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Winfield supervisors authorize DEP permit signatories for 2025 bridge replacements
Summary
Supervisors approved Resolution 07-2025 authorizing the chairman and vice chairman to sign documents related to Pennsylvania DEP permits needed for the township's 2025 bridge replacement projects; the motion passed unanimously on June 26, 2025.
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Winfield Township supervisors voted June 26, 2025, to authorize township leadership to sign the documents required for state permits tied to planned bridge replacements.
"Mr. Klabnik motioned to approve Resolution 07-2025 authorizing the Chairman and Vice Chairman to sign documents related to the DEP permits needed for the 2025 Bridge Replacement projects. Mr. Nagle seconded; all in favor. Motion carried." The motion was made by Chairman Matthew Klabnik and seconded by Supervisor Glenn Nagle and carried with all supervisors voting yes.
The authorization formalizes who may sign application and permit‑related documents with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection for the township's 2025 bridge projects. Supervisors did not discuss specific bridge locations at the meeting; the vote centered on granting signature authority so staff and engineers can proceed with permit submissions and related paperwork.
Next steps noted in the meeting record include coordination with the township engineer and permit preparations; no additional timetable or funding detail for individual bridge projects was provided at the meeting.
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