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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
MICHAEL R. FLYNN, FRANK JONES, JR., EDWARD M. PALUSO, COMMISSIONERS
Minute No. 168
Office of the County Commissioners
Washington, Pa., May 22, 1975
The Board of County Commissioners met in regular session with the following
members being present. Commissioners Jones, Paluso and Flynn. Also being present:
Chief Clerk and County Administrator Whalen; Administrative Assistant Fetcko; County Solicit
Gilmore; Beaver Perkins of Volunteers In Probation; Gregg Donolo of the Beaver Township
High Schools; John Drake of the Washington Area Senior Citizens Center; Mrs. Helen Miller
of the League of Women Voters; Jay Mitchell of WJPA Radio and Bob Robertson of the Observe�-
Reporter.
Meeting called to order and roll call vote taken:
Mr. Jones - Present; Mr. Paluso - Present; Mr. Flynn - Present.
Chairman asked if there were any corrections, additions or omissions to
Minute No. 167, each member having received a copy.
as read.
Moved by Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr. Paluso, that Minute No. 167 be approved
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Jones - Yes; Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Flynn - Yes.
Nbtion carried unanimously.
Old Business: PLRB
CHef Clerk stated that at a previous meeting the Board of Commissioners went
on record directing their labor consultant, John Felice & Associates to file an Exception to the
Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board Order, and we have now been notified that oral argument
on Exceptions is fixed for Wednesday, the eleventh day of June, 1975, at 11:80 a. m. , in Room
520 Labor and Industry Building, Seventh and Forster Streets, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Reports: None
Correspondence:
Chief Clerk informed the Board of the receipt of the following checks:
(1) Commonwealth of Pa. - Reimbursement for acquisition of real
estate on Chartiers Creek Flood Control Unit 2 - ck. #44-0885423
$4, 375. 00
(2) Commonwealth of Pa. - Reimbursement for acquisition of real
estate on Chartiers Creek Flood Control Unit 2 - ck. #50-508235
$1, 651. 83
(3) Commonwealth of Pa. - Expenditures for Harmon Creek Watershed
ck. #50-514440 - $10, 000. 00
(4) Commonwealth of Pa. - Washington -Greene Community Action
Corporation - for months of March (Actual) and May (Estimate)
ck. #43-0895959 - $8.465.28
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and approval:
for payment.
(5) First National Bank & Trust Co. - Redemption of C. D. #7953
cks. #63813 and 34013 - Fiscal Assistance Trust Fund Account
Principle $700, 000. 00
Interest $ 3,269.86
TOTAL $703, 269. 86
(6) First National Bank & Trust Co. - Redemption of C. D. #7952
cks. #63812 and 34014 - Liquid Fuels Escrow Account
Principle $125, 000. 00
Interest $ 583.90
TOTAL $125, 583. 90
(7) Pittsburgh National Bank - Weekend Repurchase Agreement
ck. #606868 - General Fund
Principle $600, 000. 00
Interest $ 212.50
TOTAL $600, 212. 50
Chief Clerk then presented the following bills to the Board for their consideration
(1) Anderson Transfer - $579. 20 - RE: Tearing down -and restoring
shelves - Law Library
(2) Engelhardt -Power and Associates, Inc. - $212.00 - RE: Boring
sites and recording elevations - Extended Care Facility
(3) John M. Felice Associates, Inc. - $2, 041.46 - RE: Supreme
Court Appeal
(4) Gibson's Photo Center - $11.10 - for film purchased to be used
for aerial photography at Chartiers Creek
(5) Mrs. Andrew Szedon and Peter J. Mansmann - $15, 000. 00
Relocation payment for ME-24
(6) Cole -Layer -Trumble Company - $9, 722. 33 - for data processing
services as per agreements - period covering May 1-31
(7) The Daily Herald - $36. 70 RE: Advertisement - Demolition of
structures on property known as the Donaldson Supply Company
(8) The Daily Herald - $33. 20 - RE: Advertisement - Demolition of
GBU Building
(9) Black Top Paving Co., Inc. - RE: Paving at Washington County
Jail as per contract (3 invoices) $3, 930. 00
844.00
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(10) GeoMechanics, Inc. - $2,147. 70 - Partial invoice for site inspection
Extended Care Facility
Moved by Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr. Paluso, that the above bills be approved
Roll call vote taken:
NIr. Jones - Yes; Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Flynn - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Chief Clerk read a letter dated May 15, 1975 from Michael George, Director of
Parks and Recreation, regarding the expansion of the outdoor area at the Juvenile Detention
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Home, which entails relocation of 150' of existing fence and installation of 40' of new fence.
