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Residents raise traffic, school demolition and water-hookup concerns during township meeting
Summary
Residents told the board that construction at East Market and Mount Zion roads has created unsafe lane restrictions, that plans to demolish East York Elementary worry neighbors, and that mandatory hookups to a York Water main on Druck Valley Road could impose large costs on homeowners; the board said it will follow up with PennDOT and York Water.
Several township residents used the public-comment portion of the Springettsbury Township Board of Supervisors meeting to press officials on three separate local concerns.
Warren Weaver, who gave his address for the record, described repeated traffic backups at East Market and Mount Zion roads while Kinsley performs work he believes is related to a gas pipeline or to the Mount Zion Commons project. "The lane restrictions are significant," Weaver said, adding that traffic signals and cones were arranged in ways that blocked routine turns and caused people to move unpredictably when arrows changed. Board members said PennDOT issued…
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