City Council
Regular MeetingSteelton, PA · July 19, 2021
Minutes
BOROUGH OF STEELTON – COUNCIL MEETING
July 19, 2021
Call Meeting to Order: President Proctor
Pledge of Allegiance: President Proctor
Moment of Silence: Mayor Marcinko
Council Meeting Roll Call: President Proctor
Approval of minutes from previous meeting: June 28, 2021
Public Comments on Agenda Items Only
Approval of schedule of billing, requisitions, and change orders as presented for:
June 2021
Department & Committee Reports:
Fire Department and Ambulance
Police Department
Codes Department
Public Works Department
Parks and Recreation Committee
NEDC Committee
Stormwater Committee
Mayor's Report
Borough Manager's Report
Approval of Department/Committee Reports
Presentations:
Mr. Randy Watts, Engineer, HRG June, 2021 Engineer’s Report.
Approval of Engineer’s Report.
Messers. Justin Bell and Dillon Hess 2020 Audited Financial Statements
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Unfinished Business:
Mr. Wion Approval of Resolution 2021-R-8 Establishing a Special
Handicapped Parking Space for Judy Tadych along 612 N
Third Street
New Business:
Mr. Wion Approval of Resolution 2021-R-9 Amending Resolution
2014-R-3 Establishing the Steelton Borough Council Public
Meeting Rules and Regulations to Add an Agenda Section
Mr. Wion Approval of Ordinance 2021- 2, An Ordinance to Amend
the Code of the Borough of Steelton Chapter Special
Thereof Entitled “Vehicles and Traffic” To Establish a
Parking Time Limited Zone, To Establish Additional
Special Purpose Parking Zones and To Eliminate Special
Purpose Parking Zones”
Correspondence:
Thank you note from the Crawford Family
WSHO – HARR Susquehanna River Crossing (Swatara Township DCCD #33-21-04)
Sheriff Sale Notification for Properties in which the Borough holds a Lien
Public Comments:
Council & Staff Concerns:
Executive Session: Personnel Items
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STEELTON BOROUGH COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
July 19, 2021
Present:
Brian Proctor, President Anne Shambaugh
Mike Segina, Vice President Aaron Curry, Codes Director
Keontay Hodge, President ProTem Dave Wion, Solicitor
Denae House Randy Watts, Engineer - HRG
William Krovic Anthony Minium, Police Chief
Natashia Woods Gene Vance, Fire Chief
There were no absences.
As a precaution, due to the rising Covid-19 numbers, the Steelton Borough Council meeting was
held by video/telephone conference. President Proctor opened the meeting at 6:30 p.m. The roll
was called, and persons present noted. Keith Miller, Mayor Marcinko and William Jones were
absent with cause.
Motion by Mr. Segina, seconded by Mr. Krovic to approve the June 28, 2021, Council Meeting
Minutes as presented. Motion passed unanimously.
Members of the public were present by phone at this time; however, there were no comments,
emails, letters, or other correspondence from the public regarding agenda items.
Motion by Mr. Segina, seconded by Ms. Woods, to approve the schedule of billing,
requisitions, and change orders as presented for June 2021. Motion passed unanimously.
Ms. Hodge announced that she had joined the call.
Department & Committee Reports:
Fire Department and Ambulance – a written report was provided. Chief Vance stated he
spoke to the Borough Manager regarding the new traffic lanes along Front Street and the
concern for the engines pulling onto Front Street when responding to a fire.
Police Department – a written report was provided.
Codes Department – a written report was provided. Mr. Curry stated the scheduled
Zoning Hearing Board meeting in July was postponed at the request of the applicant. Mr.
Curry also discussed the revised report structure noting it now contains additional
information. President Proctor thanked Mr. Curry for revising the report and stated he
liked the changes made.
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Public Works Department – a written report was submitted. Discussion regarding the
placement and/or addition of red reflective tape at the intersections of Bailey and Lincoln
Streets as well as Daron and Lincoln Streets to help drivers know of the stop signs ahead.
Parks and Recreation Committee – No report
NEDC Committee – No report.
Stormwater Committee – No report.
Mayor's Report – No report.
Borough Manager's Report – Ms. Shambaugh provided an update on the mold
remediation being done by Service 1st. She stated the anticipated completion date is this
week. She noted once the mold has been remediated, the steam line test will be
completed as well as another air test to ensure the air quality has returned to acceptable
levels.
Presentation:
Mr. Randy Watts, Engineer from HRG, presented the June 2021 Engineer's Report making the
following points:
Skate Park Phase II Project – work on Change Order #3 is expected to be completed by
August 2, 2021.
Hoffer Street Pump Station Improvements – there is a pre-application meeting with
PennVest in August 2021 with the application being submitted in November 2021 or
January 2022.
101 Locust Street Retaining Wall Project – the bidding documents for the removal of the
retaining wall have been completed and request to advertise will be discussed during the
action items section of this report.
Demolition of 158 and 158 ½ Daron Alley – Neither Ms. Shambaugh nor Mr. Wion has
received responses from the Dauphin County Land Bank or Dauphin County regarding
the properties.
