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Votes and actions at a glance: certificates, road vacation advertisement, forensic review and standard business
Summary
The board approved two certificates of appropriateness, authorized advertisement to vacate a paper street (Highland Avenue), approved traffic calming measures and a curative‑amendment resolution, accepted a resignation, authorized forensic services for the municipal building, approved fuel bids and escrow releases, and paid routine bills including a Jones Engineering invoice.
The Falls Township Board of Supervisors approved a package of routine and consequential items during the July 27 meeting. Highlights included:
- Certificate of appropriateness approved for 101 Main Street (installation of porch roof, rear entrance and outdoor fireplace) for a property owned by Andrew Dell; the historic‑review board recommended approval and the motion passed unanimously.
- Board authorized advertisement for an ordinance to vacate Highland Avenue (a paper street) to abutting owners and amended the agenda to permit the advertisement.
- The board accepted the resignation of James Goodwin from the Falls Township Authority, effective 07/22/2026.
- The board authorized the township manager to engage Fletcher Forensics to perform professional forensic services related to potential construction and change‑order liabilities for the municipal building.
- The board awarded the 2026 fuel bids (ultra low sulfur diesel: Riggins Inc.; unleaded gasoline: Sunoco), approved escrow releases totaling $175,711.35 for completed work, and approved payment of the Jones Engineering Associates invoice for $265,582.50 alongside the regular July bills list (total $3,380,000).
