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Contents: September 2008
Pennsylvania’s Uniform Construction Code has been on shaky ground since its implementation four years ago, and some legislators are calling for a repeal. Industry insiders, however, say it just needs some renovations.
The executive director of Pennsylvania’s new Office of Open Records is passionate about open government but also about privacy. Terry Mutchler plans a middle-of-the-road approach, she says, to administering the state’s new Open Records Law.
A new state law is bringing townships and fire and emergency medical services providers to the table to talk about their needs. In the end, this enhanced communication should benefit everyone, especially residents.
A recent state Supreme Court ruling on the payment of prevailing wages for routine road projects could have a huge financial impact on townships. The state is seeking compliance, while township officials are hoping to change the law.
This installment introduces readers to PSATS Executive Board member Mike Keller, who believes Pennsylvania’s success is grounded in local government.
At its July meeting, the PSATS Executive Board covered a range of issues, from transportation funding to online registration for the Association’s annual conference.
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