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Dickinson Township board adopts administrative-fee and depository resolutions; interim manager to complete reference checks

Dickinson Township Board of Supervisors · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The board unanimously adopted Resolution 2025-01 establishing application, review and inspection administrative fees and Resolution 2025-02 designating township depositories and authorized signers; interim manager Lucas Martsolf will complete reference checks for three local manager candidates and report back to the board.

The Dickinson Township Board of Supervisors adopted two administrative resolutions at its Jan. 6 meeting: Resolution 2025-01, establishing application, review and inspection administrative fees, and Resolution 2025-02, designating depositories for township funds and authorizing account signers. Both motions passed unanimously.

Resolution 2025-01 was moved by Vice Chairperson Jennifer DeGaetano and seconded by Supervisor Robert "Bob" Line III; the minutes record the board adopting the fee-resolution unanimously but do not list specific fee amounts in the meeting text. Resolution 2025-02 was moved by Supervisor Line and seconded by Vice Chairperson DeGaetano and likewise passed unanimously; specific banks or signer names are not itemized in the minutes.

In staff reports Interim Manager Lucas Martsolf told the board that interviews for the township manager position have concluded, and he will complete reference checks on Jan. 7 for three local candidates. Martsolf said community meetings with the candidates were not part of the original agreement but that he will provide the board a comprehensive report on the applicants.

The zoning officer also noted a vacancy on the ASA board for a citizen representative. The minutes do not specify effective dates or dollar amounts for the adopted fee schedule or details of the depository designations; those specifics are not included in the meeting text.