Summerhill Borough Council Minutes of the Regular Monthly. Meeting March 10, 2020  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; Secretary/Ireasurer Laura L. Penatzer, Electrician Robert McCormick, Electric Secretary/Tax Collector Karmen Baumgardner, Ron Portash (Mainline), Dorothy Berkebile and Dorothy Berkebile submitted aj photo, asking permission to erect a driveway off of Croyle Street. The driveway would be 124' in length by 20' wide. After reviewing the picture, it is the consensus of Council to allow her to erect the driveway, with the stipulation that it must be erected back to the original specifications per PennDOT. She must also contact Laurel Municipal Larry Wilburn questions Council ift they could have the workers compensation representative contact him regarding their workers compensation policy, to see who all is covered under their The minutes from the previous meeting were approved by ai motion from Becky Templeton, By yam motion from Russell Jones, the financial statements from the previous meeting were The bills were approved with ai motion from Becky Templeton, second by Brad Bodenschatz,  Bodenschatz.  Ritchey, Becky Templeton and Joni Trovato.  Larry Wilburn.  Inspection Agency for a permit.  policy.  second by Russell Jones, unanimous approval.  approved, second by Joni Trovato, unanimous approval.  unanimous approval.  No fund transfer is needed for the paying of the bills. The budgets for the end of March were reviewed.  Correspondence:  The minutes from thel Forest Hills Municipal Authority were reviewed.    Minutes of 03/10/20 Page 2of3  The minutes from Laurel Municipal Inspection Agency were discussed, with the next meeting to The agenda for Forest Hills Regional Alliance was reviewed, with the next meeting to bel held in The monthly activities report was not submitted from Croyle Township police for the month of The Cambria County Borough's Association spring banquet will bel held on April 21st; in Tunnelhill Borough, tol be held at the Gallitzin Sportsman's s Association. Please RSVP the Please turn in all Annual Financial Statements if youl have not already done SO.  be held on Wednesday, April 15th at' 7:30am in Ebensburg Borough as usual.  Summerhill Borough on April 15th at' 7:00pm.  February.  secretary/Ireasurer before March 30hify you plan on attending.  The annual 2019 Audit was prepared by Auditor Mark Bodenschatz. Copies were given to all of  Council for review, with noi findings.  Old Business:  There were ten delinquent light accounts on the March report, with four certified letters to be sent out. Electric Secretary questions Council if the fee to send out certified letters could be raised, with Council remarking that the electric rates were previously raised, soi it was the Spring Street and First Avenuel have cracked sidewalks due to the snowplow hitting them with salt, it was questioned if a sealer should be put on them, with Council agreeing, not at this time. Discussion over street sweeping resulted inj possibly posting on thel Facebook page if the residents could clean the gravel from the sidewalks prior to having the streets swept. The sidewalk committee presented a sidewalk ordinance; 2-2020, with Becky Templeton moving to make ai motion to tentatively adopt, second by Russell Jones; unanimous approval.  consensus of Council to not raise the certified fees.  New Business:  Resolution 3-2020; Authorizing the execution of 2022-2025 remaining requirements energy supply schedule with American Municipal Power, Inc., was approved by a motion from Becky  Templeton, second by Russell Jones; unanimous approval.    Minutes 03/10/20 Page: 3of3  By: ai motion from Becky Templeton, Resolution 4-2020; Master Service Agreement No. C-2- 2004-3948 was approved, second by Brad Bodenschatz; unanimous approval. Act 172, a tax credit to volunteer fire services was discussed by Council. Councilman Brad Bodenschatz will work with the Summerhill Borough Volunteer Fire Department to revise the wording to either choose the Real Estate Tax credit of $200.00 or the Earned Income Tax credit The Street Commissioner is to be told to remove the "No Parking" signs by the Croyle residence Councilman Russell Jones reports that the swings will be erected next week at the park, with the bathrooms tol be opened also. The crosswalks will also be repainted, along with the curbing around town. He questions if sand should be placed ini the volleyball court, with Council agreeing that matting should be placed down first, then use screen sand; most likely around twenty-two ton will be needed. Lastly, he questions if extra part-time laborers will be used this Itv was mentioned as ai reminder, that Rose' Tripp and! Ruth Ferchalk volunteered to help plant the flowers around town this year. Possibly remove one oft the flower boxes at the park and install a By an motion from Russell Jones, the meeting was adjourned at 8:28, second by Becky  to be capped at 20%. It will then be reviewed again. on Holly Avenue and keep them by the Ritchey property.  year for the streets, with Council agreeing.  sign for the park. This will bel kept in thought. Templeton, unanimous approval.  President Mayor  Secretary/Ireasurer