Riverside Borough

​AGENDA
BOROUGH OF RIVERSIDE COUNCIL MEETING
April 3, 2023
 
PLEDGE TO THE FLAG
 
CALL TO ORDER
 
CITIZENS TO BE HEARD: 
 
I.    OLD BUSINESS
            A. Minutes of 3/20/2023 meeting.
          B. Minutes of 3/1/2023 meeting with Larson Design Group
II.       ZONING OFFICER REPORT
III.      STREET DEPARTMENT REPORT          
IV.       SOUTHSIDE FIRE COMPANY REPORT
V.        POLICE REPORT
VI.       MAYOR’S REPORT
VII.     SOLICITOR MICHETTI REPORT         
VIII.  BORO LIFE COMMITTEE          
IX.       NEW BUSINESS
            A. Boy Scout Troop 33 Project for Dumpster Day          
X.        MOTION TO APPROVE
          A. TRA Electric estimates 
          B. Manhole Frames & Lids  
    
XI.     ACTION ITEMS
            A. PennDot Traffic Study
            B. Act 537 Sewage Planning Approval Letter
           C. Danville/Riverside Pump Station Generator
            D. Non-Uniform Employee Handbook       
XII.    EXECUTIVE SESSION
 
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT SCHEDULED COUNCIL MEETING IS MONDAY, April 17, 2023 @ 7:00 P.M.

​RIVERSIDE BOROUGH COUNCIL
 
The Riverside Borough Council met in the Municipal Building, 415 Dewart Street, Riverside on Monday, March 6, 2023 at 7:00pm.  Meeting was called to order by President John Domanski.
 
Council members present: 
Vice President Barb Kriner, Peter Fleming, Brian Whitenight, April Shuman and Beth Rake. 
Also present were Solicitor Joseph Michetti Jr., Chief of Police Kerry Parkes, Street Superintendent Dan Gable and Secretary Lisa Fritz.
 
Absent from Meeting:
Delavan Whitenight, Council Member and John LaMotte, Mayor
 
Pledge of Allegiance
 
Citizens to be Heard:
There were no Citizens present in the audience.
 
Old Business:
Minutes of 2/20/2023 were read. Brian Whitenight made a motion to approve the Minutes, Beth Rake seconded the Motion. All in favor.
 
Zoning Officer Report:
Brian Anderson presented his report. He stated he spoke with the owner of the property with the fence issue. The owner told Brian that Home Depot and Lowes were sold out, but will get supplies to repair the fencing as soon as possible. John Domanski asked Brian if anything could be done about the property on Sunbury Rd heading to Avenue D, with stuff all along the fencing. Brian stated there is nothing the he can do because it is just limbs on the owners’ private property; as long any debris is not in a Right-of Way. John Domanski also asked Brian to check on a property owned by Brown, as the fence is falling over. Barb Kriner asked Brian to check on some properties on Sudol Rd that has roofs falling in. Barb Kriner made a motion to approve the Zoning Report, Beth Rake seconded. All in favor.
 
Street Department Report:
Dan Gable presented his report and he also did a presentation on “Man Hours vs. Work Load”. Dan stated he is pulled away from his duties many times; making them short-handed at times. Dan asked if the part-time Street employee, Nathan Apple could be given full-time for the remainder of the year and possibly for next year (2024). Beth Rake stated that Council has talked for years about hiring a fourth person for the Street Department. John Domanski said they might budget for a fourth person in 2024. Peter Fleming made a motion to extend full-time for Nathan until 7/1/23. Beth Rake seconded the motion. All in Favor.
Barb Kriner mentioned at a meeting with LDG (Larson Design Group), 48 manholes were documented as needing to be replaced. Dan said seven (7) manholes are really bad, especially the adjustable riser manholes. Peter Fleming asked about the lids on Avenue G. Dan said they cannot get the lids off of some. Barb Kriner said Chip Adams opened all the manholes that the Borough could not open. Dan stated the lids Chip Adams put in, have an “O Ring” to prevent seepage from entering. John Domanski asked Dan who notifies the Street Department if the roadways are bad from inclement weather. Dan stated sometimes, the Police on duty or he, himself decides. Barb Kriner made a motion to accept the Street Department report. Peter Fleming seconded the motion. All in favor.
 
Southside Fire Company Report:
Beth Rake made a motion to accept the report and Brian Whitenight seconded the motion. All in favor.
 
