TOWN of Mccandless AGENDA APRIL 12, 2021 MEETING of TOWN COUNCIL

TOWN OF McCANDLESS AGENDA APRIL 12, 2021 MEETING OF TOWN COUNCIL

1) Call to Order at 7:30 p.m. 2) Pledge of Allegiance- Councilmember Sponholz 3) Announcements • Seminars and Conferences • CITF Grant • Governor’s Award 4) Move to approve the following minutes, submitted to each member of Council:

A. Meeting of Town Council Minutes of March 22, 2021

5) Public comments on agenda items and general comments. 6) Reports of Committees: A. Reports of the FINANCE and PERSONNEL COMMITTEE 1. Review Check Listing No. 3, dated March 1, 2021 to March 31, 2021, totaling $973,445.12, as submitted to each member of Council, and posted on the bulletin board and Town website. 2. Review the Monthly Financial Summary and Dashboard Report. B. Report of the ZONING COMMITTEE 1. Zoning Report

C. Report of the PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE 1. Chief’s Report

D. Report of the PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE 1. Public Works Activity Report

E. Reports of the SERVICES COMMITTEE 1. Fire Marshal’s Report for the month of February 2021 and Permit Report for March 2021 2. Code Enforcement’s Violation/Complaint Statistics Report for the month of March 2021. F. Report of the RECREATION COMMITTEE 1. Recreation Report

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AGENDA MEETING OF TOWN COUNCIL APRIL 12, 2021

7) Old Business A. Continued Discussion of UPMC Banner Ordinance Amendment Application B. Continued Discussion on submission of grant application for Wall Park Trail C. Move to authorize the Council President, Town Manager and Town Attorney to take actions necessary to enter into an agreement with Suburban Whitetail Management LLC to establish a Deer Management Program. D. Discussion on revisions to Chicken regulations and next actions

8) New Business A. Move to [approve/reject) the Preliminary/Final Lot consolidation application for the Lucot Plan of Lots submitted by MDM Surveyors and Engineers LLC, as reviewed by Gateway Engineers in a letter dated 3/31/21, and as recommended for approval by the Planning Commission. (Currently known as Lot & Blocks 611- A-155, 156 & 180). B. Move to [approve/reject) the Preliminary/Final Lot line revision and consolidation application for Rea-Jones Plan of Lots submitted by Tait Engineering, as reviewed by Gateway Engineers in a letter dated 3/29/21, and as recommended for approval by the Planning Commission. (The lot & blocks to be altered or consolidated via this plan include 1352-P-203 & 207; 1352-P-209 & 211; and 1352-P-227 & 239). C. Move to approve Shults Ford bond release per Gateway Engineers recommendation D. Move to approve Sewer Planning Module for Fassinger Farms Plan E. Move to approve the purchase of a Kubota excavator from M&R Power Equipment in the amount of $67,267.60 per Sourcewell contract No. 062117 F. Move to approve a contract with Insight Pipe for storm sewer pipe lining in the amount of $285,000 per COSTARS Contract No. 16 G. Discussion on having a liaison to Chamber of Commerce H. Move to accept resignation of Scott Schiffgens from the Technology Advisory Committee. 9) Adjournment

Respectfully submitted,

Robert T. Grimm, Town Manager

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AGENDA MEETING OF TOWN COUNCIL APRIL 12, 2021

OFFICIAL TOWN OF McCANDLESS RESOLUTION No. 12 OF 2016 A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN OF McCANDLESS, COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY, COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO PRESCRIBE RULES FOR PUBLIC COMMENT AT MEETINGS OF TOWN COUNCIL WHEREAS, Pennsylvania's Sunshine Act, 65 Pa. C.S. §§ 701 et seq., as well as Sections 405 and 406 of the Town of McCandless Charter, require the Town of McCandless to provide a reasonable period of time at each advertised regular or special meeting of Town Council for residents and taxpayers to address Council on matters of general or special concern, official action or deliberation on matters under consideration by Council; and WHEREAS, Section 406 of the Charter provides that Council shall adopt and enforce such reasonable rules and procedures as may be necessary for the orderly conduct of its business; and WHEREAS, the Town Council of the Town of McCandless has determined that both its compliance with the Sunshine Act and the efficient and effective conduct of its meetings and the maintenance of order at said meetings would be advanced by the promulgation of a set of rules regarding such public comment. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of McCandless as follows: Section 1. 1. A separate period of public comment shall be held for each agenda item considered at each advertised regular or special meeting (business meeting) of the Town Council of the Town of McCandless after comments are made by Council, but before the item is voted upon. These comments shall be limited to the agenda items currently before Council. At the end of a regular or special meeting (business meeting), a public comment period will be held for general comments on matters of Town concern. This comment period will be subject to the same rules applicable to public comments. 2. The President of Town Council shall preside over the public comment period and shall recognize residents or taxpayers of the Town wishing to offer comment during such period. 3. Public comment shall be limited to residents or taxpayers of the Town. Any resident or taxpayer wishing to address Town Council during such public comment period shall provide their name and address prior to the public comment period. The Town shall have written forms for such identification prepared and available at each such advertised regular or special meeting of Town Council. 4. Each resident or taxpayer who has signed in and who wishes to speak shall address the President of Town Council and, upon recognition and receiving permission to speak, shall confine his or her remarks to issues or items which constitute matters of concern, official action or deliberation which are or may be before the Town Council and which relate to matters on the agenda except for the open comment period at the end of a regular or special meeting (business meeting). 5. The President of Town Council may rule out of order any offensive, insulting, threatening, scandalous or obscene comments as determined by the President to be disruptive or to otherwise prevent the orderly conduct of the official business of that meeting or who becomes boisterous or who makes threats against any person or against public order and security may be forthwith barred by the President of Town Council from continued attendance at that meeting unless permission to continue shall be granted by a majority vote of those Council members present. 6. Each individual person's comments shall be limited to a maximum of five (5) minutes and each individual shall be given an opportunity to comment on each agenda item at each regular or special meeting (business meeting). When a group of persons wishes to address Council on the same subject matter, it shall be proper for the presiding officer to request that a spokesperson be chosen by the group to address Council and to limit the number of people addressing Council on the same matter so as to avoid any unnecessary repetition. This will not prevent individual members of the group from commenting to the extent that they wish to comment on an issue not addressed by the designated spokesperson. 7. The President of Town Council shall have the authority to call a recess or an adjournment to another time when the lack of public decorum so interferes with the orderly conduct of the meeting as to warrant such action. 8. With respect to Committee meetings, the Committee Chair shall provide for a period of public comment at the conclusion of each Committee meeting, which public comment period shall be governed by the same rules applicable to comments at regular Council meetings. Public comments at Committee meetings shall be limited to comments regarding agenda items for that particular Committee meeting. 9. At each Agenda Review meeting, the President of Council shall provide for a period of public comment after each item on the agenda, which comment period shall be governed by the same rules applicable to public comments at regular Council meetings. 10. The Town endeavors to provide accurate and timely information to questions asked by its citizens. Questions asked during public comment periods will be treated as comments. Answers will be provided by the Town Administration or Town Council as appropriate.

(Adopted by the McCandless Town Council on June 27, 2016)

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Town of 9955 Grubbs Rd. McCandless Wexford, PA 15090 P - (412)364-0616 PENNSYLVANIA www.townofmccandless.org

Date: April 12, 2021 To: Town Council From: Trisha Greathouse, Assistant Town Manager RE: General Fund Financial Summary with Dashboard and Financial Reports

Dashboard & Financial Reports – for the 3 months ending March 31, 2021 As of March 31, the Town is performing consistently within budget as compared to prior year. General Fund revenues for 2021 are 15% of budget compared to 15% for the amended 2020 budget amounts. General Fund expenditures for 2021 are 19.6% of budget compared to 22% for 2020. As of March 31, the benchmark for most expenditure items is expected to be at or below 25%. To date, the Town’s Public Safety expenditures are 46% of total general fund expenditures for Fiscal Year 2021 and are performing at 19% of available budget for the combined departments. The Town’s Public Works expenditures are 37% of the total general fund expenditures and are performing at 31% of available budget dollars. Snow and Ice Control is skewing the total Public Works budget due to road salt purchases that occur predominately in the first quarter of the year. Monthly average expenditures are approximately $1 million dollars for the General Fund which is consistent for this time of year. As adopted, the 2021 General Fund budget anticipates an investiture of $1.2 million into the Capital Improvements Program Fund in accordance with the Town’s Fund Balance Policy (the expected net increase in fund balance in FY 2019). This will result in a drawdown of General Fund Unassigned Fund Balance of approximately $1.2 million in the later part of 2021. Town of McCandless Financial Dashboard For the 3 Months Ending March 31, 2021

General Fund Revenues 2021 General Fund Expenditures 2021 Net Change in General Fund Balance Public Safety Expenditures Vs. Other Budget vs. Actual Budget vs. Actual Budget vs. Actual As Compared to Actual Expenditures $ 15,070,000 Budget $ 16,270,000 Budget $ (1,200,000) Budget* 46% Public Safety $ 2,256,906 Actual $ 3,188,381 Actual $ (931,474) Actual 54% Other

15.0% 19.6% * Budgeted Capital Improvements Program Fund Transfer 100% Total

General Fund Revenues 2020 General Fund Expenditures 2020 Cash & Investments Vs. Fund Balance Public Works Expenditures Vs. Other Budget vs. Actual Budget vs. Actual = Liquidity & Availability of Fund Balance As Compared to Actual Expenditures $ 14,590,100 Budget $ 16,418,250 Budget $ 7,449,896 GF Cash 37% Public Works $ 2,190,498 Actual $ 3,604,479 Actual $ 7,284,395 GF FB 63% Other

15.0% 22.0% 102% 100% Total

Revenues For the 3 months ended March 31, 2021

Actual Actual Amended Actual As % Adopted Actual As % Budget Year to Date Of Budget Year to Date Of 2020 2020 Budget 2021 2021 Budget 2020 2021 301-310 - Taxes Real Estate Tax $ 3,225,000 $ - 0.00% $ 3,335,000 $ - 0.00% Earned Income Tax 5,583,000 1,192,320 21.36% 5,750,000 1,304,143 22.68% Realty Transfer Tax 1,025,000 336,130 32.79% 1,500,000 340,587 22.71% Local Services Tax 680,000 131,593 19.35% 700,000 99,076 14.15% Business Privilege Tax 1,150,000 162,604 14.14% 1,150,000 155,729 13.54% TOTAL Taxes $ 11,663,000 $ 1,822,647 15.63% $ 12,435,000 $ 1,899,535 15.28%

Penalties and Interest on Delinquent Taxes $ 35,500 $ 2,657 7.48% $ 18,500 $ 2,560 13.84% Licenses and Permits 437,625 105,841 24.19% 377,350 104,465 27.68% Fines 55,500 3,795 6.84% 55,500 2,787 5.02% Interest and Rents 48,000 10,630 22.15% 38,000 9,483 24.95% State Funding 780,600 - 0.00% 779,500 67,010 8.60% Local Funding 797,215 150,873 18.92% 740,100 95,152 12.86% Charges and Fees 545,400 83,110 15.24% 414,650 55,436 13.37% Assessments 7,860 5,061 64.39% 7,900 61 0.77% Contributions and Donations 5,900 2,805 47.54% 12,000 420 3.50% Sale of Assets 46,500 10 0.02% 5,000 18,479 369.58% Refunds of Prior Year Expenditures 167,000 3,069 1.84% 186,500 1,517 0.81% TOTAL Revenues $ 14,590,100 $ 2,190,498 15.01% $ 15,070,000 $ 2,256,906 14.98% Expenditures For the 3 months ended March 31, 2021

Amended Actual Actual As % Adopted Actual Actual As % Budget Year to Date Of Budget Budget Year to Date Of Budget 2020 2020 2020 2021 2021 2021 General Government (400-409) Town Council $ 53,800 $ 10,000 18.59% $ 69,800 $ 8,565 12.27% Town Administration 596,844 119,828 20.08% 570,905 108,510 19.01% Financial Administration 694,732 257,347 37.04% 742,945 91,818 12.36% Tax Collection 329,358 63,503 19.28% 356,510 46,419 13.02% Citizen Information 100,850 18,177 18.02% 148,825 22,537 15.14% Buildings and Plant 329,308 92,703 28.15% 341,400 87,768 25.71% TOTAL General Government $ 2,104,892 $ 561,557 26.68% $ 2,230,385 $ 365,618 16.39%

