APPENDIX D GOVERNMENTAL AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS

ORD/RES.	DATE	SUBJECT
Res. 9/5/1910	9/5/1910	Authorizing a 4 year contract with the Marysville Light, Heat and Power Company.
4/9/1914	4/9/1914	Authorizing the Borough Council to employ a competent engineer to make surveys, prepare a Borough map and to design a comprehensive sanitary and storm sewer system and sewage disposal works.
10/7/1929	10/7/1929	Providing for the furnishing of electric lighting service to the Borough of Marysville.
12/16/1929	12/16/1929	Authorizing a street lighting contract with the Pennsylvania Power and Light Company.
1/16/1940	1/16/1940	Authorizing a 10 year contract with the Pennsylvania Power and Light Company for street lighting.
Res. 6/7/1943	6/7/1943	Requesting that the State Department of Health take over the administration of the health laws within the Borough of Marysville.
Res. 9/9/1946	9/9/1946	Requesting the Department of Health of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania take over the administration of the health laws within the Borough of Marysville.
2/6/1950	2/6/1950	Providing for the furnishing of electric street lighting service to the Borough of Marysville.
2/1/1960	2/1/1960	Providing for the furnishing of electric street lighting service to the Borough of Marysville.
Res. 4/28/1966	4/28/1966	Approving a contract for planning assistance between the Borough, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, acting through the State Department of Commerce.
235	11/4/1968	Appointing an independent auditor for the Borough of Marysville.
240	10/6/1969	Investing $15,294.67 in a certificate of deposit with the First National Bank
Res. 10/2/1972	10/2/1972	Complying with Section 1920.3A of the Flood Insurance Program Regulations.
Res. 1/15/1973A	1/15/1973	Guaranteeing the sum of $131,250 to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for the purpose of completing the extension of the Borough's sanitary sewage facility.
Res. 1/15/1973B	1/15/1973	Requesting the Governor of Pennsylvania to use a part of the Federal Revenue Sharing funds to support a subsidy for other municipal employees.
Res. 5/24/1973	5/24/1973	Awarding various specified contracts.
Res. 8/9/1973	8/9/1973	Designating the Commonwealth National Bank as the trustee of the Marysville Borough Police Pension Fund.
Res. 1/7/1974	1/7/1974	Increasing the gasoline tax to offset the rising costs of local highway construction and maintenance.
Res. 7	-/-/-	Authorizing Marysville Fire Company members to engage in firemen's training schools, conventions, meetings, civic functions and fund raising activities.
Res. 2/4/1974	2/4/1974	Recommending that the Shoemaker families not be required to remove the mobile homes currently in place on their lots.
Res. 4/16/1974	4/16/1974	Delegating the West Shore Council of Governments the authority to operate and expand a joint police records center.
Res. 1/6/1975	1/6/1975	Urging the Governor and the Pennsylvania Legislature to give the highest priority to the immediate enactment of legislation to provide a substantial allocation in State Revenue Sharing for local governments.
Res. 291	1/6/1975	Supporting the continuation of Federal Revenue Sharing.
Res. 8/28/1975	8/28/1975	Authorizing and directing the trustee to transfer $13,408.68 for certain repairs.
304	9/13/1976	Authorizing and directing the trustee to transfer $10,000 for certain repairs.
Res. 9/12/1975	9/12/1975	Appointing the Capital Area Tax Collection Bureau as income tax officer.
Res. 4/4/1977	4/4/1977	Authorizing the submission of application for CETA Title 6 Public Service for the Borough.
Res. 9/12/1977	9/12/1977	Authorizing the transfer of $10,000 for certain repairs.
Res. 11/6/1978	11/6/1978	Requesting that Act 170 of 1978 be amended to exclude Borough officials.
Res. 2/4/1980	2/4/1980	Opposing House Bill 1 or any other constitutional spending limit introduced in the Senate or House of Representatives.
Res. 3/6/1980	3/6/1980	Declaring the no Borough Police Officer shall maintain any outside employment.
Res. 2/2/1981	2/2/1981	Authorizing the use of Liquid Fuel Tax Funds for the purpose of maintenance and repair of existing roads and streets.
Res. 4/2/1984	4/2/1984	Requesting a Community Facilities grant of $50,000 to be used for rehabilitation of sewer interceptor along the Susquehanna River.