N1r. George included in his letter an estimate of $916. 00 for this project which the Planning
Commission -had provided him. Mr. George stated that he had considered performing the
installation with his personnel, but that he had been informed that the labor cost would be
considerably higher if the proper tools were not available, etc. Mr. George thought that the
labor cost would almost double if they did the work, and it would take a considerable longer
time to complete. Mr. George also stated that with the estimate he had received from the
Planning Commission, he had contacted a local fence company which quoted a total cost of
$ 913. 00.
Moved by Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr. Paluso, that the Board approve the
purchase of fence and installation at a total cost of $913. 00 for the expansion of the outdoor
area at the Juvenile Detention Home as per above.
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Jones - Yes; Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Flynn - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Chief Clerk stated that the Manpower Office had found it necessary to purchase
a duplicator with additional capacity. Mr. -Whalen informed the"Board that Manpower had
the arrangements for this machine and the payment would come from Manpower funds. Mr.
Whalen then presented a Service Agreement with Xerox for the Board's consideration.
Moved by Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr. Paluso, that the Board execute the
Service Agrement with Xerox for the duplicator at the Manpower Office as per above.
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Jones - Yes; Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Flynn - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Chief Clerk informed the Board of an invoice dated May 20, 1975 received from
the Mid -Monongahela Valley Council of Governments which covers the 1975-76 dues for the
fifth year of the County's membership committment. Said invoice indicated the dues for our
municipality as $3, 535. 00.
Remarks:
Mr. Jones suggested that this matter be held in abeyance until the Board had a chance to revi
it.
Moved by Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr. Flynn, that the Board goon record
holding this matter in abeyance for further consideration.
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Jones - Yes; Mr. Paluso - No; Mr. Flynn - Yes.
Motion carried.
Chief Clerk read a letter dated May 19, 1975 from Mchael R. Flynn, Chairman
of the Sinking Fund Commission which reads as follows:
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In Compliance with the motion duly made and passed unanimously,
the Sinking Fund Commission requests the Board of County Commissioners
to loan to the Sinking Fund Commission from the General Fund the necessary
monies to meet their current obligation on both the principle and interest
obligation due on June 1, 1975.
/ s / Michael R. Flynn, Chairman
Sinking Fund Commission
Remarks:
Mr. Paluso suggested that Mr. Flynn give a further elaboration on this matter for the benefit
of the news media.
Mr. Flynn: Beginning in June, under our $5, 000, 000. 00 Bond Issue, we owed to the Bank the
sum of "x" number of dollars in principle and an "x" number of dollars in interest and this is
due on the 1st of June. Therefore, as a result the Sinking Fund met last week and the Treasure,
Mr. Morgan informed the Commission that the necessary money is not in the fund to pay the
bank. Although we did make provisions in the budget for Sinking Fund purposes, we still do not
have enough money.to meet our obligation as of June 1st.
Mr. Paluso: There is a certain mill -age set aside each month from the taxes collected for that
month to the Sinking Fund. As you know, this month and next month are the big tax collection
months so that percentage each month has not made up the amount yet. Therefore, we are
going to loan the money to the Sinking Fund and as that percentage is taken out each month, it
will be immediately repaid to the General Fund.
Moved by Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr. Paluso, that the Board approve the
loan of necessary monies to the Sinking Fund from the General Fund in order to meet the
current obligation on both the principle and interest due on June 1,1975 as per above.
Roll call vote taken:
Nfr. Jones - Yes; Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Flynn - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Chief Clerk read a letter dated May 15, 1975 directed to Mchael George of
Parks and Recreation from Joseph Nicolella - of Raccoon Grade School. Mr. Nicolella and
the sixth grade class at Raccoon Grade School expressed their appreciation to Martha Kulp and
Thais Teppep for the very informative field trip which they took at Mingo Creek Park.
Chief Clerk read a letter dated May 16, 1975 from Frank C. Carroll, Chairman
of the Southwestern Pennsylvania Legal Aid Society. On behalf of the Board of Directors,
the officers of the Corporation, and its employees and members, Mr. Carroll expressed their
appreciation for all the courtesies shown them by the Washington County Commissioners and
their staff over the past years.
Chief Clerk then read another letter dated May 16, 1975 from Frank C. Carroll
regarding the limited service to the poor by the Southwestern Pennsylvania Legal Aid Society.
