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Ord./Res.
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Date
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Subject
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Res. --/--/----
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--/--/----
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Supporting any effort in Congress to continue general revenue
sharing in the future years at the same funding level as before, and
urge you fullest support and assistance in achieving this end
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Res. --/--/----
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--/--/----
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The Borough favorably endorses and supports the establishment
and designation of a recreational trail known as the "Leadership Trail"
within the Borough
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Ord. 5/2/1906
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5/2/1906
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Fixing the salary of the Chief Burgess of the Borough
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Ord. 6/6/1917B
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6/6/1917
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Authorizing the execution of a contract by the Borough through
its principal officers for the oiling and resurfacing of Wyoming Avenue
from the end of the present pavement to the Forty Fort Line
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Ord. 4/3/1918A
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4/3/1918
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Fixing the salary of the Burgess of the Borough
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Ord. 4/3/1918B
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4/3/1918
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Fixing the salary to be paid police officers of the Borough
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Ord. 12/4/1918
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12/4/1918
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Authorizing the President and Secretary of the Town Council
of the Borough to enter into an agreement with Zwarts for the purchase
of a motor fire truck and apparatus
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Ord. 10/6/1920
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10/6/1920
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Authorizing the purchase of a truck for Borough purposes
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Res. 1/25/1921
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1/25/1921
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Application for County Aid to the Commissioners of Luzerne County
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Ord. 3/16/1921
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3/16/1921
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Application for State Aid
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Ord. 10/10/1923
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10/10/1923
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Authorizing the empowering the principal officers of the Borough
to enter into an agreement with the American La France Fire Engine
Company Inc. of Elmira NY for the purchase of standard open 75 triple
combination pumping engine chemical engine for the sum of $13,000
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Ord. 5/10/1926
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5/10/1926
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Fixing the salaries of the police force of the Borough and prescribing
certain reports to be filed by policemen
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Ord. 6/2/1926A
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6/2/1926
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Authorizing the directing the principal officers of the Borough
to execute a contract with W.A. Williams for the purchase of calcium
chloride
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Ord. 4/6/1927
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4/6/1927
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Fixing the salaries to be paid to the various police officers
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Ord. 5/16/1927
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5/16/1927
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Authorizing, empowering and directing the prescribed officers
of the Borough to enter into a contract with W. A. Williams for the
furnishing and applying of bituminous materials to the streets of
the Borough and providing for the payment of the same
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Ord. 5/15/1928
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5/15/1928
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Authorizing and empowering the principal officers of the Borough
to enter into a contract with W.A. Williams for the furnishing and
distributing of bituminous materials for use on the streets of the
Borough
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Ord. 12/11/1928
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12/11/1928
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Authorizing the purchase of a dump truck for street purposes
from the Roy Stauffer Chevrolet Co.
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Ord. 3/20/1929
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3/20/1929
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Authorizing and empowering the principal officers of the Borough
to execute a contract with the Attica Signal Co. of Harrisburg, Pa
for the installment of a fire alarm system in the Borough for the
sum of $3,350
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Res. 4/20/1932
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4/20/1932
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Purchasing a sufficient quantity of dust laying oil to be applied
to and upon the surface of all streets and alleys located within the
Borough
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Ord. 1/9/1934
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1/9/1934
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Fixing and regulating the salaries and payment of salaries of
the officers of the Borough
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Ord. 4/1/1940
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4/1/1940
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Regulating the compensation and payment of compensation of certain
Borough Officials
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Ord. 1/15/1944
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1/15/1944
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Fixing compensation bonds and regulating the compensation of
certain Borough Officials
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Ord. 3/5/1945A
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3/5/1945
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John Masel is the duly elected collector of taxes for the Borough
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Ord. 3/5/1945B
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3/5/1945
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Fixing the salary of the Tax Collector of the Borough
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Ord. 2/4/1946A
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2/4/1946
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Fixing the compensation and bonds of certain Borough Officers
and employees
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Ord. 4/1/1946
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4/1/1946
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Declaring America La France Foamite Corp. the lowest responsible
bidder for furnishing and delivering A. 800 feet beacon fire hose
$1.10 per foot or $880; B. 18 Armotop firemen's helmets $8.50 each
or $153; 18 Globe firemen's coats (lettered) $14.50 each or $261;
18 pair Storm King (L.J.) firemen's boots $9.50 per pair or $171,
sizes to be designated; C. 2 Protepall gas masks with two extra canisters
$42 or $84; four bass indian knapsack pump extinguishers (complete)
$26 each, or $96 and six universal spanner wrenches $0.40 each or
$2.40; making a total contract price of $1,647 and its bids are accepted
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Ord. 7/24/1946
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7/24/1946
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Joseph Fitch and Sons of Pitston, Pa be and hereby is declared
lowest responsible bidder for constructing and excavating a general
storm sewer system on East 7th Street, Monument, Darrance and Dennison
Avenues
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Ord. 5/5/1947
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5/5/1947
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Accepting various responsible bidders
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Ord. 3/22/1948A
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3/22/1948
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Resolving compensation shall be paid in semi-monthly installments
to various employees and officers
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Ord. 5/17/1948
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5/17/1948
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Accepting various lowest responsible bidders
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Res. 6/22/1948
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6/22/1948
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Resolving that John Hartman be named and designated as President
of Council, pro tem, until recovery and return of current President
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Ord. 8/23/1948
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8/23/1948
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Hereby ordains that a sanitary sewer, manholes and necessary
appliances and laterals be constructed Dennison (Susquehanna Avenue)
Street between Tenth and Butler Streets
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Ord. 9/15/1948
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9/15/1948
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Ordaining that Ward LaFrance Truck Corp of Elmira New York by
its proposal to furnish and deliver one 750 gallon triple combination
pump, hose and water tank fire truck fully equipped
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Ord. 1/29/1949
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1/29/1949
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Effective February 1, 1949, compensation shall be paid in semi-monthly
installments to various employees and officers
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Ord. 12/10/1949
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12/10/1949
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Ordains that effective January 1, 1950, compensation to be paid
Councilman in the Borough shall be $25 per month
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Ord. 1/13/1950
