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At-a-glance: key actions from Upper HanoverTownship April 15, 2025 work session

Upper Hanover Township Board of Supervisors · April 15, 2025
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Summary

The board declined dedication of Morgan Hill Drive, expressed preferences regarding the Audubon UBC entrance, asked solicitors to explore a limited Northgate dedication, and unanimously adjourned at 10:35 AM on a motion by Dottie Diehl, seconded by Ben Fiorito.

Key actions recorded in the April 15, 2025 work session minutes of the Upper Hanover Township Board of Supervisors:

- Morgan Hill Drive: Board unanimously declined to accept dedication; the road will remain private. The decision will be communicated to the HOA. (SEG 001)

- Audubon/UBC entrance: Board expressed preference that the entrance remain private if PennDOT allows, and favored cross-easement and joint-use protections and potential island removal to enable realignment; recorded as board preference and direction to require appropriate language in development documents. (SEG 002)

- Northgate Blvd.: Staff reported multiple stormwater and infrastructure deficiencies; board asked solicitors to investigate a limited dedication option from Route 663 to just below Morgan Hill Road and directed staff to provide the HOA with lists of repairs needed and ongoing maintenance responsibilities. (SEG 003)

- Adjournment: Motion to adjourn by Assistant Secretary Dottie Diehl, seconded by Vice-Chairperson Ben Fiorito; meeting unanimously adjourned at 10:35 AM.

Why it matters: the items above affect future maintenance responsibilities, traffic operations along Route 663 and neighborhood access, and staff workload for remediation and permitting follow-up. These are recorded as board decisions or directions in the meeting minutes rather than as formal ordinances or binding approvals.