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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1981
Page
4
Middletown Council unanimously approves a 1982 budget of 1,140,443 with a 13.5 mill rate unchanged. A $100,020 federal grant funds purchase of Indian Orchard property. Operating share is 7.5 mills. library 2.5 mills. three firm companies and ambulance use 3.5 mills. Additional bids and loans planned for trash collection and library addition.
The council is expected to award the contract for installing iron railing at 24 Auburn Village homes and the municipal building when it meets at 7 30 tonight in the municipal building. Sykes of Chester submitted the low bid of 2900 dollars and will likely receive the contract.
Springfield Township commissioners authorize a 350000 tax anticipation loan from Provident National Bank at 60 percent of the bank prime rate. Morton zoning board reviews Carlos Rios permit applications for a medical products building and parking lot at 40 35 S Morton Ave and 16 Mitchell Ave.
Borough hall offers emergency fuel assistance care per Mayor James Suilman. residents urged to apply through official channels for aid during the cold season.
Bethel supervisors approved the remaining streets in the Sharon development township. The action completes the municipal acceptance of the street network, aligning with local infrastructure requirements and paving the way for final occupancy or development milestones.
Delaware County Councilman Dennis Rochford says the SEPTA board will likely boost general manager Gunn's pay from 68000 to 75000 at today's 3 p.m. meeting. Gunn oversees Red Arrow, City transit, and Conrail while Ryder notes he earns less than similar transit managers nationwide.
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