Rachel Warner Welsh

The meeting agenda includes several reports from various township officers: Treasurer's Report, Township Manager's Report, Solicitor's Report, Road Report, Code Enforcement Officer's Report, and Parks & Recreation Report. Unfinished business features an update on the PAWC Rt. 50 & Woodrow Drive Water project and a discussion requiring a motion to advertise for public comment regarding an amendment to the zoning ordinance for data centers. New business items include motions to approve the Township Solicitor's annual fee limit for various Boards, approval for a Joint Comprehensive Plan RFP for a Consultant, approval for a PAWC Application for Public Fire Hydrant Service, and approval for the 2026 Spring Repository Sale Consent Form. The session also anticipates an Executive Session to discuss potential litigation or employment matters.

The meeting included discussions on the Ortitay Subdivision, and a draft ordinance on data centers and on-site or ancillary power generation facilities.

The meeting will include the treasurer's report, township manager's report (including updates on the Avella Area Community Group and multi-municipal Comprehensive Plan), solicitor's report, road report (including a potential purchase of endwall boxes for a road project), joint sewer authority report, code enforcement officer's report, parks & recreation report (including a potential seasonal hire), an update on the PAWC Rt. 50 Water project, a repository sale, a proposed ordinance, approval of material bids from CCV Region, a Columbia Gas Release Agreement, and public comment. The meeting will conclude with authorization of invoice payments and adjournment.

The meeting will include the treasurer's report, township manager's report, solicitor's report, road report (including authorization to purchase storm pipe for a road project), joint sewer authority report, code enforcement officer's report, parks & recreation report, and updates on the PAWC Rt. 50 water project. New business includes a release, indemnification, and hold harmless agreement; a spring repository sale; a resolution supporting the PA Commission for the US Semiquincentennial; a donation for the Avella Community Festival; and Pennsylvania American Water Company's hydrant agreement. An executive session will be held to discuss potential litigation.

The meeting agenda included reorganization of the commission officers and a review of the minutes from the November 7, 2024 meeting. A key discussion point was the TPH Subdivision Plan #2, with a motion to recommend its approval by the Board of Supervisors.