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1/13/1950
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Repealing the ordinance granting compensation of $25 per month
to Councilman of the Borough for attendance of at least one regular
meeting of Councilman each month
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Res. 3/6/1950
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3/6/1950
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That the Bond of the Borough Treasurer be fixed at $5,000 with
bona fide surety company
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Res. 7/3/1950
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7/3/1950
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Shall meet time each month in regular session
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Res. 10/9/1950
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10/9/1950
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Authorizing purchase of Police Annuity Contracts
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Res. 12/4/1950
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12/4/1950
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That the Police Pension Fund Committee shall be composed of
the Burgess, President of Council, Secretary and Treasurer of the
Borough and also the Chief of Police
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Ord. 2/9/1951
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2/9/1951
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The Borough duly advertising for bids for the purchase of a
1Â 1/2 ton truck for use on the Borough streets
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Ord. 4/16/1951
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4/16/1951
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That effective April 15, 1951, that the wages of all street
employees shall be at the rate of $0.75 per hour and shall be payable
semi-monthly upon certification by the Street Commissioner to the
Secretary of this number of hours actually worked by the employee
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Res. 4/16/1951
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4/16/1951
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That the only person to have access to the Safety Deposit Box
#259 at the First National Bank of Wyoming shall be Mrs. Cora Simmons,
Borough Secretary and/or William Boyd, Borough Treasurer
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Ord. 5/7/1951
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5/7/1951
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That the bid of Barker Motor Car Co. for the furnishing of a
police cruiser automobile as per specifications set forth in advertisement
for bid be accepted at its bid of $1,531
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Res. 6/5/1951
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6/5/1951
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Release, discharge and exonerate John E. Piatt, Borough Tax
Collector from any further liability on the collection of Borough
taxes for the year 1950
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Ord. 7/26/1951
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7/26/1951
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That H.B. Spasul Construction Co. be awarded this contract at
its bid of $0.16Â 1/2 per gallon for furnishing and applying dust
laying oil to the dirt streets in the Borough
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Res. 9/17/1951
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9/17/1951
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That the name of Hicks Lane be changed and designated as "Perkins
Lane"
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Res. 12/28/1951
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12/28/1951
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Resolving that all moneys received from Amusement Tax which
was heretofore set up under ordinance deposited to the credit of Fire
Equipment Sinking Fund be and is hereby to be deposited to the credit
of the 1950 Sewer Sinking Fund
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Res. 1/7/1952A
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1/7/1952
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Resolving that all Borough employees and other subject to payment
by ordinance and all wages due laborers for work be paid every 2 weeks
upon certification by the Street Commissioner
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Res. 1/7/1952B
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1/7/1952
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Resolving that the First National Bank of Wyoming be and is
hereby made the treasure of the Borough Funds belonging to the Borough
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Res. 1/7/1952C
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1/7/1952
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Resolving that the bond of the Borough Treasurer be and is hereby
fixed at the sum of $5,000
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Res. 1/7/1952D
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1/7/1952
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Resolving that the regular meeting of Council be and the same
is hereby fixed as of the First Friday of each and every month at
7:30 p.m. unless changed by subsequent motion or resolution
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Res. 3/7/1952
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3/7/1952
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Authorizing release of Police Annuity Contract
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Res. 4/13/1952
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4/13/1952
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Adoption of Planning Commission
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Res. 6/6/1952A
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6/6/1952
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Accepting the bid of H.B. Sproul Construction Company for the
furnishing and distributing and applying road oil on the streets of
the Borough at its bid of $4,858.175 per gallon and the furnishing
of road oil
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Res. 6/6/1952B
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6/6/1952
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Accepting the bid of "Airport Sand & Gravel Company" for
the furnishing, distributing and spreading cursed stone or gravel
on the streets of the Borough at its bid of $2 per ton
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Res. 9/24/1952
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9/24/1952
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For rent control
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Res. 12/29/1952
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12/29/1952
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Transfer of balances
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Res. 5/1/1953A
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5/1/1953
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Resolving that the bid of Sproul Construction Company be accepted
and the contract be awarded to them for furnishing oil to the Borough
at its pared of $0.19 per gallon
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Res. 5/1/1653B
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5/1/1953
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Resolving that the proper authorities be authorized to rent
the county machines for the purpose of scraping, rolling and marking
the streets of the Borough
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Res. 6/5/1953
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6/5/1953
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Release, discharge and exonerate John E. Piatt, Borough Tax
Collector from any further liability on the collection of Borough
taxes for the year 1952
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Res. 12/29/1953
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12/29/1953
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Transfer of balances
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Res. 1/15/1954
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1/15/1954
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Resolving that this resolution be spread on the minutes of the
Borough as a permanent testimonial to John Lawson and that a copy
of the same be forwarded to John Lawson
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Res. 2/5/1954A
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2/5/1954
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Resolving that all special officers be paid monthly upon approval
of their time by the Burgess and Financial Commission of the Borough
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Res. 2/5/1954B
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2/5/1954
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Resolving that the proper authorities be authorized to rent
the county machines for the purpose of scraping, rolling and marking
the streets of the Borough
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Res. 2/5/1954C
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2/5/1954
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Resolving that all moneys received from pinball machines and
jukebox license, which was hereafter set up under ordinance deposited
to be credit of the general fund be and is hereby to be deposited
to the credit of the 1950 Sewer Sinking Fund
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Res. 4/2/1954
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4/2/1954
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Making application to the Department of Highways, for approval
to expend $1,414
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Res. 6/4/1954
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6/4/1954
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Release, discharge and exonerate John E. Piatt, Borough Tax
Collector from any further liability on the collection of Borough
taxes for the year 1953
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Res. 7/2/1954
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7/2/1954
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Congratulating William Boyd and his wife on their 50th Wedding
Anniversary
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Res. 8/6/1954
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8/6/1954
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Resolving that the sum of $426.29 be transferred from emergency
fund to budget item 412 construction of surface drainage and a like
amount of matching funds to budget item 1557 construction for surface
drainage
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Res. 12/27/1954
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12/27/1954
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Authorizing that the following first be transferred from the
emergency to the items in budget during the fiscal year, from emergency
fund to following pages; 11-E-2, 12-B, 13D, 13E, 21-C.2, 21-C-3, 21-B-3,