Motion made my Mr. Segina, seconded by Ms. Woods, to approve the advertisement of the
bidding documents for 101 Locust Street Retaining Wall project on July 21, July 29 and
August 3 with the bid opening on August 13, 2021. Motion passed unanimously.
Motion made by Mr. Segina, seconded by Ms. Woods, to approve Invoice 2102 for the amount
of $8,465 for the replacement of Basketball Posts in Third Street Park and Invoice 2103 for
the amount of $3,500 for the Installation of Borough Fitness Equipment at Bailey Street Park
from T.R. Stoner . Motion passed unanimously.
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Mr. Justin Bell and Mr. Dillon Hess presented the 2020 Audited Financial Statements for review
and approval. After a discussion, Mr. Segina requested this be tabled until the August 2, 2021
meeting.
Unfinished Business:
Mr. Wion presented Resolution 2021-R-8 Establishing a Special Handicapped Parking Space for
Judy Tadych along 612 N Third Street for consideration and discussion. After a brief discussion,
motion made by Mr. Segina, seconded by Mr. Krovic, to approved Resolution 2021-R-8.
Motion passed unanimously.
New Business:
Mr. Wion presented Resolution 2021-R-9 Amending Resolution 2014-R-3 Establishing the
Steelton Borough Council Public Meeting Rules and Regulations to Add an Agenda Section for
consideration and discussion. Motion made by Mr. Segina, seconded by Ms. Hodge, to approve
Resolution 2021-R-9. Motion passed unanimously.
Mr. Wion presented Ordinance 2021-2, An Ordinance to Amend the Code of the Borough of
Steelton Chapter Special Thereof Entitled “Vehicles and Traffic” To Establish a Parking Time
Limited Zone, To Establish Additional Special Purpose Parking Zones and To Eliminate Special
Purpose Parking Zones for consideration and discussion. Motion made by Mr. Krovic, seconded
by Mr. Segina, to approve Ordinance 2021-2. Motion passed unanimously.
Ms. Shambaugh asked if Mr. Claudie Kenion of Unite Central PA, a non-profit organization
could speak since his request to be on the agenda was missed. President Proctor agreed and
welcomed Mr. Kenion.
Mr. Kenion requested approval to hold the 2nd Annual Let’s Get Together Back to School Event
on Locust Street on August 21, 2021 between 2 pm and 8 pm. After a brief discussion regarding
the closure of Locust Street during the event, Council discussed alternate locations.
Motion made by Mr. Segina, seconded by Mr. Krovic, to approve the 2nd Annual Let’s Get
Together on August 21, 2021 pending the revised traffic flow. Motion passed unanimously.
Correspondence:
The Crawford Family sent a Thank You Card to the Borough for their kindness and prayers after
the passing of Mikey Crawford.
Dauphin County sent notification to the Borough regarding the WSHO-HARR Susquehanna
River Crossing.
Dauphin County sent notification of the Upset Tax Sale to be held on July 19, 2021 for
delinquent 2018 and 2019 taxes.
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Public Comments:
There were none.
Council & Staff Concerns:
Mr. Curry, Mr. Wion, and Ms. Woods, Mr. Krovic, Ms. Hodge and Mr. Segina expressed no
concerns.
Chief Vance reiterated the trouble with the new traffic flow on Front Street.
Ms. House stated we are getting ready to go into Executive Session. She stated she has done 16
interviews without the remainder of the committee and hopes there will be support for the
practices in the future.
Mr. Proctor stated based on the report given by Ms. Shambaugh regarding the condition of the
Borough building, Council should consider hiring Buchart Horn to provide a feasibility study for
the building and its use. He also stated the Borough’s 1st Annual Golf Tournament has been
moved from Saturday August 21 to Thursday August 19, 2021.
Motion made by Mr. Segina, seconded by Mr. Krovic, to move into Executive Session at 7:22
pm. Motion passed unanimously.
Council moved back into regular session at 8:08 p.m.
Motion made by Ms. House, seconded by Mr. Krovic, to make an offer of employment to Nyles
Jones as a Public Works Laborer in the Highway Department at the hourly rate of $15.00 with
the understanding a CDL license is required within a year from the date of employment.
Motion passed unanimously.
Motion made by Ms. House, seconded by Mr. Krovic, to make an offer of employment to Mike
Omanovic as a Public Works Laborer in the Sewer Department at the hourly rate of $15.00
with the understanding a CDL license is required within a year from the date of employment.
Motion passed unanimously.
Motion made by Mr. Segina, seconded by Ms. Woods, to provide co-sponsorship to Habitat for
Humanity for a 2021-2022 Gaming Grant. Motion passed unanimously.
Motion made by Mr. Segina, seconded by Ms. Hodge, to have K-9 Officer Noro train with
Officer Smith. Motion passed unanimously.
Motion made by Ms. House, seconded by Mr. Segina, to make Tyler Vaupel a full-time, non-
union employee at an hourly rate of $18.00 hour with a revised job description and job title.
Motion passed unanimously.
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Moved by Ms. Hodge, seconded by Mr. Segina, July 19, 2021, Steelton Borough Council
Meeting end at 8:22 p.m. The motion passed unanimously.
Respectfully submitted,
Anne Shambaugh, Secretary
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