Township of Perry

The board meeting addressed various administrative and operational matters. Key topics included the review of financial statements and the approval of bills for payment, with specific holds placed on certain vendor checks. Representatives from the Kingsmen Agency discussed the benefits of the Franklin Electric Grinder pump and agreed to propose a trial equipment agreement. Other discussions involved the status of the Bell Easement, feedback regarding the April EDU resolution, and plans for upcoming CD rollovers. Maintenance issues were reviewed, specifically regarding a low-pressure line break on Mohrsville Road and new piping quotes. The board also received reports from the engineer and solicitor concerning property permits, a grease trap requirement, and an upcoming sheriff sale. An executive session was held with no action taken.

The committee-of-the-whole meeting involved a review of preliminary invoices and a discussion regarding quotes for a new ADA-compliant township website from multiple vendors. Additionally, the board approved a letter of support for the Kernsville Dam Recreation Area Master Plan, and addressed a public inquiry concerning a pavilion on Industrial Drive.

The board discussed public concerns regarding traffic congestion and EMS issues at the Kimberly Clark warehouse, as well as inquiries about wildlife at a local retention pond. Key actions included reviewing preliminary invoices and approving a $500 contribution to the Center for Excellence in Local Government for the year. Additionally, the board addressed public comments regarding regulations for burning tree stumps.

The meeting focused on various operational matters, including the review of preliminary invoices related to road salt orders and vehicle repairs. The Board formally accepted the resignation of the Interim Roadmaster and subsequently authorized the re-opening of the job advertisement for the position. Additionally, the Board approved the hiring of a new part-time laborer to assist with seasonal requirements.

The board discussed and addressed several key items: a donation request for the Shoemakersville Pool, including the purchase of an AED; the adoption of an official call-out fee schedule resolution; the creation of a 6-month T-Bill investment with M & T Financial; reports from the Fire Chief regarding radio mandates; zoning and permit updates; planning commission subdivision and land development plan extensions; engineering reports regarding street work bidding; solicitor updates on data center zoning amendments and agricultural security applications; the approval of an estoppel certificate for HCP lots; repairs to township vehicles and infrastructure; and the purchase of picnic tables for the recreation park. Additionally, the board authorized the solicitor to pursue legal action regarding an ordinance violation.