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North Versailles approves sewer contract, audit engagement and routine bills
Summary
At its Jan. 16 meeting the North Versailles Township Board of Commissioners approved a $78,620 contract for the Naser Road sanitary sewer relocation (one commissioner abstained), authorized payments including $167,185.09 in General Fund bills, engaged an auditor for $11,550 and approved routine dues and fire-tax payments.
The North Versailles Township Board of Commissioners on Jan. 16 approved a series of routine municipal actions, including the award of a sanitary sewer relocation contract, authorization of bills and a 2024 audit engagement.
The board voted to award the Naser Road Sanitary Sewer Relocation project to Demex LLC for $78,620, to be paid from the Bond Fund, with final contract execution subject to solicitor and project-engineer review and approval. The motion was recorded as carried; Commissioner Beswick is recorded as having abstained on that vote.
Commissioners also approved the minutes of the Dec. 19, 2024 meeting and authorized payment of bills payable and paid from the General Fund in the amount of $167,185.09 and from the Liquid Fuels Fund $15,647.67. The board recorded those motions as carried.
The board authorized a payment from the Fire Tax to Crestas VFC #4 for monthly bills totaling $1,833.79 and approved annual dues to the Tri-County Council of Governments (TCVCOG) of $4,613. The motions were recorded as carried.
The board approved engagement of the accounting firm Hosack, Specht, Muetzel and Wood, LLP to perform the 2024 audit for $11,550. The motion was recorded as carried.
The board also approved allowing the Pennsylvania Senate and Senator Pisciottano to continue using office space at the municipal building at no cost; that motion was recorded as carried.
The meeting opened at 7:00 p.m. with the Pledge of Allegiance and roll call listing Commissioners Thompson, Kutch, Saula, Beswick, Yusko, Vice President Juliano and President Bivins present. Two public commenters were listed in the minutes—Elizabeth Didiano (Community Development) and James Palko (topic listed as "Road Salt")—but no remarks from them are recorded in the meeting minutes. The meeting was adjourned at 7:26 p.m.
Officials named in the meeting's agenda and reports included engineer Brad Branthoover of Glenn Engineering, solicitor Greg Evashavik of Evashavik Law, LLC, and manager Joe Varhola, who is listed as delivering bank and finance items. The minutes do not provide additional detail about departmental reports or the content of public comments.