Police Report:
Kerry Parkes read his report. Kerry touched base on Scams, he stated “If you win a prize, you do not need to pay for it, especially if you did not enter a contest.”
The Police truck is at the Vo-Tech School having scratches removed. The Police Department received two (2) ‘Thank You’ letters. One from an Attorney for the diligence that Officer Eamon Shoff showed in handling a matter. The second letter was from Geisinger Medical Center for the professional response by the Police Department regarding the tragic murder of a Geisinger employee on December 30, 2022. Kerry and Brian Whitenight suggested a few changes to the Borough’s Noise Code in regards to Act 74 Fireworks Law. Attorney Michetti stated the Borough Code must conform with the State Code. No municipality can restrict fireworks on Memorial Day or Labor Day.
Barb Kriner asked if kids need a permit to sell hot chocolate. Kerry stated, No; however, permits are needed to solicit door-to-door jobs. For example, snow plowing or mowing grass.
Barb Kriner motioned to accept the Police report, Brian Whitenight seconded. All in favor.
 
Mayor’s Report:
No report was submitted.
 
 
 
Solicitor Michetti Report:
Attorney Michetti recorded the Easement for the ‘Welcome to Riverside’ sign placement on the Knouse property. Sealed Proposals for the Paving and Seal project in the Borough were opened by Attorney Michetti. The bids were awarded, pending review and approval by Street Superintendent, Dan Gable. Big Rock Paving, LLC was awarded the bid for paving in the amount of $126,771.50. The Seal bid was awarded to Russell Standard Corporation in the amount of $37,031.20.
Barb Kriner made a motion to accept the Solicitors Report, with Brian Whitenight seconding. All in Favor.
 
Borough Life:
April Shuman mentioned the following events:
Easter Egg Hunt at the Southside Fire Co on Saturday, April 8 at 10:00am. Baskets were donated by Anne Nicodemus.
Movies in the Park, Friday 6/23
Family Open Swim at Kipps Run Swim Club, 7/15, noon to 7:00pm
Halloween in the Park with St. Peters UMC Trunk or Treat, 10/31, 6:00pm to 9:00pm
Parade of Lights & Santa in the Park, 12/9 at 5:30pm
For further information, visit BoroLife on FaceBook. Beth Rake made a motion to accept the Borough Life report, Peter seconded. All in Favor.
 
New Business:
April mentioned that Council should try to find the Secretary, Lisa help with some year-end reports. Barb Kriner stated that perhaps, Shannon Berkey could help with going through old files and helping Lisa, perhaps paying her $30.00 per hour. April Shuman suggested that Council members go through the old files versus paying someone. Barb, April and Brian all said they would help with going through old files. Barb mad a motion to get training help for Lisa not to exceed 10 hours per week. Beth seconded the motion. All in Favor. Barb stated that Mahoning Township would like to meet regarding the light replacements on the bridge. The lights are rusting out and are over 20 years old. The bridge light replacements were tabled until the next meeting. The Resolution for PPL was adopted. All in Favor.
 
Motion to Approve:
Replacement of the “No Left Turn Sign” was tabled until further notice. Barb Kriner made a motion to accept the estimates, with Brian Whitenight seconding the motion. All in favor.
 
Action Items:
A resident sent pictures of ruts on the corner of the property by delivery trucks, trash trucks, etc. The owner asked if something could be done. Attorney Michetti stated, ‘unless there is a sign in the area or an ordinance on weight limit, there is nothing that can be done.’ The roadway by this property is owned by the Borough. The Solicitor stated perhaps the property owner could move the dumpster to a different location. Barb Kriner made a motion to hire Mid-Penn Engineering Firm for the new building project. Beth seconded the motion. All in Favor.
 
Executive Session:
At 9:12pm, Barb Kriner made a motion to move into Executive session. Beth seconded. All in Favor.
 
At 9:38pm, Barb made a motion to go back into Regular Session. Beth seconded the motion. All in Favor.
 
Barb made a motion to adjourn the meeting, April seconded the motion. Council adjourned at  9:40 o’clock pm.
 
