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Chairman, Guilford Township Sewer Authority at Guilford Township
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The board conducted a public hearing regarding Ordinance # 2026-07, which includes amendments to the Zoning Ordinance differentiating between Animal Clinics and Animal Hospitals and establishing criteria for Public Auction Houses and Facilities. The ordinance was subsequently adopted. The board also approved a Subdivision/Lot Consolidation Plan for Glenn & Patsy Wildeson and authorized the payment of bills.
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The board addressed resident concerns regarding property conditions and safety hazards associated with a trailer and dumpster placement. The supervisors authorized the execution of a management services agreement for the Water and Sewer Authorities. Key approvals included changes to fire department box cards, fire police assistance for three upcoming community events, land development plans for a new product store and a single-family home, and a subdivision plan extension. Additionally, the supervisors discussed scheduling for road maintenance and issues regarding e-bike usage in the local park.
The board addressed public inquiries regarding road safety signage and infrastructure maintenance responsibilities for a local homeowners association. Key approvals included a land development and lot consolidation plan for F & M Supply, a subdivision and land development plan for a new single-family home at 711 Lincoln Terrace Drive, and the payment of township bills.
The Board of Supervisors discussed various community issues, including a broken curb at Old Course Rd., the installation of slow signs in the road right-of-way, and a request for a donation of a railcar from the National Railway Historical Society, which was declined. The board approved a subdivision/lot consolidation, two land development plan extensions, and a request for Fire Police Assistance for local fire department events. Additionally, the board approved the payment of bills.
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