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Supervisors approve curative amendment declaring parts of zoning ordinance invalid
Summary
The board approved a motion to declare certain parts of the township zoning ordinance invalid (a curative amendment) on a unanimous vote; the transcript records the motion but does not provide the text of the sections affected.
On June 22, 2026 the Adams Township Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve a motion declaring certain parts of the township zoning ordinance invalid, described in the minutes as a curative amendment. The motion was made by Darryl M. Brandon and seconded by Ronald J. Shemela; the board recorded that the motion passed with all in favor.
The meeting transcript records the board's action but does not include the specific ordinance section numbers or the legal rationale presented during the meeting. As recorded, the action is a board-level declaration; any legal effect or follow-up (such as codification changes, public notice, or appeal periods) is not recorded in the meeting minutes and would need to be confirmed in the ordinance or follow-up documents.
