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NEdM,. Gilmore
WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIboa
MALCOLM L. MORGAN, AX� .AT4)U +Yfi EDWARD M. PALUSO. COMMISSIONERS
Minute No. 34
Office of County Commissioners
Washington, Pa., August 26, 1976
The Board of County Commissioners met in regular session with the
following members being present: Commissioners Paluso and Morgan. Also being
present: Chief Clerk Brady, Solicitor Diamond; John Cadez of Engelhardt &
Power; John Stevens, Observer -Reporter; Rich Nardine, Daily Notes, Earl Bugaile;
and interested citizens.
Chairman noted for the record that two Commissioners, the Chief
Clerk and County Solicitor were in attendance.
Chairman asked if there were any corrections, additions or omissions
to Minute No. 33, each member having received a copy.
Moved by Mr. Paluso, seconded by Mr. Morgan, that Minute No. 33, be
approved as read.
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Morgan - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
61d Business:
Chief Clerk stated that Mr. Robert Sweger, Supervisor of Hopewell
Township was in attendance today to present a letter to the Commissioners
regarding construction of a bridge which would connect two country roads for a
N/S passage through Cross Creek Park. Mr. Sweger requested that the Chief Clerk
read said letter of August 26, 1976, submitting a proposed project for the
Commissioners examination which was designed by and constructed for the
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. Said letter gave a description of
the proposed project, the location, justification and cost involved.
Remarks:
Mr. Morgan assured Mr. Sweger that the proposed project would be given a th+ovoq#h
examination and his suggestions would be taken under consideration.
Correspondence:
checks:
Chief Clerk informed the Board of the receipt of the following
1. Pittsburgh National Bank - 14-day investment @ 4 3/4%
interest - ck. #854619 dated 8-19-76 - General Fund
Principle $3,000,000.00
Interest $ 5,541.67
TOTAL $3,005,541.69
2. Mon Valley Health & Welfare Council, Inc. '_',"1"71._ )
cl�. #2273 dated 6-30-76 June Title XX Reimb. $12,971.13
ck. #2275 dated 6-30-76 June Title III, VII Reimb. 2,729.08
ck. #2281 dated 6-30-76 h Mon Valley Reimb. 6,497.04
TOTAL $22,197.25
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MINUTE BOOK
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
David L. Gilmore
EOW D M PALUSO COMMISSIONERS
MALCOLM L. MORGANwrLwu74u�wIimLu%rjujwxi�n. AR
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Chief Clerk presented the following bills to the Board for their
consideration and approval:
1. Engelhardt -Power & Associates - $5,612.00
2. George Anthou - $50.00
3. Pa. State Assoc. of County Commissioners - $271.59
Moved by Mr. Paluso, seconded by Mr. Morgan, that the foregoing
bills be approved for payment.
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Morgan - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Chief Clerk requested authorizatibn to advertise for bids for
approximately 627 feet of fencing to be installed around the Canon -McMillan
stadium in connection with the Flood Control Project.
Moved by Mr. Paluso, seconded by Mr. Morgan, that the Chief Clerk
be authorized to advertise for bids As per above, and that the fencing be
installed at the earliest possible time.
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Morgan - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Chief Clerk stated that the Office of Employment and Training is
currently renting 5,500 square feet of their building and would like to occupy
the remaining 1,800 feet . Mr. Brady requested authorization to negotiate and
prepare a lease for this additional space.
Moved by Mr. Paluso, seconded by Mr. Morgan, that the Chief Clerk
be authorized to negotiate and prepare a lease for the office space as per above.
Remarks:
Mr. Paluso: I believe that this was recommended by the Regional Manpower
Director and the officials from Philadelphia, who said we should have additional
space down there and that was the space they recommended.
Mr. Morgan: And the funds expended are totally federal Manpower funds for this
additional space.
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Morgan - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Chief Clerk requested permission to lease a mailing machine for a
period of 24 months for the Office of Employment and Training at a cost of $80.30
per month.
Moved by Mr. Paluso, seconded by Mr. Morgan, granting permission to
the Chief Clerk as per above.
