ORANGEVILLE BOROUGH COUNCIL MEETING  AUGUST15, 2023 MINUTES Ryon R. Reichart, President Kevin Lehman, Mayor Ryon, R. Reichart, President Neil Shultz Jeff Roan Kevin Boyd Raymond D Reichart Jason Welliver  CALLTOORDER: PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE COUNCIL MEMBERS:  STAFF MEMBERS:  Marja Cronk, Secretary/Treasurer:  Acceptance of Agenda as presented: Approval of Minutes of August 15, 2023:  MOTION: Kevin Boyd moved, Jeff Roan seconded, to accept agenda as presented. Motion carried. MOTION: Kevin Boyd moved, Neil Shultz seconded, to approve the Minutes of August 15, 2023  Motion carried.  PUBLIC HEARING  Mr. Charles Mannen. presented concerns regarding the purchase of the Old Grain Mill property and what type of Businesses will be permitted to develop in that area. This land is considered part of the flood plain designated by FEMA.. Jeff Roan moved and Kevin Boyd seconded to contact Mr. Larry Frace to Mr. Paul Reichart offered an update on the continued work being done on the Old Train Station. Paul has been supplied with the necessary Permits needed to continue restorations on the building from COG. COG has, also, supplied Mr. Reichart with a schedule for the inspections. Paul is also preparing to install sewer ànd water lines.. Jim Tumolo has marked areas to be dug. Water lines will be installed by  do Property Zoning in conjunction with COG. Motion Carried.  Eastern Penn Supply and Joey O'Neil will install sewer lines.  NEW BUSINESS  Rick McGargle contacted Columbia County Redevelop Authority regarding the refurbishment of the Orangeville Borough Building making it Handi Cap accessible. The Borough Building was toured by the Authority accessing the areas that would need to be adjusted to meet Handi Cap standards. This work  will be totally covered by a Grant designated specifically for this purpose.    Concerns regarding speeding motorist in the alley adjacent to Ryon Reicharts' home. Jeff Roan moved that four (4) 4' speed bumps be purchased for the approximate cost of $120.75each. Neil Shultz Sewer/Water: Kevin Boyd expressed concerns of water readings being an inconsistent high and low reading. Have. Jim Tumolo dig fori the water flow meter to reservoir. At this time no residents have Hess Market: Ensure Contract with Pace to pull water samples from Hess Market for water testing. Determined average output for Hess Market should be 23,000. Gallons. Martz will follow through with the average output after the completion of the meter installation at the Hess Market.  seconded. Motion carried.  complained of low water pressure.  OLD BUSINESS  Letters were sent to individuals on Pine Street on August 2, 2023 requiring those home owners to remove debris and vehicles from their property. They are in violation of Borough zoning Ordinances regarding neglect of their properties. Follow up willl be conducted August 25, 2023 ensuring that these Both Marja Cronk and. Jeff Roan have been in contact with Norman Ray from Hidden Valley Dumpsters regarding the purchase ofa dumpster needed for the Borough. Jeff Roan has also been in communication with Paul Shaffer for information necessary to acquire the correct dumpster enabling  violations have been addressed by home owner.  Shaffer to service, as needed, dumping.  SECRETARYS REPORT  Financial Reports Presented: General Fund Water Fund Sewer Fund Liquid Fuels Fund Previous Processed Checks Reports. Motion carried  Motion to approve bills as presented: Kevin Boyd moved and Jeff Roan seconded to accept Financial  ADJOURMENT  Jeff Roan moved, Kevin Boyd seconded to Adjourn at 7:40 p.m. Motion carried.