.   PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG.

2.   CALL THE MEETING TO ORDER.  (BY PRESIDENT OR Vice PRESIDENT)

3.   ROLL CALL. (TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATOR)

4.   REQUEST TO AMEND THE PUBLISHED AGENDA

5.   APPROVAL OF THE FEBRUARY 11, 20258 REGULAR MEETING MINUTES: BY MOTION

6.   PUBLIC COMMENT

7.   POLICE REPORT

·          Solicitation Ordinance

·          Training for Officer Allison: By Motion

9.   ENGINEER REPORT

·          Michigan Ave Playground Project-

·          2024 Wasteload Management Report

·          Multimodal Grant resubmission. By motion

10. ROAD FOREMAN REPORT

·          Street Signs

11. ZONING

·     Zoning Permits 1 roof

Land merger inquiry-1

    Zoning personnel hours- 6

12. SOLICITOR REPORT

·          Judicial Sale list

·          Property Maintenance updates

·          235 Highland Park Road

13.  EXECUTIVE SESSION

·          Personnel

o    New Hire

o    Vested Retirement Benefit

14.  CORRESPONDENCE

·          Correspondence from The Eads Group regarding Meter Pit installation for Conemaugh Township Municipal Authority, Somerset County

·          Correspondence from Dr. Zahorchak sent to Cambria County Conservation District

15.  OLD BUSINESS NOT READY FOR ACTION

·          Upper Yoder Agreement

16.  NEW BUSINESS

·          Mural on the bus garage at Eugene Street

·          Audit engagement letter: By motion

17. COMMITTEE REPORTS

  18. AUTHORIZATION TO PAY BILLS: ALL APPROVED BY MOTION AND ROLL CALL VOTE:

APPROVAL OF THE FOLLOWING BILLS AS PRESENTED

·          The General Fund and Payroll bills Between the Meeting of February  11, 2025 to March 10, 2025 $                                                                                         

  ·          The General Fund bills PAID ON THE MEETING March  11, 2025  $      

 ·          The Motor License Fund bills that were due as of March 11, 2025 $

 ·          The Sewer Fund Payments that were due as of March 11, 2025 $

19   APPROVAL OF THE JANUARY  & FEB RUARY   2025 TREASURER REPORT

20.   SET THE DATE FOR REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD AS TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 8, 2025 IN THE WILLIAM KNIPPLE COMMISSIONERS ROOM OF THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING. 

21.   ADJOURN THE MEETING (BY MOTION)

A $15 donation secures your horse, good food, and drink.
Must be 21 to enter
Doors open at 6pm races start at 7pm
For tickets message or call 814-288-1100.
Or purchase online https://www.riversidevfc.com/store/p/night-at-the-races

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG.

2.   CALL THE MEETING TO ORDER.  (BY PRESIDENT OR Vice PRESIDENT)

3.   ROLL CALL. (TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATOR)

4.   REQUEST TO AMEND THE PUBLISHED AGENDA

5.   APPROVAL OF THE JANUARY 14, 20258 REGULAR MEETING MINUTES: BY MOTION

6.   PUBLIC COMMENT

7.   POLICE REPORT

·          Animal control

·          Consideration to advertise Civil Service Testing for Part time officers

·          Consideration to received sealed bids for the 2011 Crown Victoria Sedan.

·          Consideration to sell the 2013 Ford Taurus on Municibid

·          Consideration to sell  5 Pro Vision Body Cameras

·          Consideration for the expenditure to KB Undercoating for the 2024 Interceptors at $300.00 each utilizing General fund monies

·          Consideration for the expenditure to MDX detailing for the 2024 interceptors to receive clear coat for $2,177,49 utilizing General fund monies

9.   ENGINEER REPORT

·          Michigan Ave Playground Project- Consideration to proceed with bidding development & subsequent advertisements

10. ROAD FOREMAN REPORT

·          Consideration to obtain quotes to construct a black top pad at the Salt Bin.