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Paouso - Yes; Mr..Morgan - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Concerning the partial collapse of Allenport BrilWe ,the Chief Clerk
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asked that the Commissioners declare this an emergency situation and that
a temporary bypass be constructed for school buses and other traffic in that
area.
Remarks:
Mr. Diamond: As I understand it the bridge -collapsed and you must construct a
temporary bypass, and this is a matter of some urgency to necessitate school
bussing and other traffic.
Moved by Mr. Paluso, seconded by Mr. Morgan, that the Board declare
the partial collapse of Allenport Bridge No. 2 on Bridge Street as an emergency
situation, and authorize the necessary temporary repairs immediately, in order
to facilitate the movement of traffic including school buses, fire engines and
ambulances.in that area.
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Morgan - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Brady asked if the foregoing motion included the smeary
easements to be obtained from the property owners. Mr. Morgan stated that this
was the stumbling block, and that we could not go onto prciyvite property to
create the bypass to reconstruct the new bridge. Mr. Morgan stated that this
woAld have to be approved; and asked Mr. Brady to read the parties involved.
Mr. Brady stated that the parties involved are the County of Washington and
John K. Mihealsick, Jr. and Gertrude Mihealsick, his wife, of the Borough of
Allenport.
Moved by Mr. Paluso, seconded by Mr. Morgan, that the Board approve
the easement agreement with Mr. & Mrs. Mihealsick for the sum of $1.00, and
to be forwarded to them immediately.as per above.
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Morgan - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Brady stated that several weeks ago the Commissioners wrote to
the Department of Health in Harrisburg concerning the allocation of emergency
medical services funds. Mr. Brady reported that a reply dated August 16, 1976
had been received from William C. Dethlefs, Director, Division of Emergency
Health Services. Mr. Dethlefs stated in his letter that he had conferred with
Secretary Leonard Bachman, who made the decision concerning the allocation of
these funds, and who had taken the position that the portion of the appropriatiol
devoted to statewide projects is necessary and justifihble. Mr. Dethlefs stated
that they have made every effort to expend available resources directly at the
local and regional level on a proportional basis, in addition to developing
statewide programs of benefit to theoentire Commonwealth. Mr. Brady added that
what Mr. Dethlefs is saying in effect is that the original 2.2 million dollars
which was reduced to 1.1 million dollars was justifiable to use in statewide
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MINUTE BOOK 25.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
David L. Gilmore
MALCOLM L. MORGAN, 1*1EyapAgX5 M EDWARD M. PALUSO, COMMISSIONERS
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Chief Clerk read a letter of appreciation dated August 23, 1976
from the Burgettstown Borough Council thanking the Commissioners for the
generous county -aid allotment to their community.
Chief Clerk informed the Board of the rectipt of the Washington
County Mid -Year Fiscal Review from the Pennsylvania Economy League, Inc.
which analyzes the fiscal condition of the County's General Fund relative to
budget estimates as of June 30, 1976. Said Review ended in summary by stating
that Washington County has done a credible job of controlling expenditures to
date and the County should co;nplete 1976 with a cash surplus. However, the size
of the ending cash balance will be largely dependent upon the County's ability
to collect a very substantial portion of the current real estate taxes which
remain uncollected at this time.
Remarks:
Mr. Paluso: This is the first time in my five years in office that there has
ever,been aq interim budget report available for the news media and for the
public so that they have some idea of the expenditure of their money and how it
is coming along at the mid point of the year. I would like to thank our staff
Mr. Brady, Mr. Gillespie and Mrs. Falcon who were primarily the ones who are
responsible for the close monitoring of this budget and you can see by the
numbers in this report, incidentiily-this is unsolicited with no input from the
Commissioners. The report is done by the Pa. Economy League as a separate body
so there is no "fudging" in this report. I think they have done a credible job
and I think we should thank them formally at this time. I might point out one
item in this that cause problems for all municipal governments - an argument
that the news media has been in on in the past years. If you will look the spot
where it says "bills from prior years" you will notice ... I think you will all
remember sitting and listening to several of our discussions on this budget in
February. This figure was an inflated figurez The figure that was the best
estimate we could make at the time was $175,000, and if you notice in here the
bills from prior years that were not paid are now up in the $190,000 bracket
and there are still more to come. I -think it justifies the debate that took
place here in February where there were certain individuals who would not, and
who argued violently that thit was not the case and I think we are justified
now in the position we have taken in the last two or three years concerning those
prior years bills.
