Middletown Township Board approves $1.2M bill list and drainage project funding

During the recent Middletown Township Board of Supervisors meeting on December 6, 2021, the board took significant steps to manage community resources and infrastructure. One of the key actions was the approval of a substantial bills list totaling $1,287,566, which reflects the township's ongoing commitment to maintaining essential services and projects.

In addition to the bills, the board approved several important financial items related to local infrastructure improvements. This included a change order for the Langhorne Gables drainage improvement project, amounting to $31,936.09, and a payment certificate of $22,584.10 for work completed. These improvements are crucial for enhancing the township's drainage systems, which can help prevent flooding and improve overall community safety.

Furthermore, the board authorized a payment certificate of $444,829.94 for the 2021 road paving project. This investment is expected to enhance the quality of local roads, making travel safer and more efficient for residents.

Another significant decision was the approval of resolution number 21-36R, which pertains to the sewer facilities planning module for the Oxford Valley Mall multifamily redevelopment project. This resolution is a step forward in facilitating the redevelopment of the area, which could bring new housing options and economic activity to the township.

The board's unanimous approval of these items demonstrates a proactive approach to addressing community needs and infrastructure challenges. As these projects move forward, residents can expect improvements that will enhance their quality of life and support the township's growth.