·          Consideration to sell the roller for scrap monies

·          Consideration for repairs to the 2004 Chevy, steering box & stabilizer links for approximately $600.00 from Napa or Advanced Auto utilizing General fund & sewer fund monies  By motion

·          Consideration to purchase a battery grease gun for $300.00, utilizing sewer fund, general fund and storm sewer fund monies

·          PA One call rebates

11. ZONING

·          Zoning inquiries           

Zoning Permits Hen Permit

Zoning Hearing 0

Planning meeting

Zoning personnel hours- 6

12. SOLICITOR REPORT

·          Execution of the Certificate of Title for the Michigan Avenue Playground Project

13.  EXECUTIVE SESSION

·          Personnel

14.  CORRESPONDENCE

15.  OLD BUSINESS NOT READY FOR ACTION

·          Upper Yoder Agreement

16.  NEW BUSINESS

·          Highland Regional Park 2024 stipend.

·          Resignation : Gage Hale

·          PA One Call refund for 2024

·          Migration from Google to Digitaliway for email service. By motion

·           

17. COMMITTEE REPORTS

·          Commissioners Callihan                                           

·          Commissioner Beblar: 

·          Commissioner Sedlemeyer:

·          Commissioner Verhovsek:

·          Commissioner Hale: 

  18. AUTHORIZATION TO PAY BILLS: ALL APPROVED BY MOTION AND ROLL CALL VOTE:

APPROVAL OF THE FOLLOWING BILLS AS PRESENTED

·          The General Fund and Payroll bills Between the Meeting of January  15, 2025 to February  10, 2025 $                                                                                             

·          The General Fund bills PAID ON THE MEETING February  11, 2025  $       

 ·          The Motor License Fund bills that were due as of February 11, 2025 $

·          The Sewer Fund Payments that were due as of February 11, 2025 $

19   APPROVAL OF THE JANUARY   2025 TREASURER REPORT

20.   SET THE DATE FOR REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD AS TUESDAY EVENING MARCH 11, 2025 IN THE WILLIAM KNIPPLE COMMISSIONERS ROOM OF THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING. 

21.   ADJOURN THE MEETING (BY MOTION)

Doors open at 6pm Bingo starts at 7pm. 12/21/24. SEE YOU THERE

.   PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG.

2.   CALL THE MEETING TO ORDER.  (BY PRESIDENT OR Vice PRESIDENT)

3.   ROLL CALL. (TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATOR)

4.   REQUEST TO AMEND THE PUBLISHED AGENDA

5.   APPROVAL OF THE DECEMBER 10, 2024 REGULAR MEETING MINUTES: BY MOTION

6.   HIGHLAND REGIONAL PARK REPORT BY: ERIN KABLER

7.   PUBLIC COMMENT

8.   POLICE REPORT

·         Discipline Policy

9.   ENGINEER REPORT

·         Corrective Action Plan submission

10. ROAD FOREMAN REPORT

·         Bid Opening: Highland Park Guiderail Project

·         Consideration for tap termination- By motion

         Consideration to replace a Western Plow for the 2004 Chevy, from General Fund Monies for $6,600.00 utilizing General Fund monies of which will be reimbursed by Selective Insurance less deductible.

·         Consideration to place two trucks up for sale via Municibid.

11. ZONING

·         Zoning inquiries         

Zoning Permits Hen Permit

Zoning Hearing 0

Planning meetin

·         Zoning personnel hours- 6

12. SOLICITOR REPORT

13.  EXECUTIVE SESSION

·         Personnel & Legal

14.  CORRESPONDENCE

·         Correspondence from Breezeline regarding rate increase

·         Correspondence from Somerset Trust

 15.  OLD BUSINESS NOT READY FOR ACTION

·         Upper Yoder Agreement           

16.  NEW BUSINESS

·         Resignation Board of Commissioners

·         Appointment Board of Commissioners

·         Oath of Office

·         Committee Appointments

o    Planning Commission-Barb Eckenrod

·         Delinquent Garbage, Sewer Maintenance & Storm Water fees, consideration to authorize cancelation of services.