Chief Clerk informed the Board of two requests from the Domesticr
Relations Offices: Travel request for Beverly Kubena to attend the Introduction
to Family Therapy Techniques Seminar to be held in Akron, Ohio, on September 14,
15 and 16, 1976. Also a travel request for Barbara Gibbs, Deputy Court
Administrator and Betty Ross, xhQ-will represent President Judge Sweet, at the
25th,aAnnual Child Support Enforcement Institute in Philadelphia on August 30, 31
and September 1, 1976. Mr. Brady stated that all funds for this training will
come from the new program for Child Support Enforcement.,
Moved by Mr. Paluso, seconded by Mr. Morgan, approving the two
requests as per above.
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Morgan - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Chief Clerk informed the Board of a request for the release of funds
for ;several urban county development projects from the Washington County
Community Development Agency. Mr. Brady then listed the following communities
which are involved in these projects:
MINUTE BOOK
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
avid L. Gilmore
MALCOLM L. MORGAN=MXAXMXMYXCXK EDWARD M. PALUSO, COMMISSIONERS
Bentleyville Borough
California Borough
Claysville Borough
Cokeburg Borough
McDonald Borough
New Eagle Borough
Buffalo Township
Canton Township
Carrol Township
Cecil Township
Chartiers Township
Cross Creek Township
Donegal Township
Hanover Township
Mt. Pleasant Township
South Franklin Township
Union Township
City of Washington
Ellsworth Borough
Moved by Mr. Paluso, seconded by Mr. Morgan, that the foregoing
request.be executed and forwarded to HUD as per regulations.
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Morgan - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Remarks:
Mr. Paluso: There is albt of misunderstanding on this�:Community Development Act
among the various municipalities and townships where some people and some of the
news media are under the impression that these funds are held by the County
and then distributed at our whim, so to speak. What this is is a formality
of signing the paper to go to the Department of Urban Renewal and they control
the funds, they ok the projects, they release the funds to.tffeo rious munici-
palities if all the criteria is met. Our role is strictly as red tape.
Chief Clerk informed the Board of a request from Margaret Piasente,
Housekeeper at the County Home for Men, for a 60 day leave of absence due to
illness.effective August 1, 1976.
Moved by Mr. Paluso, seconded by Mr. Morgan, approving the foregoing
request by Margaret Piasente.
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Morgan - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Chief Clerk informed the Board of a request from James B. Penn,
Orderly at the County Home for Men, for a six month leave of absence without
pay due to illness, effective August 1, 1976.
Remarks:
Mr. Paluso: This request is really superfluous. Mr. Penn was placed on dis-
abilityarwhich in the event he is able, he would automatically be reinstated.
A six month leave of absence is against the County policy and is superfluous.
Mr. Morgan: This orderly applied for his disability pension through the County
I don`.t really think we need that... he has gone on disability.
Mr. Paluso: If he would be ready to work again, he would automatically be
reinstated.
Chief Clerk informed the Board of a request from Katheryn I. Penn,
wife of James B. Penn, and Housekeeper at the County Home for Men, for a 30 day
leave of absence due to the illness of her husband, effective August 11, 1976.
Moved by Mr. Paluso, seconded by Mr. Morgan, approving the foregoing
request by Katheryn I. Penn.
Roll call vote taken:
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Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Morgan - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
David L. Gilmore
MALCOLM L. MORGAN, , EDWARD M. PALUSO, COMMISSIONERS
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Chief Clerk informed the Board of a letter of resignation dated
August 20, 1976 from David Koenig, Draftsman in the Tax Assessment Office.
Said resignation effective August 27, 1976.
Chief Clerk informed the Board of a request from Z th `Kay - __
Dermont"of-.Adttlt"Probation for a six month maternity leave beginning December 6,
1976. Said request approved by the Washington County Court.
Moved by Mr. Paluso, seconded by Mr. Morgan, approving the foregoing
request,by Elizabeth Kay Dermont.
Solicitor:
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Morgan - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Solicitor Diamond presented the following twenty-five (25) tax
refunds to the Board for their consideration and approval.
