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Oct 16, 2026
Nov 18, 2026
Removing the existing bridge superstructure and cutting and capping the existing substructures on Township bridges LDT-102 (Gingrich Road) and LDT-103 (Zion Road) and then constructing a new COSTARS supplied superstructure on these bridges.
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Census ID
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174423
Population
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4,925
Procurement Difficulty Score
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38 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Londonderry Township
The board approved several operational and financial items, including a network hardware upgrade, records management labor, and the purchase of infield material for athletic fields. Conditional approval was granted for a softball tournament at Sunset Park. Zoning matters included the approval of waivers and a development plan for the Nissley property, and a rezoning petition for Indian Rock Properties was forwarded to the planning commission. The board authorized an application for a greenway grant and approved construction payments and change orders for the Conewago Creek restoration project. Additionally, the board approved asphalt purchases for roadway maintenance and generator repairs, and finalized the seasonal hire list for the golf course.
The commission reviewed and made recommendations for two development projects. For the Stephens, Graybill, and Willard/Matincheck project, the commission recommended approvals for various waivers related to subdivision plans, curbs, gutters, and sidewalks, and provided conditional approval of the final plan contingent upon easement and waiver requirements. Furthermore, the commission recommended a deferment of a subdivision plan to Conewago Township for a property on Beagle Road. Discussion also took place regarding potential future data center submissions and status updates on previously approved land development projects.
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The board discussed and approved several operational and financial matters, including a grant application, the hiring of a golf course manager, and a revised engineer retainer agreement. Financial approvals included the payoff of the fire station mortgage and internal fund transfers. Zoning and land development items were addressed, specifically lot add-ons and deferment requests to neighboring municipalities. The board also reviewed department reports covering fire safety, public works, and golf course maintenance. Citizen input included concerns regarding illegal dirt bike usage on local streets, noise levels from a local warehouse facility, and inquiries regarding structural repairs for a church and existing data center ordinances.
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