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Oct 5, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Cecil Township Board of Supervisors Regular Monthly Meeting
The board meeting included recognizing a police officer's retirement and commending the Parks and Rec Board for a successful festival. Key administrative actions involved the creation and appointment of a Director of Public Safety, as well as multiple personnel hires for the police and fire departments. The board addressed zoning and land development matters, including a public hearing regarding an ordinance text change in the light industrial district and approval of several site plans and subdivisions. Additionally, the board awarded a contract for a flooring replacement project at the township building and certified the 2027 minimum municipal obligation for the uniform pension plan.
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The board reviewed previous decisions regarding road site plans, subdivision plans, and residential development phases. New business included the approval of a land development site plan for a collision center, and a lot line revision subdivision plan. Discussions also touched upon the upcoming Fall Festival and correspondence from the county planning commission.
Sep 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Cecil Township Municipal Authority Monthly Meeting
The board discussed a variety of engineering and project management matters, including the Village of Lawrence Collection System Agreement, the Rudzik project maintenance, and unresolved complaints. The meeting covered the approval of a final Penvest payment request and the project closeout for Traditions of America Phase Seven. There was consideration of bond reduction applications for the Silver Creek Plan Residential Phase Two and Iron Ridge Phase One. Additionally, updates were provided on the Millers Run Lift Station emergency repairs, permit submissions for the Cherry Brook Lift Station, the Millers Run Nighttime Flow Isolation Study, and a capacity analysis for the Cool Valley development.
The board addressed two primary agenda items. The first involved a special exception application for property improvements, including landscaping and parking modifications, resulting in the board granting several dimensional variances and waivers. The second item was an appeal concerning a previously issued permit for a slide structure, where arguments were presented regarding the zoning officer's authority to issue the permit, with the township seeking its revocation.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