Moved by Mr. Paluso, seconded by Mr. Morgan, that the Tax Assessment
Office be :authorized to prepare the following tax refunds due to either duplica-
tion or overpayment of real estate or personal property tax:
1. Mary & Asa Moses (1976 County Tax)
c/o Mary Kelly
89 Kenric Ave.
Donora, Pa. 15033
District: Donora - Deed Book Reference:
District No: 240 - Section No: 028 - Parcel No: 02-0066
Amount: $54.97
2. Earl Carl (1976 County Tax)
R. D. 1
Avella, Pa. 15312
District: Independence - Deed Book Reference:
District No: 170 - Section No: 013 - Parcel No. 0002
Amount: $83.39
3. Alexander W. Acheson (1976 County Tax)
c/o G. Ashton Brownless, Atty,
414 Washington Trust Bldg.
Washington, Pa. 15301
District: Washington 5th Ward - Deed Book Reference
District No: 750 - Section No: 006 - Parcel No: 0004
Amount: $25.08
4. Charles & Martha Macek (1976 County Tax)
264 Beech Street
- Muse, Pa. 15350
District: Cecil - Deed,, Book Reference:
District No: 140 - Section No: 009-02-07 - Parcel. No: 0005
Amount: $6.69
5. Violet Holmes (1976 County Tax)
c/o Dollar Savings Bank
4th & Smithfield
Pittsburgh, Pa. 15230
District: Chartiers - Deed Book Reference:
District No: 170 - Section No: 019 - Parcel No: 02-0002
Amount: $42.01
6. Steve Sumago (1976 County Tax)
1421 W. 51 Street
Erie, Pa. 16501
District: East Bethlehem - Deed Book Reference: 0852-0296
District No: 260 - Section No: 1 - Parcel No: 302
Amount: $13.86
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MINUTE BOOK
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIO�IEF�S WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
avid L. Gilmore
MALCOLM L. MORGAN]M,@(M',j XX== EDWARD M. PALUSO, COMMISSIONERS
7. Raymond & Bernice Roccon
116 S. Main Street
Washington, Pa. 15301
District: Washington 4th Ward -
District No: 740 - Section No:
Amount: $165.01
8. Maurice Yorkin
c/o L. J. Hufnagel, Tax Manager
G.C. Murphy Co.
531 5th Avenue
McKeesport, Pa. 15132
District: Washington 2nd Ward
District No: 720 - Section No:
Amount: $668.80
9. Syndicated Equities, Inc.
P.O. Box 232
Washington, Pa. 15301
District: Washington 7th Ward
District No: 770 - Section No:
Amount: $275.46
(1976 County Tax)
Deed Book Reference: 1640-307
6 - Parcel No: 5
(1976 County Tax)
- Deed Book Reference: 0591-0382
001 - Parcel No: 0010
(1976 County Tax)
Deed Book: 1559-0277
43 - Parcel No: 16
10. Mack Carl Picknick (1976 County Tax)
Box 587
Meadowlands, Pa. 15301
District: Washington 7th - Deed Book: 957-0213
District No: 770 - Section No: 2 - Parcel No: 14
Amount: $54.02
11. Louis Berman
5825 Collins Ave., Apt. 7-B
Miami Beach, Florida 33140
District: Washington 4th Ward
District No: 740 - Section No:
Amount: $167.75
12. Agnes K. Matthews
C/o Samuel Goldfarb
514 Washington Trust Bldg.
Washington, Pa. 15301
District: Washington 2nd Ward
District No: 720 - Section No:
Amount: $300.12
(1976 County Tax)
Deed Book: 838-247
6 � Parcel No: 27
(1976 County Tax)
