Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Nov 9, 2026·Board meeting
Hazle Township Regular Meeting
The meeting covered several administrative and operational agenda items. Key topics included the review of the proposed 2027 budget, the appointment of an auditor for the upcoming year, an increase in garbage fees, and the approval of a final one-year garbage contract extension. The board also discussed a grant application for street paving, a traffic signal maintenance agreement, groundwater monitoring well installation, and multiple repository property sales. Additionally, the agenda included the approval of a final payment for a street paving project and the review and award of bids for emergency equipment and materials.
Nov 2, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Hazle Township Zoning Hearing Board Of Appeals Agenda
The agenda focuses on the review of three variance applications. The first is a request for a right yard setback variance for a residential addition at 632 W 23rd St. The second is a request for rear and right yard setback variances for a garage construction at 1037 Peace St. The third application concerns front and left setback variances for a property at 5060 Old Airport Rd.
Oct 29, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Hazle Township Planning Department Special Meeting
The meeting was dedicated to the review and discussion of proposed amendments to the zoning ordinance concerning data center development, battery energy storage systems, and associated power generation infrastructure. The agenda also included a review of provisions for nonresidential uses, the determination of permitted-by-right versus special-exception approvals, establishment of development and performance standards, and potential revisions to the working draft for future recommendation to the Board of Supervisors.
Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Hazle Township Planning Department Special Meeting
The meeting focused on the review and discussion of proposed amendments to the zoning ordinance concerning data centers, energy infrastructure, battery energy storage systems, and other nonresidential uses. Discussions included determining approval processes such as permitted-by-right versus special-exception, potential zoning district locations, and the establishment of development and performance standards. The planning department considered public and professional comments to identify necessary revisions and potential recommendations for the Board of Supervisors.
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