Board approves consent agenda, subdivision, road materials bid and volunteer incentive
March 21, 2022 | Middletown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
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The Middletown Township Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a slate of routine and development items during its meeting.
Consent agenda: The board authorized payment of the bills list in the amount of $828,163.01, approved the March meeting minutes, approved Resolution No. 22‑10 to submit an application to the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) Community Conservation Partnerships Program (C2P2), released construction escrow No. 9 for the Stonehaven development in the amount of $19,469.10, and approved Resolution No. 22‑11 (sewer facilities planning module) for the Oxford Valley Mall multifamily redevelopment at 2300 Lincoln Highway, Langhorne. A motion to approve the consent agenda carried on an all‑in favor voice vote.
Subdivision (750 Olive Street, S/LD No. 22‑02): Attorney Bryce McGuigan of Bagley Carlin presented a final minor subdivision/lot‑line change to enable construction on a vacant, 2,700‑sq. ft. parcel by transferring a small area from an adjacent larger lot. The applicant obtained two zoning hearing variances and planning commission recommended approval. The board approved the subdivision with two requested waivers (a fee in lieu of sidewalks and driveway setback relief) after the applicant agreed to pay the fee in lieu; the motion carried 5‑0.
Procurement: The board awarded the annual 2022–23 road materials contract to Eureka Stone Quarry (Chalfont, PA) in an amount not to exceed $62,000, consistent with the township’s estimate and budget for road materials.
Volunteer incentive: The board authorized the February 2021 volunteer firefighter and EMS incentive program: a cash incentive distributed to each active volunteer across the township’s four volunteer fire companies and the Pindell Middletown Rescue Squad, covering 20 volunteers across five agencies and totaling the budgeted $30,000. The motion carried 5‑0.
All actions recorded at the meeting were approved without roll‑call dissent; motions and outcomes are summarized below for reference.
Consent agenda: The board authorized payment of the bills list in the amount of $828,163.01, approved the March meeting minutes, approved Resolution No. 22‑10 to submit an application to the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) Community Conservation Partnerships Program (C2P2), released construction escrow No. 9 for the Stonehaven development in the amount of $19,469.10, and approved Resolution No. 22‑11 (sewer facilities planning module) for the Oxford Valley Mall multifamily redevelopment at 2300 Lincoln Highway, Langhorne. A motion to approve the consent agenda carried on an all‑in favor voice vote.
Subdivision (750 Olive Street, S/LD No. 22‑02): Attorney Bryce McGuigan of Bagley Carlin presented a final minor subdivision/lot‑line change to enable construction on a vacant, 2,700‑sq. ft. parcel by transferring a small area from an adjacent larger lot. The applicant obtained two zoning hearing variances and planning commission recommended approval. The board approved the subdivision with two requested waivers (a fee in lieu of sidewalks and driveway setback relief) after the applicant agreed to pay the fee in lieu; the motion carried 5‑0.
Procurement: The board awarded the annual 2022–23 road materials contract to Eureka Stone Quarry (Chalfont, PA) in an amount not to exceed $62,000, consistent with the township’s estimate and budget for road materials.
Volunteer incentive: The board authorized the February 2021 volunteer firefighter and EMS incentive program: a cash incentive distributed to each active volunteer across the township’s four volunteer fire companies and the Pindell Middletown Rescue Squad, covering 20 volunteers across five agencies and totaling the budgeted $30,000. The motion carried 5‑0.
All actions recorded at the meeting were approved without roll‑call dissent; motions and outcomes are summarized below for reference.
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