3?, 41-M-2, 91B, 91C, 32-D-1, 32-D-3
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Ord. 3/28/1955
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3/28/1955
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Hereby ordains that the General Fire Truck Co. of Detroit, Michigan,
by its proposal to furnish and deliver one Two Star General Model
90-C equipment with 500 G.P.M. Series
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Res. 4/1/1955B
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4/1/1955
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Resolving that the proper authorities be authorized to rent
the county machines for its purpose of scraping, rolling and marking
the streets of the Borough
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Res. 6/3/1955
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6/3/1955
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Resolving that the sum of $375 be transferred from Emergency
Fund to budget item 41d constructions of surface drainage, and a like
amount of matching funds to budget item 1557 construction for surface
drainage
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Ord. 7/15/1955
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7/15/1955
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Resolving that it is considered opinion of the Borough that
the extension of the Social Security System to the employees or officers
of the Town
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Res. 8/5/1955A
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8/5/1955
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Authorizing delegate to all meetings held by the Valley Organizations
for the protection of the citizens against mine care's and tract
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Res. 8/5/1955B
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8/5/1955
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Resolving that the sum of $292.65 more or less so to what would
be needed be transferred from the General Fund to 1946 Storm Sewer
Sinking Fund by Sept. 1, 1955 when payment was due on said fund
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Res. 9/23/1955
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9/23/1955
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Authorizing to make application to the Corps of Engineers, Baltimore
District, 23rd and Maryland Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland for financial
assistance for debris removal carried by flood water dated August
18, 1955
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Res. 12/29/1955
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12/29/1955
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Transferring of funds from the Emergency Fund to the items in
Budget
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Res. 1/6/1956A
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1/6/1956
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Resolving that the bond of the Borough Treasurer be and is hereby
fixed at the sum of $5,000
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Res. 1/6/1956B
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1/6/1956
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Resolving that all Borough employees and others subject to payment
by ordinance and all wages due for work be paid every 2 weeks upon
certification by the Street Commissioner
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Res. 1/6/1956C
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1/6/1956
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Resolving that the regular meeting of Council be and the same
is hereby fixed as of the first Friday of each and every month at
7:00 p.m.
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Res. 1/6/1956D
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1/6/1956
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Resolving that the First National Bank of Wyoming be and is
hereby made the Treasurer of all Borough funds belonging to the Borough
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Res. 1/12/1956
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1/12/1956
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Resolving that the compensation of various Officials of the
Borough and Borough employees for the faithful performance of their
respective duties
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Res. 3/7/1956
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3/7/1956
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Authorizing purchase of Police annuity controls
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Res. 8/3/1956
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8/3/1956
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Furnishing, distributing and spreading of crushed stone on ground
on the streets of the Borough
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Res. 12/28/1956
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12/28/1956
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Resolving that various funds be transferred from the Emergency
Fund
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Res. 12/27/1957
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12/27/1957
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Transferring funds to other pages
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Res. 8/30/1957A
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8/30/1957
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Resolving that we the Council of the Borough do hereby publicly
and respectfully pay tribute to a great man and citizen, the late
William R. Boyd, Treasurer of the Borough
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Res. 8/30/1957B
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8/30/1957
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Resolving that John Shulde be appointed Treasurer in the Borough
for the unexpired term of the late William R. Boyd
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Res. 5/2/1958
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5/2/1958
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Requesting the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, through its Department
of Forests and Waters and for its State Highway Department and/or
any other appropriate department, immediately take action to initiate a project, to be financed either
by state or federal funds
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Res. 5/16/1958
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5/16/1958
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Accepting the bid of Construction Company for black top paving
870 square yards, more or less on the various intersection of the
Borough
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Res. 6/6/1958
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6/6/1958
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Accepting the bid of Construction Company for the furnishing
and distributing and applying road oil on the streets of the Borough
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Res. 8/3/1958
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8/3/1958
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Accepting the bid of H.B. Sproul Construction Company for the
furnishing and distributing and applying road oil on the streets of
the Borough
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Res. 1/16/1959
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1/16/1959
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Filing formal protest with the Public Water Commission against
the proposed increase of rates by the Scranton Spring Water Company
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Res. 3/5/1959B
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3/5/1959
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Resolving that the balance of $3,295.95 in the Police Pension
Fund in the Borough account be and is hereby to be deposited on to
the account of the Police Pension Fund of the Borough set up by the
Police Pension Fund Committee
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Res. 1/8/1960
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1/8/1960
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Appointing Harold Davis, the appointed Auditor, to fill the
unexpired term of John Hughes
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Res. 8/4/1960
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8/4/1960
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Approves the designation of Luzerne County Tourist Promotion
Agency as the Tourist Promotion Agency to represent the County of
Luzerne in all matters relevant to and for all purposes of the Tourist
Law
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Res. 10/20/1960
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10/20/1960
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Sponsoring project of the Department of Forest and Water plans
for a proposed channel rectification
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Res. 2/17/1961
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2/17/1961
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Giving its approval to and endorsement of the Depressed Area
Bill submitted by Congressman William Scranton and urges that it be
passed
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Res. 5/5/1961
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5/5/1961
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Commending Commander Allen V. Shepherd, Jr. for his brave effort
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Res. 8/4/1961
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8/4/1961
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Approving the designation of Luzerne County Tourist Promotion
Agency act as the Tourist Promotion Agency to represent the county
in all matters relevant to the Tourist Law
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Res. 10/6/1961
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10/6/1961
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Mutual Aid
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Res. 5/18/1962
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5/18/1962
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Clean Streams Project
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Ord. 8/6/1965
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8/6/1965
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Awarding Contract for road materials
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Res. 1/7/1966
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1/7/1966
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That the members of the 161st Aviation Company of the United
States Military Forces now stationed in Vietnam under the command
of Major Michael B. Thomas, a native of this community, be and they
are hereby appointed as honorary citizens of this Borough
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Ord. 1966-4
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3/4/1966
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Fixing compensation and wages of officers and employees