Public Safety (410-419) Police Protection $ 6,017,182 $ 1,271,828 21.14% $ 6,039,630 $ 1,157,266 19.16% Fire Protection and Prevention 1,133,168 253,398 22.36% 1,146,310 187,554 16.36% Ambulance 64,200 10,551 16.43% 64,200 12,377 19.28% Code Enforcement 233,105 54,949 23.57% 277,425 56,591 20.40% Planning and Zoning 337,425 72,295 21.43% 330,480 53,154 16.08% School Crossing Guards 91,986 19,080 20.74% 88,680 15,533 17.52% TOTAL Public Safety $ 7,877,066 $ 1,682,101 21.35% $ 7,946,725 $ 1,482,475 18.66%

Public Works (426-446) Recycling $ 169,048 $ 38,056 22.51% $ 63,400 $ 30,319 47.82% Public Works Administration 1,495,255 525,025 35.11% 2,032,575 485,947 23.91% Street Cleaning 21,310 3,671 17.23% 6,300 347 5.51% Snow and Ice Control 830,764 356,345 42.89% 587,350 444,326 75.65% Traffic Control Devices 341,502 55,741 16.32% 367,730 54,003 14.69% Street Lighting 400 91 22.82% 400 61 15.25% Storm Sewers and Drains 49,794 13,942 28.00% 68,300 20,696 30.30% Repairs of Vehicles and Machinery 538,632 129,937 24.12% 535,955 115,868 21.62% Maintenance and Repairs of Roads/Bridges 261,761 15,919 6.08% 52,250 9,281 17.76% Storm Water Mgmt and Flood Control 171,500 21,993 12.82% 88,500 15,615 17.64% TOTAL Public Works $ 3,879,966 $ 1,160,720 29.92% $ 3,802,760 $ 1,176,464 30.94%

Culture and Recreation (451-457) Culture $ 23,187 $ 1,626 7.01% $ 18,125 $ 1,553 8.57% Participant Recreation - 494 100.00% 57,850 191 0.33% Parks 216,365 17,472 8.08% 181,050 1,237 0.68% Library 689,814 172,454 25.00% 641,905 160,476 25.00% Community Celebrations 1,685 1,249 74.12% 80,600 367 0.46% TOTAL Culture and Recreation $ 931,051 $ 193,293 20.76% $ 979,530 $ 163,824 16.72%

TOTAL Refunds $ 105,575 $ 6,807 6.45% $ 110,600 $ - 0.00% TOTAL Interfund Operating Transfers 1,519,700 - 0.00% 1,200,000 - 0.00% TOTAL Expenditures $ 16,418,250 $ 3,604,479 21.95% $ 16,270,000 $ 3,188,381 19.60% Town of McCandless All Funds Check Listing with Accounting Distribution 3/01/21 - 3/31/21

FUND PAGES NO FUND DESCRIPTION Check Amount 8 01 GENERAL FUND CHECKING ACCOUNT (FUND 01) $ 579,694.14 1 01 PAYROLL CHECKING ACCOUNT (FUND 01) 306,153.92 1 01 FIRE APPARATUS CHECKING ACCOUNT (FUND 01) 0.00 1 15 TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT FUND CHECKING ACCOUNT (FUND 15) 0.00 1 18 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS FUND CHECKING ACCOUNT (FUND 18) 11,391.92 1 19 ASSESSMENT FUND CHECKING ACCOUNT (FUND 19) 0.00 1 35 STATE HIGHWAY AID CHECKING ACCOUNT (FUND 35) 0.00 1 91 REAL ESTATE AGENCY FUND CHECKING ACCOUNT (FUND 91) 76,205.14 Total Checks $ 973,445.12

TOTAL ALL ACCOUNTS 1 of 16 Town of McCandless General Fund (Fund 01) Check Listing with Accounting Distribution 3/01/21-3/31/21

Check Distribution Check No Date Vendor - Description Invoice Description Account Description Amount Amount 16703 3/03/2021 ADVANCE AUTO PARTS PARTS - SHOP SUPPLIES Vehicle Parts 32.24 32.24 PARTS - #2108 16704 3/03/2021 AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE SUPPLIES - TONER Office Supplies 77.48 77.48 16705 3/03/2021 AUTOMOTIVE DISTRIBUTORS WAREHOUSE PARTS - #3308 & #3309 Vehicle Parts 69.52 69.52 16706 3/03/2021 AXON ENTERPRISE, INC. BASIC INSTRUCTOR SCHOOL Seminars & Training 375.00 375.00 16707 3/03/2021 Bauer, Sandra L RETIREMENT PARTY REIMBURSEMENT - Sabina Local Meetings 106.89 106.89 16708 3/03/2021 BIG DADDY WILDLIFE REMOVAL DEER AND ANIMAL REMOVAL Animal Removal 525.00 525.00 16709 3/03/2021 C & W AUTOMOTIVE & MACHINE SHOP PARTS - #2104 Vehicle Parts 62.40 62.40 PARTS - #2115 16710 3/03/2021 CARQUEST AUTO PARTS PARTS - TK#3110.0 Vehicle Parts 71.83 71.83 16711 3/03/2021 CASH PETTY CASH - POLICE Miscellaneous Supplies 144.05 191.05 PETTY CASH - POLICE Parking Expense 47.00 16712 3/03/2021 CDW GOVERNMENT, INC ADOBE SUBSCRIPTION Software 1,338.62 1,338.62 16713 3/03/2021 CITY LIGHTING PRODUCTS COMPANY SUPPLIES Construction Supplies - COVID Shields 73.30 73.30 16714 3/03/2021 CONSOLIDATED COMMUNICATIONS MONTHLY TELEPHONE & LONG DISTANCE Monthly Telephone 909.37 909.37 CALL FORWARDING.. 16715 3/03/2021 CORLL, NEAL UNIFORM CLOTHING - REIMBURSEMENT Uniform Clothing 182.54 182.54 16716 3/03/2021 CRITCHLOW ENTERPRISES INC. PARTS - #3160 Vehicle Parts 7.96 7.96 16717 3/03/2021 Drnevich, June M NOTARY BOND & OATH OF OFFICE - Advertising 80.00 80.00 REIMBURSEMENT 16718 3/03/2021 EVEY, JASON UNIFORM CLOTHING- REIMBURSEMENT Uniform Clothing 158.60 158.60 16719 3/03/2021 EWING, RICHARD UNIFORM EQUIPMENT Uniform Equipment 429.90 429.90 16720 3/03/2021 GLACIAL SAND & GRAVEL CO ROCK SALT Rock Salt 7,237.01 7,237.01 16721 3/03/2021 GLASSMERE FUEL SERVICE UNLEADED & DIESEL FUEL Unleaded Fuel 4,429.20 9,646.79 Diesel Fuel 5,217.59 16722 3/03/2021 GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO TIRES Tires 590.00 590.00 16723 3/03/2021 GRAINGER PARTS - #3104 Vehicle Parts 77.92 77.92 PARTS - #3601 16724 3/03/2021 GRIMM, ROBERT ICMA WEBINAR SERIES REIMBURSEMENT Membership Dues 695.00 695.00 16725 3/03/2021 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SERVICES MAILBOX Other Operating Supplies 142.98 142.98 16726 3/03/2021 HUNTER TRUCK SALES & SERVICE PARTS - #3103 Vehicle Parts 166.18 166.18 16727 3/03/2021 JACKS AUTO PARTS PARTS - TK# 3108 Vehicle Parts 530.06 530.06 PARTS - PLOW# 3507 SHOP SUPPLIES PARTS - #3153.. PARTS - #3168 16728 3/03/2021 KEYSTONE SPRING SERVICE PARTS - #3107, #3102, #3103, #3108, #3109 Vehicle Parts 241.56 241.56 16729 3/03/2021 KONICA MINOLTA PREMIER FINANCE BIZHUB 360i LEASE Office Equipment Leasing 211.96 211.96 16730 3/03/2021 KOO, ANTHONY UNIFORM CLOTHING REIMBURSEMENT Uniform Clothing 225.99 225.99 16731 3/03/2021 LAUTTAMUS COMMUNICATIONS, INC. RADIO EQUIPMENT Communications Equipment 1,010.53 1,010.53 16732 3/03/2021 MARKL SUPPLY COMPANY UNIFORM - EQUIPMENT Uniform Equipment 168.00 168.00 16733 3/03/2021 MATHESON TRI-GAS INC. ACETYLENE & HIGH PRESSURE TANKS Vehicle Parts 129.60 129.60 16734 3/03/2021 MCCANDLESS POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION Pay period ending 2/14/2021 - MPOA Dues Union Dues - Police 980.00 980.00

GENERAL FUND 2 of 16 Town of McCandless General Fund (Fund 01) Check Listing with Accounting Distribution 3/01/21-3/31/21

Check Distribution Check No Date Vendor - Description Invoice Description Account Description Amount Amount 16735 3/03/2021 McCANDLESS TOWNSHIP SANITARY AUTHORITY SEWER - VESTAL Sewer 1235.30 1,408.41 SEWER - WALL PARK Sewer 21.25 SEWER - DPW Sewer 151.86 SEWER - TOWN HALL SEWER - HERITAGE CENTER 16736 3/03/2021 MCCANDLESS-FRANKLIN PARK AMBULANCE CPR/FIRST-AID TRAINING - POLICE AND DPW Other Operating Supplies 675.00 1,400.00 AUTHORITY CPR/AED CERTIFICATION CPR & First Aid Training 725.00 16737 3/03/2021 MORTON SALT INC. ROCK SALT Rock Salt 9,117.37 9,117.37 16738 3/03/2021 O'REILLY AUTO PARTS PARTS - #2110 Vehicle Parts 628.76 628.76 PARTS - TK#3106 PARTS - #2109 PARTS - #3301 PARTS - SHOP SUPPLIES PARTS - #3303 PARTS - #2114 & #3110 CREDIT - CORE RETURNED PARTS - #2114 PARTS - #6140 PARTS - #3153 CREDIT FROM INVOICE 5173-168855 16739 3/03/2021 PENN POWER DEVLIN PARK Electricity 901.92 1,438.82 DEVLIN LIGHTS Electricity 48.04 TRAFFIC SIGNAL Traffic Signal Electricity 272.73 SCHOOL ZONE Electricity 65.04 DPW Electricity 151.09 HERITAGE CENTER VESTAL WALL PARK 16740 3/03/2021 PFUND SUPERIOR SALES CO, INC. PARTS - AMB#6135 Vehicle Parts 169.00 169.00 16741 3/03/2021 PM COMPUTING, INC. IT SERVICES Computers 2015.60 18,180.98 SOFTWARE Software 2977.20 COMPUTERS Contracted IT Services 13188.18 16742 3/03/2021 QUILL CORPORATION OFFICE SUPPLIES Office Supplies 272.73 272.73 16743 3/03/2021 SABRE EQUIPMENT, INC. PARTS - #3107 Vehicle Parts 1,269.40 1,269.40 PARTS 16744 3/03/2021 SAUER, J. A. INC HVAC MAINTENANCE HVAC Maintenance 299.00 299.00 16745 3/03/2021 SHEETZ MCCANDLESS STORE 115R ESCROW ACCOUNT Sheetz, Inc. 2,557.80 2,557.80 RELINGUISHMENT 16746 3/03/2021 SHULTS FORD LINCOLN PARTS - #2104 & #2114 Vehicle Parts 63.72 63.72 16747 3/03/2021 STAPLES CREDIT PLAN OFFICE SUPPLIES Office Supplies 82.24 82.24 16748 3/03/2021 TEAMSTERS LOCAL 636 Pay period ending 1/31/2021 - DPW Dues Union Dues - Public Works 1,596.00 1,596.00 Pay period ending 2/14/2021 - DPW Dues 16749 3/03/2021 UNIFIRST CORPORATION UNIFORMS & MATS Building Cleaning Services 51.80 284.08 UNIFORMS & MATS Uniform Cleaning Service 232.28 16750 3/03/2021 VERIZON EQUIPMENT RENTAL Monthly Telephone Charges 8.81 8.81 16751 3/03/2021 VERIZON MONTHLY WIRELESS Monthly Telephone Charges 904.47 986.81 Monthly Telephone 82.34

GENERAL FUND 3 of 16 Town of McCandless General Fund (Fund 01) Check Listing with Accounting Distribution 3/01/21-3/31/21

