Residents raise traffic, burning and permit-fee concerns; board declines permit refund request
During public business, residents asked for signage on Baltimore Pike to warn drivers about increased Amish traffic, and one resident requested a refund of building permit fees which the board declined. Supervisors also discussed stop signs and a burning complaint policy.
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During the Oct. 20 meeting's public input, resident Caroll Myers asked whether signs could be posted on Baltimore Pike near Davidsburg Road to alert drivers to a recent influx of Amish people in the community; the secretary was directed to contact PennDOT because Baltimore Pike is a state road. The request was recorded as a follow-up action rather than an immediate board directive.
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