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Votes at a glance: Springettsbury approves contracts, recognitions and two subdivisions actions
Summary
At its February meeting the board approved consent items, contract supplements for CDM Smith ($97,500), Abel Recon ($73,300) and GES Automation ($79,750); recognized four volunteers; approved SD2025-0001 (Lake Hirsch); and denied SD2023-0002 (Druck Valley) due to unresolved waivers.
Springettsbury Township recorded several formal actions at its meeting.
Approvals - Consent agenda items 5a–5f: approved unanimously. - CDM Smith contract supplement (zoning/SLDO update): authorization not to exceed $97,500; approved. - Abel Recon proposal (Scholten Drive storm sewer lining/realignment): authorization not to exceed $73,300; approved. - GES Automation Technology contract (wastewater treatment alarm/ignition system): authorization not to exceed $79,750; approved. - SD2025-0001 (Lake Hirsch, 1351 Haines Road extended): two-lot combination into 1 lot (4.867 acres) approved with listed waivers and conditions.
Denials and other actions - SD2023-0002 (Druck Valley Road) preliminary plan: denied after supervisors concluded two required waivers (including cul-de-sac length/access configuration) were not met; staff noted the plan cannot move forward until the waivers are rectified. - Four recognition resolutions were adopted honoring Timothy Staub, James Tanzola (also referenced as Jim Tanzel/Tanzola), James Breyer and Michael Lavia. - The board acknowledged the resignation of Brian Kaufman as an alternate to the Zoning Hearing Board.
Votes were recorded via vocal 'Aye' at the meeting for the listed motions; where roll-call names were not read, outcomes are recorded as the board reported them in the meeting minutes.
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