By a 4-0 vote at their November 7 meeting, Betlehem Township Commissioners approved Allied Building Corp. as its construction manager for renovations at the community center. The facility was built ten years ago at a cost of $11 million, but needs $2 million in repairs, including a new roof.
Allied was selected after discussions with and Commissioners Tom Nolan and Michael Hudak.
Pat Breslin was absent from the brief meeting, which was chaired efficiently by Hudak.
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Tuesday, November 08, 2016
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Boy oh boy, this township sure knows how to piss away taxpayer dollars. Incompetence abound...
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