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Ord. 1966-8
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5/6/1966
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Awarding a contract for road materials
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Ord. 1966-9
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6/24/1966
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To join the West Side Landfill Authority
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Ord. 1966-10
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8/5/1966
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Awarding a contract for the collecting, transporting and disposing
of garbage, ashes and rubbish
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Ord. 2/20/1967A
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2/20/1967
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Accepting bid for police car
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Res. 1967-4
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7/10/1967
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Relieving the Borough of all liability upon payment of $510
which represents the proportionate amount of the advance relating
to the public work construction
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Ord. 1968-2
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1/5/1968
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Fixing wages and salaries in the Borough
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Ord. 1968-3
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--/--/1968
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Providing for retirement benefits for Paul Allegrucci
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Ord. 1968-4
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5/21/1968
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Awarding contract for road materials
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Res. 1968-6
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7/5/1968
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Signifying its intention and desire to join with communities
in implementing a centralized emergency communication system
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Ord. 1968-7
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10/10/1968
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Awarding a contract for the collecting, disposing and disposing
of garbage, ashes and rubbish
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Ord. 1969-1
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1/3/1969
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Fixing wages and salaries of employees and councilmen
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Ord. 1969-2
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1/10/1969
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Authorizing purchase of truck
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Ord. 8/18/1970
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8/18/1970
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Awarding a contract for the collecting, transporting and disposing
of garbage, ashes and rubbish
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Ord. 1970-10
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11/6/1970
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Awarding a contract for signal light installation
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Ord. 1971-1
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1/8/1971
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Fixing salaries and wages
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Ord. 1971-4
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3/8/1971
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Accepting bids for gas and oil to be furnished to the Borough
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Ord. 1971-7
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6/14/1971
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Excepting bids for road materials
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Res. 1971-8
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7/15/1971
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That the Borough will act as the sponsor of a program of the
teachers of the Wyoming Area School District
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Ord. 1971-11
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8/9/1971
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To purchase materials, supplies and equipment from purchase
contracts entered into by the Pennsylvania Department of Property
and Supplies
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Ord. 1971-12
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8/16/1971
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Accepting bid for dump truck
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Ord. 1971-13
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8/11/1971
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Accepting bids for street improvements and awarding contract
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Ord. 1971-15
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11/8/1971
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Accepting bid for dump truck
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Ord. 1971-16
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11/10/1971
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Accepting bids for purchase of police cruiser
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Ord. 1972-1
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2/2/1972
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Fixing wages for employees
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Ord. 1972-3
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4/5/1972
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Accepting bids for gas and oil to be furnished to the Borough
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Ord. 1972-4
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5/3/1972
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Accepting bid and awarding contract for road material
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Res. 1972-4
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8/16/1972
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To enter into an agreement with the Department of Environmental
Resources in the Borough of West Wyoming for flood control of Abrahams
Creek
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Res. 1972-6
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9/6/1972
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Authorizing the Engineer, Reilly Associates, Pittston, PA to
make surveys specifications and contract documents for repairs to
damaged streets, storm drains and related work
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Ord. 1972-5
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10/9/1972
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Awarding the contract for rubbish removal
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Ord. 1972-7
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10/13/1972
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Accepting bids and awarding contract for paving Swetland Lane
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Ord. 1972-9
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11/8/1972
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Accepting bids for winter sealing of mobile homes
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Ord. 1973-1
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1/3/1973
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Fixing salaries and wages of employees
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Ord. 1973-4
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4/4/1973
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Accepting bids for gasoline and oil
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Ord. 1973-6
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5/25/1973
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Accepting bid and awarding contract for street improvement under
EDA Project No. 01-11-01024.70
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Ord. 1973-11
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8/1/1973
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Establishing a Police Pension Fund, prescribing rights of and
charges against beneficiaries therein, and providing for rules and
regulations for the administration thereof
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Ord. 1974-1
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1/9/1974
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Fixing compensations
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Res. 1/9/1974
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1/9/1974
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To borrow money from time to time in the fiscal year 1974 in
anticipation of the receipt of current revenue
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Ord. 1974-6
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2/28/1974
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Accepting bids for fire trucks
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Ord. 1974-7
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3/22/1974
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Awarding contract for purchase of a police cruiser
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Res. 1974-14
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8/12/1974
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Authorizing participation in a code enforcement program sponsored
by the West Side Council of Governments to submit an application for
financial assistance to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and further
stating the amount of said application
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Ord. 1974-16
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10/14/1974
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Awarding a contract for the collecting, transporting and disposition
of garbage, ashes and rubbish
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Res. 1977-8
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4/11/1977
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Accepting the program as submitted by the Lipiec Insurance Agency
as the Life Insurance Program of the Police Pension Plan for the Borough
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Ord. 1977-3
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6/13/1977
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Fixing compensation
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Ord. 1978-2
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1/9/1978
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Fixing compensation
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Ord. 1979
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1/8/1979
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Fixing compensation
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Ord. 7/13/1981
