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Board actions: approvals, resolutions and zoning recommendation from Feb. 3, 2025 meeting

Douglass Township Board of Supervisors · February 3, 2025
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Summary

At its Feb. 3, 2025 meeting the Douglass Township Board unanimously approved minutes and agenda, accepted departmental reports, adopted Resolution No. 02032025-02 (Avante Apartments temporary subdivision) and conditionally recommended withdrawal of opposition — and authorized attendance — for the 1446 Grosser Road variance; motions and votes are summarized below.

The Board recorded the following formal actions on Feb. 3, 2025:

- Approved minutes of the Jan. 21, 2025 Board of Supervisors meeting (motion by Josh Stouch, second by Sara Carpenter). Vote: Bergstresser-Aye, Stouch-Aye, Carpenter-Aye. - Approved the Feb. 3, 2025 agenda (motion by Josh Stouch, second by Don Bergstresser). Vote: unanimous. - Accepted the Police Department 2024 Annual Report (motion by Josh Stouch, second by Sara Carpenter). Vote: unanimous. - Tabled Resolution No. 02032025-01 (Amendment to Municipal Police Cooperative Agreement) at the Solicitor's request to allow updated language to reflect additional departments. - Adopted Resolution No. 02032025-02 for a temporary two-lot subdivision of Avante Apartments (motion by Josh Stouch, second by Don Bergstresser). Vote: unanimous. - Accepted Public Works and Treasurer reports and the Manager's report (motions all passed unanimously). - Recommended withdrawal of opposition to the variance at 1446 Grosser Road if the applicant revises the plan to a one-bedroom in-law quarters with deed-restriction conditions, and separately voted to recommend support of the revised plan and authorized the Solicitor to attend the Feb. 5 Zoning Hearing Board meeting to convey that support (motions passed unanimously).

All recorded roll-call votes in the transcript show Bergstresser, Stouch and Carpenter voting "Aye" on recorded motions.