Res. 8	-/-/-	Expressing interest in the bridge inspection program of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.
Res. 36	11/5/1984	Waiving contribution from members of the Police Pension Fund for the year 1983.
Res. 37	2/4/1985	Authorizing the execution of a letter of agreement with the Perry County Commissioners for the purpose of submission of a Pennsylvania Community Development Block Grant Program Application.
Res. 38	3/4/1985	Urging the President and the Pennsylvania Senators and Congressmen to reinsert Federal Revenue Sharing funding in the 1985-86 federal budget.
Res. 39	4/1/1985	Requesting a Community Facilities grant of $40,227.50 from the Department of Commerce of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to be used for rehabilitation of the sewer collection system's interceptor along the Susquehanna River.
Res. 40	6/3/1985	Designating and appointing the administration and management of the federal assistance received by the Borough through the Community Development Block Grant Program.
Res. 6/3/1985	6/3/1985	Adopting the Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs Deferred Compensation Plan for the voluntary participation of eligible Borough employees.
Res. 42	-/-/-	Expressing interest in the bridge reinspection program of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.
Res. 43	9/9/1985	Requesting the County of Perry to revise the existing Solid Waste Management Plan.
Res. 44	12/8/1985	Waiving contribution to the Police Pension Fund for the year 1984.
Res. 46	12/9/1985	Authorizing the Borough to secure funds necessary to construct an addition to the Borough building.
Res. 47	2/3/1986	Authorizing the trustee to transfer the sum of $1,500 for repairs.
Res. 48	7/7/1986	Authorizing the transfer of $842.50 from the Bond Redemption and Surplus Fund for the purpose of repairs.
Res. 49	10/6/1986	Authorizing the participation in the voluntary Gypsy Moth Aerial Treatment Cost-Share Program.
Res. 50	11/3/1986	Resolving to reimburse uniformed and non-uniformed employees, Borough Manager and Chief of Police for utilization of personal, non-Borough vehicles.
Res. 51	11/3/1986	Waiving contribution to the Police Pension Fund for the year 1987.
Res. 52	12/8/1986	Authorizing the Department of Community Affairs to assist in conducting a study of law enforcement services.
Res. 53-A	1/5/1987	Authorizing the submission of the request for the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to provide 50% reimbursement for costs incurred in the vertical adjustment of sanitary sewer manholes affected by the Route 850 project.
Res. 53-B	1/5/1987	Entering into a reimbursement agreement with the Department of Transportation.
Res. 54	3/2/1987	Authorizing the submission of the request for the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to provide 50% reimbursement for costs incurred in the vertical adjustment of sanitary sewer manholes affected by the Routes 11 and 15 project.
Res. 55	-/-/-	Expressing interest in the Bridge Reinspection Program of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.
Res. 57	11/2/1987	Authorizing the incorporation of the Capital Area Tax Collection Bureau.
399	7/6/1987	Authorizing a management agreement between the Borough of Marysville and the Borough Authority.
400	7/6/1987	Authorizing the termination of the agreement between the Borough of Marysville and the Borough Authority.
Res. 59	12/7/1987	Waiving contribution to the Police Pension Fund for the year 1988.
Res. 61	11/7/1988	Waiving contribution to the Police Pension Fund for the year 1989.
Res. 62	2/6/1989	Requesting the Perry County Board of Elections place a referendum on the 5/16/1989 municipal ballot asking the voters “Do you favor the issuance of licenses to conduct small games of chance in the Borough of Marysville.”
Res. 63	2/6/1989	Authorizing a ground lease agreement between the Borough of Marysville and Locust Village Associates.
Res. 65	6/5/1989	Placing into effect the emergency operations plan of Marysville Borough.
Res. 66	6/19/1989	Authorizing the Marysville Borough Police to accompany any emergency vehicle dispatched to another political subdivision.
Res. 67	6/19/1989	Agreeing to participate in the 1990 Gypsy Moth Aerial Residential Spray Treatment Program.
Res. 68	9/25/1989	Entering into a first addendum to the ground lease between the Borough of Marysville and Locust Village Associates.
Res. 70	11/6/1989	Waiving contribution to the Police Pension Fund for the year 1990.
Res. 72	11/5/1990	Waiving contribution to the Police Pension Fund for the year 1991.