Check Distribution Check No Date Vendor - Description Invoice Description Account Description Amount Amount 16752 3/03/2021 W.B. MASON CO., INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES Office Supplies 177.94 177.94 16753 3/03/2021 WEST VIEW WATER AUTHORITY 6" FIRELINE Fire Hydrant Services 90.71 14,814.21 550.5 HYDRANTS Public Hydrant Services 14723.50 16754 3/03/2021 WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA TEAMSTERS Pay period ending 1/31/2021 - Employer Medical Healthcare Public Works 29,886.57 29,886.57 Teamsters Pay period ending 2/14/2021 - Employer Medical Teamsters HEALTH INSURANCE PUBLIC WORKS 16755 3/03/2021 RETIRED POLICE OFFICER MEDICAL INSURANCE REIMBURSEMENT Police Officer Health Insurance 1,578.93 1,578.93 16756 3/03/2021 RETIRED POLICE OFFICER MEDICAL INSURANCE REIMBURSEMENT Police Officer Health Insurance 1,607.90 1,607.90 16757 3/03/2021 RETIRED POLICE OFFICER MEDICAL INSURANCE REIMBURSEMENT Police Officer Health Insurance 1,561.85 1,561.85 16758 3/03/2021 RETIRED POLICE OFFICER MEDICAL INSURANCE REIMBURSEMENT Police Officer Health Insurance 634.73 634.73 EFT 3/05/2021 UNITED STATES TREASURY Pay period ending 2/28/2021 - E Fica, E Ficamed, FWT, Federal Income Tax 26590.38 61,937.02 FicaMed Social Security Tax 28647.02 Medicare Tax 6699.62 EFT 3/05/2021 PA DEPT OF REVENUE Pay period ending 2/28/2021 - SwtPA State Income Tax 7,088.22 7,088.22 EFT 3/05/2021 US BANK Pay period ending 2/28/2021 - Police Pension Police Pension Withheld 5,560.34 5,560.34 EFT 3/05/2021 ICMA - 401 Pay period ending 2/28/2021 - DC Pension, DC Pension Non-Uniformed Pension Withheld 5630.52 11,261.04 Match, DPW Pension, DPW Pension Match Non-Uniformed Pension Town Match 5630.52 EFT 3/05/2021 ICMA - 457 Pay period ending 2/28/2021 - Def Comp Amt Uniform, IRC 457 Contributions Withheld - Non 2325.19 9,106.03 DComp Match Non, Def Comp % Uniform, Def Comp Uniform 814.39 Amt Non Uniform, Def Comp % Non Uniform IRC 457 Town Match - Non Uniform 5966.45 IRC 457 Contributions Withheld - Uniform EFT 3/05/2021 ICMA - IRA Pay period ending 2/28/2021 - Roth IRA-Uniform, Roth Roth IRA Contributions Withheld 1278.00 1,703.00 IRA-Non Uniform Roth IRA Contributions Withheld 425.00 16759 3/10/2021 ABSOLUTE EQUIPMENT 26" SAW BLADE Tools 498.99 498.99 16760 3/10/2021 ACUITY SPECIALTY PRODUCTS, INC. TRUCK WASH Other Operating Supplies 464.99 464.99 16761 3/10/2021 ADVANCE AUTO PARTS PARTS - #3168 & #3106 Vehicle Parts 21.61 21.61 PARTS - #2102 16762 3/10/2021 ALLEGHENY COUNTY CHIEFS OF POLICE ASSOC. 2021 MEMBERSHIP DUES - HAWK Membership Dues 75.00 75.00 16763 3/10/2021 AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES PRINTER STAND Furniture 64.00 64.00 16764 3/10/2021 AMERICAN ROCK SALT COMPANY LLC ROCK SALT Rock Salt 7,822.76 7,822.76 16765 3/10/2021 AQUA FILTER FRESH INC. BOTTLED WATER - POLICE Other Operating Supplies 39.50 149.95 BOTTLED WATER Miscellaneous Supplies 110.45 16766 3/10/2021 Bauer, Sandra L NOTARY EXAM REIMBURSEMENT Membership Dues 65.00 65.00 16767 3/10/2021 C & W AUTOMOTIVE & MACHINE SHOP PARTS - #2107 Vehicle Parts 104.00 104.00 PARTS - #2114 PARTS - #4112 PARTS - #2110 16768 3/10/2021 CASH PETTY CASH -TOWN HALL -COVID General Office Supplies 15.25 235.98 PETTY CASH -TOWN HALL Seminars & Training 14.00 PETTY CASH -TOWN HALL-COVID Office Supplies 160.40 PETTY CASH - POLICE/TOWN General Office Supplies 5.33 PETTY CASH -TOWN HALL ZHB Legal Services 25.00 PUBLIC SAFETY EQUIP - COVID 19 16.00

GENERAL FUND 4 of 16 Town of McCandless General Fund (Fund 01) Check Listing with Accounting Distribution 3/01/21-3/31/21

Check Distribution Check No Date Vendor - Description Invoice Description Account Description Amount Amount 16769 3/10/2021 CAVALIERE COURT REPORTING, LLC APPREARANCE FEE - ZONING ZHB Court Reporter 350.00 350.00 APPEARANCE FEE - ZONING 16770 3/10/2021 CERRILLOS, RICHARD UNIFORM - CLOTHING Uniform Clothing 548.80 548.80 16771 3/10/2021 CLEVELAND BROS. EQUIPMENT CO. PARTS - #3126 Vehicle Parts 156.93 156.93 16772 3/10/2021 EGLI, ERIC UNIFORM REIMBURSEMENT Uniform Equipment 53.95 53.95 16773 3/10/2021 GBS IMAGE BILLINGS AND ENCRYPTION FEE Document Imaging 313.34 313.34 16774 3/10/2021 GENERAL CODE, LLC ANNUAL MAINTENANCE Town Attorney 1,195.00 1,195.00 16775 3/10/2021 GRAINGER SHOP SUPPLIES Vehicle Parts 162.83 162.83 16776 3/10/2021 GRIMES ADVERTISING K-9 UNIT SUPPLIES - JOY SHIRTS K-9 Unit Supplies 591.00 591.00 16777 3/10/2021 GRIMM, ROBERT MARCH ZOOM REIMBURSEMENT SOFTWARE - COVID 19 UPGRADES 69.54 69.54 16778 3/10/2021 JACKS AUTO PARTS PARTS - #3126 Vehicle Parts 429.64 429.64 PARTS - SHOP SUPPLIES 16779 3/10/2021 JCPENNEY UNIFORM - HAWK Uniform Clothing 63.87 63.87 UNIFORM - BOCK 16780 3/10/2021 KEYSTONE SPRING SERVICE PARTS - #3125 Vehicle Parts 18.05 18.05 16781 3/10/2021 KONICA MINOLTA BIZHUB C550i & BIZHUB C300i LEASES Office Equipment Leasing 1016.02 1,424.33 Office Equpiment Leasing 408.31 16782 3/10/2021 LEAF HP 2530 COPIER & INSURANCE Office Equipment Leasing 273.83 273.83 16783 3/10/2021 MAHER DUESSEL, CPA PROGRESS BILLING FOR FINANCIAL AUDIT Financial Audit 7,500.00 7,500.00 16784 3/10/2021 MARKL SUPPLY COMPANY NIGHT SIGHTS - EWING Uniform Equipment 19.95 88.95 UNIFORM EQUIPMENT - MACHESNEY Ammunition & Firearm Peripherals 69.00 16785 3/10/2021 MORTON SALT INC. ROCK SALT Rock Salt 6,555.90 6,555.90 16786 3/10/2021 MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS, INC. PHONE EQUIPMENT - UNIFORM ALLOWANCE Uniform Equipment 2,318.40 2,318.40 16787 3/10/2021 O'REILLY AUTO PARTS CREDIT - CORE RETURN - INVOICE 5173-171759 Vehicle Parts 115.68 115.68 CREDIT - CORE RETURN - INVOICE 5173-171363 PARTS - #3168 PARTS - TK#3125 16788 3/10/2021 OPTIMUS RISK SERVICES LOSS CONTROL SERVICES Consulting Services 795.00 795.00 16789 3/10/2021 OTTO ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS LIDS Postage 1072.00 6,139.60 Recycling Carts 2472.00 Trash Carts 2472.00 Other Operating Supplies 123.60 16790 3/10/2021 PENN POWER TRAFFIC SIGNAL Electricity 855.16 1,747.85 SCHOOL ZONE Electricity 119.44 TOWN HALL Traffic Signal Electricity 747.44 TRAFFIC SIGNAL Electricity 25.81 MEMORIAL MONUMENT 16791 3/10/2021 PFUND SUPERIOR SALES CO, INC. PARTS Vehicle Parts 63.00 63.00 16792 3/10/2021 PITTSBURGH NORTH REGIONAL CHAMBER 2021 MEMBERSHIP DUES Membership Dues 850.00 850.00 16793 3/10/2021 PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE LEGAL ADS Advertising 717.90 717.90 16794 3/10/2021 PITTSBURGH TIRE SERVICE BALANCE OF INVOICE PTK-427534 Tires 1,822.00 1,822.00 TIRES TIRES - #3109 16795 3/10/2021 PUBLIC AGENCY TRAINING COUNCIL TRAINING - BOCK Seminars & Training 350.00 350.00 16796 3/10/2021 SANI-SCENT AIR SERVICE AIR FRESHENERS Sanitation Supplies 41.00 41.00 16797 3/10/2021 SCHNUPP, RICHARD REIMBURSEMENT FOR OPEN SIGNS & GLASS General Operating Supplies 185.09 185.09 SHELVES - MUSEUM

GENERAL FUND 5 of 16 Town of McCandless General Fund (Fund 01) Check Listing with Accounting Distribution 3/01/21-3/31/21

Check Distribution Check No Date Vendor - Description Invoice Description Account Description Amount Amount 16798 3/10/2021 SHULTS FORD LINCOLN PARTS - AMB#6137 Vehicle Parts 58.85 58.85 16799 3/10/2021 STARR, H. P. LUMBER CO. LLC CREDIT MEMO FOR INVOICE#1425900 Other Operating Supplies 3,473.30 3,473.30 BUILDING SUPPLIES TREATED LUMBER 16800 3/10/2021 TRANSUNION RISK AND ALTERNATIVE PERSON SEARCH Subscriptions 75.00 75.00 16801 3/10/2021 UNIFIRST CORPORATION UNIFORMS & MATS Building Cleaning Services 25.90 209.89 Uniform Cleaning Service 183.99 16802 3/10/2021 VERIZON INTERNET Internet 209.89 209.89 16803 3/10/2021 VERIZON MONTHLY MOBILE - SABINA Monthly Telephone Charges 40.01 40.01 16804 3/10/2021 W.B. MASON CO., INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES Office Supplies 19.23 19.23 16805 3/10/2021 WARRIOR MINDSET.COM TRAINING - MARGOLIN Seminars & Training 150.00 150.00 16806 3/10/2021 WEINSTEIN, JOHN K., TREASURER 2021 COUNTY REAL ESTATE TAX County Real Estate Taxes 57.95 57.95 16807 3/10/2021 WEST VIEW WATER AUTHORITY "6 FIRELINE Water - Town Hall/DPW 112.14 112.14 1.0 HYDRANT EFT 3/19/2021 ICMA - IRA Pay period ending 3/14/2021 - Roth IRA-Uniform, Roth Roth IRA Contributions Withheld 1303.00 1,728.00 IRA-Non Uniform Roth IRA Contributions Withheld 425.00 EFT 3/19/2021 ICMA - 457 Pay period ending 3/14/2021 - Def Comp Amt Uniform, IRC 457 Contributions Withheld - Non 2321.76 9,091.21 DComp Match Non, Def Comp % Uniform, Def Comp Uniform 828.16 Amt Non Uniform, Def Comp % Non Uniform IRC 457 Town Match - Non Uniform 5941.29 IRC 457 Contributions Withheld - Uniform EFT 3/19/2021 US BANK Pay period ending 3/14/2021 - Police Pension Police Pension Withheld 5,560.34 5,560.34 EFT 3/19/2021 ICMA - 401 Pay period ending 3/14/2021 - DC Pension, DC Pension Non-Uniformed Pension Withheld 5828.09 11,656.18 Match, DPW Pension, DPW Pension Match Non-Uniformed Pension Town Match 5828.09 16810 3/23/2021 ABC FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO. DPW FIRST AID KIT Other Operating Supplies 168.40 168.40 16811 3/23/2021 ABSOLUTE EQUIPMENT SAW REPAIR Vehicle Parts 129.96 129.96 16812 3/23/2021 ACE K9 K-9 SUPPLIES K-9 Unit Supplies 168.00 168.00 16813 3/23/2021 ADVANCE AUTO PARTS SHOP SUPPLIES Vehicle Parts 257.33 257.33 CREDIT - PARTS PARTS - #2105 PARTS - #6139 PARTS - #6139 16814 3/23/2021 AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES MASKS - COVID General Office Supplies 38.84 227.78 OFFICE SUPPLIES PUBLIC SAFETY EQUIP - COVID 19 148.70 COVID CLEANING PUBLIC SAFETY EQUIP - COVID 19 40.24 16815 3/23/2021 AMERICAN ROCK SALT COMPANY LLC ROCK SALT Rock Salt 85,205.46 85,205.46 16816 3/23/2021 BUSINESS INFORMATION GROUP INC BIG BACK OFFICE LICENSING BPT Contracted IT Services 1,250.00 1,250.00 16817 3/23/2021 C & W AUTOMOTIVE & MACHINE SHOP PARTS - #2105 Vehicle Parts 31.20 31.20 16818 3/23/2021 CAMPBELL DURRANT, P.C. LEGAL SERVICES Town Attorney 1,639.40 1,639.40 16819 3/23/2021 CASH DPW / PETTY CASH - POSTAGE PAVING CONTRACT Postage 105.84 105.84 16820 3/23/2021 CHADWICK, THE 2021 FIRE BANQUET - DEPOSIT VFC Banquet 500.00 500.00 16821 3/23/2021 CITY LIGHTING PRODUCTS COMPANY CREDIT RETURNED EXIT SIGN General Maintenance 113.82 113.82 BATTERIES - EXIT & EMERGENCY LED - MECHANICS'S GARAGE 16822 3/23/2021 CLEANING SYSTEMS, INC. PARTS - #3150 Vehicle Parts 230.00 230.00

