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This document provides contact information for the members of the Board of Supervisors, including David Franke, Joshua Meck (Chairman), and Eric Bauman (Vice Chairman). It also includes links to various documents, including meeting agendas, resolutions, and past meeting minutes from 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024. Topics covered in the linked documents include reorganizations, budget discussions, and other unspecified matters.
This document provides information about the Maidencreek Township Parks and Recreation Board. It lists current board members, provides links to past meeting minutes and agendas, and details upcoming events such as a flea market and craft show. Information about the township's parks, including amenities and locations, is also included.
The board held a conditional use hearing for Heeby's, which was subsequently approved with conditions related to trailer removal, emergency access, land development, and compliance with township codes. The board discussed the Northern Berks Regional Police Department's activity report and the purchase of a vehicle from the NBRPD for the township's road crew. Engineering and zoning reports covered subdivision review status, warehouse final land development plans, and stream bank restoration. The board also addressed a sinkhole repair, stormwater activity, and water issues raised by residents. Other topics included the brake retarder ordinance, website construction assistance, tax revenue anticipation note payoff, potential real estate acquisitions, acceptance of the 2023 audit, and financial matters.
The board addressed several key issues, including the rejection of the David Kopfer Final Subdivision Plan due to the lack of a requested time extension. They discussed updates on subdivision, zoning, and stormwater basin inspections, as well as storm damage at the Walnut Tree Drive culvert. Approvals were granted for the release of multiple letters of credit. The board also authorized signatures on the Ringler Planning Module, preparation of the 2024 Road Bids, and the engineer to proceed with the design and permitting for the replacement of Cornerstone Bridge. Additionally, they considered the Planning Commission's request to review zoning regulations on home occupations, home businesses, warehouses, and conditional use regulations. Other topics included a Verizon cell tower matter, property maintenance at 320 Main Street, and the purchase of various signs and equipment for Public Works. The board also discussed cell phone and tracker costs, website costs, and updating the Personnel Rules and Regulations.
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