Respectfully Submitted:
Lisa Fritz
Secretary

AGENDA
BOROUGH OF RIVERSIDE COUNCIL MEETING
MARCH 20, 2023
 
PLEDGE TO THE FLAG
 
CALL TO ORDER
 
CITIZENS TO BE HEARD: 
 
I.    OLD BUSINESS
            A. Minutes of 03/06/2023 meeting.
II.  BORO LIFE COMMITTEE          
III.   NEW BUSINESS
IV.    MOTION TO APPROVE
        A. Bathroom Ceiling Repair
 V.   ACTION ITEMS
        A. Finalizing Year-End Reports
        B. West-End Sewer Rehab
VI.  EXECUTIVE SESSION

ADJOURNMENT
NEXT SCHEDULED COUNCIL MEETING IS Monday, April 3, 2023 @ 7:00 P.M.

​Riverside Residents
Dumpster Day, Saturday May 20th from 7:00am - 1:00pm
At the former School property located on Avenue A
Not accepted: paint, leaves, limbs, wood ,grass, ashes, asbestos, batteries, Tv's or contractor waste.
Freon appliances, $15.00
Tires, $5.00 each (no tractor tires)
Once on Borough property, all dumpster items become the property of the Borough.

RIVERSIDE BOROUGH COUNCIL
 
The Riverside Borough Council met in the Municipal Building, 415 Dewart Street, Riverside on Monday, February 20, 2023 at 7:00pm.  Meeting was called to order by President John Domanski.
 
Council members present: 
Vice President Barb Kriner, Peter Fleming, Brian Whitenight, Delavan Whitenight, Jr., April Shuman and Beth Rake.
Also present was Secretary, Lisa Fritz.
 
There were no citizens present.
 
Pledge of Allegiance
 
Old business:
Approval of the minutes of February 6, 2023 was done by Motion from Beth Rake and seconded by Barb Kriner.
All in Favor.
 
Borough Life:
Nothing to report.
 
New Business:
John Domanski mentioned with the recent warm weather, there has been a lot of people enjoying the Park. A portable restroom will be delivered on March 1 for visitors in the Park to use.
John received a call from Les Taylor at the Merck Plant stating the plant will be shutting down in 2024. Beth questioned how long before the wells could become contaminated? Peter Fleming stated he understands there are still some contaminates in the water. Barb Kriner asked if water has to be shipped to Danville, will we have to pay for it? Merck currently treats their own wells. John Domanski wonders if Riverside would be penalized if Merck’s water spikes to high levels of contaminates.  
Council will need to discuss (with Merck) what their plan will be after the 2024 closure. April Shuman mentioned that Danville might be able to estimate what the charge for treatment would be after Merck closes.
Sewer increase will be put on hold until the third quarter, as Council needs more time to work on a rate for businesses. Barb made a motion to move the sewer increase to the third quarter, with Brian Whitenight seconding the motion. All in Favor.
 
Barb Kriner stated that Council will bid all street work together versus bidding out for each street separate, this is a change from last council meeting.
 
Brian Whitenight mentioned there will be a PGI (Pyrotechnics Guild International) certification course for fireworks on April 1st. There will be firework testing on this date in the Borough. More information will be posted on the Borough’s website and Facebook page once Brian receives the information.
 
Peter Fleming mentioned the ‘Welcome to Riverside’ sign placement was agreed to by the Knouses’; whom intended to attend the meeting, but actually could not. The tree in their yard was removed by Northeast Tree Service the week of 2/13. The sign will be placed, then electric will be installed.
 
Motion to Approve:
Dumpster Day will be held on Saturday, May 20th from 7:00am until 1:00pm. Barb Kriner made a motion to get the dumpsters from Fought’s Disposal. Brian seconded. All in Favor.
 
Barb Kriner made a motion to approve a subdivision map submitted by Pine Hurst Acres Properties, with Beth Rake seconded. All in favor.
 
Action Items:
Resolution for Act 537 (Pennsylvania Sewage Facilities Act) was tabled until the next Council meeting, as Peter Fleming needs to speak with the Borough of Danville.
 
 A committee formed by April, Beth, Peter and Brian will update the Employee Handbook.
 
Beth made a motion to approve a new mailing machine. Barb seconded the motion. All in Favor.
 
Barb made a motion to upgrade the current Quick Books program, with Brian seconding. All in Favor.
 
Larson Design Group would like to meet with Council members in early March to discuss updates on current projects.
 
Beth Rake made a motion to adjourn the meeting, Barb Kriner seconded the motion. Council adjourned at 7:40 o’clock pm.
 
