David Leitza

The board meeting addressed various administrative and municipal operational tasks, including the approval of monthly expenditures across multiple funds and the hiring of a new road crew employee. Key legislative actions included approving a resolution for a grant agreement concerning the Tower Lane and Apple Lane Waterline Extension Project, passing an ordinance to vacate an unopened roadway, and the ratification of restricted roadway weight limits. The board authorized traffic engineering services for intersection repairs, the recruitment of a Building Code Official, and participation in the county's comprehensive planning district project. Additionally, the supervisors discussed potential property nuisance ordinance amendments, traffic safety concerns raised by residents, and approved various subdivision and land development modification requests.

The board discussed and moved to open bids for a tractor with a boom mower, noting that the bid would be held for award at a later date pending supervisor inspection. Approval was granted for the purchase of a 2020 Chevy Tahoe to serve as an Emergency Management Agency vehicle. Additionally, the board voted to extend certain 2025 material procurement agreements to ensure continuity for upcoming paving projects.

The meeting primarily involved the review of several lot line revision and land development plans. The commission evaluated applications for Ross & Steel, Jeffrey L. Demary, Crum-Prascus, Dunlap & Dunlap, Tresco, and the Schlemmer project, issuing various outcomes including tabling, recommendations for approval with conditions, or denials due to incompleteness. The commission also addressed general inquiries regarding septic permits and reviewed and finalized documentation for the Planning Module of the Daniels Concrete Batch Plant Project.

The board approved a local disaster declaration for the township and passed Resolution 8-2026 to formalize the declaration of a local disaster emergency.

The meeting was convened for the purpose of a bid opening regarding traffic signal repairs on Route 22 and Route 119. Bids were received and recorded from two contractors. A motion was passed to hold all bids for award until a subsequent scheduled meeting.