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The 7/20/26 Board of Supervisors Meeting
Published: Jul 20, 2026
Township Approves $187,745 Contract for Stormwater Pipe Repairs on Upper Weedley Valley Road
A proposal from NAbzone Contractors, Inc. for additional deteriorated stormwater pipe lining repairs on Upper Weedley Valley Road, east of West Valley Road, was approved. Mr. Berggo explained that this is part of a larger stormwater project. Public Works identified 587 linear feet of severely deteriorated 20 and 24-inch corrugated metal pipe, with a hole in the road already present due to the pipe's condition. The approved change order allows NAbzone to perform cast-in-place relining, a spot repair for the hole, and road repair. The work is scheduled for late September and early October. The cost is $187,745. Supervisor Gussy raised technical questions about the relining process and potential risks if the pipe is too deteriorated, to which Mr. Berggo responded detailing the cast-in-place liner process and contingency plans for spot repairs or potential full replacement if necessary.
Emergency Sanitary Sewer Repair on Pew Road Approved; Reimbursement Sought from Pico Contractor
Approval was granted for an emergency repair to a sanitary sewer main on Pew Road, near 810 Pew Road, which was damaged during a Pico construction project. Contractor PJ Riley made the repairs, and the township plans to seek reimbursement from Pico's contractor. The cost for PJ Riley's work was not explicitly stated but was submitted as an invoice. The board inquired about the likelihood of reimbursement, and Mr. Duda indicated it is 'more likely than not' through a process involving Pico's contractor and potentially PA1 Call. The motion to approve the payment to PJ Riley passed.
Historic Commission's America 250 Reenactment Camp Approved for Tea Garden Park
A motion was made to approve the Historic Commission's America 250 reenactment camp and Tea Garden Park event on September 18th and 19th. This event, funded through the budget process, seeks to waive certain ordinances, including open burning overnight and nuisance potentially related to musket firing. Security and after-hours activity have been coordinated with fire and police departments. This is a first-time event for the township, with similar events held in other townships. There was considerable discussion regarding security, potential impacts on nearby residents, accessibility, and the event's status as a 'rehearsal' for a larger 2027 event. Concerns were raised about advertising the event before approval and the parks board's non-recommendation. The location was clarified to be away from Winston Way, near the pavilion. The event involves about 30 reenactors and includes planned musket charges. The historical commission will also provide programming to explain the township's history during the British occupation. The motion passed with four 'I' votes and two 'nay' votes.
Tiffan Eastown School District Athletic Field Project Receives Final Balance Release of $517,716.77
The board approved the ESCAR release for the Tiffan Eastown School District Knes Athletic Field Project, releasing the remaining balance of $517,716.77. Mr. Berggo stated that the items have been inspected and recommended by the inspector from Princeton Hydro. The fields are already in use by the school district, though not all fields are fully completed. The motion was moved, seconded, and approved.
Township Approves Acquisition of 599 Park Ridge Drive Property Under Ordinance HR497
A public hearing was held for Ordinance HR497, authorizing the acquisition of a parcel at 599 Park Ridge Drive. Mr. McKenna presented board exhibits, including proof of publication in the Daily Local News and Main Line Suburban, a notification distribution list, a copy of the ordinance, and the draft agreement of sale. The item was described as a 'multiple flood house' being purchased through FEMA. A motion to approve was made, seconded, and passed with Supervisor Vonmal, Supervisor Humble, Supervisor Bascar, and Supervisor Gussy all voting 'I'. The public hearing was then adjourned.
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