Committee splits on whether township employees or outside experts should draft the administrative code
Members of the Millcreek Transition Advisory Committee argued over whether to have township employees draft the new administrative code or to hire external experts; concerns included conflict of interest, legal review workload and a December completion timeline.
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Committee members raised repeated concerns that employees drafting the administrative code could create the "appearance of a conflict of interest," and several members urged the supervisors to fund an outside request for proposals (RFP) process to buy professional expertise.
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