Mr. Carroll sited the reason for this limited service has been because of the fact that the
budget had remained static from the time of its inception in 1967, but they were able to obtain
additional funds from the state in 1974 through the Pennsylvania Legal Services Center and
have expanded the program into Washington, Greene and Fayette counties. Mr. Carroll stated
that one of the mandates of the monies is that funding must be obtained from local sources, and
requested that the Board of Commissioners meet with them at some fu,-ture time to discuss the
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possibility of funding this important program.
Remarks:
Mr. Flynn stated that Mr. Carroll's letter should be acknowledged and a meeting arranged.
Chief Clerk informed the Board of a request received from West Penn Power
to install an anchor line on County property. Mr. Whalen stated that we had checked this with
Mr. McAmbley, and he had informed us that there are no objections to the installation at their
cost but advised that any agreement should contain a stipulation that if we would want the line
removed at any future date, it should be removed at the expense of West Penn Power.
Nbved by Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr. Paluso, that the Board approve the
request made by West Penn Power to install an anchor line on County property as per above.
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Jones - Yes; Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Flynn - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Chief Clerk reviewed a letter dated May 9, 1975 directed to Mr. James Blaze
of the U. S. Railway Association from Mr. Keery McAmbley of the Washington County
Industrial Development Agency. Mr. McAmbley called Mr. Blazers attention to the fact that
he had been unable to determine if there are any substanial mineralogical reserves in Greene
and Washington Counties which the Waynesburg to Houston right-of-way traverses. Mr.
McAmbley mentioned that the U. S. Railway Association did not contact a single County or State
agency that might have supplied them with this information. Mr. McAmbley also stated that
he intended to ask our Congressman to further investigate this situation.
Chief Clerk read a letter dated May 15, 1975 from Elliot Roger Knauer, Dire
Division of Comprehensive Health Planning regarding the designation of Health Service Areas
for Pennsylvania. Mr. Knauer expressed his appreciation, on behalf of everyone involved,
for the recommendation and comments received from the Washington County Commissioners.
Said letter also stated that a copy of the Commissioners letter had been forwarded for Federal
review along with the Commonwealth Health Service Area Plan.
(Earl Bugaile of WKEG entered the meeting.)
Chief Clerk read a letter dated May 14, 1975 from the Pennsylvania Army
National Guard, Headquarters 2d Brigade 28th Infantry Division regarding the need for help
to upgrade the Armory. Said letter stated that in the past, there were four Nation Guard units
in Washington County and now there are six, and therefore, they requested an additional
of $3000 for the purpose of upgrading the Goodridge Armory and the other armories in the
County of Washington. Said letter further expressed their appreciation for the $1, 500 which
has been allocated to them in the past.
Remarks:
Mr. Flynn suggested that this matter be tabled until the Solicitor can investigate the legal
aspects of this.
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Chief Clerk read the following letter dated May 12, 1975 from James N. Wade,
Secretary of Administration, Governor's Office, Harrisburg:
Dear Mr. Flynn:
The Public Employment Program (PEP), which is currently funded
under the Emergency Employment Act (EEA) of 1971, is scheduled to be
discontinued as of June 30, 1975. Presently, the Commonwealth has 351
participants funded under the program and working with various state
agencies. General economic conditions affecting the Commonwealth budget
prevent more than a very limited transition of these participants into the
State work force. Consequently, we are faced with the possibility of having
to involuntarily discharge hundreds of PEP participants on July 1, 1975.
As you are probably aware, PEP participants are eligible for
transfer to funding under the Comprehensive Employment and Training
Act (CETA) without any intervening of unemployment. Many of our 351
PEP participants are residents of prime sponsors' jurisdiction, such as
your own.
To overcome the predicament of these PEP participants, we will
need your cooperation in providing, if at all possible, for the transfer of
PEP participants who are residents of your jurisdiction. A listing of these
participants is provided as an attachment along with other participant
information.
State agencies have been notified with respect to this situation and
are encouraged to contact prime sponsors in order to assist in transferring
PEP participants.
/s/ James N. Wade
Remarks:
It was suggested that this letter be forwarded to Mr. Piganell of the Manpower Office.
Chief Clerk read a telegram received on May 19, 1975 from Congressman Thomas
E. Morgan announcing that the Department of H. E. W. has awarded a $69, 650: 00 grant to
California State College to provide training and technical assistance to Headstart personnel.
