Finance & Pension Committee
Regular MeetingDoylestown, PA · April 10, 2025
Minutes
BOROUGH OF DOYLESTOWN
FINANCE AND PENSION COMMITTEE MEETING
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 2025 – 6:00 pm
MINUTES
The above meeting was held on the above date and time with the following people present:
Committee Members: Chair Amy Popkin, Bob Kinney, Connor O’Hanlon
Council Members: Mayor Noni West, President Jack O’Brien
Staff: Caroline Brinker
Approval of Minutes
Minutes of February 13, 2025 committee meeting were approved (Kinney/O’Hanlon)
Reimbursement Resolution – PENNVEST Funding Agreement
The Committee reviewed a draft resolution that will enable Doylestown Borough to pay for PFAS
Water Treatment Project costs, on an interim basis, using Reserve Funds until the proceeds of
the PENNVEST Funding Agreement are received. The Reserve Fund will then be reimbursed for
those costs. The Committee recommended the Resolution be passed to Borough Council for
approval (Kinney/O’Hanlon).
Ordinance Increasing the indebtedness of Doylestown Borough
The Committee reviewed a draft of an Ordinance that increases the indebtedness of Doylestown
Borough by the issue of a guaranteed revenue note in the maximum principal amount of
$1,043,503 for purposes of financing the portion of the PFAS Water Treatment Project. Mr.
Kinney requested a few typographical errors be corrected. After discussion, the Committee
recommended the ordinance be passed to Borough Council for an authorization to advertise the
ordinance (Kinney/O’Hanlon).
Municipal Electric Procurement
Doylestown Borough’s thirty-six-month agreement with UGI Energy Service for our municipal
energy procurement expires in early 2026. The Borough previously partnered with Mantis
Innovation to prepare a RFP for our municipal energy needs with the goal of obtaining the best
possible pricing, with “Green” options. The consultant, Danielle Donovan of Mantis, will attend
the May 8, 2025 committee meeting to further review and discuss the capacity purchase,
wholesale market, and timing for the new agreement.
Reserve Fund History
The Committee reviewed the Reserve Fund History from 2007 – 2025 and discussed various
revenues and expenses. The anticipated 12/31/2025 ending balance is projected at $3,010,160.
Public Bathrooms update
The new public bathrooms are scheduled to be completed prior to May1. Painting, flooring,
interior doors, fixtures, and lighting are scheduled and the remaining costs for the project are
under $10,000.
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Solar Project update
The solar project should be commencing prior to May 1. The interconnection application for
connection to the PECO grid has been approved and Exact Solar is scheduling the start of
installation.
Old/New Business - None
Public Comment – None
The meeting adjourned at 7:01 pm.
Respectfully Submitted,
Caroline Brinker
Asst Manager/Finance Director
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Agenda
FINANCE & PENSION COMMITTEE MEETING
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 2025– 6:00 p.m.
Committee Members: Amy Popkin (Chair),
Jennifer Jarret, Bob Kinney, Connor O’Hanlon
AGENDA
1. Approval of Minutes – February 13, 2025
2. Reimbursement Resolution – PENNVEST Funding Agreement
3. Ordinance increasing the indebtedness of Doylestown Borough
4. Discussion – municipal electric procurement
5. Reserve Fund History
6. Update – public bathrooms
7. Update – solar project
8. Old/New Business
9. Adjourn
Next Meeting May 8, 2025 at 6:00pm
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