17. COMMITTEE REPORTS

·           18. AUTHORIZATION TO PAY BILLS: ALL APPROVED BY MOTION AND ROLL CALL VOTE:

APPROVAL OF THE FOLLOWING BILLS AS PRESENTED

·         The General Fund and Payroll bills Between the Meeting of December 11, 2024 to January 13, 2025 $

  The General Fund bills PAID ON THE MEETING January 14, 2025  $

·         The Motor License Fund bills that were due as of January 14, 2025 $

·         The Sewer Fund Payments that were due as of January 14, 2025 $

19   APPROVAL OF THE DECEMBER   2024 TREASURER REPORT

20.   SET THE DATE FOR REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD AS TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 11, 2025 IN THE WILLIAM KNIPPLE COMMISSIONERS ROOM OF THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING. 

21.   ADJOURN THE MEETING (BY MOTION)

BINGO every Friday! Doors open at 5pm, Early Bird starts @ 7pm

$10 or $7 bingo packages sold at the door - Magic Number, Early Birds, Speed game, U-pick-em & Jackpot sold separately

Pull-tab tickets sold prior to start of Bingo

50/50 drawing

Riverside Ladies Auxiliary sells food out of the kitchen, menu varies each week

BINGO every Friday! Doors open at 5pm, Early Bird starts @ 7pm

$10 or $7 bingo packages sold at the door - Magic Number, Early Birds, Speed game, U-pick-em & Jackpot sold separately

Pull-tab tickets sold prior to start of Bingo

50/50 drawing

Riverside Ladies Auxiliary sells food out of the kitchen, menu varies each week

BINGO every Friday! Doors open at 5pm, Early Bird starts @ 7pm

$10 or $7 bingo packages sold at the door - Magic Number, Early Birds, Speed game, U-pick-em & Jackpot sold separately

Pull-tab tickets sold prior to start of Bingo

50/50 drawing

Riverside Ladies Auxiliary sells food out of the kitchen, menu varies each week

Our Special Christmas Bingo is happening on Saturday Dec. 21st. EVERYONE IN ATTENDANCE GETS A GIFT! There's also going to be 15 bigger door prizes, come and enjoy with us! Pull tabs, 50/50, lottery tree, food and drinks. The more people that come the bigger the jackpot will be! Doors open at 6pm Bingo starts at 7pm. 12/21/24. SEE YOU THERE

BINGO every Friday! Doors open at 5pm, Early Bird starts @ 7pm

$10 or $7 bingo packages sold at the door - Magic Number, Early Birds, Speed game, U-pick-em & Jackpot sold separately

Pull-tab tickets sold prior to start of Bingo

50/50 drawing

Riverside Ladies Auxiliary sells food out of the kitchen, menu varies each week

Mr. and Mrs. Claus will be escorted through Stonycreek Township and Lorain Boro on the evenings of Wednesday, Dec. 18th and Thursday, Dec. 19th beginning at 6:30 pm.

We made a few changes to Santa's escort this year, as we'll be doing two separate escorts.

We'll be covering the Oakland area of Stonycreek the first night on Wednesday December 18th, and then Lorain and Belmont on December 19th.

We'll be starting as usual at 6:30PM, but Santa will also be hanging around a little extra after our escort on the 18th to meet up and take photos with anyone that comes to the station hall afterwards (we'll probably be back around 8:30PM or earlier).

Check out our website at https://oaklandfire6.com/community/events/santa-route/ for the exact routes as well as a tracker on Santa when we begin!

Mr. and Mrs. Claus will be escorted through Stonycreek Township and Lorain Boro on the evenings of Wednesday, Dec. 18th and Thursday, Dec. 19th beginning at 6:30 pm.

We made a few changes to Santa's escort this year, as we'll be doing two separate escorts.

