The Roulette Township Board of Supervisors held their monthly meeting on July 20, 2022 at the Roulette Township Building. Chairman of the Board, Jeremy Morey, called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. Also present were Supervisors Carl Johnson and Nita Spencer.

VISITORS ATTENDING:

• Present at the meeting were: Chief Bryan Phelps, Leonard Treat, and Dave Darush

PUBLIC COMMENT:

• Leonard Treat asked the supervisors whether they have any plans to pave Conable Ave. in the future. He also asked if there is something they can put on the road to keep the dust down and getting a speed limit sign for Conable Ave. Supervisor Morey stated that paving Conable was not in his long-range plan. Chief Phelps discussed what Sweden Township was using to keep the dust down and stated that he believed there was a speed limit sign at the very beginning of the road off of Burleson Ave.
• Dave Darush spoke about people speeding on Burleson Ave. and gave Chief Phelps permission to park in the driveway of the old Connelly house. He also discussed the fact that the township does not maintain Fifth St. or the road between his house on Main St. and the neighbor’s house. He was wondering if the supervisors could do something to make it official that the township does not maintain either and the rights should go back to the property owners. The supervisors agreed that an ordinance could be done for that.

POLICE REPORT:

• Chief Phelps submitted the number of incidents to the supervisors but due to the new CAD reports he did not have a CAD Report to give to them.

RVFD CALL STATISTICS:

• There was no report due to the new CAD reports

WATER/SEWER REPORT:

• No report was submitted.

ROADMASTER REPORT:

• Supervisor Johnson gave an update on the Kim Hill tar & chipping status. He also stated that Eulalia Township mowed Fishing Creek West and the Potter Game Club Rd. and they will be back in the fall to mow more roads. Discussion was held on paving the road by the Dollar General, crack sealing, and the purchase of a new truck for next year.

MONTHLY MINUTES:

• Supervisor Morey made a motion to accept the minutes from the June 9, 2022 monthly meeting as presented. Supervisor Johnson seconded the motion and the motion was carried.

UNPAID BILLS:

• Supervisor Morey made a motion to pay the unpaid bills for all four companies. Supervisor Johnson seconded the motion and the motion was carried.

BALANCE SHEET:

• After careful review of the balance sheet and ledger, Supervisor Morey made a motion to accept the balance sheet and ledger for all 4 companies. Supervisor Johnson seconded the motion and the motion was carried.

ROAD BONDS:

• Current Road Bonds – 02-2022 Patterson Lumber – Trout Brook Rd. from Rt. 6 to the end of the road. 03-2022 James Work – Main St. from Rt. 6 to River St., River St. from Main St. to Railroad Ave., and Railroad Ave from River St. to the Seymour property. 04-2022 Northern Appalachian Logging and Forestry – Kim Hill Rd. from Rt. 6 to Card Creek Rd., Card Creek Rd. from Kim Hill Rd. all the way to the end of Kim Hill Rd.
• Closed Road Bonds ­– no new closed road bonds

OLD BUSINESS:

• Supervisor Spencer reported that West Penn Power had gotten back to her with a quote for a new street light on Hester Ave. The quote was about $4,000. Also, a couple of quotes were presented for dusk to dawn lights. Supervisor Morey asked if she had gotten a quote on just installing the electric on our pole and the answer was no. Supervisor Spencer stated that she would contact them again and get a quote for just electric installed on our pole.

NEW BUSINESS:

• Supervisor Morey made a motion to accept Michele Sullivan’s letter of resignation. Supervisor Johnson seconded the motion, and the motion was carried. Supervisor Spencer made a motion to remove Michele from the signatures at the bank. Supervisor Morey seconded the motion and the motion was carried.

OTHER BUSINESS:

• Reminder of the Township Flag Design Contest

CORRESPONDENCE & INFORMATIONAL:

• All correspondence was reviewed.

ADJOURN:

• There being no further business to discuss, Supervisor Morey moved to adjourn the meeting. Supervisor Johnson seconded, all supervisors voted in favor and the meeting was adjourned at 6:55 p.m.

Respectfully submitted by,

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Nita Spencer

Secretary/ Treasurer