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West Rockhill supervisors reorganize leadership, confirm Jan Dietz as Park & Rec member
Summary
At its reorganization meeting, the West Rockhill Township Board of Supervisors confirmed Jay Keiser as chair, kept Al Sherman as vice chair, reassigned the Park & Rec liaison to Dave Rice and appointed Jan Dietz from alternate to full Park & Rec member; all motions passed by voice vote.
At its reorganization meeting the West Rockhill Township Board of Supervisors confirmed Jay Keiser as chair and kept Al Sherman listed as vice chair, with motions approved by voice vote.
The reorganizational slate also designated Dave Rice as a board member and reassigned the Park and Recreation liaison to Rice. A supervisor moved to appoint Jan Dietz from an alternate to a full Park & Rec member; that motion was seconded and approved by the board.
Why this matters: annual reorganizations set the township’s leadership, committee liaisons and professional designations for the coming year, which determines who represents the township on regional bodies and who will serve as first contacts for planning, police and public works issues.
The presiding supervisor read a roster of township appointments and professional firms for the year, naming Suzanne Clark as tax collector; David Clymer and Doreen Hansen on township orders with one vacancy; Greg Lippincott as township treasurer and zoning officer; Steve Bawa of Wyndham Associates as township engineer; Bowman Associates as traffic engineer; Castle Valley as township water and sewer consultant; and Jack Wurstel Law Offices as conflict solicitor. The board affirmed regional police representation with Al Sherman and the chair continuing service on that body.
A supervisor noted one change to committee membership beyond Park & Rec: Jan Dietz’s status moved from temporary/alternate to a full member. The board approved the change by voice vote; the chair welcomed Dietz to her new role.
The board also discussed PSATS annual conference registration and confirmed the township can register supervisors who cannot sign up themselves.
The meeting record shows the board approved the reorganization under a resolution read for the record; members voted aloud to adopt it. The meeting then moved on to other business and into executive session with no public comment recorded.
