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Codorus Township retains bank, solicitor and engineers; approves convention delegates
Summary
The board retained Orrstown Bank, Andrew Herrold as solicitor, C.S. Davidson as township engineer, Commonwealth Code Inspection Service personnel for code and zoning duties, and Hanover Land Services as Sewage Enforcement Officer; it also approved delegates and expense reimbursement for conventions.
Codorus Township voted to retain a set of professional service providers for 2025, including Orrstown Bank as the township banking institution, Andrew Herrold as Solicitor to the Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission, and C.S. Davidson, Inc. as Township Engineer. The meeting record also named Simon Schilling (Commonwealth Code Inspection Service) as Codes Enforcement Officer and Zoning Officer and Daniel Schilling as Deputy Zoning Officer, and retained Hanover Land Services as Sewage Enforcement Officer.
Separately, the board agreed to pay registration fees, mileage allowance and attendance fees for township officials attending the York County Supervisors Convention, named voting delegates to the 2025 State Convention, and authorized payment of actual hotel expenses with receipts and meal reimbursement up to $60 per day with receipts.
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