Third Party Code Inspection & Permitting Services (Request for Proposals)
Posted
Oct 19, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Seeking construction code officials and third-party agencies to provide plan review and inspection services in the township.
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Posted
Oct 19, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Seeking construction code officials and third-party agencies to provide plan review and inspection services in the township.
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174407
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5,223
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Township of Vernon
The meeting includes reports from the Road Master, Township Manager, Police Chief, Engineer, and Solicitor. New business items involve the appointment of a tax collector for the Street Light Assessment, the purchase of a new Ford F250 truck and a John Deere commercial mower, and the approval of two land development projects, specifically the Edward Jones and The Last Minit Mini-Mart developments, contingent upon meeting all outstanding requirements. Financial actions include issuing checks for approved vouchers and the ratification of payroll.
The meeting commenced with prayer and the pledge of allegiance, followed by a period for citizen comment. A significant portion of the meeting involved a resident's detailed presentation and discussion regarding the legality and practicality of installing 'Watts wapt s pump' (speed humps) on Debra Drive, referencing Pennsylvania Department of Transportation guidelines. The discussion covered speed reduction effectiveness, snow removal concerns, accessibility for wheelchairs, and whether the installation should be tied to a conditional use for the Hunter's Ridge development. The Supervisors later discussed proceeding with an investigation into traffic calming measures for Debra Drive, contingent on proper analysis. Following this, the minutes for the July 1, 2019, regular meeting were approved, and a motion was passed to approve payroll payments. The Police Department provided its report for July 2019, noting 232 calls for service, two criminal arrests, 17 motor vehicle accidents, and updates on the successful functioning of the new roundabout.
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The reorganizational meeting included the election of officers, Chairman, and Vice-Chairman. Several key appointments were made, including the Secretary/Treasurer, Code Enforcement Officers, Roadmaster, Road Foreman, Sewage Enforcement Officer, Township Engineer, Consulting Engineer, Township Solicitor, and Township EMA. Decisions were made regarding the appointment of the COG Delegate and alternate delegates. Specific appointments were made for the Planning Commission, Water Authority Board, Sewer Authority Board, Zoning Hearing Board, Code Enforcement Appeal Board, and Vacancy Board. The meeting also set the depositories for township funds, established the Treasurer's Bond amount at $450,000, and authorized attendance and established reimbursement procedures for supervisors and staff for state and local conventions, including the 2025 PA State Association of Township Supervisors Convention. Finally, the Pension Plan Committee appointments were made, Robert Horvat was appointed Chief Executive of the Pension Plans, the mileage reimbursement rate was set to coincide with IRS amounts, and the meeting adjourned.
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