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Following the retirement of former township manager Tom Long, the North Cornwall Township Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to promote public works director Justin Thompson to the position at its meeting Tuesday.
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Long had planned for Thompson to take over his role since around 2019.
The board also unanimously accepted Thompson’s resignation from the Recreation Board and, in turn, unanimously agreed to appoint Long to the rec board in his place. They also unanimously agreed to appoint Sam Abrams to the Vacancy Board.
Also Tuesday, supervisors discussed a complaint about street parking near the West Walnut Street and Quittapahilla Drive intersection, and they authorized solicitor Amy Leonard to draft an ordinance banning parking on a stretch from North Mill Street to the curb. The ordinance will be advertised for public hearing at a future meeting.
In other news, the board:
- Unanimously approved the Dec. 13 police regionalization steering committee minutes, and reviewed the report from the Jan. 25 meeting.
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- Unanimously approved their Jan. 16 meeting minutes.
- Unanimously approved Resolution 2024-09 establishing the 2024 fee schedule.
- Unanimously approved Resolution 2024-10 updating the right-to-know policy to comply with federal standards.
The North Cornwall Board of Supervisors meets the first Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m.
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