Request #1 in the amount of $615,579.92 for the 2026‑1 Roadway Paving project; and acceptance of a $65,000 offer from Independence Township for the scheduled sale of the Township’s 2015 Peterbilt 348 10‑ton dump truck. The board also approved bills and payroll, the Treasurer’s Report (balances were read aloud), minutes of the May meetings, and refunds requested by the Real Estate Tax Collector totaling $1,078.61 across 14 items.
During supervisors’ comments, Mr. Chappell asked how enforcement would proceed if a developer failed to meet Conditional Use conditions; Solicitor Alexis Wheeler responded that enforcement is handled under the Zoning Ordinance and the ordinance sets fines. In comments from the floor, resident James Malesky raised a property dispute concerning pine tree roots encroaching into his basement, and Chief Mike Flaskos said the police department has posted information and begun enforcement for state e‑bike requirements; the board suggested additional residential outreach.
Mr. Gallant moved to adjourn at 7:50 p.m.; Mr. Chappell seconded and the motion carried 3 Ayes.