GENERAL FUND 6 of 16 Town of McCandless General Fund (Fund 01) Check Listing with Accounting Distribution 3/01/21-3/31/21

Check Distribution Check No Date Vendor - Description Invoice Description Account Description Amount Amount 16823 3/23/2021 CLEVELAND BROS. EQUIPMENT CO. PARTS - #3124 Vehicle Parts 545.98 545.98 CREDIT - PARTS RETURNED PARTS - #3124 & #3126 16824 3/23/2021 CONSOLIDATED COMMUNICATIONS MONTHLY TELEPHONE & LONG DISTANCE Monthly Telephone 899.18 899.18 CALL FORWARDING 16825 3/23/2021 DUQUESNE LIGHT COMPANY STREET LIGHT (2 MONTHS) Electricity - Street Light 61.01 61.01 16826 3/23/2021 EVEY, JASON UNIFORM - EQUIPMENT Uniform Equipment 187.47 187.47 16827 3/23/2021 FASTENAL SHOP SUPPLIES Vehicle Parts 29.87 29.87 16828 3/23/2021 GATEWAY ENGINEERS INC. PINE CREEK Baierl Parking Lot - ESCROW 209.25 23,359.50 THOMPSON RUN 123 McCandless Senior Living Land 195.50 TERRACE PLACE 094 Development - ESCROW 109.50 MCCANDLESS CROSSING 032 McCandless Crossing West - ESCROW 187.75 MARWAH 144 Shults Ford Addition - 2012 - ESCROW 97.75 BAIERL LOT 002 Terrace Place at Vincentian (Regency 26.75 SENIOR LIVING 004 TIS) - ESCROW 3081.25 DIALYSIS CLINIC 131 McCandless Kindercare - ESCROW 257.25 PARK N RIDE 140 POHL CONST THOMPSON RUN RD - 71.00 2021 MS4 ESCROW 132.75 SHULTS FORD 075 Dialysis Clinic - ESCROW 1907.00 2021 GIS PROGRAM Walnut Court Townhome Subdivisions - 958.75 MONGOMERY ESCROW 167.00 SISTERS DIVINE 138 Preserve at Pine Creek Site Plan - 5952.50 KINDERCARE 114 ESCROW 433.00 MISC ENGINEERING Sisters of Divine Providence - ESCROW 1932.75 STORMWATER MGT PARK & RIDE RENOVATIONS - 7639.75 WALL PARK DCNR ESCROW WALNUT COURT 104 Marwah traffic reviews - ESCROW GENERAL TRAFFIC ENGINEERING Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering

16829 3/23/2021 GLASSMERE FUEL SERVICE UNLEADED FUEL Unleaded Fuel 5,326.98 5,326.98 16830 3/23/2021 GRAINGER PARTS - #3190 Vehicle Parts 44.96 44.96 16831 3/23/2021 GRIMM, ROBERT REIMBURSEMENT MEETING Seminars & Training 165.00 199.75 PELRAS CONF. REGISTRATION REIMBURSEMENT Local Meetings 34.75 16832 3/23/2021 HAWK, RYAN UNIFORM - CLOTHING Uniform Clothing 87.94 87.94 16833 3/23/2021 HUNTER TRUCK SALES & SERVICE PARTS - TK# 3109 Vehicle Parts 82.51 82.51 16834 3/23/2021 JACKS AUTO PARTS SLIDE TERMINAL Vehicle Parts 184.43 184.43 PARTS - #3153 PARTS - #3111 PARTS - SHOP SUPPLIES PARTS - SHOP SUPPLIES 16835 3/23/2021 KONICA MINOLTA PREMIER FINANCE BIZHUB 360i LEASE Office Equipment Leasing 236.76 236.76 16836 3/23/2021 LAUREL GARDENS TIRE SERVICE, INC. PARTS - #3138 Tires 75.90 75.90

GENERAL FUND 7 of 16 Town of McCandless General Fund (Fund 01) Check Listing with Accounting Distribution 3/01/21-3/31/21

Check Distribution Check No Date Vendor - Description Invoice Description Account Description Amount Amount 16837 3/23/2021 LOWE'S MAILBOX REPAIR Sanitation Supplies 9.46 1,319.25 PAINT Other Operating Supplies 394.23 MAIL BOX General Maintenance 408.45 MAIL BOX REPAIRS Other Operating Supplies 351.92 SUPPLIES Tools 94.92 PAINT - P.D. Vehicle Parts 1.86 CLEANING SUPPLIES Other Operating Supplies 58.41 TOOLS TOWN HALL PARKS PARTS - #3126 MAIL BOX CREDIT - MAIL BOX REPAIRS PAINT - POLICE 16838 3/23/2021 MARKL SUPPLY COMPANY UNIFORM EQUIPMENT Uniform Equipment 81.99 81.99 16839 3/23/2021 MCCANDLESS POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION Pay period ending 3/14/2021 - MPOA Dues Union Dues - Police 980.00 980.00 16840 3/23/2021 MIKE MCDONOUGH REIMBURSEMENT FOR DAMAGED MAILBOX Other Operating Supplies 56.17 56.17 16841 3/23/2021 MORTON SALT INC. ROCK SALT Rock Salt 49,747.08 49,747.08 16842 3/23/2021 MOTION & CONTROL ENTERPRISES LLC PARTS - #3109 Vehicle Parts 6.94 6.94 16843 3/23/2021 O'REILLY AUTO PARTS PARTS - TK#3174 Vehicle Parts 468.87 468.87 PARTS - #2108 PARTS - #6139 PARTS - #6139 16844 3/23/2021 PATH MASTER INC. TRAFFIC SIGNAL REPAIR Traffic Signal Repairs 220.00 220.00 16845 3/23/2021 PENNSYLVANIA SLING COMPANY TOOLS - SLINGS Other Operating Supplies 162.00 162.00 16846 3/23/2021 PEOPLES GAS PUBLIC WORKS Natural Gas 2217.15 2,373.69 TOWN HALL Natural Gas 156.54 HERITAGE CENTER 16847 3/23/2021 PFESI STRATEGIC PLANNING TRAINING - FIRE Seminars & Training 1,050.00 1,050.00 16848 3/23/2021 PITTSBURGH TIRE SERVICE TIRES Tires 177.90 177.90 TIRES 16849 3/23/2021 POINT SPRING & DRIVESHAFT CO PARTS - TK# 3174 Vehicle Parts 65.50 65.50 PARTS - #3190 16850 3/23/2021 QUILL CORPORATION OFFICE SUPPLIES Office Supplies 7.49 7.49 16851 3/23/2021 S & D CALIBRATION SERVICES INC ACCUTRAK & ENRAD CERTIFICATION Calibration Services 120.00 120.00 16852 3/23/2021 SABRE EQUIPMENT, INC. RELAY BOX Vehicle Parts 171.00 171.00 16853 3/23/2021 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT - ADMIN OFFICE General Maintenance 67.19 67.19 16854 3/23/2021 SHULTS FORD LINCOLN PARTS - #2105 Vehicle Parts 323.62 434.16 PARTS - AMB#6134 Vehicle Parts 110.54 16855 3/23/2021 STAPLES CREDIT PLAN PRINTER & PAPER General BPT Office Supplies 86.97 238.25 BPT Printers & Peripherals 151.28 16856 3/23/2021 STRATUS BUILDING SOLUTIONS DISINFECTION Building Cleaning Services 6,062.25 6,062.25 CLEANING SERVICE STRIP & WAX FLOOR 16857 3/23/2021 TCR & ASSOCIATES Computer Supplies 139.40 139.40 16858 3/23/2021 TEAMSTERS LOCAL 636 Pay period ending 2/28/2021 - DPW Dues Union Dues - Public Works 1,596.00 1,596.00 Pay period ending 3/14/2021 - DPW Dues

GENERAL FUND 8 of 16 Town of McCandless General Fund (Fund 01) Check Listing with Accounting Distribution 3/01/21-3/31/21

Check Distribution Check No Date Vendor - Description Invoice Description Account Description Amount Amount 16859 3/23/2021 TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT REPLACE CAMERAS Traffic Signal Repairs 2,150.89 2,150.89 16860 3/23/2021 TRANSAXLE-PITTSBURGH PARTS - #3107 Vehicle Parts 252.65 252.65 16861 3/23/2021 UNIFIRST CORPORATION UNIFORMS & MATS Building Cleaning Services 51.80 273.78 UNIFORMS & MATS Uniform Cleaning Service 221.98 16862 3/23/2021 UNITED ROTARY BRUSH CORP. PARTS Vehicle Parts 624.29 624.29 16863 3/23/2021 VERIZON MONTHLY INTERNET Internet 178.99 187.80 EQUIPMENT RENTAL Monthly Telephone Charges 8.81 16864 3/23/2021 VERIZON CONNECT NWF, INC FEB - MONTHLY SERVICE Communications Equipment 210.47 210.47 16865 3/23/2021 Waite, Richard W UNIFORM - CLOTHING Uniform Clothing 235.00 235.00 16866 3/23/2021 WEST VIEW WATER AUTHORITY HERITAGE CENTER Water - Town Hall/DPW 225.10 237.05 DPW Water 11.95 TOWN HALL 16867 3/23/2021 WITMER PUBLIC SAFETY GROUP INC AMMUNITION Ammunition & Firearm Peripherals 498.20 498.20 EFT 3/23/2021 UNITED STATES TREASURY 1st Quarter Council PR - E Fica, E Ficamed, FicaMed Social Security Tax 520.80 642.60 Medicare Tax 121.80 EFT 3/23/2021 UNITED STATES TREASURY Pay period ending 3/14/2021 - E Fica, E Ficamed, FWT, Federal Income Tax 25911.45 61,100.11 FicaMed Social Security Tax 28518.96 Pay period ending 3/14/2021 - E Fica, E Med Medicare Tax 6669.70 EFT 3/24/2021 PA DEPT OF REVENUE Pay period ending 3/14/2021 - SwtPA State Income Tax 7,056.15 7,056.15 EFT 3/26/2021 PA DEPT OF REVENUE 1st Quarter Council PR - SwtPA State Income Tax 128.94 128.94 16868 3/29/2021 AMERICAN BANKERS INSURANCE COMPANY OF FLOOD INSURANCE - 9955 Flood Insurance 26,653.00 26,653.00 FLORIDA FLOOD INSURANCE - 9957 16869 3/29/2021 CW BREITSMAN ASSOCIATES COBRA MEDICAL - POLICE OFFICER 9001-0475 Police Officer Health Insurance 2,235.91 2,235.91 Total Checks 579,694.14

