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Antis Township adopts 25 mph speed limit for Frye and Lower Johnson developments

Antis Township Board of Supervisors · December 5, 2024
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Summary

The Antis Township Board adopted Ordinance #5-2024 to set a 25 mph speed limit in the Frye and Lower Johnson residential developments; the vote was 5-0. The ordinance was presented by Solicitor Fanelli and adopted with no roll-call dissent.

Solicitor Fanelli presented Ordinance #5-2024 to establish residential districts and set a 25 mph speed limit in the Frye and Lower Johnson developments. The board adopted the ordinance on the motion of Supervisor Benjamin Hornberger, seconded by Supervisor Susan Kensinger; the adoption carried on a 5-0 voice vote.

The ordinance applies specifically to the two named developments and was presented during the solicitor's report. The board did not record any public comment on the change. The formal action appears as Ordinance #5-2024 in meeting minutes and was entered by the township solicitor.