Shane Swartz

Key discussions included addressing a resident's water run-off issue, where Supervisors planned to install water breaks in early spring. The Board also addressed a request for a 6-month extension for a solar array project due to a supply issue concerning a switch needed to connect to the PP&L power grid. A representative from Cedar Springs Park provided an update on obtaining an EIN and 501c status, noting a potential matching donation from the Township. The monthly report from EADS indicated that the GIS program is nearing 95% completion, requiring the Township to create an ESRI account for septic pumping tracking. The meeting concluded with the payment of bills and time spent in executive session.

The meeting included discussions and actions on several topics, such as the acceptance of a resignation letter from the Township solicitor and the appointment of a new solicitor. A lot addition for Logan Ewell and Madison Coudriet was approved. The Cherry Nova Solar project was discussed, with questions raised about sight distance and power line height. Conditional use was granted for a final land development plan. A draft weight limit ordinance for three Township roads was presented and sent for review. The bid for the plow truck was rejected, and the truck will be placed on Municibid. Concerns were raised about the increase in solar farms, and a petition was presented. A letter will be sent regarding the refusal of the Township taking over roads in the Industrial Park extension.

Key discussions included addressing a reported violation of work hours at the Walker Solar Project site and the project's request for a six-month extension due to supply shortages from PP&L. Supervisors addressed a discrepancy in the zoning ordinance regarding height limits in the Industrial section, recommending referral to a special exception zoning hearing. The board deferred a decision on a property tax payment location request from the Culbertsons' attorney pending further research. Action was taken to approve the LGUDA funding ordinance and pass the 2026 budget. The solar project representative confirmed they would cover Mr. Hunsberger's rollback taxes amounting to $9,573.95. The EADS Group presented the Sanitary Sewer Extension Timeline, projecting completion by the end of 2029, and Supervisors approved a motion for pending approval for interim financing for this project. An update was provided on the timeline for sending out septic pumping zone letters for Zone 2. The meeting concluded with paying bills and entering into and exiting executive session with no action taken during the closed session.

The meeting included presentations and motions related to lot additions for Wade Cleck and Tom M. Knouse. An update was provided on the Walker Solar project, with discussions focusing on the Stormwater and decommissioning agreement. The solar ordinance draft discussion was moved to executive session. A motion was made to move the FNB Money Market account to Kish Bank for a better interest rate. The monthly engineering report and land use permits were reviewed. The Mitch Haubert complaint was tabled until the next meeting, and a decision was made regarding paid holiday time for employees.

Key discussions and actions included the payment of current bills and a motion to apply for Multimodal Grants. The Board acted on agreements related to infrastructure, specifically signing a release with Laurelton for storm water run-off repairs. Additionally, the Board approved signing the Walker Solar Memorandum of Understanding, including a 6-month time extension. An engineering agreement for Big Run Rd. was also approved to secure funding for replacing one of the bridges on that road. A report was received from Jordan of EADS.