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Dan Copeland

Fire Chief at Borough of Springdale

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Organization: Borough of Springdale · PA

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Jun 16, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Springdale Borough Regular Council Meeting

The Council meeting involved the approval of various financial reports, including the Treasurer's Report and multiple bill payment lists. Several engineering and infrastructure projects were approved, such as a water line replacement project, street paving, and the advertisement of a grant for ADA ramps and pavement. The Mayor administered the oath of office for a K9 unit. Additionally, the council addressed a request to block a parking lot for a library event, authorized funds for drainage improvements at Agan Park, and passed a resolution regarding the transfer of donated pipes. Other business included authorizing civil service testing for the police department and the engagement of a borough planner to assist with ordinances related to a data center.

Jan 8, 2026BoardMeeting

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Town of Hamilton Organizational And Regular Monthly Meeting Minutes

The meeting included the organizational proceedings where new members were sworn into office. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to the Town Justice's final annual report before retirement, highlighting a sharp decline in court cases and revenue, administrative issues with the traffic diversion program, and impacts of bail reform. The Board passed several resolutions recognizing and commending the retiring Town Justice, Highway Department employee, Sole Assessor, and Town Supervisor for their years of service. Furthermore, annual appointments and re-appointments were made for various Town officers, Planning Board, and Zoning Board of Appeals positions. Organizational resolutions established official newspapers, banks, mileage reimbursement rates, payment authorizations, and designated future meeting dates. Department reports covered Highway Department activities, including year-end financial metrics for snow/ice agreements and casino revenue distribution. The Board also authorized payment for claims listed on Abstract #1 and received/filed the 2025 financial statements. Updates were given on the adoption status of new Zoning and Subdivision Laws.

Nov 18, 2025BoardMeeting

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Town Of Hamilton Planning Board Meeting

The Planning Board meeting addressed four separate applications for Minor Subdivisions, all of which involved public hearings initiated on dates prior to the current meeting, followed by the board's subsequent actions. The first application by Bridget Sulton for a property on Humphrey Road was opened, closed, and ultimately approved. The second application by James White regarding a property on Chappel Road, involving the split of ten acres, was also opened, closed, and approved. The third application by Jeff Schindler, also for a Minor Subdivision on Chappel Road, followed the same process and received board approval. The final item concerned a subdivision and transfer of a small parcel on Route 12 to resolve an encroachment issue discovered during the Town's purchase of the larger plot, which was approved with the condition that the affected lot be merged within 30 days of closing. The board also moved to approve the minutes from the October 14, 2025, and November 13, 2025, meetings before adjourning.

Jul 19, 2016BoardMeeting

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Town Of Hamilton Zoning Board Of Appeals Public Hearing

The Zoning Board of Appeals meeting addressed two primary variance applications. The first involved Penny Strong-Collins regarding a variance for a previously recorded two-lot subdivision that resulted in two substandard lots; the Board ultimately denied the variance, finding the hardship self-created and substantial. The second, more extensive public hearing concerned the 2-6 East Main Partnership's request for a variance to allow off-site parking for a proposed wedding venue, exceeding the 300-foot limit by 1812 feet. After significant discussion regarding safety, precedent, and the scope of their authority versus the Planning Board's, the Board voted to grant the area variance for remote parking, strictly conditioning its use on the approval of the Special Use Permit for the wedding venue, and resolved to defer the SEQRA lead agency role to the Planning Board.

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