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Votes at a glance: East Hempfield supervisors acknowledge rezoning petition, award bridge contract, adopt hazard plan and approve county MOU
Summary
At its Sept. 3 meeting the Board of Supervisors unanimously approved multiple routine and action items: acknowledgment of a rezoning petition for 200 Running Pump Road, award of the Dair Road Bridge contract to the low bidder, adoption of the Lancaster County hazard mitigation update (Resolution 2025-23), and authorization of an updated county planning memorandum of understanding.
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The East Hempfield Township Board of Supervisors approved several administrative and project-related items during its Sept. 3 meeting, recording unanimous 4-0 votes on each action.
Acknowledgment of rezoning petition: The board acknowledged receipt of a petition from TLK Partners to rezone 200 Running Pump Road from low-density residential to enterprise and authorized submission of the petition to the township and county planning agencies for review. The item was an acknowledgment only; no public discussion was recorded.
Dair Road Bridge reconstruction contract: Staff reported four bidders for the Dair Road Bridge reconstruction. The low bidder was reported as LowBar Site Development Corporation with a low bid of $784,050. Staff said grants totaling $1.3 million were in place for the project, and the board voted to award the contract to the low bidder (motion passed 4-0).
Lancaster County Hazard Mitigation Plan: The board adopted Resolution 2025-23 to align the township with the 2025 Lancaster County Hazard Mitigation Plan update, a FEMA-required five-year update that preserves eligibility for future hazard mitigation grants. The board voted 4-0 to adopt the resolution.
County planning memorandum of understanding: The supervisors authorized the township manager to sign an updated memorandum of understanding with the Lancaster County Planning Commission that outlines planning services and expectations between the county and the township. The vote was 4-0.
Consent agenda and adjournment: The consent agenda was approved without discussion earlier in the meeting (4-0). The meeting concluded with the manager’s report and an adjournment at the close of business.

