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Residents ask for final certificates of occupancy and a ballot drop box; recreation program reports strong turnout

Williams Township Board of Supervisors ยท September 12, 2024
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Summary

During audience comments residents asked about receiving final certificates of occupancy from Foxlane Homes so they can install generators before winter; one resident requested a mail-in ballot drop box at the municipal building. Recreation Board volunteer Judy reported about 200 children registered for the summer program and Fest-O-Fall is scheduled Sept. 28.

Four residents spoke during the audience comment portion of the Williams Township meeting on Aug. 14 about occupancy certificates and election access.

Devi Kumar of 35 Lisa Way asked when he would receive a final certificate of occupancy so he could install a generator ahead of winter. Benjumea Martha Villegas of 25 Emily Court and Vivek Lohan of 10 Alison Court also said they are awaiting final certificates of occupancy from Foxlane Homes and expressed concern about winter safety and frozen pipes if generators are not installed.

Thomas Little of 700 Texas Road requested a mail-in ballot drop box be placed at the township municipal building.

Separately, a Recreation Board member identified only as Judy reported that approximately 200 children registered for the Summer Recreation Program this year, with about 60โ€“70 children attending each day, and confirmed that Fest-O-Fall is scheduled for Sept. 28 with a rain date of Sept. 29, 2024.

What the board said: No formal action on certificates of occupancy or the ballot-drop-box request was taken during the meeting; staff did not announce specific timelines for issuing final certificates. Residents seeking enforcement or timelines should contact the zoning office for next steps.