We'll be covering the Oakland area of Stonycreek the first night on Wednesday December 18th, and then Lorain and Belmont on December 19th.

We'll be starting as usual at 6:30PM, but Santa will also be hanging around a little extra after our escort on the 18th to meet up and take photos with anyone that comes to the station hall afterwards (we'll probably be back around 8:30PM or earlier).

Check out our website at https://oaklandfire6.com/community/events/santa-route/ for the exact routes as well as a tracker on Santa when we begin!

BINGO every Friday! Doors open at 5pm, Early Bird starts @ 7pm

$10 or $7 bingo packages sold at the door - Magic Number, Early Birds, Speed game, U-pick-em & Jackpot sold separately

Pull-tab tickets sold prior to start of Bingo

50/50 drawing

Riverside Ladies Auxiliary sells food out of the kitchen, menu varies each week

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG.

2.   CALL THE MEETING TO ORDER.  (BY PRESIDENT OR Vice PRESIDENT)

3.   ROLL CALL. (TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATOR)

4.   REQUEST TO AMEND THE PUBLISHED AGENDA

5.   APPROVAL OF THE NOVEMBER 12, 2024 REGULAR MEETING MINUTES: BY MOTION

6.   PUBLIC COMMENT

7.   POLICE REPORT

8.   ENGINEER REPORT

·         Consideration for the 2025 Sewage Enforcement Officer  Agreement.  By motion

·         Submission to Penndot for the 12 year highway program

9. ROAD FOREMAN REPORT

10. ZONING

·         The erosion and sediment pollution control plan #ES24-51 for the Mike Zakuciya Home Construction was approved by the Cambria County Conservation District

·         Zoning inquiries         

Zoning Permits

Fiber optic inquiry

Zoning Hearing

Planning meeting

 ·         Zoning personnel hours- 6

11. SOLICITOR REPORT

·         746 Forest Avenue- Notice from owner of completed demolition, consideration on forgiveness of liens minus attorney fees for $310.00  By motion

12.  EXECUTIVE SESSION

·         Personnel

13.  CORRESPONDENCE

·         Correspondence from GJWA regarding the Lead Status Unknown Service line

·         Correspondence from DEP regarding awareness of abandoned gas & oil wells

14. RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES

RESOUTION 2024-12

BE IT RESOLVED, that the TOWNSHIP OF STONYCREEK, CAMBRIA COUNTY hereby request a Statewide Local Share Assessment grant of $45,000.00 from the Commonwealth Financing Authority to be used for Generator & Equipment to support Municipal Emergency Services

Be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Applicant does hereby designate Douglas Sedlemeyer, President Commissioner & Jennifer D. Wagner, Township Administrator to execute all documents and agreements between the Township of Stonycreek Cambria County and the Commonwealth Financing Authority to facilitate and assist in obtaining the requested grant.

(not a full transcript of Resolution)

ENACTED AND RESOLVED this 10th day of December 2024

                                                                                         By: Paul D Simmons, Vice President

                                                                                                         Board of Commissioners

Attest:  Jennifer D Wagne        Township Administrator

BY MOTION:

RESOLUTION 2024-13

A RESOLUTION OF STONYCREEK TOWNSHIP, COUNTY OF CAMBRIA, COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, ELIMINATING MEMBERS’ CONTRIBUTIONS INTO THE POLICE PENSION PLAN FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2025

(Not a full transcript of the resolution)

ENACTED AND RESOLVED this 10th day of December  2024

                                                       STONYCREEK TOWNSHIP

                                                        BOARD OF COMMI

                      Douglas Sedlemeyer , President                                                                                                                                     

ATTEST: Jennifer D Wagner, Township Administrator

BY MOTION

RESOLUTION 2024-14

RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF STONYCREEK TOWNSHIP, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA APPOINTING A TREASURER FOR THE TOWNSHIP AS DESCRIBED AND MANDATED BY ARTICLE VII-A OF THE FIRST CLASS TOWNHSIP CODE

