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Residents raise concerns about fire relief funds, sinkhole, code enforcement, and Comcast service
Summary
During public comment at the March 26 Cass Township meeting, residents questioned minutes language about fire relief funds at Clover Fire Company, reported a sinkhole on Church Road, asked about a PLCB deposit line on the Treasurer's report, and raised code enforcement and Comcast service issues.
Multiple residents used the March 26 public comment period to raise neighborhood concerns. Jim Quinn of Valley Road disputed wording in the minutes that suggested a 'close-out' for fire relief funds, saying the funds remain with Clover Fire Company. He also reported a sinkhole on Church Road; Chairperson Michael Sorokach said the township placed a cone at the site and will repair it when scheduled.
Brian Mull questioned a February Treasurer's Report deposit labeled "Alcoholic Beverages (License)." Secretary Evelyn J. Bergan explained that the line reflects the annual License Fee Distribution from the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. Antoinette Purcell asked whether the new code enforcement officer had taken over prior filings; Sorokach said the new code enforcement staff restarted cases and credited Advanced Code Consultants for progress at 58 and 66 High Road. Finally, Sorokach read a Comcast correspondence updating residents at the end of Valley Road (Mackeysburg area) and along Sunbury Road that service awaits PPL permit approvals.
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