MILL HALL — Bald Eagle Township supervisors discussed information about the proposed Wawa gas and convenience store during a recent meeting.

Supervisors received a detailed list of line items to be addressed that had been sent to Wawa by PennDOT.

There was no true update for the supervisors about the project moving forward.

According to Township Secretary Marissa Morgan, “I sent an email (asking if) there was anything we can do, we have a meeting tonight, any updates. It sounds like they’re still waiting on things from DEP.”

Another facility discussed was Take 5, which is planned to be built near Lowe’s on Hogan Boulevard. Preliminary plans were made available to the supervisors and approved by the Planning Commission.

Solicitor Frank Miceli noted that some concerns were raised regarding stormwater and the access road, but as of this time those questions are still left unanswered.

In other news:

— The supervisors discussed bridge work and temporary closure of the Laurel Run Bridge.

— Mill Hall Fire Chief Tony Walker gave a report on fire department activity, including an update on equipment previously ordered using DCNR grant money. According to Walker, the equipment delivery is now delayed until mid-June despite the original delivery date being mid-May.

— Concerns were raised about the recent purchase of a mini-excavator, but supervisors reassured residents the purchase was used with ARPA funds.

— Dunnstable Township reached out to offer the use of a grader and operator for $120/hr. At this time, Morgan has not had a chance to receive other prices.

The next Bald Eagle Township supervisors meeting is scheduled for Monday, May 20, at 5 p.m.