Respectfully Submitted:
Lisa Fritz
Secretary

AGENDA
BOROUGH OF RIVERSIDE COUNCIL MEETING
March 6, 2023
 
PLEDGE TO THE FLAG
 
CALL TO ORDER
 
CITIZENS TO BE HEARD: 
 
I.    OLD BUSINESS
            A. Minutes of 2/20/2023 meeting.
II.       ZONING OFFICER REPORT
III.      STREET DEPARTMENT REPORT         
IV.       SOUTHSIDE FIRE COMPANY REPORT
V.        POLICE REPORT 
VI.       MAYOR’S REPORT
VII.     SOLICITOR MICHETTI REPORT
VIII.  BORO LIFE COMMITTEE         
IX.       NEW BUSINESS
X.        MOTION TO APPROVE
A. Approval of estimate from TRA Electric to replace folding “No Left Turn sign” with LED Blank Out Sign.
         
XI.     ACTION ITEMS
            A. Damage to property caused by heavy                         truck.
          B. MidPenn      
XII.    EXECUTIVE SESSION
 
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT SCHEDULED COUNCIL MEETING IS MONDAY, MARCH 20, 2023 @ 7:00 P.M.

RIVERSIDE BOROUGH COUNCIL
 
The Riverside Borough Council met in the Municipal Building, 415 Dewart Street, Riverside on Tuesday, February 6, 2023 at 7:00pm.  Meeting was called to order by President John Domanski.
 
Council members present: 
Vice President Barb Kriner, Peter Fleming, Brian Whitenight, Delavan Whitenight Jr, April Shuman and Beth Rake. 
Also present were Solicitor Joseph Michetti Jr., Chief of Police Kerry Parkes, Street Superintendent Dan Gable and Secretary Lisa Fritz.
 
Citizens present in the Audience was resident Alan Wertz and his daughter, Allie.
Pledge of Allegiance
 
Citizens to be Heard:
Allie Wertz was present to observe for a Merit Badge.
 
Old Business:
Minutes of 1/3/2023 were read. Brian Whitenight made a motion to approve the Minutes, Peter Fleming seconded the Motion. All in favor.
 
Zoning Officer Report:
Brian Anderson presented his report. Brian stated he had an increase in Solar panel permits. Brian Whitenight questioned the Zoning Officer about the residence with the fence issue; Brian Anderson stated he will contact the owner for an update. Barb Kriner made a motion to approve the Zoning Report, Beth Rake seconded. All in favor.
 
Street Department Report:
Dan Gable presented his report; manhole lid and ring maintenance, Christmas decorations were taken down, did Sign assembly, had a sewer issue on Third an Ave E, responded to PA-1 calls, had two snow storms (1/23/and 1/25) and went to call-outs for trees down. Barb Kriner stated there is $56,000.00 budgeted for paving. She asked Dan to get estimate for damage done on Boyce Road by PPL. Then PPL will be contacted to make repairs to the roadway. Barb made a motion to put the paving out to Bid. Beth Rake seconded the motion. Dan Gable stated he is happy to be back to work and gave Council a ‘Thank You card’ for everything they did for him and his family. Beth Rake made a motion to accept the Street Department report. Barb Kriner seconded the motion. All in favor.
 
Southside Fire Company Report:
Barb Kriner mentioned that she feels Rush Township should be contacted to possibly donate more funds to the Southside Fire Company than they have in the past. John Domanski stated a letter should be jointly drafted by the Southside Fire Company and Riverside Borough for a larger donation. Peter Fleming made a motion to accept the report and Beth Rake seconded the motion. All in favor.
 
Police Report:
Kerry Parkes read his report. He stated most mandatory updates are completed by Officers. They had several vehicle issues. The County has a wellness Nurse available for residents. Act 74 Fireworks law: the Borough will need to change the Noise Ordinance to align with the state law. Kerry Parkes and Brian Whitenight will work on updating the current code. Peter Fleming questioned jake-breaks and retarders. Kerry stated there is sign posted. Kerry mentioned there is a Bill proposing that motorcycles can organize traffic for events/rides, but must let the municipality know of the dates/times. Beth Rake asked Kerry if the Laundromat thief has been tracked down. Kerry said not at this time.
Barb Kriner motioned to accept the Police report, Brian Whitenight seconded. All in favor.
 
Mayor’s Report:
No report was submitted.
 
