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Residents urge repairs at Moore School intersection, raise policing and planning concerns
Summary
During public comment at the June 10 Kiskiminetas Township meeting, residents described a police incident on Edmon Road, asked the township to repair a washed-out gully at the Moore School intersection with Garvers Ferry Road, and raised that the Planning Commission is considering a data center ordinance and possible CDBG funding.
Several residents used the public-comment portion of the Kiskiminetas Township meeting on June 10 to raise public-safety and planning concerns.
Charles Casella described a recent police incident on Edmon Road and asked the board for attention or follow-up. The minutes record his comment but do not show a formal response or a scheduled township action.
Rebecca Rupert urged repair of a washed-out gully at the Moore School intersection with Garvers Ferry Road, citing safety concerns. Supervisor Addie Birch later commented on the same gully and on the Eagle Scout pavilion project.
Doug Sproat told the board that the Planning Commission is considering a data center ordinance and that he had discussed Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds availability with the county planning director. H. Ross later addressed the data center topic and the CDBG program during supervisor comments.
The public-comment items prompted supervisor remarks but no formal votes or specific repair dates are recorded in the minutes. The board’s minutes do not document a formal directive or a scheduled timeline for road repairs or planning action at this meeting.
The meeting adjourned at 8:09 p.m.