Res. 73	11/5/1990	Appointing Greenawalt & Company as the independent auditor for the Borough of Marysville.
Res. 92	9/2/1992	Requesting authorization to participate in purchase of contracts of the Department of General Services.
Res. 84	11/10/1992	Waiving contribution to the Police Pension Fund for the year 1993.
Res. 85	7/16/1993	Declaring intention to follow the schedules and procedures for disposition of records as set forth in the Municipal Records Manual.
Res. 94	11/1/1993	Waiving contribution to the Police Pension Fund for the year 1994.
Res. 95	6/30/1994	Authorizing a declaration of taking.
Res. 97	11/7/1994	Waiving contribution to the Police Pension Fund for the year 1994.
Res. 98	11/7/1994	Authorizing the Borough to make an application for a loan in the amount of $35,000.
Res. 99-A	-/-/-	Authorizing the Borough to join with other local government units as a settler of the Pennsylvania Local Government Trust for the purpose of purchasing shares of the Trust.
454	2/13/1995	Authorizing the Borough to join with other local government units as a settler of the Pennsylvania Local Government Investment Trust for the purpose of purchasing shares of the Trust.
Res. 100	3/13/1995	Ratifying, accepting and adopting the Perry County revised Municipal Solid Waste Management Plan by the Borough.
Res. 102	8/14/1995	Declaring as policy of the Borough of Marysville to provide equal opportunity to all persons and to prohibit discrimination.
Res. 103	9/11/1995	Authorizing the Department of Community Affairs to assist in conducting a study of law enforcement.
Res. 104	10/16/1995	Authorizing the Borough of make application for a loan in the amount of $35,000.
Res. 107	5/6/1996	Amending Section 4.8, Alternate Physical Fitness Testing, of the Marysville Civil Service Commission Rules and Regulations.
Res. 108	6/10/1996	Authorizing signing of a commitment letter from the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority.
Res. 111	9/9/1996	Authorizing a declaration of taking.
Res. 112	11/4/1996	Waiving contribution to the Police Pension Fund for the year 1997.
Res. 115	7/14/1997	Authorizing a declaration of taking.
Res. 116	8/11/1997	Authorizing the Borough Manager to sign a grant on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 117	8/11/1997	Authorizing the erection of signs across Routes 11 and 15 from July 28 to August 2,1997 and from September 20 to September 24, 1997.
Res. 118	11/3/1997	Waiving contribution to the Police Pension Fund for the year 1998.
Res. 119	4/13/1998	Supporting the passage of the “Lawsuit Abuse Reform Act.”
Res. 122	6/8/1998	Amending the Borough of Marysville Blue Cross/Blue Shield Plan.
490	10/5/1998	Adopting an agreement with the County of Cumberland Office of the District Attorney, Office of Sheriff and other area municipalities for mutual aid and for cooperative law enforcement efforts.
Res. 124	11/9/1998	Waiving contribution to the Police Pension Fund for the year 1999.
Res. 126	11/9/1998	Resolving that the Hearing Officer method shall be the administrative process to receive and make decisions on petitions from local taxpayers relating to assessments or determinations of refunds by the administrator of earned income and occupational privilege taxes levied by the Borough of Marysville.
Res. 127	-/71998	Resolving that regulations governing the practice of filing petitions for review or hearing of administrative appeals to the Hearing Officer from local taxpayers relating to assessments or determinations of refunds by the administrator of the earned income and occupational privilege taxes are adopted as the regulations of the Borough of Marysville.
Res. 128	2/8/1999	Authorizing a ground lease between the Borough of Marysville and the Marysville Rye Senior Citizen Center.
497	9/13/1999	Assessing the costs of the South Main Street low pressure force main project by the front foot rule upon the properties benefitted or adjoining or adjacent to that project.
Res. 131B	10/15/2000	Setting fees for the Borough Engineer and his/her staff and outside engineer, land surveyor, landscape architect, geologist, hydrologist or engineer.
Res. 132B	4/11/2000	Resolving that no contribution from members of the police pension fund shall be required for the year 1999.
Res. 133A	10/16/2000	Authorizing the application for a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources unser its program known as the Community Conservation Partnerships Program in the amount of $5,500 for use in the planning and development of parks within the Borough.
Res. 133B	11/13/2000	Designating the Capital Area Tax Collection Bureau to collect the Occupational Privilege Tax within the Borough.