GENERAL FUND 9 of 16 Town of McCandless Payroll Checking Account Check Listing with Accounting Distribution 3/01/21-3/31/21

Distribution Check Check No Date Vendor - Description Account No Account Description Amount Amount 3145-3147 3/5/2021 Town Employee Paychecks 01 201 001 000 00 Regular Wages 4,292.84 4,292.84 90 201 001 000 00 Regular Wages EFT 3/5/2021 Town Employee Direct Deposits 01 201 001 000 00 Regular Wages 147,669.65 147,669.65 90 201 001 000 00 Regular Wages 3148-3152 3/19/2021 VOID CHECKS 01 201 001 000 00 Regular Wages 0.00 0.00 90 201 001 000 00 Regular Wages 3153-3155 3/19/2021 Town Employee Paychecks 01 201 001 000 00 Regular Wages 3,992.12 3,992.12 90 201 001 000 00 Regular Wages EFT 3/19/2021 Town Employee Direct Deposits 01 201 001 000 00 Regular Wages 146,543.55 146,543.55 90 201 001 000 00 Regular Wages 3156-3157 3/22/2021 Town Council Paychecks 01 201 001 000 00 Regular Wages 1,046.36 1,046.36 90 201 001 000 00 Regular Wages EFT 3/22/2021 Town Council Direct Deposits 01 201 001 000 00 Regular Wages 2,609.40 2,609.40 90 201 001 000 00 Regular Wages Total Checks $306,153.92

PAYROLL ACCOUNT 10 of 16 Town of McCandless Fire Apparatus Account (Fund 01) Check Listing with Accounting Distribution 3/01/21-3/31/21

Check Distribution Check No Date Vendor - Description Account No Account Description Amount Amount

Total Checks $0.00

FIRE APPARATUS 11 of 16 Town of McCandless Transportation District Fund (Fund 15) Check Listing with Accounting Distribution 3/01/21-3/31/21

Check Distribution Check No Date Vendor - Description Account No Account Description Amount Amount

Total Checks 0.00

TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT 12 of 16 Town of McCandless Capital Improvements Fund (Fund 18) Check Listing with Accounting Distribution 3/01/21-3/31/21

Distribution Check Check No Date Vendor - Description Invoice Description Account Description Amount Amount 2400 3/03/2021 T & J HOPPER BUILDING SUPPLIES, INC. LIMESTONE Stone 619.50 619.50 2401 3/10/2021 PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE LEGAL ADS Advertising 226.30 226.30 2402 3/10/2021 WILSON, GEORGE L. & CO. 16" WILSON TUBES Other Construction Supplies 121.92 121.92 2403 3/22/2021 ALLEGHENY MINERAL CORP. LIMESTONE Stone 4,566.13 4,566.13 2404 3/22/2021 CITY LIGHTING PRODUCTS COMPANY MEZZANINE STORAGE AREA Construction Supplies 215.07 215.07 MEZZANINE STORAGE 2405 3/22/2021 GATEWAY ENGINEERS INC. GRUBBS RD SIDEWALK ENGINEERING SERVICES - MMG 401.50 511.00 BRITTNEY PLACE GRUBBS RD 109.50 Engineering 2406 3/22/2021 LOWE'S MEZZANINE Construction Supplies 2,441.65 2,715.91 STORAGE UNITS Concrete 288.77 MEZZANINE Other Construction Supplies -14.51 MEZZANINE CREDIT - RETURN INLET PALLET PO 406 STORAGE UNITS FILE ROOM CONCRETE INLETS PO 406 PO 406 FILE ROOM CREDIT - MEZZANINE 2407 3/22/2021 RIVERSIDE BUILDERS SUPPLY COTTINGHAM DR INLET #5136 Concrete 638.09 638.09 2408 3/22/2021 T & J HOPPER BUILDING SUPPLIES, INC. LIMESTONE Stone 1,778.00 1,778.00 LIMESTONE LIMESTONE

Total Checks 11,391.92

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS 13 of 16 Town of McCandless Assessment Fund (Fund 19) Check Listing with Accounting Distribution 3/01/21-3/31/21

Check Distribution Check No Date Vendor - Description Account No Account Description Amount Amount

Total Checks $0.00

ASSESSMENT 14 of 16 Town of McCandless State Highway Aid Fund (Fund 35) Check Listing with Accounting Distribution 3/01/21-3/31/21

Check Distribution Check No Date Vendor - Description Account No Account Description Amount Amount

Total Checks $0.00

STATE HIGHWAY AID 15 of 16 Town of McCandless Real Estate Tax Agency Fund (Fund 91) Check Listing with Accounting Distribution 3/01/21-3/31/21

Check Distribution Check No Date Vendor - Description Account No Account Description Amount Amount 4928 3/4/2021 TYMIAK FAMILY TRUST 91 202 001 000 00 Town Refunds Payable 105.06 105.06 4929 3/4/2021 DECHICCHIS PAUL & DEBRA 91 202 001 000 00 Town Refunds Payable 1,049.00 1,049.00 4930 3/4/2021 MAIELLO, BRUNGO, MAIELLO 91 202 001 000 00 Town Refunds Payable 64,326.49 64,326.49 4931 3/4/2021 MAIELLO, BRUNGO, MAIELLO 91 202 001 000 00 Town Refunds Payable 1,179.70 1,179.70 4932 3/4/2021 MAIELLO, BRUNGO, MAIELLO 91 202 001 000 00 Town Refunds Payable 9,544.89 9,544.89

Total Checks $76,205.14

REAL ESTATE TAX AGENCY 16 of 16

TOWN OF McCANDLESS OFFICE OF THE FIRE MARSHAL MONTHLY REPORT FEBRUARY 2021

FIRE MARSHAL DANIEL E. STACK The following activities were undertaken by the Fire Marshal's Office during the month of February 2021

The data base for the newly purchased Pre-Plan software is in the process of being built before releasing to the Fire Depts. This data is now loaded onto a new tablet and is in the field with the FM. 2021 IMPORTANT DATES:

Emergency Services Day - Family Picnic - 22nd Annual "Balls -o- Fire" Golf Outing - Appreciation dinner banquet -

Fire Department Trainings and Certifications: Annual SCBA certifications

2021 Firefighter Physicals - The Firefighter Physicals have been scheduled for March 20, April 24, June 19

Fire Prevention / Public Relations -

The Town has established a Safety Committee consisting of the PD, FM, DPW and Town HR.

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT: COVID-19 The Towns Emergency Management Team, consisting of members from Town upper management, Police, Public works Building Department, Zoning, UPMC, Allegheny Health Network, McCandless Franklin Park Ambulance, North Allegheny School District meeting every OTHER Monday in order to work in conjunction with each other and share vital information while making decisions in keeping our residents safe during this emergency.

1 1 RESPONSE BY TYPE OF INCIDENT TOWN OF McCANDLESS 2021 INCIDENT JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. 2021

STRUCTURE FIRE 0 4 4 SERVICE CALL 5 7 12 AUTOMATIC ALARM 14 28 42 CO ALARMS 0 3 3 RESCUE 2 1 3 M.V.A. W/ HAZARDS 4 6 10 BRUSH FIRE 0 0 0 MUTUAL AID 15 16 31 HAZ. MAT. 0 2 2 VEHICLE FIRE 0 2 2 QUICK RESPONSE - QRS 39 42 81

TOTAL 79 111 190

FIRE MARSHAL AND FIRE COMPANY RESPONSES TOWN OF McCANDLESS 2021

FIRE COMPANY JAN. FEB. MAR. APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. 2021 FIRE MARSHAL 3 4 7 HIGHLAND TOTAL RESPONSES 27 55 82 IN-DISTRICT RESPONSES 2 9 11 INGOMAR TOTAL RESPONSES 18 43 61 IN-DISTRICT RESPONSES 10 11 21 PEEBLES TOTAL RESPONSES 75 101 176 IN-DISTRICT RESPONSES 52 74 126 AUTOMATIC ALARM / CO ALARM REPORT TOWN OF McCANDLESS 2021

JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC 2021 NO. CO ALARMS 0 3 3 NO. CO ALARMS W/ ELEV. READ. 0 0 0 NO. AUTOMATIC ALARMS 14 28 42 FALSE ALARMS CLEARED 13 27 40 FALSE ALARMS BILLED 1 1 2 FALSE ALARMS PAID 8 0 8 AMOUNT COLLECTED $2,700.00 $0.00 $2,700.00 FALSE ALARMS UNPAID 9 9 18 WARNING LETTER 0 0 0 CITATIONS ISSUED 0 0 0

MUTUAL AID RESPONSES TOWN OF MCCANDLESS 2021

NUMBER OF CALLS EMERGENCIES

FIRE DISTRICT JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. 2021

ROSS TWP. 8 8 16 EMERGENCIES 4 2 6 FRANKLIN PARK 1 0 1 EMERGENCIES 1 0 1 HAMPTON TWP. 3 3 6 EMERGENCIES 3 2 5 WEXFORD 1 2 3 EMERGENCIES 1 2 3 SHALER 2 4 6 EMERGENCIES 1 2 3 FIRE CALLS BY TIME OF DAY TOWN OF McCANDLESS 2021

TIME JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. 2021

0:00 1 3 4 1:00 2 1 3 2:00 1 2 3 3:00 0 1 1 4:00 1 2 3 5:00 2 0 2 6:00 4 1 5 7:00 1 4 5 8:00 3 7 10 9:00 2 5 7 10:00 3 11 14 11:00 5 4 9 12:00 6 4 10 13:00 7 9 16 14:00 7 8 15 15:00 5 4 9 16:00 3 7 10 17:00 3 7 10 18:00 5 9 14 19:00 6 4 10 20:00 7 4 11 21:00 0 2 2 22:00 2 8 10 23:00 3 4 7

TOTAL 79 111 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 190 FIRE MARSHAL / BLDG. INSPECTION OFFICE MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT TOWN OF McCANDLESS 2021

ACTIVITY JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY JUNE

FIRE CODE INSPECTIONS 15 11 FIRE CODE REINSPECTIONS 8 4 FIRE CODE CITATIONS 0 0 BURNING ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS 0 0 BURNING ORDINANCE CITATIONS 0 0 FIRE PREVENTION PERMITS 18 1 FIRE PREVENTION PERMIT FEES $4,450.00 $50.00 OCCUPANCY INSPECTIONS 5 2 HYDRANT APPLICATIONS 0 0 BUILDING INSPECTIONS 76 56 FIRE INVESTIGATIONS 0 1 TRAINING SESSIONS ATTENDED 0 0 TRAINING HOURS 0 0 FIRE PREVENTION PROGRAMS 0 0 NO. OF PEOPLE PRESENTED TO 0 0 NO. OF HOURS 0 0 FIRE MARSHAL / BLDG. INSPECTION OFFICE MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT TOWN OF McCANDLESS 2021

ACTIVITY JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. 2020

FIRE CODE INSPECTIONS 26 FIRE CODE REINSPECTIONS 12 FIRE CODE CITATIONS 0 BURNING ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS 0 BURNING ORDINANCE CITATIONS 0 FIRE PREVENTION PERMITS 19 FIRE PREVENTION PERMIT FEES $4,500.00 OCCUPANCY INSPECTIONS 7 HYDRANT APPLICATIONS 0 BUILDING INSPECTIONS 132 FIRE INVESTIGATIONS 1 TRAINING SESSIONS ATTENDED 0 TRAINING HOURS 0 FIRE PREVENTION PROGRAMS 0 NO. OF PEOPLE PRESENTED TO 0 NO. OF HOURS 0

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100 MCMORRIS ROAD. PITTSBURGH, PA 15205

412-921-4030 PHONE 412-921-9960 FAX

www.gatewayengineers.com

March 31, 2021 C-35657

Town of McCandless 9955 Grubbs Road Wexford, PA 15090

Attn: Rachael Susko, Planning Administrator, Town of McCandless

RE: Lucot Plan of Lots Consolidation Review

Dear RJ,

I have reviewed above referenced consolidation plan located between Tyler Street and Apex Lane in the R-1 Single-Family Dwelling Zoning District. The plan proposes a consolidation of adjoining, existing lots, Parcel 611-A-180, Parcel 611-A-155, and Parcel 611-A-156 into Lot 1 (0.261 acres). The plan, revision dated March 30, 2021, as submitted by MDM Surveyors and Engineers, LLC meets the technical requirements of the Town of McCandless Planning, Zoning & Land Use Code Book and is order for Planning Commission consideration for approval.