WHEREAS, it is imperative for the Board of Commissioners to appoint a Township Treasurer as described in Article VII-A of the First Class Township Code; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners may appoint an employee of the Township as the Treasurer or the Deputy Treasurer; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners wish to follow the guidelines for Bonds, Duties and Performance of Treasurer as described by the First Class Township Code; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners wish to appoint Brandy Fraska as the Treasurer for Stonycreek Township.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Commissioners of Stonycreek Township, Cambria County Pennsylvania, hereby appoint Brandy Fraska as Treasurer for the Township as described and mandated by Article VII-A of the First Class Township Code, effective January 1, 2025

RESOLVED this 10th day of December 2024

STONYCREEK TOWNSHIP

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

BY: Douglas Sedlemeyer, President Commissioner

 ATTEST: Jennifer D. Wagner, Township Administrator

RESOLUTION 2024-15

RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF STONYCREEK TOWNSHIP, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, WHEREBY THE SEWER FUND FORGIVES THE GENERAL FUND FOR ALL PRIOR TRANSFERS BETWEEN THE TWO ACCOUNTS

WHEREAS, monies were previously designated in the Township records between the Sewer Fund and the General Fund using the terminology “Due To” and “Due From”; and

WHEREAS, these funds were not actually transferred between bank accounts; and

WHEREAS, the Township Auditor recommended that funds actually be transferred from one bank account to the other two times per year; and

WHEREAS, the Township has instituted this practice as recommended; and

WHEREAS, in order to reconcile Township records, it is necessary for the Board of Commissioners to forgive the General Fund on behalf of the Sewer Fund for the amount of $847,293.29; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners wish to forgive the General Fund on behalf of the Sewer Fund.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Commissioners of Stonycreek Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, hereby forgives the General Fund on behalf of the Sewer Fund for the amount of $847,293.29.

RESOLVED this 10th day of December 2024.

STONYCREEK TOWNSHIP

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

 BY: Douglas Sedlemeyer, President Commissioner

 ATTEST: Jennifer D. Wagner, Township Administrator

BY MOTION

Resolution 2024-16

A resolution of the Board of Commissioners of Stonycreek Township, Cambria County Pennsylvania adopting a revised 2024 Sewage Enforcement Fee Schedule

WHEREAS, Stonycreek Township, acknowledges The Eads Group as the appointed Sewage Enforcement Officers the purpose of enforcement of sewage activities in the year 2025.

THEREFORE, the Township has issued the attached Sewage Enforcement Fee Schedule to be utilized for the year 2025 by the Sewage Enforcement Officers.

 ENACTED AND RESOLVED this 10th day of January 2024

            STONYCREEK TOWNSHIP

             BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

             President, Board of Commissioners

ATTEST: Township Administrator

ORDINANCE NO 681

AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STONYCREEK, COUNTY OF CAMBRIA, COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, FIIXING THE TAX RATE FOR THE YEAR 2025

By: Douglas Sedlemeyer, President Board of Commissioners

·          Attest:  Jennifer D. Wagner

Township Administrator

ORDINANCE NO.  682

AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STONYCREEK, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 382, AS AMENDED, PROHIBITTING THE ACCUMULATION OF GARBAGE, RUBBISH AND REFUSE AND PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION THEREOF FROM RESIDENTIAL UNITS, ESTABLISHING THE CHARGES FOR GARBAGE COLLECTION SERVICE AND PROVIDING PENALTIES

ADOPTED AND ORDAINED THIS 10TH DAY OF DECEMBER 2024 TOWNSHIP OF STONYCREEK

By: Douglas Sedlemeyer, President Board of Commissioners

Attest:  Jennifer D. Wagner

Township Administrator

ORDIANCE NO 683

AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STONYCREEK IN THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIA, COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, AND APPROPRIATING SPECIFIC SUMS ESTIMATED TO BE REQUIRED FOR THE SPECIFIC PURPOSES OF THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT, HEREINAFTER SET FORTH, DURING THE YEAR 2025

