Minutes From the Wiconisco Township
Board of Supervisors Meeting
May 5, 2026
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Sean Flynn at 6:00 p.m. on
May 5, 2026. Present at the meeting were Chairman Sean Flynn, Vice Chairman Kerry Teter, Supervisor Ron Pinchorski, Secretary Candice Fausnacht, Police Chief Nicole Barge, Zoning Officer Paul Kulp, Wastewater Operator Dan Schell and Solicitor Jack Kerwin.
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. The minutes from the April 7, 2026 Board of Supervisors meeting were approved as written. The tax collector’s report, treasurer’s report, zoning report, police chief’s report, wastewater operator’s report, water authority report and roadmaster’s report were all read and approved. Dan Schell presented 3 quotes to replace the scale in the chlorine building.
Environmental Service & Equipment Company - $2,722.84
USA Bluebook - $2,834.79
ICEA Solutions - $2,895.00
Ron Pinchorski made a motion to approve the replacement of the scale in the chlorine building by Environmental Service & Equipment Company at a cost of $2,722.84. Sean Flynn seconded the motion with all supervisors voting in favor.
Citizen’s Questions:
Christina Aul stated that the gravel at the end of Center Street needs replaced. Sean Flynn will advise the Roadmaster.
Robert Zubrickie stated that the potholes on Pins Street need filled, the cracks on Center Steet need tarred and the slow arrows need to be re-painted. Sean Flynn will advise the Roadmaster.
John Mislyan stated that someone spray painted the basketball court at the playground. Chief Barge will investigate.
Nathan Mclaughlin offered to assist with cutting the brush back on Hill Street.
Old Business:
The accounts to be paid on a prepared sheet were approved by motion of Kerry Teter and seconded by Ron Pinchorski with all supervisors voting in favor.
New Business:
Sean Flynn made a motion to approve Resolution 02-2026 appointing Paul Kulp III as the Zoning Officer and Code Enforcement Officer and designating Light-Heigel & Associates, Inc. to serve in certain professional and enforcement related capacities including as an alternate to the Township’s primary enforcement officer. Kerry Teter seconded the motion with all supervisors voting in favor.
The meeting was adjourned at 6:17 p.m.