The plan has been reviewed for conformance to Town Ordinance standards only. The review is based on surveys and a plan prepared by others and assumes this information is correct and valid as submitted. If you should have any questions, please call.

Sincerely, THE GATEWAY ENGINEERS, INC.

Daniel S. Deiseroth, P.E. Town Engineer cc: Robert Grimm, Manager, Town of McCandless Christine Billman, Land Use Administrative Assistant, Town of McCandless Jeff Schoeneman, Superintendent of Public Works, Town of McCandless Jonathan Pendleton, MDM, 375 Northgate Drive, Warrendale, PA 15086 Gregory Lucot, 541 Tyler Street, McCandless, PA 15237

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100 MCMORRIS ROAD. PITTSBURGH, PA 15205

412-921-4030 PHONE 412-921-9960 FAX

www.gatewayengineers.com

March 29, 2021 C-35125-0003

Town of McCandless 9955 Grubbs Road Wexford, PA 15090

Attn: Rachael Susko, Planning Administrator, Town of McCandless

RE: The Rea-Jones Plan of Lots Consolidation and Subdivision Review

Dear RJ,

I have reviewed above referenced consolidation and subdivision plan located at the intersection of Babcock Boulevard and Olde Villa Drive in the R-2 Single and Two-Family Residential Zoning District. The plan proposes a consolidation of existing lots: P-203 (0.911 acres), P-207 (0.503 acres), P-209 (0.444 acres), P-211 (0.469 acres), P-277 (1.583 acres), and P-239 (1.515 acres). The revised lots after the consolidation and subdivision will be Lot 1 (3.409 acres), Lot 2 (0.746 acres) and Lot 3 (1.268 acres). The plan revision dated March 19, 2021 as submitted by Tait Engineering, Inc. meets the technical requirements of the Town of McCandless Planning, Zoning & Land Use Code Book and is order for Planning Commission consideration for approval.

Sincerely, THE GATEWAY ENGINEERS, INC.

Daniel S. Deiseroth, P.E. Town Engineer cc: Robert Grimm, Manager, Town of McCandless Christine Billmann, Land Use Administrative Assistant, Town of McCandless Jeff Schoeneman, Superintendent of Public Works, Town of McCandless McCandless Township Sanitary Authority Tait Engineering, Inc. Donald and Janice Rea, 10500 Old Villa Drive, Gibsonia, PA 15044 Dr. Steven and Erica Jones, 10496 Old Villa Drive, Gibsonia, PA 15044

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THE GATEWAY ENGINEERS, INC.

100 MCMORRIS ROAD. PITTSBURGH, PA 15205

412-921-4030 PHONE 412-921-9960 FAX

www.gatewayengineers.com

February 18, 2021 C-35509-0003

TO: Rachael Susko, Planning Administrator, Town of McCandless

FROM: The Gateway Engineers, Inc. Daniel S. Deiseroth, P.E., Town Engineer

RE: Proposed Building Additions Shults Ford-Lincoln, Wexford

Gateway personnel conducted a final site inspection with Mark Sabina, McCandless Superintendent of Public Works, at the Shults Ford-Lincoln located at 10401 Perry Highway on January 13, 2021. All improvements have been found to be installed per the approved plan, and the as-built plan submitted meets Town requirements.

Based upon the above, I recommend a full release of the remaining financial security current in place for the project. cc: Robert Grimm, Manager, Town of McCandless Christine Billmann, Town of McCandless Mark Sabina, Superintendent of Public Works Bryan Flaugh, P.E., Gateway Engineers

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COMPONENT 3 SEWAGE FACILITIES PLANNING MODULE

FOR FASSINGER FARMS RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

SITUATE IN: Town of McCandless Allegheny County, Pennsylvania

PREPARED FOR:

MARONDA HOMES, INC. 11 Timberglen Drive Imperial, PA 15317

3852

July 2020

1712 Mt. Nebo Road 2nd Floor Sewickley, PA 15143 Phone: 412-219-4509 - Fax: 412-528-1974

3850-FM-BCW0355 Rev. 5/2016 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION BUREAU OF CLEAN WATER

TRANSMITTAL LETTER FOR SEWAGE FACILITIES PLANNING MODULE

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (DEP) USE ONLY

DEP CODE # CLIENT ID # SITE ID # APS ID # AUTH. ID #

TO: Approving Agency (DEP or delegated local agency) Date Southwest Region 400 Waterfront Drive Pittsburgh, PA 15222-4745

Dear Sir/Madam:

Attached please find a completed sewage facilities planning module prepared by Ryan Sheffler, EIT (Name) Staff E.I.T. for Fassinger Farms (Title) (Name) a subdivision, commercial ,or industrial facility located in Town of McCandless

Allegheny County. (City, Borough, Township) Check one (i) The planning module, as prepared and submitted by the applicant, is approved by the municipality as a proposed revision supplement for new land development to its Official Sewage Facilities Plan (Official Plan), and is adopted for submission to DEP transmitted to the delegated LA for approval in accordance with the requirements of 25 Pa. Code Chapter 71 and the Pennsylvania Sewage Facilities Act (35 P.S. §750), OR (ii) The planning module will not be approved by the municipality as a proposed revision or supplement for new land development to its Official Plan because the project described therein is unacceptable for the reason(s) checked below: Check Boxes Additional studies are being performed by or on behalf of this municipality which may have an effect on the planning module as prepared and submitted by the applicant. Attached hereto is the scope of services to be performed and the time schedule for completion of said studies. The planning module as submitted by the applicant fails to meet limitations imposed by other laws or ordinances, officially adopted comprehensive plans and/or environmental plans (e.g., zoning, land use, 25 Pa. Code Chapter 71). Specific reference or applicable segments of such laws or plans are attached hereto. Other (attach additional sheet giving specifics). Municipal Secretary: Indicate below by checking appropriate boxes which components are being transmitted to the approving agency.

Resolution of Adoption 3 Sewage Collection/Treatment Facilities 4A Municipal Planning Agency Review Module Completeness Checklist 3s Small Flow Treatment Facilities 4B County Planning Agency Review 2 Individual and Community Onlot 4C County or Joint Health Department Disposal of Sewage Review

Municipal Secretary (print) Signature Date Table of Contents

Section:

1 Completed PA DEP Checklist 2 Component 3 and Site Location Plan 3 Component 3 Narrative 4 PNDI Review Results 5 PHMC Review Results 6 Capacity and Serviceability Letter(s) 7 Plan Drawings 8 Sewage Service Map 9 Planning Agency Reviews 10 Resolution of Adoption

SECTION 1

3800-FM-BPNPSM0353 Rev. 2/2015 Checklist

COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION BUREAU OF POINT AND NON-POINT SOURCE MANAGEMENT

Completeness Checklist

The individual completing the component should use the checklist below to assure that all items are included in the module package. The municipality should confirm that the required items have been included within 10 days of receipt, and if complete, sign and date the checklist.

Sewage Collection and Treatment Facilities

Name and Address of land development project. U.S.G.S. 7.5 minute topographic map with development area plotted. Project Narrative. Letter from water company (if applicable). Alternative Analysis Narrative. Details of chosen financial assurance method. Proof of Public Notification (if applicable). Name of existing collection and conveyance facilities. Name and NPDES number of existing treatment facility to serve proposed development. Plot plan of project with required information. Total sewage flows to facilities table. Signature of existing collection and/or conveyance Chapter 94 report preparer. Signature of existing treatment facility Chapter 94 report preparer. Letter granting allocation to project (if applicable). Signature acknowledging False Swearing Statement. Completed Component 4 (Planning Agency Review) for each existing planning agency and health department. Information on selected treatment and disposal option. Permeability information (if applicable). Preliminary hydrogeology (if applicable). Detailed hydrogeology (if applicable).

Municipal Action

Component 3 (Sewage Collection and Treatment Facilities). Component 4 (Planning Agency Comments and Responses). Proof of Public Notification. Long-term operation and maintenance option selection. Comments, and responses to comments generated by public notification. Transmittal Letter

Signature of Municipal Official

Date submittal determined complete

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SECTION 2

SITE LOCATION

SITE LOCATION MAP N Fassinger Family Trust Property Emsworth, PA USGS Quad. DRAWN McCandless Township, Allegheny County, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania BY: BNJ REVIEWED BY: GLF DATE: 09-26-2019 Sheffler & Company, Inc. SCALE: 1" = 2000' PROJECT 3852 ENGINEERING ● SURVEYING NUMBER: EXHIBIT "A"

SECTION 3

Fassinger Farms Residential Development

Component 3 Sewage Facilities Planning Module (Numbering below corresponds to form 3800- FM-BPNPSM0353 – Component 3 Instructions and Checklist)

F. PROJECT NARRATIVE 1. Indicate the nature of the development project. (Residential, Commercial, Institutional, Industrial, etc.) If the project is commercial, institutional or industrial, describe the activity, such as light manufacturing, private hospital, or heavy manufacturing.

This project is a residential development consisting of (17) single-family units located in McCandless Township, Allegheny County, PA. The project will contain the typical elements of a residential development/sub-division in western Pennsylvania. Paved access roads, public areas, service utilities, sidewalks, storm water management facilities, etc., will all be part of this proposed development as it is constructed in phases over the next several years.

There are three structures present on the site. The structure consists of what appears to be a single-family residence and two metal sided barns likely 10-30 years old. The structures are to be demolished. 2. Enter the number of lots or EDUs in the development project. Lots refer to single family residential dwellings and for purposes of flow calculation are assumed to generate a minimum of 400 gallons per day (gpd). If larger residential flows are anticipated, these flows should be used. The residual tract, if any, is also counted as a lot. For commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities, the number of lots in a subdivision is determined by using EDUs. Divide the total flow for these facilities by 400 to determine the number of EDUs.

There are 17 EDUs proposed in this development project at full buildout. This amounts to a sewage flow rate of about 6,800 gpd.

• Phase 1: (17) single family residences (17 EDUs)

3. Describe the proposed sewage disposal method (municipal treatment facility, package plant, etc.) including a description of collection and conveyance facilities, if applicable. Include a general map showing the path of the sewage to the treatment facility.

The sewage from the proposed development will be conveyed via gravity to the McCandless Township Sanitary Authority (MTSA) collection system, from which it will be conveyed to the ALCOSAN wastewater treatment plant. The proposed collection and conveyance system is shown in Section 7, and the ALCOSAN system is shown in Section 8.

4. Specify the projected population to be served and sewage flows in gpd and how these figures were calculated. Flow figures should be consistent with those found in DEP's Domestic Wastewater Facilities Manual available on the DEP website at www.dep.state.pa.us, Keyword: “Wastewater” unless adequate justification for lower per capita flows is provided and/or has been previously approved by DEP.

The ALCOSAN wastewater treatment plant serves the community of McCandless Township. Projected residential population growth for the municipality can be seen in Table 1 below. These figures were found using 2010 U.S. Census data.

Table 1 – Population Statistics within ALCOSAN Service Area

Municipality Jackson

Current Population1 28,457

Projected Population1 28,311

Population, Percent Change -0.5%

1 Information gathered from 2010 Census

5. Describe the location of the discharge, disposal point or land application, if applicable.

Sewage flows from this project are to be treated at ALCOSAN wastewater treatment plant and ultimately discharged into Ohio River under NPDES Permit # PA 0025984.

6. List the total acreage of the proposed land development project.

The total acreage of the proposed development is 11.37 acres.

7. Describe the use of any acreage or parcels under the same ownership and adjacent to the property. (Such as: for future development, recreational, agriculture, open space, etc.) If the land is proposed for future development, or is part of a phased project, determine if there will be adequate sewage disposal facilities to serve those phases.

This project is to be completed in a single phase, which will consist of 11.37 total acres of development. All sewage facilities planning accounts for full buildout flowrates.

There will be adequate sewage disposal availability for the entire, built-out condition of the project.

8. Provide information on any previous Act 537 planning completed for the site and any other information that the applicant believes is important for the Department’s review of the project.

There has been no previous Act 537 planning completed for this site. The Township abides by the Chapter 94 reporting for ALCOSAN since they are the public sewer provider for McCandless Township. No potential hydraulic or organic overloads have been identified.

G. PROPOSED WASTEWATER DISPOSAL FACILITIES

See complete plot plan and ALCOSAN sewer map in Sections 7 and 8 respectively.

