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Hanover officials highlight summer events, road work and board appointments
Summary
Committee members reported on community news at the June 13 meeting: a successful EDAC networking event, upcoming road paving in July–August, pool and concert-series participation, a Board of Health appointment, and senior-center growth to 287 members.
Committee members used their time during the meeting to update residents on community events and operations.
A committee member recognized Hanover veteran Chet Kochen for participating in D-Day commemorations and described a successful Economic Development Advisory Council networking event with more than 140 attendees that honored long-standing and new small businesses.
Public works reported road activity and a plan to complete most paving work from July through August. The environmental green team is planning a large shred day in October.
A committee member announced that Christine Gosford will move from alternate to full membership on the Board of Health, creating an alternate vacancy. The official also said COVID-related matters appear to be waning and that bridge striping on Cedar Nose Road (over Route 287) is expected to be completed this week.
Recreation reported nearly 700 pool memberships (about 2,100 people) and promoted a summer concert series that starts July 8; the Brickyard Field ribbon-cutting will coincide with the first concert. A fireworks display is planned for July 1, beginning around 9:15 p.m., with shuttle parking at nearby locations.
Officials closed the meeting by encouraging residents to follow township communications on the website and Facebook; the meeting adjourned.