Deed Book: 1316-0272
001 - Parcel No: 0009
13. Mrs. H.D. Kay (1976 County Tax)
c/o Howard E. Goldfarb, Atty. for Maurice Yorkin, Owner
50 W. Wheeling St.
Washington, Pa. 15301
District: Washington 2nd Ward - Deed Book: 0551-0265 &
13260966
District No: 720 - Section No: 001 - Parcel No: 0004
Amount: $132.61
14. Samuel & Rachel Goldfard et al (1976 County Tax)
7 W. Wheeling Street
Washington, Pa. 15301
District: Washington 2nd Ward - Deed Book: 1135-0014
District No: 720 - Section No: 001 - Parcel No: 0008
Amount: $321.04
15. Louis & Bernard Berman et al
7 West Wheeling
Washington, Pa. 15301
District: Washington 2nd Ward
District No: 720 - Section No:
Amount: $315.59
16. Louis & Bernard Berman et al
7 W. Wheeling
Washington, Pa. 15301
District: Washington 2nd Ward
District No: 720 - Section No:
Amount: $62.07
17. Louis & Bernard H. Berman
5825 Collins Ave., Apt. 7-B
Miami Beach, Florida 33140
District: Washington 1st Ward
District No: 710 - Section No:
Amount: $295.79
(1976 County Tax)
- Deed Book: 720-001-0007
001 - Parcel No: 0007
(1976 County Tax)
- Deed Book: none
004 - Parcel No: 0043
(1976 County Tax)
- Deed Book: 0923-0582
001 - Parcel No: 0019
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MINUTE BOOK 263
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
David L. Gilmore
MALCOLM L. MORGAN, 1V3jP=Xjt,a(,Ft,1[MK EDWARD M. PALUSO, COMMISSIONERS
18. Louis & Bernard Berman (1976 County Tax)
5825 Collins Ave. Apt. 7-B
Miami Beach, Florida 33140
District: Washington 1st Ward - Deed Book: 0923-0582
District No: 710 - Section No: 001 - Parcel No: 0018
Amount: $191.18
19. 0. W. & Agnes Wilkerson (1976 County Tax)
Box 62
Claysville, Pa. 15323
District: Somerset - Deed Book: 1324-0679
District No: 580 - Section No: 004 - Parcel No: 0010-03
Amount: $174.61
20. Kenneth T. Pearl B. Richardson (1976 County Tax)
140 N. Spring Valley Road
Canonsburg, Pa. 15317
District: North Strabane - Deed Book: 0645-0367
District No: 520 - Section No: 003 - Parcel No: 0074
Amount: $10.34
21: Donald P. Bonsch (1976 County Tax)
708 Fallowfield Ave.
Charleroi, Pa. 15022
District: Charleroi - Deed Book: 1486-0123
District No: 160 - Section No: 012 - Parcel Nos-06-0008
Amount: $23.94
22. Pete & Norma Cocco (1976 County Tax)
428 Canyon Drive
Canonsburg, Pa. 15317
District: Canonsburg 2nd Ward Annex:- Deed Book: 1455-0059
District No: 105 - Section No! 001 - Parcel No:.0023
*mount: $77.75
23. Beau Brummel Apts. (1976 County Tax)
c/o Audrey Richman
800 East Beau Street
Washington, Pa. 15301
District: East Washington - Deed Book: 1402-0091
District N0: 260 Section No: 006 - Parcel No: 03-0017
Amount: $249.69
24. L. S. & Gertrude Snyder (1976 County Tax)
527 McKean Avenue
Charleroi, Pa. 15022
District: Charleroi - Deed Book: 0561-0696
District No: 160 - Section No: 019 - Parcel No: 07-0005
Amount: $82.76
25. Aaron A. & Janet Cushey (1976 County Tax)
R. D. 2
Finleyville, Pa. 15332
District: Union Township - Dedd Book: 1356-0294
District No: 640 - Section No: 011 Parcel No: 0025
Amount: $93.21
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Morgan - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Mr. Paluso, seconded by Mr. Morgan, that the deeds executee
for the following described properties to the following persons below for the sum
or price set opposite the same under and by virtue of the action of this Board
taken August 26, 1976 recorded in Minute No. 34 and the Decree of the Court of
Common Pleas dated August 9, 1976 the said deeds to be delivered to the purchasers
named herein upon payment of the consideration recorded therein together with the
costs of proceedings and that the Board of Commissioners be and are hereby au-
thorized to execute the said deeds as and for the County of Washington and
Malcolm L. Morgan is hereby constituted and appointed attorney in fact to
acknowledge the said deeds before any person authorized to take acknowledgements:
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
David L�,M-G_i_l more
MALCOLM L. MORGAN, BC1KK1i�X EDWARD M. PALUSO. COMMISSIONERS
ITEM ORIGINAL BIDDER
DISTRICT & DESCRIPTION PRICE
CANTON TOWNSHIP
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Katheryn A. Brock
(PQ)
Washington County
$75.00
353 W. Wylie Ave.
(FO)
S.L. Day Est. & Heirs
Washington, Pa. 15301
Lot 222 Tylerdale
Land Co. P1
DB 336-541 (12-�11-2118)
2x
George W. & Judith A.
