Regular Meeting
The regular meeting
of the Millcreek Township Board of Supervisors was called to order at
Following the Pledge
to the Flag, Chairman Kujawa called for public comment on agenda items other
than development or rezoning applications. No
comments were received.
It was moved by Mr.
Figaski and seconded by Mr. McGrath to approve the minutes of the
Mr. Kujawa explained
the Insurance Management payment for various policies, one of which was the 2010
ocean marine policy/lakeshore. This
does not mean the Lake Shore Fire Department, but
Mr. Kujawa
administered the Oath of Office to Probationary Police Officers Jeffrey J.
Keller and Carey Lee Nicholson who started on
Regarding the
resolution for the installation of a traffic signal at Route 20 and
It was moved by Mr.
Figaski, seconded by Mr. Kujawa, that Mr. McGrath, as Administrator of Streets
and Planning, be permitted to attend PSATS meetings in
Mr. McGrath reported
that Sewer Department Foreman Richard Bridger received the following quotations
on service agreements for the seven (7) emergency generators:
Bridgeway
$6,094.00
Penn
Power
$2,705.00
On the
recommendation of Mr. Bridger, it was moved by Mr. McGrath and seconded by Mr.
Figaski to award the contract to Penn Power for $2,705.00.
There being no public comment, the motion carried by unanimous roll call
vote.
Mr. Figaski reported
that after asking the Board at last week’s meeting to communicate with the
Millcreek Township Water Authority, a letter was sent regarding the proposed
litigation against Erie Water Works. He
thanked his colleagues for their wisdom in pursuing this matter.
Also, on Thursday, January 14, discussions will continue at Erie Water
Works at
Mr. Kujawa reported
that Buildings and Grounds Foreman William Perry received the following
quotations on a gas furnace to replace one at the Erie Golf Course:
Irr
Supply Centers
$ 862.00
Meier
Supply Company
$ 969.00
It was moved by Mr.
Figaski and seconded by Mr. McGrath to purchase the gas furnace from Irr Supply
Centers for $862.00. There being no
public comment, the motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
Engineer Morris
introduced Logan Englert, a senior at
It was recommended
by Chief Carlotti, moved by Mr. Figaski and seconded by Mr. McGrath that Cpl.
Timothy Fallon and Cpl. Christopher Hauber be permitted to attend a
“Fire/Arson Origin and Cause Investigation” course at the United States Fire
Administration’s National Fire Academy in Emmitsburg, MD; Cpl. Fallon from
March 22 to April 2 and Cpl. Hauber from February 1 to 12.
Tuition and lodging costs will be paid by the Department of Homeland
Security, as well as mileage reimbursement.
The Township will be responsible for meal reimbursement. There being no
public comment, the motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
It was requested by
Chief Carlotti to liquidate ten (10) light bars, nine (9) “Vector” light
bars, one (1) “Code 3 Excaliber” light bar, and one (1) “Code 3” car
siren through the Township’s account with PropertyRoom.com.
The equipment is either outdated or in need of repair.
It was moved by Mr. Figaski and seconded by Mr. McGrath to approve the
request. There being no public
comment, the motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
Donald Stolz,
There being no other
citizens to be heard or further business to come before the Board, it was moved
by Mr. McGrath and seconded by Mr. Figaski to adjourn the meeting.
The motion carried and the meeting adjourned at
Phyllis A. Vollbrecht
Assistant Secretary
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APPROVED:
Joseph S. Kujawa
Brian P. McGrath
Richard P. Figaski