Steven Harlacher

The meeting included a public hearing regarding the intermunicipal transfer of a restaurant liquor license to a new Wawa store location. Discussion focused on the applicant's safety policies, such as 100% carding, the use of ID scanners, staff training, surveillance measures, and adherence to operational hour restrictions. Following the hearing, the board addressed a public complaint regarding a neighbor feeding feral cats and discussed potential actions for managing the situation within local ordinances.

The Board of Supervisors discussed various community issues, including fence construction in easements, quarry noise disturbances, and zoning code amendments for food trucks. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to public comment and debate regarding the proposed ICE 287(g) agreement, which was ultimately tabled indefinitely. The Board also approved resolutions for sewer planning modules, financial security for land development projects, a fair share agreement with the York Fairgrounds, and a severe weather emergency declaration. Additionally, multiple payment applications for sewer rehabilitation projects were authorized, and a contract for the Market Street pump station force main lining was approved. Stormwater infrastructure issues in Hayden Heights and updates to traffic signal maintenance agreements were also addressed.

This document presents technical studies prepared for the West Manchester Township Comprehensive Plan 2035. It provides an in-depth analysis of key areas including population and demographics, economic profiles, real estate market conditions (office, industrial, retail, and residential), and land use and development capacity. The studies also assess codes and zoning, transportation, water infrastructure, parks, community facilities, and natural and historical features, all intended to inform the Township's long-term strategic direction and development objectives.

The committee discussed plans and funding opportunities for Little Conewago Creek, requested volunteers for upcoming community events including Gift Card Bingo and an Old-Time Carnival, and coordinated details for Wellness Day. Additionally, updates were provided regarding the Lion's Club sponsorship of outdoor movie equipment, the Walk and Talk group's spring schedule, progress on the new pavilion construction at Ben Williams Park, and the installation of electricity at Dunedin Park.

The board discussed public parking concerns on Weldon Drive and received an update regarding a proposed fair share agreement with the York Fairgrounds. Financial actions included the release of a performance bond for a Wawa development, a reduction in financial security for a residential project on Weldon Drive, and the approval of two grant applications for conservation improvements. Additionally, the board appointed a member to the Zoning Hearing Board, increased the garbage sticker fee, authorized the destruction of records, and ratified a snow emergency declaration. Departmental reports were reviewed, and the payment of outstanding bills was approved.