Res. 135	10/16/2000	Authorizing the application for a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources in the amount of $5,500 for use in the planning and development of parks.
Res. 136	10/16/2000	Setting fees for the Borough Engineer and his/her staff and outside engineer, land surveyor, landscape architect, geologist and hydrologist.
Res. 138B	11/13/2000	Designating the Capital Area Tax Collection Bureau to collect the Occupational Privilege Tax within the Borough.
Res. 139A	1/8/2001	Supporting the efforts of the Cumberland/Perry Counties Joint Task Force on transportation and planning and joining as a member municipality.
Res. 140	1/10/2001	Supporting the efforts of the Cumberland/Perry Counties Joint Task Force on Transportation and Planning and joining as a member municipality.
Res. 140A	2/12/2001	Declaring its intention to erect or place signs or banners across a State highway.
Res. 140B	1/8/2001	Recognizing the authority and authorizing the Volunteer Fire Company to recover reasonable costs of firefighting materials, equipment, personnel hours and hazardous abatement materials.
Res. 142A	2/12/2001	Declaring its intention to erect or place signs or banners across a State highway.
Res. 143A	3/12/2001	Authorizing the Borough of Marysville to make application for a grant on our behalf through the application to the DEP Growing Greener Fund.
Res. 144A	3/12/2002	Authorizing the Borough Council to make contracts of insurance with any insurance company, association or exchange, authorized to transact business in the Commonwealth, ensuring Borough employees or Mayor and Council or any class or classes thereof, or their dependents, under a policy or policies of insurance covering health, hospitalization, medical and surgical service and/or accident insurance.
Res. 145A	3/12/2001	Designating J. Craig Raisner, Council President, Janet Hardman, Borough Manager, Lois Vaccaro, Treasurer and Kimberlee Charles, Administrative Secretary to have access to any safe deposit box leased to the Borough of Marysville by the First National Bank of Marysville.
Res. 145B	3/12/2001	Authorizing the Borough Council to make contracts of insurance covering health, hospitalization, medical and surgical service and/or accident insurance.
Res. 146	4/9/2001	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts o behalf of the Marysville Borough, J. Craig Raisner, Council President, Ann Simonetti, Council Vice-President, Janet Hardman, Borough Manager, Lois Vaccaro, Treasurer, Patricia Bucher, Administrative Secretary and Kimberlee Charles, Administrative Secretary.
Res. 146B	3/12/2001	Authorizing the Borough Council to make application for a grant to the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development.
Res. 147	6/11/2001	Resolving to participate as a member in the State Treasurer's INVEST Program for Local Governments (Invest) for the purpose of purchasing and redeeming shares of INVEST (INVEST Shares).
Res. 148A	6/11/2001	Authorizing signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Marysville Borough, J. Craig Raisner, Council President, Ann Simonetti, Council Vice-President, James Lewis, Councilman, Janet Hardman, Borough Manager and Kimberlee Charles, Administrative Assistant/Bookkeeper, Patricia Bucher, Secretary/Receptionist.
Res. 148B	3/12/2001	Authorizing the Borough to make application for a grant to the Department of Environmental Protection to undertake a feasibility study to separate the combined sewer and stormwater system.
Res. 149A	6/11/2001	Declaring its intention to erect or place signs or banners across a State highway.
Res. 149B	3/12/2001	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 150A	4/9/2001	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 150B	6/18/2001	Appointing Christopher Albright to fill an existing vacancy on the Borough Council.
Res. 152A	8/13/2001	Authorizing signatories to sign bank drafts of the Marysville Borough, J. Craig Raisner, Council President, Ann Simonetti, Council Vice-President, James Lewis, Councilman, Kimberlee Charles, Administrative Assistant/Bookkeeper and Patricia Bucher, Secretary/Receptionist.
Res. 152B	8/13/2001	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 153A	8/13/2001	Authorizing signatories to sign bank drafts of the Marysville Borough, J. Craig Raisner, Council President, Ann Simonetti, Council Vice-President, Lois Vaccaro, Treasurer, Patricia Bucher, Administrative Secretary and Kimberlee Charles, Administrative Secretary.
