Snow Plowing/Ice Removal Services Equipment w/Operator RFP
Sep 12, 2026
Closes
Sep 1, 2026
Snow plowing/ice removal services equipment w/operator.
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Census ID
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209330
Population
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5,881
Procurement Hell Score
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72 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Township of New London
The board discussed potential emergency services authority formation and grant priorities with ECON Partners. Policy updates regarding snow removal and mailbox damage reimbursement were reviewed, and the purchase of a plow/scrapping blade for park maintenance was approved. The board addressed issues regarding the 2024 Liquid Fuels report and audit delays, and received status updates from the Planning Commission, Township Engineer, Roadmaster, and Zoning departments. Additionally, the board reviewed old and new business items including bid packets, advertising requirements for ordinance updates, and property tax exoneration matters.
The combined meeting involved organizational actions and regular business. Key organizational topics included the appointment of Mary Anne Steel as Chairman and Dale Lauver as Vice Chairman for 2026, appointments to various Township offices such as Township Secretary and Treasurer, and the appointment of professional consultants and commission/board members. Meeting dates for 2026 were also set. During the regular session, the Board unanimously approved the West Grove Fire and EMS Contract with a 10% increase. Discussions included an upcoming meeting regarding the formation of an Authority to regulate Fire and EMS taxes, the acceptance of a $150,000.00 Act 13 Grant for Stream Restoration, an update on the Avon Grove School District Tax Exemption Request, and the adoption of the New London Township Emergency Operations Plan via Resolution 2026-01. Resolutions were also passed approving Zoning Hearing Board appointments (2026-02), the Township Accountant appointment (2026-03), the Record Retention schedule (2026-04), and two Ag Security Area Resolutions (2026-05 and 2026-06). Recurring business included the approval of the December minutes and bills, updates on subdivision reviews, road maintenance reports, and zoning permit issuance statistics.
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The meeting included a discussion regarding an executive session held prior to the meeting to address The First Amendment to The Village Force Main Construction Agreement. The Board ratified the final version of this amendment, which included a $19,000.00 expense reimbursement to the Township, pertaining to operational issues and verification of the system's working order, affecting only Wheatland Farms. Key actions included unanimous approval for the Park Steward Position Contract, adoption of the advertised Budget for 2026, and authorization for the manager to participate in the PA Municipal Defined Benefit Plan. The date for Park Clean Up Day was changed. A decision regarding the Solitude Lake Management Pond Remediation Quote was tabled for spring implementation. The Board also approved a $400.00 donation to Yellow Mug/CLC for refreshments at the tree lighting event. The Hedge Apple Hill Escrow and Performance Bond review was tabled pending Solicitor input. Old business included the approval of the Secretary's Report and Treasurer's Report, updates on the Stegman Subdivision and Woods Edge planning commission items, discussions on the Township Engineer's Act 13 grant application support, and updates on property maintenance, including repairs to the salt shed drain and a leaking pressure relief valve. Future plans include listing the Kirk Farm in January, and addressing a request for a fence or barrier at the barn bridge ledge.
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