Solicitor Michetti Report:
Attorney Michetti questioned where the Borough was with the ‘Welcome to Riverside’ sign placement on the Knouses’ property. Peter Fleming stated he will have the Knouses’ sign the Easement once it is revised to reflect the following: Riverside Borough will supply its own electricity to the sign and the Borough will also have a tree cut down. The Knouses’ do not want the sign placed where the tree is. The Borough, along with Mr and Mrs Knouse will be involved in the sign placement to determine the best location. The Knouses’ are willing to place plants around the sign.
Barb Kriner made a motion to accept the Solicitors Report, with Brian Whitenight seconding. All in Favor.
 
Borough Life:
Beth Rake spoke with the Scouts; they will be doing ‘Trunk-Or-Treat’ on Halloween, October 31st, 2023. July 15th will be open swim at Kipps Run for Borough residents. The ‘Egg Hunt’, partnered with the Southside Fire Company, will be held on April 8th at 10:00am. Barb Kriner stated the Southside will get Easter Baskets to be raffled off, tickets will be available in the Borough Office. The ‘Parade of Lights’ will be held on December 9th. Barb made a motion to accept the Borough Life report, Peter seconded. All in Favor.
 
New Business:
Barb Kriner stated that two financial companies were looked at for Grant Writing. Both companies basically have the same experience in Grant writing. April Shuman mentioned the deadline for the RACP but we could possibly get in for the next round should be in the Fall. Barb Kriner made a motion to hire Hailstone Economic for Grant Writing. Brian Whitenight seconded the motion. All in Favor. John Domanski stated the School survey is complete. One neighbor by the School is concerned due to the fact the access road is in the middle of his driveway. Solicitor, Attorney Michetti stated the Borough owns the school property and can do what they need to do with the access roadway.
A letter received from the Borough of Danville suggests Riverside Borough installs a new generator for the pump station; as Danville serves Riverside’s pump station. Danville borough offered to get an estimate for the upgrade. Barb Kriner made a motion to let Danville Borough get estimates for a new generator and installation, then Council will review. Beth Rake seconded. All in Favor.
 
Motion to Approve:
Estimates for the electrical work and tree removal on the Knouse property for the ‘Welcome to Riverside’ sign placement were reviewed. Barb Kriner made a motion to accept the estimates, with Brian Whitenight seconding the motion. All in favor.
 
Action Items:
Brian Whitenight stated the Borough should move forward with funding for the school project. The Solicitor stated the Borough should get a Grant onboard and they will guide in the funding process. John Domanski stated there was a meeting held on Friday, February 3, regarding the drainage issue by the airport. Representatives from PennDot and Senator Lynda Culver’s office were in attendance. Lynda Culver is going to set up a meeting at the airport to further discuss the drainage situation. John Domanski said PennDot will be paving Sunbury Rd to Avenue A during night-time hours. All in Favor.
 
There was no Executive Session.
 
Brian Whitenight made a motion to adjourn the meeting, Barb Kriner seconded the motion. Council adjourned at 8:31 o’clock pm.
 
Respectfully Submitted:
Lisa Fritz
Secretary

AGENDA
BOROUGH OF RIVERSIDE COUNCIL MEETING
FEBRUARY 20, 2023
 
PLEDGE TO THE FLAG
 
CALL TO ORDER
 
CITIZENS TO BE HEARD: 
 
I.    OLD BUSINESS
            A. Minutes of 02/06/2023 meeting.
II.  BORO LIFE COMMITTEE         
III.   NEW BUSINESS
IV.    MOTION TO APPROVE
         A. Dumpster Day – Saturday, 5/6 from 7:00am to 1:00pm. Getting the dumpsters from Fought’s Disposal in Bloomsburg.
        B. Pine Hurst Acres Properties Subdivision
 V.   ACTION ITEMS
      A. Resolution for Act 537 ( Pennsylvania Sewage Facilities Act)
             B.  Employee Handbook
VI.  EXECUTIVE SESSION

ADJOURNMENT
NEXT SCHEDULED COUNCIL MEETING IS Monday, March 6, 2023 @ 7:00 P.M.

There is a friendly cat roaming in the vicinity of
S & H Avenue, past Whitenights.
​The cat is black & white, no collar and still has its front claws.
Please contact the Borough office at (570) 275-1751 if this is your pet. 

RIVERSIDE BOROUGH COUNCIL
 
The Riverside Borough Council met in the Municipal Building, 415 Dewart Street, Riverside on Tuesday, January 3, 2023 at 7:00pm.  Meeting was called to order by President John Domanski.
 
Council members present: 
Vice President Barb Kriner, Brian Whitenight, April Shuman and Beth Rake. 
Also present were Solicitor Joseph Michetti Jr., Chief of Police Kerry Parkes and Secretary Lisa Fritz.
 