(PO)
Washington County
$75.00
Vitteck, Jr.
(FO)
Briggs, Dorothy M.
161 Caldwell Ave.
1 sty fr hse (razed)
Washington, Pa. 15301
Lot 49
DB 841-5 (12-11-217)
CHARLEROI BOROUGH
3,
Zadronzny, John J. &
(PO)
Washingon County
$55.00
Kathy, his wife
(FO)
Pro, Andrew
428 Perry Avenue
1 sty blk br hse
Bell Vernon, Pa. 15012
Front Pt Lot
DB 748-209 (16-25-9)
DONORA_BOROUGH
4.
Matthew & Lorean White
(PO)
Washington County
$75.00
539 Allen Avenue
(FO)
Simmons, Willie L.
Donora, Pa. 15033
& Rosezeller
2 sty fr hse (razed)
Pt Lot 21 Blk 25
DB 603-595 (24-17-22)
EAST BETHLEHEM TWP.
5
Abbott, John D., Jr.
(PO)
Washington County
$447.60
2485 W. Brook Street
(FO)
Abbott, John D., Jr.
Magnola, Ohio 44643
Lots 52,53,54,55
(Redemption by Former Owner)
Vesta Heights
DB 1250-1116
6.
Steve Kochis, Jr.
(PO)
Washington County
$50.00
Main Street Box 356
(FO)
Mazillo, Mike & Nola
Clarksville, Pa. 15322
Lot 0.2028 Acres Surf.
Clyde Land Co. No. #3
DB 683-92
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Abbott, John D., Jr.
(PO)
Washington County
$1,187.2"
2485 W. Brook Street
(FO)
Abbott, John D., Jr.
Magnola, Ohio 44643
1 sty fr shngled hse
(Redemption by Former Owner)
Lot 51
DB 1250-1116 (26-1-184)
ELCO BOROUGH
8.
James Lycett, Jr.
(PO)
Washington County
$125.00
John Hajducik
(FO)
Jessie Barnum Est. &
James Lycett, Sr.
Heirs
Box 104
Vacant Pt Lots 72,73
Roscoe, Pa.
(containing 0.05 Acre
Water St;J (excepting &
reserving easement
DB 242-508) (for flood
control project)
9
William R. & Phyllis
(PO)
Washington County
$100.00
Verno
(FO)
O'Korn, Bessie
Box 52
2 sty fr hse-shed
Elco, Pa. 15434
Lot 0.26 Acre Surf.
DB 680-338
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JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP
10
Raymond J. & Wilda
(PO)
Washington county
$100.00
Bertovich
(FO)
Jefferson Coal & Coke
Box 313, R.D. #3
Co.
Avella, Pa. 15312
Lots 23 & 24
DB 694-27 (38-16-30)
MONONGAHELA 1ST WARD
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John R. & Lois V.
(PO)
Washington County
$360.00
Massey
(FO)
Young, Gerald
308 Wall Street
1 sty fr hse-shed
Monongahela, Pa. 15063
Pt lots 37-38
City Desc. Lot 3
1 sty fr hse
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS��QQ WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
MALCOLM L. M RGDavANa�� W"' EDWARD M. PALUSO, COMMISSIONERS
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ORIGINAL BIDDER
DISTRICT & DESCRIPTION
PRICE
MT. PLEASANT TWP.
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Charles E. Campbell
(POt
Washington County
$1,366.95
678 Gregg Avenue
(FO)
T.J. Federoff
91.13 Acres Coal
inactive, Westland
DB 982-509
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Charles E. Campbell
APO)
Washington County
$1,157.85
678 Grett Street
(FO)
North Star Coal Co.