Chief Clerk then read a letter dated May 16, 1975 from Congressman Thomas E.
Morgan thanking Commissioner Flynn for a copy of his letter to Congressman Edward P.
Boland, Chairman of the HUD -Space -Science -Veterans Appropriations, Subcommittee, which
expressed support for the inclusion of Section 701 funds in the Fiscal Year 76 budget.
Mr. Morgan stated that he has been a consistent supporters of community development legisla
and intended to closely follow the deliberation of Chairman Boland's Subcommittee and to suppol t
the funding for Section 701.
Chief Clerk presented to the Board for their consideration two O. J. T. Contracts
from the Office of Manpower Planning. Mr. Whalen stated that these two contracts were with
the Washington Collision Service for Robert Blaze :as a Automobile Body Repairman and for
John Krenzelak as a Automobile Mechanic. Mr. Whalen further stated that these contracts
had been approved by the Bureau of Employment Security.
Moved by Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr. Paluso, that the Board approve and
execute the two O. J. T. Contracts with the Washington Collision Service as per above.
Roll call vote taken:
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Mr. Jones - Yes; Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Flynn - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Chief Clerk stated that the Board had previously approved the financial participa
tion in the Volunteers In Probation Program, and he now had the applications to -be executed
by the Commissioners. Mr. Whalen stated that the applications would then go to=the
Governor's Justice Commission.
Moved by Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr. Paluso, that the Board execute the
necessary applications regarding participation in the Volunteers In Probation Program as per
above.
New Business:
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Jones - Yes; Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Flynn - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Whalen informed all those present that the Court House will be closed from
4:30 p.m. Friday, May 23, 1975 until 9:00 a. m. Tuesday, May 27, 1975, in observance of
Memorial Day.
Mr. Whalen read the following Court Order regarding Impounding Ballot Boxes
of Washington County in the Democrat Primary Election of May 20, 1975;
AND NOW, this 21st day of May, 1975, the within Petition having
been presented to the Court, upon consideration thereof, it is hereby
ORDERED AND DECREED that all the ballot boxes used in the Primary
Election of May 20, 1975, be and they are hereby impounded and the
Sheriff of Washington County is hereby directed to immediately take
custody of all of said ballot boses, and to maintain proper guard and
protection of the said boxes on a twenty-four hour basis from the time of
this order until the final, official recount of the Recount Board is completed;
the said guards to be maintained at the expense of Washington County, at
least initially.
/ s / C. G. Sweet
/ s / Richard DiSalle
/ s / Thomas D. Gladden
Mr. Whalen then read a portion -of the Petition mentioned above:
2. That an unofficial tally of the votes indicate that the said
petitioner, George K. Hanna, has won the election by approximately
600 votes; and it also appears that in the race for Democrat County
Treasurer and for Judge on the Republican ticket, only a few votes
separate the leaders.
Mr. Whalen then read the following Court Order regarding Impounding Ballot Boxes
In All Precincts In Washington County, Pennsylvania:
AND NOW, this 21st day of May, 1975, the within Petition having
been presented to the Court, upon consideration thereof, it is hereby
Ordered and Decreed that all of the ballot boxes used in the Democratic
Primary Election of May 20, 1975 in all Precincts in Washington County,
Pennsylvania, be and they are hereby impounded and placed under the
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protective custody of the Sheriff of Washington County, Pennsylvania on
a 24 hour per day basis until the time expires for the filing of Petitions
to reopen ballot boxes and any recount thereof in connection with any
such petitions to reopen ballot boxes. The said ballot boxes shall not
be removed or opened by any person or persons whatsoever without
Order or further Order of this Court.
/s/ C. G. Sweet
/ s / Richard DiSalle
/ s / Thomas D. Gladden
Solicitor:
(Tax Refunds)
Solicitor Gilmore presented the following thirteen (13) tax refunds to the Board
for their consideration and approval:
Moved by Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr. Paluso, that the Tax Assessment Office be
authorized to prepare the following tax refunds due to either duplication or over -payment of
real estate or personal property taxes:
(1) Maynard & Hazel Rea (1975 County Tax)
R. D. 2
Avella, PA 15312
District: Cross Creek -_- Deed Book Reference: ?
District Number: 210 - Section Number:013 - Parcel Number: 0013
Amount: $18.23
(2) T. Allen Cole (1975 County Tax)
R. D. 5, Box 133 B
Washington, PA 15301
District: South Franklin - Deed Bolt Reference: ?