·          General Fund budget for the 2025 year $ 2,063,439.74

 ·          Motor License Fund Commitment for 2025 $277,849.04

·          Sewer System Fund Budget 2025 $472,500.00

 By: Douglas Sedlemeyer,

President Board of Commissioners

Attest:  Jennifer D. Wagner

Township Administrator

15.  OLD BUSINESS NOT READY FOR ACTION

·         Upper Yoder Agreement           

16.  NEW BUSINESS

·         Local Share Grant Application has been submitted for a C40D6 Diesel Genset Generator from Cummings a Costar vendor. By motion

·         Bid submission for the installation of the C40D6 Diesel Genset Generator for $45,000.00 Acceptance by motion.

·         Consideration to advertise the meeting notices in the Tribune Democrat for the year 2025. By motion

·         The award notice from DCNR for $100,000 for the Community Conservation Partnerships Program was received.  The township will receive further instructions on the bid process and timeline for the project to begin in 2025.

·         Consideration on proposal from Sturdy Mountain Fence LLC for fence at Verna K. Blough/Eugene St Playground for $5,200.00

·         Consideration to accept the submission by Joe Finnerty for $11,000.00 for tree removal at Michigan Avenue in 2025 as a portion of the township financial obligation. By motion

·         Consideration to accept the quote and scope of work by Hallstrom-Clark Electric Inc for $43,900.00.  By motion

 17. COMMITTEE REPORTS

·          

  18. AUTHORIZATION TO PAY BILLS: ALL APPROVED BY MOTION AND ROLL CALL VOTE:

APPROVAL OF THE FOLLOWING BILLS AS PRESENTED

·         The General Fund and Payroll bills Between the Meeting of November 13, 2024 to December 9, 2024 $.

  ·      

·         The General Fund bills PAID ON THE MEETING December 10, 2024 $

·       

·         The Motor License Fund bills that were due as of December 10, 2024 $

·       

·         The Sewer Fund Payments that were due as of December 10, 2024 $

·      

19   APPROVAL OF THE NOVEMBER  2024 TREASURER REPORT

20.   SET THE DATE FOR REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD AS TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY 7, 2025 IN THE WILLIAM KNIPPLE COMMISSIONERS ROOM OF THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING. 

2.   ADJOURN THE MEETING (BY MOTION)

BINGO every Friday! Doors open at 5pm, Early Bird starts @ 7pm

$10 or $7 bingo packages sold at the door - Magic Number, Early Birds, Speed game, U-pick-em & Jackpot sold separately

Pull-tab tickets sold prior to start of Bingo

50/50 drawing

Riverside Ladies Auxiliary sells food out of the kitchen, menu varies each week

There will be no BINGO on Friday, Nov. 29th.

BINGO every Friday! Doors open at 5pm, Early Bird starts @ 7pm

$10 or $7 bingo packages sold at the door - Magic Number, Early Birds, Speed game, U-pick-em & Jackpot sold separately

Pull-tab tickets sold prior to start of Bingo

50/50 drawing

Riverside Ladies Auxiliary sells food out of the kitchen, menu varies each week

Virtual Turkey Raffle - Drawing November 24 at 7pm on our Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/RVFC20

Buy turkey raffle tickets even if you can't make it to the event - https://www.riversidevfc.com/store/p/turkey-raffle-chance

BINGO is canceled for Friday 11/22 due to the weather.

BINGO every Friday! Doors open at 5pm, Early Bird starts @ 7pm

$10 or $7 bingo packages sold at the door - Magic Number, Early Birds, Speed game, U-pick-em & Jackpot sold separately

Pull-tab tickets sold prior to start of Bingo

50/50 drawing

Riverside Ladies Auxiliary sells food out of the kitchen, menu varies each week

BINGO every Friday! Doors open at 5pm, Early Bird starts @ 7pm

$10 or $7 bingo packages sold at the door - Magic Number, Early Birds, Speed game, U-pick-em & Jackpot sold separately

Pull-tab tickets sold prior to start of Bingo

50/50 drawing

Riverside Ladies Auxiliary sells food out of the kitchen, menu varies each week

.   PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG.