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7/13/1981
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Authorizing the Borough to participate as a settlor of the Pa
Government Investment Trust
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Res. 10/11/1982
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10/11/1982
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Adopting and incorporating in entirety, the Earned Income and
Net Profits Tax Regulations as promulgated by Berkheimer Associates,
a division of H.A. Berkheimer Incorporated
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Res. 1/10/1983A
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1/10/1983
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In support of early re-enactment of the Federal General Revenue
Sharing Program
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Res. 1/10/1983B
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1/10/1983
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Salary Resolution
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Res. 8/8/1983
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8/8/1983
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Authorizing the lending of UDAG funds in a total amount of not
more than $121,475, for the rehabilitation, new construction and acquisition
of capital equipment
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Res. 1/3/1984
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1/3/1984
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Salary Resolution
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Res. 2/13/1984
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2/13/1984
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Resolving that the Wyoming Borough Crime Watch Organization
is hereby petitioning this document as formalizing the approval and
sanction of Wyoming Borough Council and its Chief of Police, permitting
our operation within the community to organize the residents in a
workable Crime Watch Program
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Res. 4/30/1984
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4/30/1984
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Authorized Officials Resolution
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Res. 9/24/1974
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9/24/1974
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Resolution of Agreement
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Ord. 10/8/1984
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10/8/1984
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Providing for the adoption of a Pension Plan for the full-time
uniformed employees of the Borough
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Res. 12/17/1984
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12/17/1984
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Salary Resolution
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Res. 2/11/1985
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2/11/1985
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Urging the President and the Pennsylvania Senators and Congressman
to reinsert Federal Revenue Sharing Funding in the 1985-1986 Federal
Budget at its fully authorized funding level
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Res. 4/8/1985
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4/8/1985
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Authorizing Officials Resolution
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Res. 8/12/1985
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8/12/1985
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Grant Offer Acceptance Resolution
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Res. 12/9/1985
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12/9/1985
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Salary Resolution
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Res. 5/6/1986
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5/6/1986
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Establishing at the First National Bank of Wyoming a separate
checking account and savings account to be know as Wyoming Borough
Sewer Fund
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Res. 11/10/1986
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11/10/1986
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Recreational Improvement and Rehabilitation Act (RIRA) Program
Resolution
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Res. 12/18/1986B
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12/18/1986
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Salary Resolution for various officers and employees of the
Borough
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Res. 3/9/1987A
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3/9/1987
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Resolving that the position of Assistant Borough Secretary is
hereby created
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Res. 3/9/1987B
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3/9/1987
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Amending various salaries
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Res. 3/9/1987C
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3/9/1987
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Determining it to be in the best interest of the Borough to
adopt a resolution appointing as Administrative Officer for the Wyoming
Borough Police Pension Fund
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Res. 11/9/1987
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11/9/1987
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Resolving that based upon the actuarial valuation completed
by Robert J. Kuss & Associates, Inc., for the Borough of Wyoming
Police Pension Plan, that mandatory participant contributions for
the period of January 1, 1988 to December 31, 1988 may be waived
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Res. 11/25/1987
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11/25/1987
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Mr. Vincent Ciccone, 37 Breese Street, Wyoming, Pa, be hereby
appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Allegrucci until the first
Monday of 1990
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Res. 12/17/1987A
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12/17/1987
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Authorizing the appropriate Officials of the Borough to obtain
a Tax Anticipation Loan for fiscal year 1988, from the First National
Bank of Wyoming
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Res. 12/17/1987B
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12/17/1987
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Salary Resolution
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Res. 11/14/1988
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11/14/1988
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Based upon the actuarial valuation completed by Robert J. Kuse
& Associates, Inc., for the Borough of Wyoming Police Pension
Plan, that mandatory participant contributions for the period of January
1, 1989 to December 31, 1989 may be waived
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Res. 12/19/1988A
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12/19/1988
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Salary Resolution
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Res. 2/13/1989
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2/13/1989
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Requesting the Luzerne County Board of Election to place a referendum
on the May 16, 1989, Municipal Primary Ballot for the voters of the
Borough
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Res. 3/13/1989
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3/13/1989
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Approving the designation of Luzerne County Industrial Development
Committee C/O The Greater Wilkes-Barre Chamber of Commerce as the
Industrial Development Agency to represent the County of Luzerne in
all matters relevant to and for all purposes of the Industrial Development
Assistance Law
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Res. 10/9/1989
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10/9/1989
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Approving and adopting and placing into immediate effect the
Emergency Operations Plan of the Borough
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Res. 11/13/1989
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11/13/1989
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Based upon the actuarial valuation completed by M.M.C. &
P. Inc., consultants for the Borough of Wyoming Police Pension Plan,
that mandatory participation contributions for the period of January
1, 1990 to December 31, 1990 will be waived
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Res. 12/18/1989
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12/18/1989
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Salary Resolution
|
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Res. 2/12/1990A
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2/12/1990
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Urging local Legislators to support the passage of House Bill
1175 to allow the Attorney General to investigate matters of environmental
concerns, without referral from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental
Resources
|
|
Res. 2/12/1990B
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2/12/1990
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Urging Blythe Evans, Solicitor for the West Side Landfill Authority
to resign his position with the Authority
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Res. 7/9/1990
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7/9/1990
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Declaring July 9, 1990 Franceen Pisano Day in the Borough
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Res. 8/20/1990
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8/20/1990
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Declaring August 20, 1990 Zoe Stout Day in the Borough
|
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Res. 8/27/1990
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8/27/1990
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Declaring August 27, 1990 Clinton (Pat) Spiegel Day in the Borough
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Res. 11/3/1990
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11/3/1990
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Declaring Saturday, November 3, 1990 as George Weaver Day in
the Borough
|
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Res. 12/17/1990A
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12/17/1990
|
Salary Resolution for various officers and employees of the
Borough
|
|
Res. 12/17/1990B
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12/17/1990
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That based upon the actuarial valuation completed by M.M.C.
