[Ord. 551, 9/5/1961, § 1]
It is hereby determined and declared as a matter of public policy that flood control in the Chartiers Valley District is necessary to protect the health, safety and welfare of the Borough of Bridgeville and its people and that flood control can best be accomplished by joining with other municipalities in the watershed of Chartiers Creek and its tributaries, and particularly with the City of Pittsburgh and the Boroughs of Carnegie, Heidelberg and Rosslyn Farms, and the Townships of Collier, Robinson, Scott and Upper St. Clair, in the formation of Chartiers Valley District Flood Control Authority under the "Municipality Authorities Act of 1945," as supplemented and amended.
[Ord. 551, 9/5/1961, § 2]
The Mayor, the President of the Borough Council, and the Borough Secretary are hereby authorized and directed to join with the City of Pittsburgh and the Boroughs and Townships aforesaid in preparing and filing with the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Articles of Incorporation for the creation of a body politic and corporate in accordance with the Municipality Authorities Act of 1945, as supplemented and amended, said body politic and corporate to be known as "Chartiers Valley District Flood Control Authority," the purpose of which will be to do any or all things necessary to control the flooding of Chartiers Creek and its tributaries, and for this purpose to enjoy and exercise all powers and privileges set forth in the aforesaid Act of the General Assembly known as the "Municipality Authorities Act of 1945," as supplemented and amended; subject, however, to the limitation as hereinafter provided in § 213, hereof.
[Ord. 551, 9/5/1961, § 3]
The enactment of this Part shall in no manner whatsoever commit or be construed by the other participating municipalities or third parties as committing the Borough of Bridgeville to finance in whole or in part the proposed Authority or any of the facilities or agreements of the said Authority. Nor shall the participation by officials of the Borough of Bridgeville as members of the Board of said Authority in any manner create liability on the part of the Borough of Bridgeville for the financing in whole or in part of said Authority, its facilities, agreements or administrative costs. The Borough of Bridgeville reserves the right through its Council to determine at the proper time whether or not it will accept liability for financing in whole or in part said Authority, its facilities, agreements or administrative costs.
[Ord. 551, 9/5/1961, § 4]
In accordance with the provisions of the Municipality Authorities Act of 1945, as supplemented and amended, the municipal authorities shall cause a notice of this Part to be published, and, together with the municipal authorities of the City of Pittsburgh and the Boroughs and Townships aforesaid, file with the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Articles of Incorporation in substantially the following form:
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
To the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania:
In compliance with the requirements of the Municipality Authorities Act of 1945, as supplemented and amended, the following municipalities, by their respective ordinances as set forth below, providing for the organization of Chartiers Valley District Flood Control Authority, do hereby apply for Articles of Incorporation for Chartiers Valley District Flood Control Authority: [Here followed the list of proposed municipalities and townships with spaces for insertion of numbers and dates of the respective ordinances corresponding to this one.]
The undersigned officers, being authorized to do so, do hereby certify:
A.
The name of the Authority is "Chartiers Valley District Flood Control Authority."
B.
The Authority is formed under the provisions of the Municipality Authorities Act of 1945, as supplemented and amended.
C.
No Authority has been organized or exists under the Act of the 28th day of June, 1935, P.L. 463, within the City of Pittsburgh, Boroughs of Bridgeville, Carnegie, Heidelberg or Rosslyn Farms nor within the Townships of Collier, Scott or Upper St. Clair; Robinson Township Authority was organized and exists under the aforesaid Act.
The following are Authorities organized under the Municipality Authorities Act of 1945:
The Municipal Water Authority of Pittsburgh
The Allegheny County Sanitary Authority (jointly organized by the City of Pittsburgh and the County of Allegheny)
Collier Township Municipal Authority
Municipal Authority of the Township of Upper St. Clair and are in existence in or for one or more of the incorporating municipalities.
D.
The names of the incorporating municipalities, all of which are located entirely within the County of Allegheny and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, together with the names and addresses of their municipal officers, are as follows: [Here followed the names of the incorporating municipalities and townships with the names and addresses of the principal officers of each.]
E.
The names, addresses and terms of office of the first members of the Board of said Authority are: [Here followed the names, addresses and terms of office of the first members of the Board, as appointed by each of the member municipalities and townships.]
[Ord. 551, 9/5/1961, § 5]
The Borough of Bridgeville hereby appoints Karl E. Weise as its first member of the Board of said Chartiers Valley District Flood Control Authority, effective upon the issuance by the Secretary of the Commonwealth of the Certificate of Incorporation of the said Chartiers Valley District Flood Control Authority, to serve without compensation for the respective term designated.