Res. 153B	8/13/2001	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 154A	8/15/2001	Authorizing signatories to sign bank drafts of the Marysville Borough, J. Craig Raisner, Council President, Ann Simonetti, Council Vice-President, Lois Vaccaro, Treasurer, Marita J. Kelley, Borough Manager, Patricia Bucher, Administrative Secretary and Kimberlee Charles, Administrative Secretary.
Res. 154B	10/5/2001	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 155	6/18/2001	Appointing Christopher Albright to fill a vacancy existing on Borough Council.
Res. 156	8/13/2001	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 157A	8/13/2001	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 157B	12/10/2001	Recognizing the discrepancies in PennDOT maintenance practices with respect to State highways passing through Townships and Boroughs and urging that such practices be changed and discrepancies eliminated.
Res. 158A	10/15/2001	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 159	12/10/2001	Recognizing the discrepancies in PennDOT maintenance practices with respect to State highways passing through Townships and Boroughs and urging that such practices be changed and discrepancies eliminated.
Res. 160B	2/11/2001	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 162	2/11/2002	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 163	4/8/2002	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 164	5/13/2002	Authorizing the Borough to make application for a grant to the Department of Community and Economic Development to prepare a Community Revitalization Strategy and Plans.
Res. 165	5/13/2002	Desiring to waive the required member contributions to the police pension plan for the year 2002.
Res. 165/A	6/3/2002	Authorizing the Borough Manager to sign an Agility Agreement between the Borough and the Department of Transportation.
Res. 165B	6/3/2002	Authorizing the participation in the PSAB Borough Management Caucus.
Res. 167	7/8/2002	Waving, canceling and remitting member contributions to the Police Pension Fund for the years 2000 and 2001.
Res. 168	7/8/2002	Declaring its intention to erect or place signs or banners across a State highway.
Res. 169	7/8/2002	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 169A	7/22/2002	Authorizing the participation of the Borough elected officials in the PSAB Services Ltd. Borough Elected Officials Program.
Res. 170	8/5/2002	Supporting additional measures to maintain the viability of the region's volunteer fire and emergency services and to protect public safety.
537	8/12/2002	Electing to change the benefits it has in the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement System under Article rV of the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement Law.
Res. 172	9/30/2002	Authorizing and directing the Borough Manager to sign an agreement between the Borough and the Department of Transportation.
Res. 172A	9/9/2002	Declaring its intention to erect or place signs or banners across a State highway.
Res. 173	10/14/2002	Desiring to apply to the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for a grant to undertake a project title Swimming Pool Feasibility Study.
Res. 174	10/14/2002	Desiring to apply to the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for a grant to under a project title Small Community Grant for Recreational Equipment Modernization.
Res. 175	12/9/2002	Recognizing the efforts and mission of the Cumberland and Perry Counties Joint Task Force on Transportation and Planning and supporting the overall direction of the Safety and Congestion Management System Study.
Res. 176	1/13/2003	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 177	1/13/2003	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 178	2/10/2003	Designation authorized personnel to have access to any safe deposit box leased by the Borough by the First National Bank of Marysville.
Res. 179	2/10/2003	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
542	2/10/2003	Consenting to join the Perry County Council of Governments.
Res. 180	4/1/2003	Authorizing the Borough Manager to execute on behalf of the Borough all required forms and documents for the purpose of obtaining financial assistance under the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act.
Res. 181	4/14/2003	Declaring its intention to erect or place signs or banners across a State highway.
544	4/14/2003	Entering into an intergovernmental cooperation agreement with the County and other municipalities located within Perry County for the purpose of estabhshing a Regional Emergency Management Agency and one Joint Emergency Operations Plan.
Res. 183	6/9/2003	Authorizing the execution of a cooperation agreement with the Perry County Commissioners for the purpose of submission of a Pennsylvania Community Development Block Grant Program Application.
Res. 185	6/9/2003	Approving a change to the Capital Area Tax Collection Bureau's Earned Income Tax regulations.
Res. 186	6/9/2003	Declaring its intention to erect or place signs or banners across a State highway.
Res. 187	7/14/203	Designating certain individuals as authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 190	10/13/2003	Resolving that the Signature Page for Grant Application and Grant Agreement may be signed on behalf of the applicant by the official who, at the time of signing, has the title of Borough Manager.
Res. 191		10/13/2003Resolving that the First National Bank of Marysville will act as the trustee of a checking account in order to draft payment for a loan from USDA Rural Utilities Service.