& P., Inc. Consultants for the Borough of Wyoming Police Pension
Plan that mandatory participation contributions for the period of
January 1, 1991 to December 31, 1991 will be waived
|
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Res. 5/13/1991
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5/13/1991
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Opposing a 50% increase on water rates
|
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Res. 10/21/1991
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10/21/1991
|
Approving the submission of an Act 101 Recycling Grant to the
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources for a cooperative
yard waste composting program with the municipality of Kingston and
the Borough of Forty Fort
|
|
Res. 11/11/1991
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11/11/1991
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That based upon the actuarial valuation completed by M.M.C.
& P., Inc. Consultants for the Borough of Wyoming Police Pension
Plan, that mandatory participation contributions for the period of
January 1, 1992 to December 31, 1992 will be waived
|
|
Res. 12/9/1991
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12/9/1991
|
Salary Resolution
|
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Res. 2/10/1992A
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2/10/1992
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Urging all Municipal Departments, associated Municipal Authorities
and related Municipal Entities to purchase American Made Products
to the greatest extent possible
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Res. 2/10/1992B
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2/10/1992
|
Passing and approving to sign and agree to Penna. Dept. of Trans.
maintenance contract for Traffic Signals to be installed on Route
11, in the area of the Midway Shopping Center
|
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Res. 2/10/1992C
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2/10/1992
|
Amendment to the Salary Resolution
|
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Ord. 2/10/1992D
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2/10/1992
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Declaring that Wyoming Borough Council proclaim March 8th, through
March 14, 1992, as Girl Scouting's 80th Birthday Week in the Borough,
to be celebrated locally by Penn's Woods Girl Scout Council
|
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Res. 5/10/1993
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5/10/1993
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Awarding a contract for yard waste composting equipment to be
purchased thorough a PA. D.E.R. Act 101 Grant
|
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Res. 7/8/1996
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7/8/1996
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Expressing its approval of the creation of the Luzerne County
Tourist Promotion Agency, a single, intra-County Tourist Promotion
Agency
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Ord. 3
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8/12/1996
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An agreement by and between the Municipalities/Borough and the
West Side Mutual Aid Association corporations duly existing under
laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and having an address of
500 Wyoming Avenue, Kingston, Pa 18704
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Ord. 5
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12/12/1996
|
Providing for the establishment and regulation of a pension
plan for the full-time non-uniformed employees of the Borough
|
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Res. 6/9/1997
|
6/9/1997
|
Designating the intention of the Borough to allow the erection
of banners over state highways
|
|
Res. 7/14/1997
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7/14/1997
|
Amending a Salary Resolution
|
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Res. 5/11/1998A
|
5/11/1998
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That the resolution passed and approved by the Borough Council
on January 13, 1997 regarding the compensation for the Tax Collector
is void and of no legal force or effect pursuant to the provisions
and requirements of 72 Pa.C.S.A. § 5511.36a and the laws
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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|
Res. 5/11/1998B
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5/11/1998
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To participate in a Luzerne County Criminal Intelligence and
Analysis Support Unit Operated by the Luzerne County Sheriff's Office
|
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Res. 6/8/1998
|
6/8/1998
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That Joseph Scrobola, Councilman is hereby authorized to execute
for and in behalf of the Borough
|
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Res. 10/11/1999
|
10/11/1999
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Establishing the Borough's Y2K Action Plan
|
|
Res. 5/8/2000
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5/8/2000
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The transfer of the Uniform Pension Plan from Trollinger Consulting
Group, 1132 Hamilton Street, Suite 212, Allentown, Pennsylvania to
LPL Financial Services, 100 Commerce Boulevard, Suite 201, Wilkes-Barre,
Pennsylvania is hereby ratified
|
|
Res. 10/23/2000
|
10/23/2000
|
