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Middletown supervisors approve bills, development agreement and multiple capital items in consent and individual votes

June 13, 2022 | Middletown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania


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Middletown supervisors approve bills, development agreement and multiple capital items in consent and individual votes
MIDDLETOWN, Pa. — The Middletown Township Board of Supervisors approved a slate of routine and capital items at its June 13 meeting, including payment of the June bills, a development agreement for Oxford Valley Mall apartments, authorization to solicit bids for ADA curb ramps, and several equipment and facility purchases.

Consent and finance: The board approved the June bills list in the amount of $2,170,298.53 and approved prior meeting minutes as part of a consent agenda (vote 5-0). The consent agenda also included a development agreement with Oxford Valley Owner 1 LLC for Phase 1 of a multifamily apartment project; the chair said the agreement covers phases 1 and 2 and referenced a total of approximately 614 units across both phases, with two buildings and parking garages.

Capital projects and purchases: The board authorized preparation and advertisement of bid specifications for the 2022 ADA curb ramp program (construction estimated at $150,000; the township received a $150,000 Community Development Block Grant to cover that construction amount) and approved purchase of two fully equipped 2022 Harley-Davidson Police Road King motorcycles with trade-in for a total price of $40,810.72. The board also authorized a contract to purchase seating for the renovated meeting room (project budgeted about $100,000; contract awarded at roughly $108,000).

Other routine business: The board enacted Ordinance No. 22-04 to memorialize no-parking restrictions on the one-way portion of Golf Club Drive (signage already in place) and appointed Doug Downing as an alternate to the Zoning Hearing Board. Most motions were adopted by unanimous votes.

What happens next: Staff will proceed with procurement for the ADA ramps and motorcycles and will prepare bid documents and solicit bids where authorized. The Oxford Valley development agreement will proceed according to the terms included in the consent item and subject to solicitor review and any conditions recorded in the agreement.

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