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Home Back Next APPENDIX The following ordinances and resolutions are no longer of general interest, primarily because their provisions were carried out directly after their enactment. Since they are mainly of historical or administrative interest, it has not been considered necessary to include their entire text. Instead, they are arranged in groups, according to subject mat- ter, and within each group listed by title in chronological order. The content of the or- dinances and resolutions is indexed, in all necessary detail, in the general index at the end of this volume. The annual budget and tax ordinances have been listed only in the "Key to the Disposition of Ordinances." Any person who desires to read the full text of any of the ordinances or resolutions may do so by consulting the original Ordinance Books on file in the Township Offices. The enactments included in this Appendix are grouped under the following headings: A. ......................... Annexation of Territory B. ......................... Bond Issues and Loans C. ......................... Franchises and Services D. ........................ Governmental and Intergovernmental E. ......................... Plan Approval F. ......................... Public Property G. ........................ Sewers H. ........................ Streets and Sidewalks I. .......................... Water J. ......................... Zoning; Prior Ordinances 1/26/2006 APPENDIX A ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY (Reserved to accommodate future ordinances) 1/26/2006 A-1 APPENDIX B BOND ISSUES AND LOANS Ord./Res. Date Subject 160 1/11/1973 Increasing the indebtedness in the amount of $400,000.00 by the issuance of General Obligation Bond. 161 2/22/1973 Increasing the indebtedness in the amount of $735,000.00 by the issuance of General Obligation Bond. 212 4/19/1979 Increasing the indebtedness in the amount of $200,000.00 by issuance of General Obligation Bond. 224 9/25/1980 Increasing the indebtedness in the amount of $350,000.00 by issuance of General Obligation Installment Note. Res. 250 12/14/1968 Increasing the indebtedness by borrowing the sum of $75,000.00 from the First National Bank of Allentown. Res. 257 1/9/1969 Increasing the indebtedness in the amount of $25,000.00 in Tax Anticipation Notes. Res. 261 2/17/1969 Increasing the indebtedness in the amount of $35,000.00 in Tax Anticipation Notes. 268 2/27/1986 Increasing the indebtedness in the amount of $46,500.00 by issuance of General Obligation Note. Res. 268 1/19/1970 Increasing the indebtedness in the amount of $50,000.00 in Tax Anticipation Notes. Res. 302 4/3/1972 Increasing the indebtedness in the amount of $400,000.00 by borrowing said sum from The Merchants National Bank of America. Res. 513 4/10/1986 Increasing the indebtedness in the amount of $46,500.00 by establishing Sinking Fund 1986 General Obligation Note. Res. 3-90-661 3/22/1990 Recommending for the cash defeasance of the Salisbury Township Authority Sewer Revenue Bonds, Series of 1966. Res. 5-90-323 5/24/1990 Increasing the indebtedness in the amount of $1,810,000.00 by the issuance of general obligation note for sundry purposes. 1/26/2006 B-1 BOND ISSUES AND LOANS Ord./Res. Date Subject 5-93-375 5/27/1993 Increasing the indebtedness of the Township by the issue of a general obligation note in the amount of $1,500,000.00 for the purpose of purchasing land, engineering plans for storm sewer and building construction and remodeling. 5-94-392 5/12/1994 Increasing the indebtedness of the Township by the issue of general obligation bonds in the sum of $2,255,000.00 for sundry purposes. Res. 11-96-907 11/14/1996 Authorizing the acceptance of a proposal to purchase a general obligation note to finance capital improvement projects for an amount not to exceed $3,957,000.00. 11-96-419 11/26/1996 Increasing the indebtedness of the Township by the issue of a general obligation note in the amount of $3,957,000.00 for the purpose of construction of a sewer interceptor, repair and maintenance of a water storage tank, construction of storm sewers and refinancing of a general obligation note issued in 1993. 1-97-422 1/23/1997 Amending §§3 and 4 of Ord. 11-96-419 96-419 for the purposes of amending the narrative to reflect a fixed interest rate for a period of five (5) years and a negotiated interest rate period of twelve (12) years consistent with the terms of the commitment letter and terms of the general obligation note. 09-98-454 9/24/1998 Increasing the indebtedness of the Township by the issue of a general obligation note in the amount of $3,400,000.00 for the purpose of construction and renovation of a public works complex. 