Authorizing Exeter Borough Chairman Council to sign the "Signature
Page for Grant Application and Grant Agreement" on behalf of the applicant
|
|
Res. 6/11/2001
|
6/11/2001
|
Officially confirms its position that the Borough is not obligated
to provide office space to the Borough Tax Collector
|
|
Res. 160
|
11/12/2001
|
Supersedes previous Wyoming Borough Plans developed for response
to a major emergency or disaster
|
|
Res. 161
|
11/12/2001
|
Requesting permission to participate in the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania Cooperative Purchasing Program
|
|
Res. 162
|
4/8/2002
|
Police Pension Plan
|
|
Res. 166
|
10/7/2002
|
Police Pension Plan
|
|
Res. 183
|
12/9/2002
|
Authorizing, empowering and directing the proper officers of
the Borough Council to execute an agreement with Don Wilkinson Agency,
Inc. (DWA) whereunder DWA is retained as the exclusive tax officer
for the collection, administration, receipt and enforcement of the
provisions of the respective ordinances of the Borough Council levying
and assessing the Earned Income and Occupational Privilege Taxes for
a term commencing on the 1st Day of January, 2003, and ending on the
31st day of December 2008 together with such extensions as may be
agreed upon
|
|
Res. 186
|
5/12/2003
|
Approving, adopting and placing into immediate effect the Emergency
Operations Plan of the Borough
|
|
Res. 187
|
7/14/2003
|
Entering into an agreement with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
through the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
(DCNR) jointly with the Boroughs of Exeter, Wyoming, West Wyoming
and West Pittston for a grant to develop an organizational structure
for the management and operation of the West Side Trail
|
|
Res. 188
|
7/14/2003
|
Authorizing to donate unclaimed bicycles to nonprofit agencies
from time to time throughout the year as deemed appropriate by the
Chief of Police and approved by the Administration
|
|
Res. 189
|
2/9/2004
|
Police Pension Plan
|
|
Res. 2004-199
|
--/--/2004
|
Providing for the retirement of Chief of Police John Gilligan
|
|
Ord. 2/16/2004
|
2/16/2004
|
Establishing a Police Pension Fund, prescribing rights of and
charges against beneficiaries therein, and providing for rules and
regulations for the administration thereof
|
|
Res. 203
|
10/11/2004
|
Police Pension Plan
|
|
Res. 12/13/2004
|
12/13/2004
|
The execution of the 2005 Sanitation Contract with United Sanitation,
83 Foot Avenue, Duryea, Pennsylvania is hereby ratified
|
|
Res. 10/10/2005
|
10/10/2005
|
Desiring to undertake the West Side Trail Phase 1B project
|
|
Res. 2006-
|
--/--/2006
|
Approving the application of Bo Brothers, LLC for the proposed
Intermunicipal Transfer of a Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Restaurant
License R-15208, LID 50913 to premises at 2004 Wyoming Avenue
|
|
Res. 213
|
5/8/2006
|
Appointing Mayor Robert J. Boyer and Council member Scaltz to
the Regional Police Study Committee and hereby authorizing the Borough
to participate in the Regional Police Feasibility Study
|
|
Agt. 5/8/2006
|
5/8/2006
|
Luzerne County Fire Service Terrorism Task Force Agreement of
Cooperation
|
|
Res. 227
|
12/11/2006
|
Police Pension Plan
|
|
Res. 231
|
10/9/2007
|
Police Pension Plan
|
|
Res. 2007-240
|
--/--/2007
|
Providing for the retirement of Officer Alex Burda
|
|
Ord. 11/13/2007
|
11/13/2007
|
Amending the ordinance establishing a Police Pension Fund, prescribing
rights of and charges against beneficiaries therein, and providing
for rules and regulations for the administration thereof
|
|
Res. 3/11/2008
|
3/11/2008
|
That Exeter Borough is authorized to act as lead municipality
for the consortium of municipalities requesting the PA Recycling Technical
Assistance Application
|
|
Res. 253
|
4/8/2008
|
Abrahams Creek Watershed Assessment Grant
|
|
Res. 254
|
4/8/2008
|
Authorizing West Wyoming to act as lead municipality for the
Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) Community
Conservation Partnership Program Grant and Transportation Enhancement
(TE) Safe Routes to School Grant for the West Side Trail
|
|
Res. 255
|
5/13/2008
|
Authorizing Exeter Borough to act as lead municipality for the
consortium of municipalities requesting the Act 101, § 902,
Municipal Recycling Program Grant
|
|
Res. 2011-1
|
1/--/2011
|
Adopting the Wyoming Borough Policy & Procedure for the
administration, processing and procurement of the Municipal Pension
Services Contracts
|
|
Ord. 1-2013
|
10/8/2013
|
Authorizing an intergovernmental cooperation agreement with
the City of Pittston relating to Code Enforcement
|
|
Ord. 2-2013
|
7/9/2013
|
Adopting the Articles of Agreement among the members municipalities
of the west side and surrounding areas in accordance with the Pennsylvania
Intergovernmental Cooperation Law, Act 177 of 1996, previously adopted
as Act 180 of 1972
|
|
Ord. 2-2015
|
5/12/2015
|
Amending an ordinance of the Wyoming Borough establishing a
police pension fund prescribing rights and charges against beneficiaries
therein and providing for rules and regulation for the administration
thereof
|
|
Ord. 3-2017
|
8/14/2017
|
Approving the agreement and participation of the Wyoming Borough
Police Department with the Luzerne County Drug Task Force (LCDTF)
|
|
Ord. 4-2017
|
11/13/2017
|
Amending an ordinance of establishing a Police Pension Fund,
prescribing rights and charges against beneficiaries therein and providing
for rules and regulation for the administration thereof
|
|
Res. No. 2020-5
|
9/14/2020
|
Requesting a Multimodal Transportation Fund Grant of $ 830,780
from the Commonwealth Financing Authority to be used for the Wyoming
