Chairman of the Board of Supervisors at Township of Lawrence.
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Chairman, Board of Supervisors
Code Enforcement Officer / Zoning Officer
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The meeting included a session for public comment and the review of a proposed two-lot subdivision for the property located at 236 Flegal Road.
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The board meeting agenda included reports from police, engineering, solicitor, and recreation park board departments. Key discussion topics covered blighted properties, a zoning workshop, and the development of an interactive map led by the code enforcer. Administrative actions included the transfer of funds from the general fund to the payroll account, IT infrastructure updates, supervisor pay discussions, and the implementation of live streaming services. The meeting concluded with the approval of a bill payment list.
The board meeting agenda included reports from the Police, Engineer, Solicitor, Recreational Park Board, Code Enforcement, Roadmaster, and Secretary. Key topics for discussion involved various projects managed by the Code Enforcement Officer such as Starbucks, lot consolidation, Crickets, grants, and a fee resolution. The Secretary's report addressed personnel matters including a resignation letter and account signers, as well as grant opportunities and committee interest. The meeting also included reports from individual supervisors and a motion to approve the payment of bills totaling $159,257.00.
The meeting agenda includes public comments regarding the Dorey Street Extension and zoning concerns, followed by reports from the Police, Engineer, Solicitor, Rec Park Board, Township Manager, and Treasurer. Key business items encompass resolutions for manager salary and KOZ renewal, appointments to the CMA Board, infrastructure projects including compost site cameras and a ball park fence, and the approval of a two-year iWorq software contract. Additionally, the board addressed a PennVest loan ordinance, grant sponsorship for streambank protection, a street alley closure, code enforcement matters such as fire escrow and fall cleanup, and the approval of a bill payment list totaling $153,027.68.
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