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Longswamp Planning Commission re-elects Preston Boyer as chair, sets annual report schedule
Summary
On Jan. 7 the Longswamp Planning Commission selected its 2025 officers (Preston Boyer, chair; Greg Kupar, vice-chair; David River, recording secretary), reviewed member term expirations, and tasked the chair with finalizing the 2024 annual report for February presentation and Board submission by March 1.
The Longswamp Township Planning Commission reorganized Jan. 7, electing officers for 2025 and directing staff on next administrative steps.
Chris Moore nominated Preston Boyer for chair, and Greg Kupar seconded; the minutes record that Preston Boyer "received 4 votes" and was selected as chair. Chris Moore then nominated Greg Kupar for vice-chair (seconded by Kerry Meitzler); the minutes record Kupar "received 4 votes" and he was selected. Chris Moore nominated David River for recording secretary (seconded by Kerry Meitzler); River "received 4 votes" and was selected.
The commission approved the Nov. 6, 2024 meeting minutes on a motion by Kerry Meitzler, seconded by Greg Kupar. Officials present at the Jan. 7 meeting included Commissioners Boyer, Kupar, Moore, Meitzler and Recording Secretary David River; township staff present included Joni McPike (Township Secretary/Treasurer), Jill Smith, PE (Hanover Engineering Associates) and Solicitor Beth Kohl of Barley Snyder.
Announcements listed member term expiration dates: Chris Moore (Dec. 31, 2028), Greg Kupar (Dec. 31, 2028), Kerry Meitzler (Dec. 31, 2027), Preston Boyer (Dec. 31, 2027), and Dave River (Dec. 31, 2025). The chair will finalize edits to the draft 2024 Annual Report and present it at the February commission meeting so it can be forwarded to the Board of Supervisors by the March 1, 2025 deadline.
The commission also discussed updating SALDO submittal procedures and forms to reduce redundant copies and storage needs; Joni McPike led that discussion. There were no public comments. On a motion by Chris Moore, seconded by Greg Kupar, the commission adjourned at 8:35 p.m. The minutes were signed by Recording Secretary David River.
