Developer asks Rankin to identify building-code official for $220,000 project at 3 Miller
Summary
Mark Child of the Mon Valley Initiative told Rankin Council the group needs the Borough's Building Code Official listed so a $220,000 permit application for 3 Miller can be processed; the township engineering firm will temporarily serve as the official, Council President said.
Mark Child of the Mon Valley Initiative asked Rankin Borough Council on Jan. 13 to help identify the Borough's Building Code Official so a building permit application for 3 Miller can be processed. "We are investing about $220,000," Child told council during the public-comment portion.
President William F. Price, III said the township's engineering firm will temporarily act as Building Code Official and already has the permit application. The council did not set a longer-term schedule for a permanent code official or outline next steps beyond that temporary arrangement.
The minutes do not include technical details about the planned work at 3 Miller or a filing date for the permit; Council did not vote on the permit at the meeting and provided only the temporary processing arrangement announced by Price.
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