2.   CALL THE MEETING TO ORDER.  (BY PRESIDENT OR Vice PRESIDENT)

3.   ROLL CALL. (TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATOR)

4.   REQUEST TO AMEND THE PUBLISHED AGENDA

5.   APPROVAL OF THE OCTOBER 8, 2024 REGULAR MEETING MINUTES: BY MOTION

6.   PUBLIC COMMENT

7.   POLICE REPORT

8.   ENGINEER REPORT

·          Progress report on the comprehensive storm water plan

·        9. ROAD FOREMAN REPORT

·          Consideration to readvertise the Highland Park Road Guide Rail Project in the Tribune Democrat. By motion

10. ZONING

·          Zoning inquiries       

Zoning Permits New dwelling inquiry

Zoning Hearing 0

Planning meeting 0

Zoning personnel hours- 6

11. SOLICITOR REPORT

·          Tax Assessment Appeal stipulation and settlement- 320 Eisenhower, LLC

12.  EXECUTIVE SESSION

·          Personnel & Legal

13.  CORRESPONDENCE

·          Correspondence from the Arturo Martynuska, City Manager, City of Johnstown

14. RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES

                                                                     RESOLUTION 2024-11

A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STONYCREEK, COUNTY OF CAMBRIA, COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, FOR DESTRUCTION OF SPECIFIC RECORDS

BE IT RESOLVED by the Township of Stonycreek, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, that

WHEREAS, by virtue of Resolution No. 2024-11, adopted November 12, 2024 the

Township of Stonycreek declared its intent to follow the schedule and procedures for the disposition of records as set forth in the Municipal Records Manual approved on December 16,2008, and;

WHEREAS, in accordance with Act 428 of 1968, each individual act of   disposition  shall be approved by resolution of the governing body of the municipality;

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Commissioners, in the Township of Stonycreek, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, in accordance with the above cited Municipal Records Manual, hereby authorizes the disposition of the following public records:

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township Administrator of   Township of Stonycreek is also directed to Certify the adoption of this Resolution.

RESOLVED this 12th day of November 2024

                                                                                         By: Douglas P Sedlemeyer, President

                                                                                                Board of Commissioners

Attest:  Jennifer D Wagner

                Township Administrator

15.  OLD BUSINESS NOT READY FOR ACTION

·          Upper Yoder Agreement          

16.  NEW BUSINESS

 Consideration to advertise in the Tribune Democrat the following Ordinances. By motion

             ORDINANCE NO 681

AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STONYCREEK, COUNTY OF CAMBRIA, COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, FIIXING THE TAX RATE FOR THE YEAR 2025

·        ORDINANCE NO.  682

AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STONYCREEK, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 382, AS AMENDED, PROHIBITTING THE ACCUMULATION OF GARBAGE, RUBBISH AND REFUSE AND PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION THEREOF FROM RESIDENTIAL UNITS, ESTABLISHING THE CHARGES FOR GARBAGE COLLECTION SERVICE AND PROVIDING PENALTIES.

·                ORDIANCE NO 683

AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STONYCREEK IN THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIA, COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, AND APPROPRIATING SPECIFIC SUMS ESTIMATED TO BE REQUIRED FOR THE SPECIFIC PURPOSES OF THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT, HEREINAFTER SET FORTH, DURING THE YEAR 2025

Consideration to adopt the preliminary budget for 2025

·          General Fund budget for the 2025 year $ 2,063,439.74

 ·          Motor License Fund Commitment for 2025 $ 277,849.04

·          Sewer System Fund Budget 2025 $472,500.00

Consideration for the Rental Payment Modificaiton by and between Stonycreek Township and AZB Belmont beginning January 1, 2025. By motion

