The Ross Township supervisors opened five bids for road work projects during Monday’s meeting.

“We have about $249,000 from this year’s liquid fuels allotment,” said David Shay, vice chairman.

Four of the bids were competing for black topping projects on sections of Stonehill Lane and Evergreen Court.

James D. Morrissey Inc. had the lowest bid, which was $186,465.00. The higher bids were from the H & K Group, Bruce George Paving & Excavating and Bracalente Construction.

Supervisors passed the motion to accept Morrissey’s bid. The work includes a scratch/leveling course and a wearing course.

Supervisors said they will wait to see the Council of Governments’ price on the 4-inch double yellow centerline with glass beads, which tends to be half the price of the bids given by paving companies.

The fifth bid was from Asphalt Maintenance Solutions to do tar and chipping on two sections of Anchorage Road. It was about $51,000.

The spring road work will also include fixing Blue Ridge Road. .

The supervisors’ motion to accept the bid and hire AMS also passed.

In other business:

• Spring cleanup is April 12 and 13. Residents may bring metal, tires, automobile batteries, mattresses, appliances, carpet, furniture, bikes and general trash from 6:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. There will be dumpsters on site.

• Roadside cleanup is April 18 and 19. Residents may pick up garbage bags from the township office. They may pick up trash on roads near their homes and the road crew will be around to pick up the bags from the side of the road.

• The permit-free yard sale will occur May 18 and 19.