Steve Heller

The Upper Frederick Township Board of Supervisors approved four ordinances updating subdivision, land development, and zoning procedures. These revisions aim to ensure completeness, consistency, and timeliness in application submissions and compliance with updated standards. The board also held an executive session to discuss personnel matters. Appreciation was expressed for community participation in Election Day, and congratulations were extended to election winners. The Boyertown Marching Band's achievements were acknowledged.

The agenda includes a public comment period, reports from the Treasurer, Emergency Services, PA State Police, Plymouth Community Ambulance, Fire company, Fire Marshal, Water/Sewer Plant, Public Works, Civil Engineer, Building Inspector and Zoning Report, Planning Commission, CPVRPC, and Parks & Recreation Board. Business before the board includes approval of Ordinance 2025-12, approval of the year 2026 Budget, and approval of a compromise agreement between Upper Frederick Township and Hendricks Properties.

The Upper Frederick Township Board of Supervisors meeting included discussions on local election dynamics, fire prevention activities, and updates on township projects such as water testing and subdivision developments. Approvals were given for the 2025 emergency operations plan updates, advertising of revised ordinances, and the 2026 budget with no tax increase. Additionally, the board promoted the upcoming open space tax referendum aimed at preserving community rural character without imposing significant costs on residents. The board also received reports from the State Police, Fire Company, Fire Marshal, Water/Sewer Plant, Public Works, Civil Engineer, and Planning Commission. The meeting covered topics such as real estate collections, expenditures, emergency services, fire prevention programs, water plant operations, road maintenance, subdivision progress, and zoning legislation.

The agenda includes an executive session announcement and a public comment period. The board will discuss new business, including the approval of several ordinances recommended by the Planning Commission related to SALDO Article III Revisions, SALDO Article II Revisions, Amended Sewer Section 240-29, and a 1-year limit on Conditional Use Decisions. There is no old business to be discussed.

The Upper Frederick Township Board of Supervisors meeting included discussions and actions on several key items. The board approved a reverse subdivision on Township Line Road and the advertisement of Ordinance 2025-11, which sets a one-year limit on conditional use agreements. The preliminary 2026 budget was presented, highlighting a balanced approach with no tax increases, focusing on smaller paving projects, constructing a new municipal pole barn garage, and electrical system upgrades. The budget overview included discussions on sewer and water funds for Ivy Ridge and Perk Crossing developments. Additionally, the board approved the retainer and engagement letter for ongoing litigation.