17. COMMITTEE REPORTS

·          Commissioners Callihan                                           

·          Commissioner Beblar: 

·          Commissioner Sedlemeyer:

·          Commissioner Simmons:

·          Commissioner Hale: 

  18. AUTHORIZATION TO PAY BILLS: ALL APPROVED BY MOTION AND ROLL CALL VOTE:

APPROVAL OF THE FOLLOWING BILLS AS PRESENTED

·          The General Fund and Payroll bills Between the Meeting of October 9 2024 to November 11, 2024  $

·        ·          The General Fund bills PAID ON THE MEETING November 12,  2024 $

·         ·          The Motor License Fund bills that were due as of November 12, 2024 $

·       ·          The Sewer Fund Payments that were due as of November 12, 2024

19   APPROVAL OF THE AUGUST & OCTOBER  2024 TREASURER REPORT

20.   SET THE DATE FOR REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD AS TUESDAY EVENING DECEMBER  10 2024 IN THE WILLIAM KNIPPLE COMMISSIONERS ROOM OF THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING. 

2.   ADJOURN THE MEETING (BY MOTION)

The Oakland Vol. Fire Co. will be hosting our Annual Turkey Raffle this year on Saturday, November 9th 2024.

Doors open at 6:30pm; Raffle starts at 7:00pm   Chances, pull tabs, food, drinks & fun!  Free admission.

www.oaklandfire6.com  or 814-266-5600

BINGO every Friday! Doors open at 5pm, Early Bird starts @ 7pm

$10 or $7 bingo packages sold at the door - Magic Number, Early Birds, Speed game, U-pick-em & Jackpot sold separately

Pull-tab tickets sold prior to start of Bingo

50/50 drawing

Riverside Ladies Auxiliary sells food out of the kitchen, menu varies each week

Support the Riverside Ladies Auxiliary on Election Day

Soup:
Vegetable Beef and Chicken Noodle
Soup by the Quart $8.00 or Pint $4.50

Hoagies:
8" with or without onion $7.00

Download the order form and place in the fire station mailbox by October 28.
https://www.riversidevfc.com/s/soup-hoagie-sale-2024.pdf

Or call 814-288-1100 to order

Pick-up orders at firehall kitchen door in the rear of the building November 5, 2024, Tuesday between 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Stop by to tour the fire station, see the apparatus, and meet the firefighters!

BINGO every Friday! Doors open at 5pm, Early Bird starts @ 7pm

$10 or $7 bingo packages sold at the door - Magic Number, Early Birds, Speed game, U-pick-em & Jackpot sold separately

Pull-tab tickets sold prior to start of Bingo

50/50 drawing

Riverside Ladies Auxiliary sells food out of the kitchen, menu varies each week

Trick-or-Treat in Stonycreek Township will be held on Thursday, 10/31 from 6-8pm. Everyone please be safe and have fun!

We would like to invite you to participate in a newer tradition here in our neighborhood.  A safe, fun Halloween experience for the children in our neighborhood…..  Trunk or Treat! This event will be held in the rear parking lot of the dance studio / Township municipal building.

We need persons, businesses, organizations to decorate and man a “trunk” for this event.  We had so much fun last year that we would like to make it an Oakland tradition!  Please consider participating…. We can have a howling good time! 

It is not too late to sign up for a trunk at our community Trunk or Treat. This is always alot of fun... Sign up as a single family or several together! Car sign-up form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdXWDb-ZBpTUevdzaUM9NkoDH0xUkKw6PqCmLl4CVxYyifvzQ/viewform

 If you have questions you may contact either Jen Wagner at the Stonycreek Twp office info@stonycreektownship.com or  Michelle Ed at staff@oohmdance.com

Click this link to find a drop-off site near you.

Dispose of unused & expired prescription & over-the-counter medications, including sharps (needles). Click here to see a list of permanent drop-off locations, including the Stonycreek Township Municipal Building.