District Number: 590 - Section Number: 011-09 - Parcel Number: 99-0010-3
Amount: $18. 77
(3) Eugene L. & Anna Decock (1975 County Tax)
914 Meadow Ave.
Charleroi, PA 15022
District: Charleroi - Deed Book Reference: ?
District Number: 160 - Section Number: 008 - Parcel Number: 03-0012
Amount: $1.62
(4) John W. & Dolores Huffman (1975 County Tax)
R. D. 1
Coal Center, PA 15423
District: California - Deed Book Reference: ?
District Number: 080 - Section Number: 036 -Parcel Number: 0019-01
Amount: $14.44
(5) Henry Jr. & Bonnie Chess (1975 County Tax)
to Hancock Federal Savings & Loan Assn.
Box 245
Chester, West Virginia 26034
District: Peters 540 - Deed Book Reference: ?
District Number: 540 - Section Number: 011-09 - Parcel Number: 04-0009
Amount: $114.71
(6) Sylvia Ozenbaugh (1975 County Tax)
R. D. 4
McDonald, PA 15056
District: Mt. Pleasant - Deed Book Reference: ?
District Number: 460 - Section Number: 013 Parcel Number: 0004
Amount: $ 6. 50
(7) Vincent T. & Helen Karolewics (1975 County Tax)
R. D. 2, Box 425
Brownsville, PA 15417
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(7) Vincent T. & Helen E. Karolewics (cont.)
District: Centerville 6th Ward - Deed Book Reference: ?
District Number: 16-4 - Section Number: 064 - Parcel Number: 0026
Amount: $2.71
(8) Emory Lee & Diane L. Pelkey (1975 County Tax)
First Federal Savings & Loan Ass' n. of Greene County
25 E. High Street
Waynesburg, PA 15370
District: East Bethlehem - Deed Book Reference: ?
District Number: 260 - Section Number: 2-01 - Parcel Number: 03-0002-00
Amount: $5.69
(9) David A. & Cynthia Miller (1973 County Tax)
The Lomas & Nettleton Company
P.O. Box 132 8
Houston, Texas 77001
District: New Eagle - Deed Book Reference: ?
District Number: 48 - Section Number: 020 - Parcel Number: 0008-01
Amount: $69.48
(10) Edward & Joanna Knizner (1975 County Tax)
R. D. 1
Marianna, PA 15345
District: West Bethlehem - Deed Book Reference: ?
District Number: 660 - Section Number: 020 - Parcel Number: 0007-1
Amount: $10. 75
(11) P. & D. Moses (1974 County Tax)
Moses Real Estate Rental Account
Mrs. Joseph J. Krol
R. D. 5, Box 265
Washington, PA 15301
.District: Canton - Deed Book Reference: 0818-0352
District Number: 120 - Section Number: 11 - Parcel Number: 17
Amount: $102.88
(12) Henry F. Teichmann (1974 County Tax) - penalty
% Attorney R. G. Kotarba
1424 Frick Building
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
District: Peters - Deed Book Reference: ?
District Number: 540 - Section Number: 010-02 - Parcel Number: 02-0017
Amount: $13. 87
(13) Gus J. Barbush (1974 County Tax)
Langeloth, PA
District: Smith - Deed Book Reference: ?
District Number: 570 - Section Number: ? Parcel Number: ?
Amount: $725.97
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Jones Yes; Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Flynn - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously.
( Controller Mascara and Bracken Burns entered meeting. }
(Meeting receased until 11:00 a. m, for the opening of bids. )
11:00 a.m. - Opening of Bids for the Emergency Medical Services Training Equipment
Controller Mascara opened and read the following bid:
1. Conaway M. & M. Sales, Inc.
P.O. Box 36
Markleysburg, PA 15459
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Bid bond in the amount of $880. 00 with the Fidelity and Deposit Company
of Maryland accompanied the bid.
Moved by Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr. Paluso, awarding the contract for the
Emergency Medical Services Training Equipment to CONAWAY M & M SALES, INC, for the
amount set forth in their bid; this being the lowest and only responsible bid and in accordance
with specifications, and subject to the perusal of Mr. Bracken Burns.
Roll call vote taken:
Mr. Jones - Yes; Mr. Paluso - Yes; Mr. Flynn - Yes.
Motion carried unanimously. `
Meeting adjourned.
THE FORE GOING MINUTE READ AND APPROVED:
May 22 , 1975
CHIEF CLERK