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Votes at a glance: Chanceford supervisors approve ordinances, resolution, bank move and vendor agreements
Summary
At the April 13 meeting the board unanimously approved advertising Ordinance 2026-3 (parking regulations), adopted Resolution 2026-5 (engineer dwelling-rights fee), authorized CGA zoning integration, approved agreement with E Code 360, moved township accounts to Univest, approved bills and carried several routine motions.
The Chanceford Township Board of Supervisors recorded several unanimous motions and approvals during its April 13 meeting:
- Approval of minutes: The board approved the March 23, 2026 minutes as written (motion by Bradley Smith; second by Lawrence Hare).
- Road Maintenance/Right-of-Way agreement: Kent Heffner moved to ratify the agreement for Laura R. Sietz, Mark W. and Joyce L. Frey and Rosalie B. Bitter; motion carried unanimously.
- Procurement and asset disposition: The board awarded 2026 material and equipment bids (motion carried unanimously) and approved the sale of a 2018 Caterpillar 299D2 skid steer for $55,000 (motion carried unanimously).
- Ordinance and resolution actions: The board voted to advertise Ordinance 2026-3 (regulating parking on certain township roads and imposing penalties) and adopted Resolution 2026-5 (establishing a policy that the appointed township engineer will determine dwelling rights at $135/hour billable to requestor). The board also authorized CGA to integrate adopted standalone ordinances into the zoning ordinance and proceed with advertising; all motions carried unanimously.
- Vendor and banking actions: The board approved an agreement with E Code 360 and voted to move general fund, state fund, recreation fund and community building fund accounts from ACNB/York Traditions to Univest Bank; motions carried unanimously.
- Approval of bills and adjournment: The board approved payment of bills and adjourned at 9:15 p.m.
All recorded motions at the meeting carried unanimously; no recorded formal dissent or abstentions appeared in the minutes.