There are no known wetlands within the project area. There are no known impacts to prime agricultural lands associated with this project.

A Cultural Resource Notice was submitted to the Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission (PHMC) on February 17, 2020. A response from PHMC, dated June 10, 2020 is included.

A PNDI search was conducted for the project area and no known impacts were found. The PNDI receipt is located in Section 4. H. ALTERNATIVE SEWAGE FACILITIES ANALYSIS

1. Describe the chosen disposal method, its location, the daily flow proposed and if the method is an interim method (to be replaced by the ultimate method in 5 years or less), or is an ultimate method (to serve the development in the long term, for 5 years or more). Provide a description of how the chosen method will provide compliance with effluent limitations. Also provide the number of lots or EDUs that will be served.

Sewage will flow by gravity from each individual lot (17 EDUs) and shall be conveyed by a new, gravity conveyance system.

This will serve as the final system and will serve the project for the long term. The system was designed utilizing the appropriate MTSA standards, and shall be treated at the ALCOSAN treatment facility.

2. Describe the types of land uses adjacent to the project area (Agricultural, Residential, Commercial etc.) and the type of sewage disposal method serving each of those land uses. Properties adjacent to the project must be described by indicating present land uses and zoning designations. Describe the sewage disposal methods being used for each of those adjacent land uses (onlot, municipal treatment, etc.) and if those methods are intended for interim or ultimate use.

The area surrounding the proposed Fassinger Farms Development is mainly residential. The primary sewage disposal method in the area is the MTSA public sewage collection system, which ultimately directs sewage to the ALCOSAN wastewater treatment plant. This is intended to be the ultimate sewage disposal method for both the Fassinger Farms Development and the surrounding area.

3. Indicate if the sewage facilities described in (2) are in need of improvement due to noncompliance with effluent limitations, high rates of onlot malfunction or overloaded public sewers. Is there a potential for a combined public/private project?

The sewage facilities described in (2) are not projected to be hydraulically or organically overloaded.

4. Determine and indicate what sewage disposal method is proposed for the development area in the municipality’s Official Sewage Facilities Plan (such as: onlot disposal systems, public sewers, etc.).

The primary sewage disposal method will be to utilize public sewers owned by MTSA.

5. Describe any existing sewage management program(s) in the area, and/or any sewage management program(s) that this project would be required to participate in, and that program’s requirements. When the alternatives analysis includes the potential construction of DEP-permitted non- municipal sewage treatment facilities, the municipality is required to implement a sewage management program that must include one of the management options outlined in Title 25, Pennsylvania Code, §71.72 (available at www.pacode.com). These options range from financial assurances to municipal ownership of the facility. The applicant should describe which option will be proposed, how it will be implemented, and why it was chosen over the other methods outlined in §71.72. Details of the chosen option must be included. Any new or expanded point source discharges which are proposed in the Chesapeake Bay watershed, must not add to amount of nutrients discharging to the Bay waters. This is known as a nutrient cap load. See Special Instructions And Information For Component 3 Planning Modules Proposing New Or Expanded Discharges Within The Chesapeake Bay Watershed form (3800-FM-BPNPSM0353-1) for additional information on Chesapeake Bay watershed requirements. Maintaining the cap load for new sources can be accomplished through such methods as land application of effluent, recycle and reuse, acquiring offsets for loads from replacement, reduction or retirement of existing sources, or the purchasing of credits elsewhere (trading). Your alternatives selection proposal must clearly demonstrate that this requirement has been met.

There are no existing sewage management programs in the area, as MTSA provides public sewage service for the township and surrounding area. 6. Describe any potential alternative sewage disposal methods that are available for the project. Consider all reasonable possibilities for sewage disposal, such as a stream discharge or an alternate method of land disposal. The municipality, delegated local agency or DEP may also require consideration of particular types of sewage disposal methods in the analysis. The chosen method must assure that applicable water quality standards are attained.

Two (2) sewage disposal alternatives were evaluated for Fassinger Farms:

1. Construction of small package plant 2. Connection to MTSA public sewer system

Option number one was not permitted for this subdivision; therefore, the decision was made to move forward with option two. Constructing a small pump station or wastewater treatment facility would not be necessary for such a small subdivision.

7. Describe why the proposed method was chosen over any of the other methods described in the alternatives analysis. Environmental, administrative, and financial concerns may be addressed. Also indicate how the chosen method will guarantee adequate sewage disposal, including compliance with applicable water quality standards and effluent limitations, for the development in both the short-term (up to 5 years) and long-term (beyond 5 years) by describing the adequacy of the proposed facilities (organic and hydraulic loading) and the ability of the facility to accept additional flows or loads.

Public sewerage facilities were chosen over a package plant as the sewage disposal method for the reasons described in (6). These reasons can also be seen summarized below:

• Faster than constructing private treatment facilities • Less stringent regulatory requirements • Lower operational and maintenance costs • No need for licensed treatment plant operators

Once sewage is transported through the onlot collection and conveyance system it will be taken to the MTSA public sewer system. 8. Indicate who will be the owner of the facility, and who will be responsible for operation and maintenance of the facility and ultimately compliance with applicable water quality standards and effluent limitations.

The MTSA will be responsible for operation and maintenance of the ultimate sewage disposal facilities for this development. This includes maintaining compliance with all applicable water quality and effluent standards. The authority is aware of the sewage flows anticipated from the Fassinger Farms Development and has confirmed that no hydraulic overload is expected. See Section 6 for relevant correspondence.

All sewage collection and conveyance facilities within the Fassinger Farms Development will be owned, operated, and maintained by MTSA. 9. Finally, the applicant may use the narrative to describe any special considerations or provide any additional information that supports the choice of disposal method. The alternatives analysis must be attached to the planning module package for review by the municipality and approving agency.

N/A. P. PUBLIC NOTICE REQUIREMENT

A Public Notice was not needed for this development

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

PLANNING AGENCY REVIEW

The necessary Components 4A and 4C have been completed and signed by the necessary agencies. These components are included.

RESOLUTION OF ADOPTION

The Resolution of Adoption (#XXXXX) of this Planning Module was presented to the McCandless Township Supervisors for signature at their meeting on xxxx xx, 2020. The signed Resolution will be forwarded to the DEP upon its receipt.

There are three structures present on the site. The structures consist of what appears to be a single-family residence and two metal sided barns likely 10-30 years old (Figure 2-5). The structures are to be demolished as part of the project.

SECTION 4

Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Project Search ID: PNDI-697753 PNDI Receipt: project_receipt_fassinger_family_trust_pr_697753_FINAL_1.pdf 1. PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: Fassinger Family Trust Property Date of Review: 11/12/2019 03:37:42 PM Project Category: Development, Residential, Subdivision containing more than 2 lots and/or 2 single-family units Project Area: 11.37 acres County(s): Allegheny Township/Municipality(s): MCCANDLESS ZIP Code: 15237 Quadrangle Name(s): EMSWORTH Watersheds HUC 8: Upper Ohio Watersheds HUC 12: Lowries Run Decimal Degrees: 40.558677, -80.061969 Degrees Minutes Seconds: 40° 33' 31.2388" N, 80° 3' 43.867" W

2. SEARCH RESULTS

Agency Results Response PA Game Commission No Known Impact No Further Review Required PA Department of Conservation and No Known Impact No Further Review Required Natural Resources PA Fish and Boat Commission No Known Impact No Further Review Required U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service No Known Impact No Further Review Required

As summarized above, Pennsylvania Natural Diversity Inventory (PNDI) records indicate no known impacts to threatened and endangered species and/or special concern species and resources within the project area. Therefore, based on the information you provided, no further coordination is required with the jurisdictional agencies. This response does not reflect potential agency concerns regarding impacts to other ecological resources, such as wetlands.

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Page 3 of 6 Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Project Search ID: PNDI-697753 PNDI Receipt: project_receipt_fassinger_family_trust_pr_697753_FINAL_1.pdf RESPONSE TO QUESTION(S) ASKED

Q1: The proposed project is in the range of the Indiana bat. Describe how the project will affect bat habitat (forests, woodlots and trees) and indicate what measures will be taken in consideration of this. Round acreages up to the nearest acre (e.g., 0.2 acres = 1 acre). Your answer is: The project will affect 1 to 39 acres of forests, woodlots and trees.

Q2: Is tree removal, tree cutting or forest clearing of 40 acres or more necessary to implement all aspects of this project? Your answer is: No

3. AGENCY COMMENTS Regardless of whether a DEP permit is necessary for this proposed project, any potential impacts to threatened and endangered species and/or special concern species and resources must be resolved with the appropriate jurisdictional agency. In some cases, a permit or authorization from the jurisdictional agency may be needed if adverse impacts to these species and habitats cannot be avoided.

These agency determinations and responses are valid for two years (from the date of the review), and are based on the project information that was provided, including the exact project location; the project type, description, and features; and any responses to questions that were generated during this search. If any of the following change: 1) project location, 2) project size or configuration, 3) project type, or 4) responses to the questions that were asked during the online review, the results of this review are not valid, and the review must be searched again via the PNDI Environmental Review Tool and resubmitted to the jurisdictional agencies. The PNDI tool is a primary screening tool, and a desktop review may reveal more or fewer impacts than what is listed on this PNDI receipt. The jursidictional agencies strongly advise against conducting surveys for the species listed on the receipt prior to consultation with the agencies.

PA Game Commission RESPONSE: No Impact is anticipated to threatened and endangered species and/or special concern species and resources.

PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources RESPONSE: No Impact is anticipated to threatened and endangered species and/or special concern species and resources.

PA Fish and Boat Commission RESPONSE: No Impact is anticipated to threatened and endangered species and/or special concern species and resources.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service RESPONSE: No impacts to federally listed or proposed species are anticipated. Therefore, no further consultation/coordination under the Endangered Species Act (87 Stat. 884, as amended; 16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq. is required. Because no take of federally listed species is anticipated, none is authorized. This response does not reflect potential Fish and Wildlife Service concerns under the Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act or other authorities.

Page 4 of 6 Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Project Search ID: PNDI-697753 PNDI Receipt: project_receipt_fassinger_family_trust_pr_697753_FINAL_1.pdf 4. DEP INFORMATION The Pa Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) requires that a signed copy of this receipt, along with any required documentation from jurisdictional agencies concerning resolution of potential impacts, be submitted with applications for permits requiring PNDI review. Two review options are available to permit applicants for handling PNDI coordination in conjunction with DEP’s permit review process involving either T&E Species or species of special concern. Under sequential review, the permit applicant performs a PNDI screening and completes all coordination with the appropriate jurisdictional agencies prior to submitting the permit application. The applicant will include with its application, both a PNDI receipt and/or a clearance letter from the jurisdictional agency if the PNDI Receipt shows a Potential Impact to a species or the applicant chooses to obtain letters directly from the jurisdictional agencies. Under concurrent review, DEP, where feasible, will allow technical review of the permit to occur concurrently with the T&E species consultation with the jurisdictional agency. The applicant must still supply a copy of the PNDI Receipt with its permit application. The PNDI Receipt should also be submitted to the appropriate agency according to directions on the PNDI Receipt. The applicant and the jurisdictional agency will work together to resolve the potential impact(s). See the DEP PNDI policy at https://conservationexplorer.dcnr.pa.gov/content/resources.

Page 5 of 6 Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Project Search ID: PNDI-697753 PNDI Receipt: project_receipt_fassinger_family_trust_pr_697753_FINAL_1.pdf 5. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION The PNDI environmental review website is a preliminary screening tool. There are often delays in updating species status classifications. Because the proposed status represents the best available information regarding the conservation status of the species, state jurisdictional agency staff give the proposed statuses at least the same consideration as the current legal status. If surveys or further information reveal that a threatened and endangered and/or special concern species and resources exist in your project area, contact the appropriate jurisdictional agency/agencies immediately to identify and resolve any impacts.

For a list of species known to occur in the county where your project is located, please see the species lists by county found on the PA Natural Heritage Program (PNHP) home page (www.naturalheritage.state.pa.us). Also note that the PNDI Environmental Review Tool only contains information about species occurrences that have actually been reported to the PNHP.

6. AGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION PA Department of Conservation and Natural U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Resources Pennsylvania Field Office Bureau of Forestry, Ecological Services Section Endangered Species Section 400 Market Street, PO Box 8552 110 Radnor Rd; Suite 101 Harrisburg, PA 17105-8552 State College, PA 16801 Email: [email protected] NO Faxes Please

PA Fish and Boat Commission PA Game Commission Division of Environmental Services Bureau of Wildlife Habitat Management 595 E. Rolling Ridge Dr., Bellefonte, PA 16823 Division of Environmental Planning and Habitat Email: [email protected] Protection 2001 Elmerton Avenue, Harrisburg, PA 17110-9797 Email: [email protected] NO Faxes Please

7. PROJECT CONTACT INFORMATION

Name:______Brandon Janicki Company/Business Name:______Sheffler and Company, Inc. Address:______1712 Mt. Nebo Road City, State, Zip:______Sewickley, PA 15143 Phone:(_____)______Fax:(______)______412 219-4509 412 528-1974 Email:[email protected]

8. CERTIFICATION I certify that ALL of the project information contained in this receipt (including project location, project size/configuration, project type, answers to questions) is true, accurate and complete. In addition, if the project type, location, size or configuration changes, or if the answers to any questions that were asked during this online review change, I agree to re-do the online environmental review.

______11/12/2019 applicant/project proponent signature date

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June 10, 2020

Ryan Sheffler Sheffler & Company Inc. 1712 Mt. Nebo Road Sewickley PA 15143

ER 2020-0938-003-B: DEP, Fassinger Road Property Residential Development, 901 Broadmeadow Drive, McCandless Township, Allegheny County, HRSF

Dear Mr. Sheffler,

Thank you for submitting information concerning the above referenced project. The Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Office (PA SHPO) reviews projects in accordance with state and federal laws. Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, and the implementing regulations (36 CFR Part 800) of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, is the primary federal legislation. The Environmental Rights amendment, Article 1, Section 27 of the Pennsylvania Constitution and the Pennsylvania History Code, 37 Pa. Cons. Stat. Section 500 et seq. (1988) is the primary state legislation. These laws include consideration of the project's potential effects on both historic and archaeological resources.

Archaeological Resources Based on an evaluation by our staff, including a review of the Statewide Pre-Contact Predictive Model, there is a high probability that National Register significant archaeological sites are present within this project area. These resources could be adversely affected by project activities. Our review considers the locations of known archaeological resources, soil type, topographic setting, slope direction and distance to water, among other regionally specific predictive factors for archaeological site locations. It is our opinion that a Phase I archaeological survey should be conducted to locate potentially significant resources. Guidelines and instructions for conducting all phases of archaeological survey in Pennsylvania are available on our website http://www.phmc.pa.gov/Preservation/About/Documents/SHPO-Guidelines- Archaeological-Investigation.pdf.

The PASHPO will keep the information you provided for this submission and any subsequent submission on file. Please provide a copy of this letter and any other project-related correspondence to your state or federal permitting or funding agency.

Above Ground Resources We concur with the findings of the agency that the following property is not eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places due to a lack of integrity and/or significance under Criterion A, B or C. The property has not been evaluated for its archaeological potential:

Fassinger Farm, Key # 211606

Based on our files and the information provided, it is our opinion that there are no above ground historic properties present. Should new information be brought to your attention regarding historic properties located within the project area of potential effect, please notify the PA SHPO at (717) 783-8947 for reconsideration of the project.

If you need further information concerning archaeological issues please consult Casey Hanson at [email protected] or (717) 772-0923 If you need further information on above ground resources please consult Cheryl Nagle at [email protected] or (717) 772-4519.

Sincerely,

Douglas C. McLearen, Chief Division of Environmental Review

Commonwealth Keystone Building | 400 North Street | 2nd Floor | Harrisburg, PA 17120 | 717.783.8947

Fassinger Road Property

PROJECT NARRATIVE

This project is a residential development consisting of 17 single family lots located in McCandless Township, Allegheny County, PA. The project will contain the typical elements of a residential development/sub-division in western Pennsylvania. Paved access roads, public areas, service utilities, sidewalks, storm water management facilities, etc., will all be part of this proposed development.

The existing uses of the site now (Figure 1), is a mix of rolling meadow and wooded areas.

There are three structures present on the site (Figure 1). The structure consists of what appears to be a single-family residence and two metal sided barns likely 10-30 years old (Figure 2-5). The structures are to be demolished.

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 Refer to full-sized plan attachments.

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Sewer Atlas

2/17/2020, 2:25:39 PM 1:72,224 ALCOSAN Service Area Pump / Facility Locations 16.01 - 24 72.01 - 96 0 0.75 1.5 3 mi

ALCOSAN Plant Pump / Facility 24.01 - 32 96.01 - 120 0 1.25 2.5 5 km Arrows: <80K ALCOSAN Plant 32.01 - 40 120.01 - 180 Source: Esri, DigitalGlobe, GeoEye, Earthstar Geographics, Pipes (unknown width) (< 80k) 40.01 - 48 CNES/Airbus DS, USDA, USGS, AeroGRID, IGN, and the GIS User ALCOSAN Points of Connection Community Pipes (zoom < 80k) 48.01 - 60 Discharge Points <= 8 Discharge Point 60.01 - 72 8.01 - 16 3 Rivers Wet Weather USDA FSA, Earthstar Geographics | 3 Rivers Wet Weather, ALCOSA N, CivicMapper | Esri, NASA , NGA , USGS | E sri, HERE, DeLorme, INCREMENT P, USGS, EPA, NPS, US Census Bureau, USDA |

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3850-FM-BCW0362A 6/2016 Instructions COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION BUREAU OF CLEAN WATER

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING COMPONENT 4A MUNICIPAL PLANNING AGENCY REVIEW

Remove and recycle these instructions prior to mailing component to the approving agency.

Background

This component, Component 4, is used to obtain the comments of planning agencies and/or health departments having jurisdiction over the project area. It is used in conjunction with other planning module components appropriate to the characteristics of the project proposed.

Who Should Complete the Component?

The component should be completed by any existing municipal planning agency, county planning agency, planning agency with areawide jurisdiction, and/or health department having jurisdiction over the project site. It is divided into sections to allow for convenient use by the appropriate agencies.

The project sponsor must forward copies of this component, along with supporting components and data, to the appropriate planning agency(ies) and health department(s) (if any) having jurisdiction over the development site. These agencies are responsible for responding to the questions in their respective sections of Component 4, as well as providing whatever additional comments they may wish to provide on the project plan. After the agencies have completed their review, the component will be returned to the applicant. The agencies have 60 days in which to provide comments to the applicant. If the agencies fail to comment within this 60 day period, the applicant may proceed to the next stage of the review without the comments. The use of registered mail or certified mail (return receipt requested) by the applicant when forwarding the module package to the agencies will document a date of receipt.

After receipt of the completed Component 4 from the planning agencies, or following expiration of the 60 day period without comments, the applicant must submit the entire component package to the municipality having jurisdiction over the project area for review and action. If approved by the municipality, the proposed plan, along with the municipal action, will be forwarded to the approving agency (Department of Environmental Protection or delegated local agency). The approving agency, in turn, will either approve the proposed plan, return it as incomplete, or disapprove the plan, based upon the information provided.

Instructions for Completing Planning Agency and/or Health Department Review Component Section A. Project Name

Enter the project name as it appears on the accompanying sewage facilities planning module component (Component 2, 2m, 3, 3s or 3m).

Section B. Review Schedule

Enter the date the package was received by the reviewing agency, and the date that the review was completed.

Section C. Agency Review

1. Answer the yes/no questions and provide any descriptive information necessary on the lines provided. Attach additional sheets, if necessary.

2. Complete the name, title, and signature block.

Section D. Additional Comments

The Agency may provide whatever additional comment(s) it deems necessary, as described in the form. Attach additional sheets, if necessary.

3850-FM-BCW0362A 6/2016 DEP Code #: COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION BUREAU OF CLEAN WATER SEWAGE FACILITIES PLANNING MODULE COMPONENT 4A - MUNICIPAL PLANNING AGENCY REVIEW

Note to Project Sponsor: To expedite the review of your proposal, one copy of your completed planning module package and one copy of this Planning Agency Review Component should be sent to the local municipal planning agency for their comments. SECTION A. PROJECT NAME (See Section A of instructions) Project Name

SECTION B. REVIEW SCHEDULE (See Section B of instructions) 1. Date plan received by municipal planning agency 2. Date review completed by agency SECTION C. AGENCY REVIEW (See Section C of instructions) Yes No 1. Is there a municipal comprehensive plan adopted under the Municipalities Planning Code (53 P.S. 10101, et seq.)? 2. Is this proposal consistent with the comprehensive plan for land use? If no, describe the inconsistencies 3. Is this proposal consistent with the use, development, and protection of water resources?

If no, describe the inconsistencies 4. Is this proposal consistent with municipal land use planning relative to Prime Agricultural Land Preservation? 5. Does this project propose encroachments, obstructions, or dams that will affect wetlands? If yes, describe impacts 6. Will any known historical or archaeological resources be impacted by this project? If yes, describe impacts 7. Will any known endangered or threatened species of plant or animal be impacted by this project? If yes, describe impacts 8. Is there a municipal zoning ordinance? 9. Is this proposal consistent with the ordinance? If no, describe the inconsistencies

10. Does the proposal require a change or variance to an existing comprehensive plan or zoning ordinance? 11. Have all applicable zoning approvals been obtained? 12. Is there a municipal subdivision and land development ordinance?

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SECTION C. AGENCY REVIEW (continued) Yes No 13. Is this proposal consistent with the ordinance? If no, describe the inconsistencies 14. Is this plan consistent with the municipal Official Sewage Facilities Plan? If no, describe the inconsistencies 15. Are there any wastewater disposal needs in the area adjacent to this proposal that should be considered by the municipality? If yes, describe 16. Has a waiver of the sewage facilities planning requirements been requested for the residual tract of this subdivision? If yes, is the proposed waiver consistent with applicable ordinances? If no, describe the inconsistencies

17. Name, title and signature of planning agency staff member completing this section: Name: Title: Signature: Date: Name of Municipal Planning Agency: Address Telephone Number:

SECTION D. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS (See Section D of instructions) This component does not limit municipal planning agencies from making additional comments concerning the relevancy of the proposed plan to other plans or ordinances. If additional comments are needed, attach additional sheets. The planning agency must complete this component within 60 days. This component and any additional comments are to be returned to the applicant.

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3850-FM-BCW0356 Rev. 5/2016 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA DEP Code No. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION BUREAU OF CLEAN WATER

RESOLUTION FOR PLAN REVISION FOR NEW LAND DEVELOPMENT

RESOLUTION OF THE (SUPERVISORS) (COMMISSIONERS) (COUNCILMEN) of McCandless (TOWNSHIP) (BOROUGH) (CITY), Allegheny COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA (hereinafter “the municipality”).

WHEREAS Section 5 of the Act of January 24, 1966, P.L. 1535, No. 537, known as the Pennsylvania Sewage Facilities Act, as Amended, and the rules and Regulations of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) adopted thereunder, Chapter 71 of Title 25 of the Pennsylvania Code, require the municipality to adopt an Official Sewage Facilities Plan providing for sewage services adequate to prevent contamination of waters of the Commonwealth and/or environmental health hazards from sewage wastes, and to revise said plan whenever it is necessary to determine whether a proposed method of sewage disposal for a new land development conforms to a comprehensive program of pollution control and water quality management, and

WHEREAS Maronda Homes, Inc. has proposed the development of a parcel of land identified as land developer Fassinger Farms , and described in the attached Sewage Facilities Planning Module, and name of subdivision proposes that such subdivision be served by: (check all that apply), sewer tap-ins, sewer extension, new treatment facility, individual onlot systems, community onlot systems, spray irrigation, retaining tanks, other, (please specify).

WHEREAS, McCandless finds that the subdivision described in the attached municipality Sewage Facilities Planning Module conforms to applicable sewage related zoning and other sewage related municipal ordinances and plans, and to a comprehensive program of pollution control and water quality management.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the (Supervisors) (Commissioners) (Councilmen) of the (Township)

(Borough) (City) of McCandless hereby adopt and submit to DEP for its approval as a revision to the “Official Sewage Facilities Plan” of the municipality the above referenced Sewage Facilities Planning Module which is attached hereto.

I , Secretary, (Signature) Township Board of Supervisors (Borough Council) (City Councilmen), hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the Township (Borough) (City) Resolution # , adopted, , 20 .

Municipal Address:

Town of McCandless Seal of

9955 Grubbs Road Governing Body

Wexford, PA 15090

Telephone 412-364-0616