The Engineer shall be responsible for the supervision,
direction and control of all engineering matters in the Township.
He shall be appointed by the Manager and must be registered as a professional
engineer by the Pennsylvania State Board for Professional Engineers.
He must have a B.S. degree with work in engineering and three years
of public work and/or municipal engineering experience.
The duties of the Township Engineer shall be
to:
A.
Advise the Board and Manager on all matters pertaining
to engineering.
B.
Prepare all plans, specifications and bidding schedules
for all construction, maintenance and repair of highways, sewers and
other construction projects.
C.
Serve as project engineer on Township construction
and maintenance projects, and be in charge of all surveys.
D.
Review all subdivision, highway, sewer and traffic
proposals and approve highway occupancy and grading permits.
E.
Develop and recommend both short-range and long-range
capital improvement programs, including appropriate budget proposals.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: Former Subsections F and G,
which provided for duties of the Township Engineer as liaison to the
Sewage Enforcement Officer and as Director of Public Works, respectively,
which immediately followed this subsection, were repealed 9-28-1995
by Ord. No. 682.
