CALL TO ORDER
The meeting of the Rockefeller Township Board of Supervisors was called to order at
6:00 p.m. at the Township building by Chairman, Colin Clayberger
PRESENT
Colin Clayberger, Skyler Herb, George Herrold, Grace Herrold, Paula Greco, Aaron
Smucker, Ron Gay, Robert Tegge. Tyler Tegge
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Skyer made a motion to approve the minutes. Colin seconded the motion. Motion passed
without opposition.
TREASURER’S REPORT
Skyler made a motion to approve the Treasurer’s report and file for audit. Colin seconded
the motion. Motion carried without opposition.
CORRESPONDENCE
Nothing
PUBLIC COMMENTS (Agenda Items)
Nothing
PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT – Nothing
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Road Status Report – The crew worked on the township equipment, maintaining it. They
removed downed trees as a result of windstorms. They measured several roads to get more
concise figures for the upcoming roadwork on Jarrett and Conrad Roads. They also took out the
recycling.
Zoning Investigations -The property belonging to Robert Tegge was to be cleaned up by April
16 (for one violation) and April 18 (for another violation.) Ed Wenger requested the Board send
“On the Fly Aerial out again after those dates to get an update on the work and if it was
completed. Julie scheduled a fly over with Scott from On the Fly. If the work is not complete, it
will be taken to the Magistrate as Ed explained to Mr. Tegge on April 10th when Mr. Tegge
visited him at the township building. Tegge told the Board that everything is cleaned up and
stated the camper is road worthy, and he now has a small plane parked there. Colin made a
comment that he should not be bringing things into the property. Mr. Tegge stated that Ed
Wenger gave him an extension of time to clean up. The Board was unaware of any supposed
extension.
Government Funds -Nothing more.
Tyler Karycki/Bill Yost – Property Issue – Nothing more at this time.
Solar Farm – Decommissioning Plan Agreement – Skyler made a motion to approve the
Decommissioning Plan Agreement. Colin seconded the motion. Motion passed without
opposition.
Jarrett Road and Conrad Road – The crew is working on setting up all the components to do
the work at the same time since they both involve pipes and increasing the height of the
roadways.
Clemens Road Bridge – Nothing new.
Emergency Management Coordinator – The County signed off on this, but we have not heard
from the Governor’s office.
Discussion on Ordinance for Supervisor Compensation- Take this off the agenda.
Intersection at Wolf’s Crossroads (Rte. 890, Brush Valley and Seven Points Roads) –
PennDOT -Julie was asked to contact the insurance company and ask if this would be a problem
with our liability and if one type of signal is better than another. She was also asked to find out
the cost of the insurance. Julie contacted the agenda, and he is researching this. He did state that
it would be covered under the Inland Marine and a cost/value would be needed to get a price,
however he would try to get a ballpark price for her. He was also checking on the liability
question and if one type was less risky than another.
Retaining wall at bridge on Hallowing Run Road – Julie spoke with the property owner. He
had told her that the Little Shamokin Creek Watershed Group was going to investigate it and see
if they could find funding to repair the wall. When Julie soke to the owner on April 15 th, he was
still waiting to hear back from them and said he would give them a call.
NEW BUSINESS
Review of and authorization to pay all bills- Skyler made a motion to pay all the bills. Colin
seconded the motion. Motion passed without opposition.
Other New Business – Nothing.
Residents Comments – Resident Paula Greco asked why our crew doesn’t follow up with trees
that are on service lines or at least letting PPL and/or Service Electric know there is a problem.
Motion to Adjourn- Skyler made a motion to adjourn the meeting at 6:13 p.m. Colin seconded
the motion. Motion passed without opposition.
FIRST NATIONAL -General $ 268,508.58*
FIRST NATIONAL Gen. Savings $ 20,560.65*
FIRST NATIONAL- State $ 11,570.44 *
FIRST NATIONAL-State Savings $ 250,267.57*
EQUIPMENT FUND $ 76,405.60*
Grant Income Account $ 1,179.43*
Land Development Escrow Account $ 3,439.12*