Board approves Historical Days spending, playground purchases and electrical work
Summary
Supervisors approved parking signage, two playground items at $1,600 apiece, and authorized electrical work and a pole repair ahead of Historical Days. The board also discussed using playground equipment from the closed Salladasburg Elementary School.
NIPPENOSE TOWNSHIP — The board approved several Historical Days and recreation items Aug. 12, including purchases and minor site work.
Historical Days coordinator Carol Yost asked the board to buy parking signs and to authorize an electrician to install a new plug for a second trailer and to fix a leaning pole in a walking path. Supervisors approved the sign purchase (motion by Mike Eck, seconded by Chad Dunlap) and authorized the electrical work. The minutes record approval for two playground items at $1,600 each (motion by Mike Eck, seconded by Brett Bowes).
Eck said he would check on playground items left at the now-closed Salladasburg Elementary School as a possible savings opportunity. Recreation Commission items noted in the record include purchased mulch for the playground and the possibility of a fall girls’ softball league that would require a new contract and fees; no contract was finalized at the meeting.
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