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Conewago supervisors release $9,910 for poultry house, approve stormwater plan and traffic studies
Summary
The board unanimously released $9,910 in remaining financial security for the Zimmerman poultry house, approved a stormwater management plan contingent on RETTEW comments, and approved two traffic-engineering actions including signage advertisement for Deodate Road.
The Conewago Township Board of Supervisors on May 5 approved several land-development and traffic-engineering actions, including a $9,910 release of remaining financial security for a poultry house, conditional approval of a stormwater plan, and approval of traffic studies and related signage advertising.
Supervisor Frank Graybill moved to release the remaining financial security of $9,910 for the Zimmerman poultry house, citing a RETTEW letter dated April 22, 2025; Chair Mimi Legro seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The board also approved a stormwater management plan tied to Brian Etter contingent upon satisfaction of comments 1–3 in a RETTEW memo dated April 25, 2025; Vice-Chair Mike Long moved that approval and Graybill seconded.
On traffic engineering matters the board approved a curve warning study (motion by Graybill, second by Legro) and authorized Nikolaus & Hohenadel to advertise signage based on the Deodate Road speed study (motion by Legro, second by Graybill). All motions passed with unanimous votes.
The approvals reference engineering firm RETTEW and firm Nikolaus & Hohenadel for traffic-study work and advertising; the minutes do not record additional technical details or timelines for implementation.