Res. 192	10/13/2003	Specifically agreeing to enroll employees employed on a permanent basis in the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement System.
Res. 196	1/12/2004	Designating certain individuals as atithorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 197	2/9/2004	Adopting the Comprehensive Plan for Marysville Borough.
Res. 199	3/8/2004	Closing out a Community Conservation Partnerships Program grant project.
Res. 201	4/12/2004	Declaring the Borough's intention to erect or place a sign or banner across a State highway.
Res. 202	6/14/2004	Declaring the Borough's intention to erect or place a sign or banner across a State highway.
Res. 205	8/9/2004	Declaring the Borough’s intention to erect or place a sign or banner across a State highway.
Res. 206	9/13/2004	Requesting permission to participate in the Pennsylvania Department of General Services Cooperative Purchasing Program.
Res. 207	10/11/2004	Desiring to undertake the Wading Pool Improvements project; and desiring to apply to the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (“Department”) for a grant for the purpose of carrying out the project.
Res. 208	10/11/2004	Closing out Community Conservation Partnerships Grant Project (BRC-7-121)
Res. 209	10/11/2004	Authorizing Marita J. Kelley, Borough Manager, to execute for and in behalf of the Borough all required forms and documents under the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act.
Res. 210	11/8/2004	Closing out Community Conservation Partnerships Grant Project (BRC-TAG-9-128).
Res. 211	3/14/2005	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 212	4/11/2005	Adding the Borough’s name to the roll of those committed to the preservation and full funding of the Community Development Block Grant program.
Res. 213	4/11/2005	Approving the request for approval of the intermunicipal transfer of a restaurant liquor license to Mama Leone’s Pizzeria at 210 North State Road
Res. 216	10/10/2005	Appointing a chief administrative officer for the nonuniform and police pension plans.
Res. 217	12/21/2005	Sale of Borough property.
Res. 218	8/18/2005	Declaring the Borough’s intention to erect or place a sign or banner across a State highway.
Res. 219	2/13/2006	Mandating the National Incident Management System be utilized for all incident management in the Borough.
568	4/10/2006	Electing to change the benefits it has in the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement System under Article IV of the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement Law.
Res. 220	5/8/2006	Declaring the Borough’s intention to erect or place a sign or banner across a State highway.
Res. 221	5/8/2006	Opposing both State and national franchising legislation currently being considered by the Pennsylvania State Legislature and the United States Congress.
Res. 222	7/10/2006	Declaring the Borough’s intention to erect or place a sign or banner across a State highway.
Res. 223	7/10/2006	Declaring the Borough’s intention to erect or place a sign or banner across a State highway.
Res. 224	8/14/2006	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 225	8/14/2006	Designating approved storage facilities for towed motor vehicles pursuant to §§15-602, 15-603, and 15-604; namely, (1) Rick Magaro, (2) Evinger’s, (3) Edkin’s Towing (for emergencies only) 1
Res. 226	8/14/2006	Appointing a chief administrative officer for the nonuniform and uniform pension plans.
Res. 227	9/11/2006	Authorizing the filing of a proposal for funds with the Department of Community and Economic Development in the amount of $80,000 for revitalization of the Downtown Business District and Heritage Park project.
Res. 228	9/11/2006	Desiring to undertake the Heritage Park improvements project and desiring to apply to the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (“Department”) for a grant for the purpose of carrying out this project.
Res. 229	10/2/2006	Authorizing the filing of a proposal for funds with the Department of Community and Economic Development and desiring of obtaining funds from the Department in the amount of $35,000 for revitalization of the Heritage Park improvements and the downtown revitalization.
Res. 230	10/2/2006	Recommending the Downtown Marysville Revitalization Strategy and Plan and the recommendations and proposals contained herein to public officials, appointed officials, the business community, civic associations, and the general citizens of Marysville Borough for guidance in matters concerning the future physical, social, and economic development of the Borough.
Res. 231	10/27/2006	Appointing Deborah Troutman, a registered elector of the Borough, to the office of Mayor of the Borough of Marysville to serve until the first Monday in January, 2008.
Res. 232	10/27/2006	Authorizing the PennDOT/Marysville Borough Sobriety Checkpoint and expanded DUI enforcement project
Res. 233	2/5/2007	Adopting the U.S. Conference of Mayors Deferred Compensation Program and its attendant investment options and hereby establishes the Borough of Marysville Deferred Compensation Plan for the voluntary participation of all eligible Borough employees and elected officials.