77.19 Acres Coal
inactive, Westland
DB 982-502
SMITH, TOWRSRIF
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John S. Long
(PO)
Washington County
$50.00
R. D. #3 Box 100B
(FO)
Barnes, Willis
Burgettstown, Pa. 15021
Lot 1 Tract 4
h Int only formerly
Richard King
DB 1309-971
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Betty J. Sloan
(PO)
Washington County
R. D. #3 Eve Mine
(FO)
George Gavatoria
$310.00
Burgettstown, Pa. 15021
2 Lots 114-145
Betty Plan
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Eugene Raggi & Erma
(PO)
Washington County
$175.00
Raggi, wife
(FO)
Lawrence, Frank
R. D. #1, Box 11
Lots 69-70
Slovan, Pa. 15078
Dunbar Plan
DB 437-280
SOUTH STRABANE
17
Alberta McKinney
(PO)
Washington County
$125.00
1216 N. Main St.
(FO)
Whiteman, Wilbur &
Washington, Pa. 15301
Jean
Lot
DB 731-385 (60-3-59)
18
Jerry Irwin
(PO)
Washington County
$160.00
234 Wayne Street
(FO)
Dubley E. Clark
Claysville, Pa.
Lot 128
Block 2 Pleasant View
Allotment Plan
19
Jerry Irwin
(PO)
Washington County
$210.00
234 Wayne Street
(FO)
Webb, A.C.
Claysville, Pa.
Lot 132 Blk 2
Pleasant View Plan
DB 883-65
20
Carolyn A. Ross
(PO)
Washington County
$205.00
232 Ashmore Avenue
(FO)
Tarr, William H. &
Washington, Pa. 15301
Rosie
Lot 108, Blk 2
Pleasant View,
Allotment 2
DB 561-235
WEST PIKE RUN
21
John Jr. fi Cornell
(PO)
Washington County
$100.00
Collins
(FO)
Montgomery, Sadie
Box 129
h Dbl Hse thse razed)
Daisytown, Pa. 15427
0.066 Acres Surf.
DB 1407-17
22
Clements, Winston &
(PO)
Washington County
$100.00
Edna, wife
(FO)
Black, J.C. & Colem4n,
Box 331
Harrison
Daisytown, Pa. 15427
c/o J.C. Black
0.974 ,Acres Surf.
Cresent Heights
h Int. of J.C. Black
DB 1002-425
23
John Jr. & Cornell,
(PO)
Washington County
$100.00
Collins, wife
(FOX
Wheeler, William Est.
Box 129
& Heirs
Daisytown, Pa. 15427
h Dbl Hse (hse reed)
0.066 Acres Surf.
DB 1407-21 (70+12-266)
MINUTE BOOK
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
Dad L G' re
MALCOLM L. MORGAN EDWARD M. PALUSO, COMMISSIONERS
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Morgan 4 Yes.
Motion carried-,.inninimously.
Solicitor Diamond stated that he had prepared the final draft of
two leases which had previously been approved at a 4!aaltier meeting and were now
ready to be executed by the Board. Those being a lease for the Senior Citizens
Center and the Magistrate's office, both located in Burgettstown. Mr. Diamond
informed the Board that the Senior Citizens Center lease had been drawn up for
a period of one year, but that the Lessor had requested a four year lease.
Concerning renewal of the lease for Magistrate Lilley's office in
Meadowlands, Mr. Diamond stated that this had been previously discussed and the
Lessor is required to do a certain amount of work, such as installing air-
conditioning, carpeting and some repairs, at a monthly rental of $385.00 for a
period of six years.
Moved by Mr. Paluso, seconded by Mr. Morgan, that the Board approve
the six year lease for Magistrate Lilley's office as per above.
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Morgan - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Regarding a previous meeting, Mr. Paluso stated that a request had
been made by W & J College to use the infield of the Arden Downs track for
soccer practice and games. Mr. Paluso stated that this request had been referred
to the Fair Board, and asked Mr. Brady to follow up on this matter to see what
decision had been made.
Meeting adjourned.
THE FOREGOING MINUTES READ AND APPROVED:
gust 26 , 1976
ATTEST
CHIEF CLERK
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