Former North Lebanon Township manager Cheri Grumbine voiced various concerns with the Lebanon County Regional Police Department draft charter and budget at a North Lebanon and North Cornwall Regional Police Development Committee meeting last week.
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Cornwall Borough considers combining citizens’ and lakefront amendments
The Cornwall Borough Council plans to direct the Planning and Zoning Commission and engineer to consider merging the Cornwall United 4 Responsible Development Citizen’s Text Amendment and the Byler Holdings Lake Resort Community Text Amendment.
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North Cornwall Twp. supervisors view Quittie Park land development plan
The North Cornwall Township Board of Supervisors viewed the land development plan for the privately-funded Lebanon Quittie Park Land Development Plan at its meeting Tuesday.
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Byler Holdings, Cornwall engineer still reviewing comments on subdivision plan
The Cornwall Borough Planning and Zoning Commission heard updates to business including the Cornwall Properties/Byler Holdings Rexmont Road subdivision and proposed Lake Resort Community Text Amendment at its meeting Monday.
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Annville adopts ordinances, updates property code to facilitate police merger
The Annville Township Board of Commissioners unanimously adopted two ordinances aimed at improving parking enforcement and rental license regulation, mirroring Palmyra Borough’s restrictions, and updated the Property Maintenance Code during their recent meeting.
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Heidelberg board agrees to $274,490 remodel bid for township building
The Heidelberg Township Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to accept a $274,490 bid from A.K. Petersheim Builders, LLC, for the exterior remodel of the township building at its meeting Tuesday.
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Lebanon City Council approves disaster relief plan despite some objections
The Lebanon City Council adopted a Hazard Mitigation Plan, despite objections to its climate change references, with a 3-to-2 vote at Monday’s meeting.
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Regional police steering committee reviews draft of updated charter
The steering committee for the North Cornwall and North Lebanon Township proposed regional police department reviewed an updated version of the department charter Thursday.
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North Lebanon Township supervisors advertise for 2024 paving
The North Lebanon Township Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to advertise for bids for the 2024 paving project.
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South Annville board approves Garman Legacy’s project at Candler’s Pointe
The South Annville Township Board of Supervisors approved Garman Legacy’s conditional use application for a 60-apartment and 90-townhouse development at Candler’s Pointe in their February meeting.
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Myerstown Borough Council approves Knox Box ordinance for emergencies
Myerstown Borough Council agreed to approve Ordinance 875 requiring Knox Boxes for certain properties at its meeting Tuesday, Feb. 13.
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South Londonderry supervisors examine tower proposal and award contracts
The South Londonderry Township Board of Supervisors reviewed a special zoning exception for a proposed Verizon cell tower, awarded bids for various township projects, and tabled the Lebanon County 2023 Hazard Mitigation Plan.
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Cornwall to consider no-truck ordinance for Miners Village and Rexmont Road
The Cornwall Borough Council unanimously agreed to direct to the Planning Commission to evaluate enacting a no-truck ordinance for Miners Village and Rexmont Road at Monday’s meeting.
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North Cornwall supervisors promote Justin Thompson to township manager
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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Annville Twp. commissioners approve drop-off center rules, police substation
Annville Township’s Board of Commissioners discussed Drop-Off Center updates, approval for the police substation, and upcoming events on Tuesday, Feb. 6.
