Summerhill Borough Council Minutes of the Regular Monthly. Meeting February 9, 2021  The regular monthly meeting for Summerhill Borough Council was opened by President Daryl Council members present; Brad Bodenschatz, Daryl Bodenschatz, Russell Jones, Danielle Others present; ecretary/lreasurer. Laura L. Penatzer, Electric Secretary/Tax Collector Karmen The minutes from the previous meeting were approved by a motion from Russell Jones, second Byamotion from Joni Trovato, the financial statements from the previous meeting were The bills were approved, with a motion from Becky Templeton, second by Brad Bodenschatz,  Bodenschatz with the pledge of allegiance to the flag. Ritchey, Becky Templeton, Joni Trovato and Terri Washko. Baumgardner, and Ron Portash (Mainline News). by Becky Templeton, unanimous approval.  approved, second by Terri Washko, unanimous approval.  unanimous approval.  There is no need for a transfer of funds for the paying of the bills. The budgets for the end of January were reviewed, being at 9%.  Correspondence:  The minutes from the Forest Hills Municipal Authority were reviewed.  The minutes from Laurel Municipal Inspection Agency were: reviewed, with their next meeting The Forest Hills Regional Alliance. has suspended all meetings until the spring of 2021. The monthly activities report for Croyle Township Police for the month of. January had six incidents, ranging from crisis emergencies to 911 hang-ups, to ambulance assists, fire assists, The Comcast Franchise Agreement will expire on July 24H, 2021, with copies of the new agreement given to all of Council to review. It was the consensus of Council to see what the old rates were before approving the new agreement. Therefore, the Agreement was put on hold for  to bel held on February 10th, at 7:30am.  disabled vehicles, verbal warnings, and vehicle crashes.  now.    Minutes of 2/9/21 Page 2 of3  A check in the amount of $124,751.00, was received as ai refund, from last years sidewalk project from DCED. Paperwork had been submitted for refunds, with them being approved!  Old Business:  There were eight delinquent light accounts on the February report, with three certified letters to be sent out accordingly and one awaiting LIHEAP. Council suggests, as before, that the landlords must also receive a certified letter, along with their tenants, when delinquent; being  they are liable ift the tenant does not pay.  The steps at the park have been put on hold until spring of 2021. Borough Association, to see who else does codification.  Codification is currently pending the committee's approval. An email will be sent to the The. Recreational Park Grant remains pending, due to COVID-19. Decision day should be on  March 231d, with the same grant being offered for next year also.  The crack sealer grant continues tol be pending.  The property at 1335 Railroad Street, is again in question, due to glass remaining shattered all over the property from the demolition and trees hanging into other residents' property. Phone calls have been made several times to the owner and the realtor, with no response. Mayor Eric  Miller will see where they stand with LMIA.  New Business:  Tax Collector Karmen Baumgardner questions again on what to do on a few electric accounts that are still outstanding from 2016 through 2018, if she should write them off or follow through with them. After some discussion, Councilwoman Danielle Ritchey remarks to contact Johnstown Collections to see what their rates are, for a collection agency. Councilman Russell Jones questions if wel have any information regarding the guiderails that have been destroyed from a vehicle accident, withl him remarking that he will get the information Mr. Jones also will be ordering a mower: from Ray'sI Lawnmower Sales & Service, along with the cutting edge for the plow. He also mentions to Council that he would like to replace four stop signs with posts that are Penn DOT approved with galvanized posts, and to replace eight other posts, slightly more expensive, but they are Penn DOT approved. Council gives their  from Croyle Township, to be turned into the insurance company.  consent.    Minutes 02/9/21 Page 3of3  Lastly Mr. Jones notes that several residents from town! have been remarking nice comments on Councilman Brad Bodenschatz updates Council that hel has ordered twenty meters, with G.E. lights being erected on the streets that are PennDOT approved. The Nelson Road street light issue, after some discussion, is that the resident needs make the Croyle Township Supervisors aware of! her issue, being she is in Croyle Township and Summerhill Borough pays for the streetlights, with one really not needing to be erected, being the cost would be approximately By ai motion from Russell Jones, the meeting was adjourned at 8:20pm, second by Terri Washko,  the Christmas Lights. It's sO nice to see that the town is enjoying them!  forty-six dollar ai month for the light.  unanimous approval.  President Mayor  Secretary/Ireasurer