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Votes at a glance: Harborcreek approves minutes, payments, lien relief, CMC final plan and burning ordinance

Harborcreek Township Board of Supervisors · March 18, 2026
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Summary

The board approved routine business (minutes, bills, street-light liens) and carried motions approving Penn State’s CMC final plan and adopting Amendment 2024-241-1 to prohibit burning recyclables, leaves and brush; the transcript records some affirmative votes but does not provide complete roll-call tallies.

At its March 18 meeting, the Harborcreek Township Board of Supervisors recorded the following actions and motions:

- Approval of minutes from the March 4 meeting: motion moved and seconded; motion carried (affirmative votes recorded in transcript but no full roll call provided).

- Approval to pay township bills (bill list referenced as 6-26): motion moved, seconded and carried; affirmative votes recorded in the transcript.

- Motion to satisfy street-light liens for tax years 2016–2020 in the total amount of $832.59: motion moved, seconded and carried.

- Motion to approve final land-development plan for Penn State Behrend’s CMC building at Knowledge Park (final plan per planning commission recommendation): motion moved and seconded; supervisors on the record voted in favor; approval contingent on township engineer’s review letter and outstanding ENS/PDS/sewer letters.

- Motion to adopt Amendment 2024-241-1 to prohibit burning of recyclable materials and prohibit burning of leaves and brush (to align with state law following DEP notice): motion moved by Shelly, second recorded, adoption carried as recorded in transcript. Transcript records affirmative votes by Mr. May and the mayor; a full roll call was not provided.

Where the meeting transcript records only partial voting information, the articles above note the limitation; the township clerk/meeting minutes should be consulted for the official roll call and final tally.