5-99-474 5/13/1999 Increasing the general obligation indebtedness of the Township for the purpose of providing funds for and towards the current refunding of the Township's current obligation bonds and the costs and expenses of issuing the debt and financing such projects. 11-2002-502 11/26/2002 Issuing a series of general obligation bonds in the aggregate principal amount of $6,445,000. 02-2010-556 2/11/2010 Authorizing and directing the issuance of general obligation bonds in the aggregate principal amount of $3,555,000. B-2 11/10/2011 APPENDIX C Franchises and Services Ord./Res. Date Subject 6 11/10/1955 Entering into an agreement with Pennsylvania Pow- er and Light Company to furnish electric street light- ing service. 13 5/9/1957 Entering into an agreement with Pennsylvania Pow- er and Light Company to furnish electric street light- ing service. Res. 171 12/13/1962 Authorizing Greater Television, Inc. to engage in the business of owning and operating community televi- sion systems. 201 4/28/1977 Granting a cable television franchise to Sammons Communications of Pennsylvania, Inc. 221 5/8/1980 Granting a cable television franchise to Twin County Trans Video, Inc. 222 5/8/1980 Granting a cable television franchise to Service Elec- tric Cable T.V., Inc. Res. 206 2/10/1966 Authorizing Trans-Video, Inc. to engage in the busi- ness of owning and operating community television systems. Res. 8-87-541 8/13/1988 Requesting Pennsylvania Power & Light Company make certain changes to the existing street lighting service now provided in said Township of Salisbury. Res. 9-87-543 9/10/1987 Authorizing Aerial Data Reduction Associates, Inc. to provide Aerial Photography and preparation of a new mapping system. Res. 2-88-557 2/25/1988 Approving the bids from Eastern Industries, Inc. for road materials for 1988. Res. 3-88-564 3/24/1988 Awarding the low bid for project relocating the Township's Waterline on Cedar Crest Boulevard to Michael F. Ronca & Sons, Inc. of Bethlehem, Penn- sylvania in reference to interstate 78. Res. 4-88-571 4/28/1988 Awarding the bid for the 1988 road paving program to Bituminous Paving Systems, Inc. Res. 7-88-578 7/14/1988 Approving contract change orders No. 1 and No. 2 for the waterline relocation project on Cedar Crest Blvd. 1/26/2006 C-1 Franchises and Services Ord./Res. Date Subject Res. 9-89-641 9/28/1989 Awarding the low bid for municipal solid waste col- lection for the calendar years 1990 through 1992 to Alderfer and Frank, Inc. 315 Extending the Sammons Communications' franchise for a term of fifteen (15) years. 04-99-471 4/22/1999 Granting a nonexclusive renewal cable franchise to RCN. 04-99-472 4/22/1999 Granting a nonexclusive renewal cable franchise to Service Electric T.V., Inc. Res. 04-2005- 4/28/2005 Awarding the bid for computer system software and 1195 consulting services to Dallas Data Systems, Inc. C-2 1/26/2006 (APPENDIX D) APPENDIX D GOVERNMENTAL AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL Ord./Res. Date Subject 8 3/9/1956 Assess by the foot-front tule the cost and expense of the maintenance of illuminating streetlights against owners of property fronting upon certain streets in the Township. 84 2/11/1965 Fixing the compensation of the Township Treasur- er and Tax Collector for the years 1966 through 1969. 124 11/14/1968 Providing for the audit of accounts of the Township by an Auditor appointed by the Court of Quarter Sessions. 126 1/23/1969 Fixing the compensation of the Township Treasur- er and Tax Collector for the years 1970 through 1973. 166 9/27/1973 Establishing residency requirements for members of the Salisbury Township Police Department. 190 11/6/1975 Authorizing the entry into a cooperative agreement with other municipalities for mutual assistance in police matters. Res. 231 9/14/1967 Appointing a Zoning Officer and Secretary for the Township and establishing compensation for said offices. Res. 240 3/14/1968 Recognizing the Joint Planning Commission Le- high-Northampton counties as the appropriate planning body. 242 3/10/1983 Authorizing the Township to enter into agreements with other municipalities for the preparation and implementation of a Solid Waste Management Plan. Res. 259 2/13/1969 Appointing an Earned Income Tax and Realty Transfer Tax Collector and establishing compensa- tion for said office. Res. 263 5/8/1969 Requesting and urging the United States Post Of- fice Department to establish a separate Post Office in and for the Township of Salisbury to be known as "Salisbury Township, Pennsylvania." 8/23/2007 D-1 GOVERNMENTAL AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL Ord./Res. Date Subject Res. 269 2/12/1970 Appointing a Township Manager, a Township Zon- ing Officer, and a Township Secretary and compen- sation for said offices. Res. 270 2/26/1970 Noting the formation of the Association of Town- ship Fire Chiefs.
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