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Votes at a glance: Tri-County commission approves minutes, 10 subdivision staff comments, zoning tweaks, intergovernmental reviews and two project authoriztions
Summary
At its June 2 meeting the Tri-County Regional Planning Commission approved routine minutes and transfer items, ratified staff comments on 10 subdivision plans, endorsed a Derry Township zoning definition change, accepted seven intergovernmental reviews, and authorized staff to pursue a Growing Greener application and the West Hanover trails study.
The Tri-County Regional Planning Commission on June 2 approved a series of routine and project-related items in voice votes, including minutes, financial transfers, staff comments on subdivision plans, zoning amendments and project authorizations.
Among the actions taken by the commission:
- Approved minutes from the May 5 meeting and accepted the treasurer’s report showing $4,231.50 on hand.
- Approved transfers and expenditures as presented.
- Ratified staff comments on 10 subdivision/land-development plans after a motion to take all ten together.
- Voted to accept a zoning amendment submitted by Derry Township that clarifies the definitions of "veterinary hospital" and "veterinary office."
- Reviewed a proposed revision to a solar-energy ordinance in another township and directed staff’s letter of concern; staff noted the revision contained loose definitions and recommended further cleanup. The commission voted to register that position while permitting the municipality to continue the process.
- Accepted seven intergovernmental reviews, including City of Harrisburg Division Street safety improvements and a related highway project.
- Authorized staff to proceed with a Growing Greener (DCNR) grant application to fund preliminary engineering for five watershed projects and authorized the commission chair to sign application material.
- Approved the West Hanover Township Trails Feasibility Study, acknowledging the study as the first step toward implementing a bicycle and pedestrian network.
Most votes were recorded as aye by voice; the record does not show a roll-call tally for individual commissioners. Where a mover or seconder was named in the transcript, that is noted in the actions list below.
