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Upper Hanover board approves contracts, escrow releases and appointment in routine business session

Upper Hanover Township Board of Supervisors ยท June 1, 2026
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Summary

The board approved multiple escrow releases (including $643,633.56), authorized contracts and solicitations, appointed Dale Young to the Planning Commission, and authorized several resolutions and engineering work at its Feb. 8 meeting.

Upper Hanover Township supervisors on Feb. 8 handled a range of municipal business: they approved several escrow releases, awarded contracts and authorized engineering and procurement steps for road and drainage work.

Engineer John Weber recommended and the board approved release of three escrows: Scott Ferguson plan review ($645.22), Upper Hanover Development Associations, LLC ($643,633.56), and ELC Macoby Run, LLC Phase 4A ($20,783.83). The board approved these releases unanimously.

The board awarded a one-year extension for the bituminous seal coat (oil & chip) contract, authorized soliciting annual road maintenance bids and an RFP for turf care, and awarded a propane contract to Eddinger at a unit price of $1.84. The Bridge and Road Committee was authorized to pursue stormwater analysis and coordination with outside agencies at an estimated $5,000 to address drainage on Gramm Road/Frye Road/11th Street.

Manager Anne W. Klepfer was authorized to subscribe to Constant Contact for an e-newsletter at a cost not to exceed $400 per year. The board appointed Dale Young to the unexpired alternate term on the Planning Commission. The board also approved Resolution 2022-13 (PennDOT e-permitting authorization for the manager), Resolution 2022-14 (2022 fee schedule amendment), and Resolution 2022-15 (designating the manager as the township FEMA DAP-1 representative); Resolution 2022-12 (MONTCO2040 grant application) was tabled for further investigation.

The minutes record these procedural approvals and motions but do not provide verbatim debate. No dollar amounts for contract awards (other than escrow and the unit propane price) or vendor names beyond those recorded in the minutes were provided for all items.