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Hilltown supervisors adopt MS4 pollution‑reduction plan and approve site plan conditions, grant temporary hours extension

Hilltown Township Board of Supervisors · June 24, 2024
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Summary

The Hilltown Board adopted an amended MS4 pollution‑reduction plan (advertised with a public comment period and no written comments received), conditionally approved a revised mini‑storage final plan subject to engineering items and a paved turnaround, and approved a temporary extension of hours for H&K from July 1–31, 2024.

The Hilltown Board of Supervisors took three procedural and permitting votes during the meeting.

Adopted: amended pollution‑reduction plan (MS4). The township engineer presented a revised pollution‑reduction/total maximum daily load plan required by the MS4 program; the changes were advertised with a 30‑day comment period and the township received no written comments. The board moved, seconded and adopted the revised plan by voice vote.

Approved (conditional): revised final land‑development plan for a mini‑storage facility on County Line Road. Planning staff and the township engineer said the Planning Commission recommended revised final approval subject to the items in the township engineer’s May 24, 2024 review letter and to paving a turnaround area in the rear of the site to accommodate fire and delivery vehicle turning movements. The board moved and seconded a conditional approval consistent with those recommendations; the motion passed by voice vote.

Approved: H&K temporary extension of hours. The board granted a request from H&K for a temporary extension of operating hours from July 1 through July 31, 2024 (6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.) for private customers. Supervisors moved, seconded and approved the extension by voice vote.

Votes at the meeting were taken by voice; the transcript records the motions and that the motions carried, but it does not include roll‑call tallies in the transcript.