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Board approves resolution honoring former commissioner, consent items, subdivisions and a contract date change

Board of Commissioners of East Pennsboro Township · June 17, 2026
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Summary

At its June 17 meeting the East Pennsboro board unanimously adopted a resolution honoring Edward Deal, approved consent‑agenda items including reduction of a public improvement financial security, approved site and subdivision plans for local properties, and approved a contract change order shifting a culvert delivery date to 2027 at no additional cost.

The East Pennsboro Township Board of Commissioners took several routine but official actions at its June 17 business meeting.

The board unanimously adopted Resolution 2026‑13 honoring Edward Warren Deal for his military and community service; the resolution was read into the record, signed by the township manager and commissioners, and received applause.

On the consent agenda the board approved the reduction of the public improvement financial security tied to an EASD turf field improvements project from $12,171.50 to zero and approved other listed consent items without objection.

Under new business the board approved site improvement and subdivision items: the final site‑improvement plan for 751 Trail Lane (consolidation of lots for home construction in the RC district) and preliminary/final simple subdivision and lot‑line adjustments for 401 Fourth Street and 403 Miller Street. Staff and the planning commission recommended approval and the board voted in favor of the motions.

The board also approved a contract change order with Monarch Products to move a culvert delivery date to June 25, 2027; staff stated the schedule change carries no additional cost. Payroll and fund disbursement motions covering two ranges in May and June were also approved.

Votes on the record were recorded as carried and several motions noted 4–0 tallies; no contested votes or amendments were recorded on these items at the meeting.