Res. 234	2/5/2007	Authorizing use of a consent agenda by the Marysville Borough Council
Res. 235	2/26/2007	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 236	9/10/2007	Home Investment Partnership
Res. 238	1/14/2008	Appointing a chief administrative officer for the nonuniform and uniform pension plans.
Res. 239	2/11/2008	Authorizing participation in the PACC Automotive and Equipment Contract.
Res. 241	3/10/2008	Requesting the Pennsylvania Legislature to fundthe mandatory requirements of United States Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) as set forth through the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP) for compliance of the Chesapeake Bay 2000 Agreement.
Res. 242	3/10/2008	Authorizing participation in the Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs Junior Council Program.
Res. 243	4/14/2008	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 244	4/14/2008	Opposing the concept of a mandated Statewide municipal police pension system.
Res. 247	7/14/2008	Desiring to undertake the Heritage Park improvements project and desiring to apply to the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (“Department”) for a grant for the purpose of carrying out this project.
Res. 248	7/14/2008	Agreeing to voluntarily participate in the Susquehanna Water Gap Landscape initiative over the next 12 months.
Res. 249	11/10/2008	Approving submission of an application for $250,000 in funding under the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic New Communities/Main Street Program for costs associated with the reconstruction of Marysville’s Business District.
578	8/11/2008	Electing to change the benefits the Borough has in the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement System under Article IV of the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement Law; agreeing to be bound by all provisions of the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement Law as amended and as applicable to member municipalities changing benefits under the provisions of this Article: stating which of certain options permitted under the said law are accepted by the Borough.
Res. 250	8/11/2008	Designating two officer(s) or representative(s) of Borough of Marysville to have access to any safe deposit box leased to the Borough by the First National Bank of Marysville.
Res. 251	9/8/2008	Adopting Perry County Multi-jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan as the official mitigation plan of the Borough.
Res. 255	4/13/2009	Authorizing and empowering to ratify the amendments to the Capital Tax Collection Bureau Articles of Incorporation, pursuant to Article 17.
Res. 256	4/13/2009	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 257	4/13/2009	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 258	4/13/2009	Appointing Heather Casale to fill a vacancy on Borough Council.
Res. 259	4/13/2009	Allowing an escalator clause for bituminous material to be included as part of the proposal pursuant to Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Publication 408 current edition §110.04 with exceptions.
Res. 260	5/11/2009	Desiring to undertake the Community Improvements project and desiring to receive grant from the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
590	9/12/2011	Electing to amend the uniform (police) municipal pension plan administered by the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement System pursuant to Article IV of the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement Law.
591	8/8/2011	Electing to amend its municipal pension plan administered by the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement System pursuant to Article IV of the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement Law.
629	3/9/2020	Electing to amend the police pension plan administered by the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement System pursuant to Article IV of the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement Law.
630	3/9/2020	Electing to amend the non-uniform pension plan administered by the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement System pursuant to Article IV of the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement Law.
636	3/8/2021	Electing to amend the police pension plan administered by the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement System pursuant to Article IV of the Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement Law.
Res. 346	1/10/2022	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 347	1/10/2022	Designating authorized signatories to sign bank drafts on behalf of the Borough.
Res. 348	1/10/2022	Authorizing the Borough Manager to be the electronic signator in the PennDOT Engineering and Construction Management System (ECMS).
Res. 349	-/-/2022	Authorizing the submission of a Greenways, Trails, and Recreation Program (GTRP) Grant Application to the Commonwealth Financing Authority.
Res. 350	-/-/2022	Authorizing the submission of a Community Parks and Recreation Grant Application to the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
Res. 351	2/14/2022	Waiving required member contributions to the Police Pension Plan.
Res. 352	2/14/2022	Allowing the use of the Borough’s EIN by the tax collector to establish a public funds account for the collection of taxes.
641	-/-/2022	Expressing Council’s intention to organize a Stormwater Authority under the Municipality Authorities Act for the purpose of exercising the powers conferred by the Act.

 

 

Notes

1	Editor’s Note: See “Fee Schedule” immediately preceding Chapter 1 for current fees and charges.