Township of Slippery Rock

The meeting agenda included discussions on personnel and road salt issues, review of security camera quotes, and consideration of plans for the Sherman Lot consolidation and Miller Road parking. Key resolutions involved fire tax and the 2022 budget adoption. Other business items included setting 2022 meeting dates, addressing the scheduling of December versus January meetings, a PA One Call project, quotes for security cameras and phone systems, a CDBG pavilion project payment request, and an SRU Foundation grant for an industrial project. An executive session was scheduled to discuss personnel issues.

The meeting agenda included discussion on the fire tax with the SR Vol Fire Co, an engineer's report, a planner's report, UPMC renewal, LED light pole head renovations by M-Tech Electric, security cameras, phone system, and door lock quotes from Dave Davis Communications, and a definition of accessory buildings.

The meeting covered various topics including an update from SRU, engineer and planner reports, and discussions on the costs of a tractor/mower, paving Old Forge Road, broadband expansion, the Kiester Road project, a quote from Campbell Tree Service, a speed study request, traffic signal technologies grant research, storm damage to the community building, and correspondence regarding a NPDES permit renewal, a salt shed meeting, and flooding at 173 Miller Road.

The meeting addressed various infrastructure projects, including updates on the salt shed and Arrowhead Drive culvert projects. Discussions included quotes for a tractor and mower, the Kiester Road multi-model grant and related commitments, hazardous mitigation plans, broadband expansion applications, CDBG investigation for water and sewer extension on Bowman Lane, park improvements, speed studies, tree service, traffic signal grants, CDL training, culvert cleaning, and other miscellaneous items.

The meeting agenda included several key items: lot line revisions, plan reviews for SRU Foundation projects (Cozy Homes and ROTC), an SRU RSBA request, an engineer's report, a planner's report focusing on UCC interfacing with township ordinances, and various other business matters. These matters included proposals for code codification services, AED/first aid equipment, a sewage module replacement, a sewage treatment facility agreement, a CDBG allocation, and a fee schedule. A public hearing regarding University Village was also noted.