Citizens present in the Audience was resident Clark Shuman.
 
Pledge of Allegiance
 
Citizens to be Heard:
None
 
Old Business:
Minutes of 12/19/2022 were read. Brian Whitenight made a motion to approve the Minutes, April Shuman seconded the Motion. All in favor.
 
Zoning Officer Report:
Brian Anderson was not present to present his report. Beth Rake mentioned that a resident from Meadow Lark Lane spoke to her regarding neighbors that are violating the Zoning ordinance. Attorney Michetti stated it is a Civil matter and the residents should contact their Attorney for advice. Brian Whitenight made a motion to approve the Zoning Report, Barb Kriner seconded. All in favor.
 
Street Department Report:
The Street Department report was read by Council. John Domanski mentioned that the carbide blade needs replaced, he told Chris Henrie to order one. John Domanski said Chris Henrie asked if he could carry over 37 hours of vacation time that he was not able to use due to an employee being on medical leave. Council agreed to let Chris carry the time over, using it prior to March 31, 2023. Barb Kriner made a motion to accept the Street Department report. Brian Whitenight seconded the motion. All in favor.
 
Southside Fire Company Report:
No report presented.
 
Police Report:
Kerry Parkes read his report. He stated the Police Department did not receive any Grant monies. Kerry mentioned they were called out for the shooting incident at Geisinger. Barb Kriner asked Kerry if his Officers know how to investigate a crime such as the Geisinger incident. Kerry replied they stay up to date on training and if a crime should occur, they would bring in State Police to do the investigation. Kerry stated he and his Officers had an ‘After Action Review’ regarding the Geisinger incident. The Police Department participated in the Borough Christmas Giving to a family.
Barb Kriner motioned to accept the Police report, Beth Rake seconded. All in favor.
 
Mayor’s Report:
No report was submitted.
 
Solicitor Michetti Report:
Attorney Michetti researched different approaches to Wind Power and Solar Panels. Currently they can be placed anywhere in the Borough. Attorney Michetti stated the Ordinance can be amended and suggested contacting the Writer of the ordinance for information on an amendment. John Domanski stated he is concerned large Solar Farms might be installed. Barb Kriner questioned what effect Solar would have on farming. Attorney Michetti stated they would not be able to farm where the panels are in place and income is better than farming. Attorney Michetti is going to do more research on the matter.
Act 537- Resolution from Gannett Fleming Sewage Enforcement Act from the Borough of Danville. Barb Kriner will follow up with Danville Borough’s Manager to get further information.
Attorney Michetti questioned the status of the Borough’s sign placement on a resident’s property. Peter Fleming is handling this. The sign cannot be moved until Spring.
LED Street Lighting – Brian Whitenight stated PPL might be replacing the Street lights in March with LED lights. PPL stated the Borough could not purchase their own lights.
Barb Kriner made a motion to accept the Solicitors Report, with Brian Whitenight seconding. All in Favor.
 
Borough Life:
Nothing to report.
 
New Business:
The Borough will be purchasing file folders for maps. Council suggested when Dan Gable returns to work, he could put all the maps into the file folders.
Larson Design Group sent a notice with an update on the West End Sewer project.
Council received a letter from William Conrad thanking them for the opportunity to serve the Borough as custodian. John Domanski researched Ice Skating rinks for the Borough. Council decided to table the idea until the new building is complete. Beth Rake suggested perhaps MARC (Montour County Area Recreation) could assist with an ice skating rink.
Barb Kriner mentioned the dangerous situation of water and /or ice that forms on the roadway near the Airport. On December 23, 2022, water froze on State Route 4001 and PennDot closed the road. John Domanski feels the problem is between PennDot and the Airport. Attorney Michetti suggested a letter be sent the appropriate personnel regarding the situation. John Domanski will draft a letter.
 
Motion to Approve:
2023 Budget – Beth Rake made a motion to approve the budget, with Brian Whitenight seconding the motion. All in favor.
 
Action Items:
Council approved the ‘Traffic Signal Maintenance Agreement’ authorizing Council President, John Domanski to submit future applications for Traffic Signal modifications.  All in Favor.
 
There was no Executive Session.
 
Beth Rake made a motion to adjourn the meeting, Brian Whitenight seconded the motion. Council adjourned at 8:58 o’clock pm.
 
Respectfully Submitted:
Lisa Fritz
Secretary