Regular Meeting
The
regular meeting of the Millcreek Township Board of Supervisors was called to
order at
Following
the Pledge to the Flag, Chairman McGrath called for public comment on agenda
items other than development or rezoning applications. No comments were received.
It was
moved by Mr. Curtis and seconded by Mr. Kujawa to approve the minutes of the
Board’s
It was
moved by Mr. Kujawa and seconded by Mr. Curtis to approve payment of the weekly
General Fund bills in the amount of $87,684.91.
Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
Mr.
McGrath announced the following bids received:
Resurfacing/color coating of
tennis and basketball courts
Paul O. Brown Company, Inc.
Nagle Seal Coating, Inc.
It was
recommended by Parks and Recreation Director
One (1) Used Forklift
Erie Industrial Trucks, Inc.
Used Mitsubishi
FG45K-LPG (<600 hours) $28,888.00
Used
E. D. Farrell Company, Inc.
New Yale pneumatic,
Class V $35,074.00
PennWest Toyota Lift
2005
It was
recommended by the Operations Manager of the Township Garage, William
Hitchcock, moved by Mr. Curtis and seconded by Mr. Kujawa to award the contract
to PennWest Toyota Lift for $20,750.00. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
It was
moved by Mr. Kujawa and seconded by Mr. Curtis to approve the enactment of
Ordinance No. 2008-3; an Ordinance of the Township of Millcreek, Erie County,
Pennsylvania to establish a speed limit of 25 miles per hour for Estate Drive,
from Golf Club Road north to Dunford Way; for Bison
Court, from Estate Drive east for its entire length; and for West Gore Road,
from West Street east to Peach Street; providing for the erection of official
signs to warn the traveling public of said speed limitation; establishing fines
and penalties for violations; and including severability and repealor clauses.
Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
It was
moved by Mr. Curtis and seconded by Mr. Kujawa to approve the enactment of
Ordinance No. 2008-4; an Ordinance of the Township of Millcreek, Erie County,
Pennsylvania to amend Section 2 of Ordinance No. 64 enacted on September 6,
1966 and entitled “An Ordinance designating certain street intersections in the
Township of Millcreek….as stop or yield intersections, requiring traffic to
come to a stop or yield before entering said intersection, and marking the same
as herein set forth,” and providing that at the intersection of Woodview Drive and Crosswinds Drive, Woodview
Drive shall be the stop street; at the intersection of Woodview
Drive and Idyllbrook Lane, Woodview
Drive shall be the stop street; at the intersection of Bison Court and Estate
Drive, Bison Court shall be the stop street; also providing for the erection of
stop signs at said intersections; and further providing for penalties for
violation of this Ordinance, severability and repealor. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
It was
moved by Mr. Kujawa and seconded by Mr. Curtis to approve the enactment of
Ordinance No. 2008-5 with the correction of a typographical error in the first
paragraph; an Ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 2, known as the Zoning
Ordinance, as re-enacted, amended and revised by Ordinance No. 100 and
Ordinance No. 74-29 by changing the classification of certain parcels of land
situate in the Township of Millcreek, County of Erie and Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, described as follows, to-wit:
A portion of the Property at 5637 Peach Street, now zoned “C” Business
District, II Height and Area, to be rezoned to “B” Business District, II Height
and Area; and Property at 4202 West Ridge Road, now zoned Light Industry, “A”
Residence and “B” Business Districts, IV and I Height and Area, to be rezoned
to “B” Business District, I Height and Area.
Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
On the
recommendation and explanation by Attorney Adair, it was moved by Mr. Kujawa
and seconded by Mr. Curtis to adopt Resolution 2008-R-10; a Resolution to
approve an agreement with the
It was
moved by Mr. Kujawa, seconded by Mr. Curtis, that
Attorney
Adair explained that Engineer Morris received a letter from the Department of
Conservation and Natural Resources indicating that in connection with the grant
to
It was
recommended by Chief Andrews, moved by Mr. Curtis and seconded by Mr. Kujawa to
approve the assistance of Millcreek Police for traffic control and security at
the annual March of Dimes Foundation “March of Babies” on
It was
recommended by Chief Andrews, moved by Mr. Curtis and seconded by Mr. McGrath
that Ptlm. Donald Wells be permitted to attend
training with the International Association of Bomb Technicians and
Investigators in
It was
recommended by Chief Andrews, moved by Mr. Curtis and seconded by Mr. McGrath
that Lt. Michael Tesore and Sgt.
There
being no citizens to be heard or further business to come before the Board, it
was moved by Mr. Kujawa and seconded by Mr. Curtis to adjourn the meeting. The motion carried and the meeting adjourned
at
Phyllis A. Vollbrecht
Assistant Secretary
APPROVED:
Brian
P. McGrath
Joseph
S. Kujawa