Borough 2020 Street Improvements Project
|
|
Res. No. 2020-6
|
9/14/2020
|
Requesting a 2021 Community Development Program Municipal Capital
Improvement Grant of $289,830 from Luzerne County to be used for the
Wyoming Borough Concrete ADA Ramps Project
|
|
Res. No. 2020-8
|
10/13/2020
|
Adopting Luzerne County 2020 Hazard Mitigation Plan
|
|
Res. No. 2020-10
|
12/14/2020
|
Adopting Civil Service Rules and Regulations
|
|
Res. No. 2021-1
|
1/11/2021
|
Requesting a Local Share Account Luzerne County Grant of $264,400
from the Commonwealth Financing Authority to be used for the Wyoming
Borough Municipal Equipment Project
|
|
Res. No. 2021-2
|
1/11/2021
|
Requesting a Local Share Account Luzerne County Grant of $830,780
from the Commonwealth Financing Authority to be used for the Wyoming
Borough 2021 Street Improvements Project
|
|
Res. No. 2021-4
|
9/13/2021
|
Requesting a Local Share Account Luzerne County grant of $956,783.26
from the Commonwealth Financing Authority to be used for the Wyoming
Borough 2021 Street Reconstruction and Community Improvement Equipment
Project
|
|
Res. No. 2021-5
|
9/13/2021
|
Requesting a Local Share Account Luzerne County Grant of $500,000
from the Commonwealth Financing Authority to be used for the 2021
Wyoming Area Regional Police Force Commission Project
|
|
Res. No. 2021-6
|
10/12/2021
|
Appointing Borough Manager Roseanne Colarusso as Chief Administrative
Officer of its Police and Non-Uniform Pension Plans
|
|
Res. No. 2021-7
|
11/8/2021
|
Applying for Community Development Block Grant Coronavirus Aid,
Relief and Economic Security Act (CDBG-CV) funding through the City
of Pittston and its Redevelopment Authority
|
|
Res. No. 9-2021
|
10/12/2021
|
Purchase of street sweeper
|
|
Res. No. 10-2021
|
12/13/2021
|
Authorizing Borough to enter into settlement agreements and
agree to the terms of the Pennsylvania Opioid Misuse and Addiction
Abatement Trust
|
|
Ord. No. 1-2022
|
1/3/2022
|
Entering into an intermunicipal cooperation agreement to establish
the Wyoming Area Regional Police Commission and to provide police
services to each member municipality
|
|
Res. No. 1-2022
|
2/14/2022
|
Requesting a Local Share Account – Luzerne County grant
of $174,314.96 for the Wyoming Borough 2022 Municipal Equipment Project
|
|
Res. No. 2-2022
|
3/14/2022
|
Requesting a Local Share Account Statewide grant of $972,468
for the Wyoming Borough 2022 Street Reconstruction Project
|
|
Ord. No. 5-2022
|
3/14/2022
|
Establishing a police pension fund, prescribing rights of and
charges against beneficiaries therein, and providing for rules and
regulations for the administration thereof
|
|
Res. No. 3-2022
|
7/11/2022
|
Applying for HOME funding through the City of Pittston and its
redevelopment authority
|
|
Res. No. 4-2022
|
9/8/2022
|
Requesting a Local Share Account – Luzerne County grant
of $23,331.96 for the Wyoming Borough 2022 Street Name Sign Replacement
Project
|
|
Res. No. 5-2022
|
9/8/2022
|
Requesting a Local Share Account – Luzerne County grant
of $187,855.54 for the Wyoming Borough 2022 Municipal Equipment Project
|
|
Res. No. 6-2022
|
9/8/2022
|
Requesting a Local Share Account – Luzerne County grant
of $739,006.04 for the Wyoming Borough 2022 Street Reconstruction
Project
|
|
Res. No. 7-2022
|
10/11/2022
|
Appointing Charles Burns to fill a vacancy in the Office of
Member of Council
|
|
Res. No. 9-2022
|
12/12/2022
|
Appointment of Uniform Construction Code Joint Building and
Property Maintenance Board
|
|
Ord. No. 8-2022
|
12/28/2022
|
Disbanding the Wyoming Borough Police Department effective 12/31/2022
at 11:59 p.m. and appointing and accepting the Wyoming Area Regional
Police Department as the police force of Wyoming Borough effective
1/1/2023
|
|
Res. No. 10-2022
|
12/28/2022
|
Notifying the Wyoming Area Regional Police Department that the
Wyoming Borough Police Department has been disbanded and Wyoming Council
has, by ordinance, designated and appointed WARP as the official police
department of Wyoming Borough to commence provision of law enforcement
and police services effective 12/31/2022 at 11:59 p.m.
|
|
Res. No. 1-2023
|
7/10/2023
|
Approving the transfer of restaurant liquor license no. R-4330
into Wyoming Borough
|
|
Res. No. 2-2023
|
7/10/2023
|
Confirming and acknowledging the Borough's control and maintenance
of a right-of-way known as Sixth Street
|
|
Res. No. 3-2023
|
7/10/2023
|
Authorizing and directing the Borough Manager to execute the
authorization for Reilly Associates to submit to PADEP an application
for a highway occupancy permit for a local road for Sixth Street and
modifications to the Borough's stormwater system
|
|
Res. No. 4-2023
|
7/10/2023
|
Authorizing and directing the Borough Manager to submit the
traffic signal maintenance agreement, to submit future modifications
to the traffic signal maintenance agreement, and to submit future
applications for traffic signal approval to DOT
|
|
Res. No. 5-2023
|
9/18/2023
|
Requesting a Community Development Block Grant of $225,187.00
for the 2024 CDBG - Wyoming Borough ADA Enhancement Project
|
|
Res. No. 6-2023
|
9/18/2023
|
Designating Michael Baloga, President of the Wyoming Borough
Council, and Roseanne Colarusso, Borough Manager, as the officials
to execute all documents and agreements between Wyoming Borough and
Luzerne County's American Rescue Plan, Coronavirus State and Local
Fiscal Recovery Fund (ARPA Grant)
|
|
Res. No. 7-2023
|
9/18/2023
|
Requesting a Local Share Account – Luzerne County grant
of $1,257,021.69 for the 2023 Wyoming Borough Street Reconstruction
Project
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