Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Roger A Nowell’s organization
Jan 5, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Antrim Township Supervisors Organization Meeting
The organizational meeting included public comment regarding the regulation of FPR (Food Processing Residual) legislation and addressing PFAS chemicals. Key organizational actions included the appointment of John Alleman as temporary Chairman, the affirmation of Jaysen Cochran as a new Supervisor for a six-year term, and the appointment of officers for 2026, naming John Alleman as Chairman and Chad Murray as Vice Chairman. Numerous reappointments were made to various committees and boards, including the Planning Commission, Municipal Authority, Park Committee, and Zoning Hearing Board. The Board also confirmed solicitors for different Township bodies, authorized legal counsel for specific matters, approved engineering firms for 2026, and confirmed advisory positions for various Township initiatives. Furthermore, the meeting addressed 2026 administrative details, including SEO appointments and rates, fund depositories, check signature requirements, increased meeting pay for certain boards, and affirmation of 2026 tax rates. Annual donation amounts from the General Fund to local organizations, including Fire, Ambulance, and community services, were approved. Finally, the Supervisors approved the mileage reimbursement rate, appointed the Emergency Management Coordinator, accepted the 2026 Personnel Policy documents, set the HRA annual benefit, announced a 3% COLA wage increase, and established employee contributions to health insurance premiums.
Dec 30, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Antrim Township Supervisors Regular Meeting
Key discussions during the meeting included a positive report on the attendance and success of the Christmas Park Event. The Supervisors unanimously approved the Final 2026 Budget, although one member expressed reservations regarding the "tar and chip" road process. Additionally, Workers' Compensation coverage was approved for the Rescue Hose Fire Police for two upcoming events: IceFest and the Run Your Ice Off 5K Race. The meeting concluded with expressions of gratitude and appreciation for a departing Board of Supervisor member's 18 years of service.
Dec 22, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Antrim Township Municipal Authority Regular Meeting Agenda
The agenda for the regular meeting includes several key areas for discussion and potential action. Topics cover the payment of bills for various sewer and water funds, review of subdivision plans including Shadow Creek Phases 5 & 6 and Dollar General-Worleytown, and discussion of sewage facilities planning modules. New business features potential utility rate increases, recommendations for issuing sewer permits for Buchanan Flats contingent on developer cooperation, authorization for the Chairman to sign agreements with Martin Sewer Main and Antrim Investment Group LLC (HHRC), and a discussion regarding a Nutrient Trading Agreement LOI with Twin Bridges Campground. Old business addresses Tap Fee Calculations, Infiltration and Inflow (I&I), and the Township Water Source, specifically addressing easement agreements and the creation of a CoStars Contractors List for RFPs.
Dec 9, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Antrim Township Supervisors Regular Meeting
The meeting included public comment regarding vandalism of a speed limit sign and a desire for a dedicated township police officer. Key actions involved approving bills for payment and granting a modification request for property at 8665 Hades Church Road concerning barn demolition and reconstruction, which reduced impervious area. The Board authorized signing a Grinder Pump Agreement and a Stormwater Facilities Operation and Maintenance Agreement for Heritage Hills Retirement Community. Extensions were granted for Dollar General Worleytown and Greencastle Greens Golf Course plans. Final plans were conditionally approved for Heritage Hills Retirement Community, Phase 2, and approved for John Newcomer III, 3-lot additions for Gearhart, and a 1-lot addition for Antrim Stone Mill Estates LLC. Staff was authorized to send an RFPW-NBD to the DEP for specific properties with existing septic systems or public sewer where no construction is proposed. The renewal of financial security bonds for Heritage Estates West Phases 2 & 3 and ACBP Lot 16 was approved. The Board also approved Workers' Compensation for a cycling event. Significant time was dedicated to recognizing Supervisor Rick Baer for his 18 years of service upon his retirement.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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