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Gettysburg Borough Council Meeting – 5/13/2024


Borough of Gettysburg
Reception for SGT Larry Weikert 6:30 PM
Council Business Meeting Agenda ‐ Monday, May 13, 2024 – 7:00 PM
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I. Council – Call to Order President Moon
II. Moment of Silence and Pledge of Allegiance President Moon
III. Welcome and Opening Remarks President Moon
IV. Announcements President Moon
An executive session of the Borough Council of the Borough of Gettysburg was
conducted immediately following the adjournment of the April 22, 2024 monthly
work session of the Borough Council consistent with section 708(a)(1) and section
708(a)(5) of the Sunshine Act.
An executive session will be conducted immediately following the adjournment of this
evening’s monthly general business meeting consistent with section 708(a)(1) and
section 708(a)(5) of the Sunshine Act for the following purposes: (1) to provide
information and to discuss matters of employment, the terms and conditions of
employment and the evaluation of performance of current Borough employees; and
(2) to review and discuss matters of Borough business which, if conducted in public,
could lead to the disclosure of information or matters of confidentiality protected by
law.
V. Approval of Agenda and Minutes – Council
A motion to approve the May 13, 2024 agenda as presented.
A motion to approve minutes of the Council Meeting of April 8, 2024 and the Council
Work Session on April 22, 2024 as presented.
VI. Special Presentation
Mayor Frealing presented a proclamation to Sergeant Larry Weikert, retired on
April 12, 2024 after 35 years of service.
VII. Public Comment (Restricted to Items on the Agenda)
VIII. Current and Old Business

A. Planning Department
1. Planning /Zoning/Code Enforcement John Whitmore
a. Departmental Report
b. Motions Needing Council Action
A motion to enact Ordinance No. 1490-24 for the purpose of amending the text of the
Gettysburg Borough Zoning Ordinance in order to add a “Library” use, as a
principal use of land and buildings, to be permitted by right in the INS-1 Institutional1 Zoning District of the Borough of Gettysburg.
Borough of Gettysburg
Reception for SGT Larry Weikert 6:30 PM
Council Business Meeting Agenda ‐ Monday, May 13, 2024 – 7:00 PM
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2. Historic & Environmental Preservation Debra English
a. Departmental Report
b. Motions Needing Council Action
A motion to accept the recommendations of the Borough of Gettysburg Historic
Architectural Review Board (HARB) following its review on April 17, 2024 and
approve the grant of Certificates of Appropriateness for the following applications as
presented: COA 23-0081 MAJOR PROJECT: 148-150 W. Middle Street – Made
Clean LLC for the window replacement project that would restore the four front
façade windows using wood two-over-two divided lights, replace the remaining side
and rear façade windows using one-over-one vinyl windows, and repair all wood
window trims by replacing the black casings with wood trim that is white in color on
the front elevations and using composite or extruded PVC casings that is white in
color in the side and rear elevations as submitted in the application dated November
7, 2023; COA-230003 MAJOR PROJECT: 615 York Street – Schmuck Lumber
Company for the proposed façade renovation changes to the front of the structure
creating a new central retail entrance to the building that would modify the windows,
doors, roof, ramp, and masonry as presented in the application dated April 4, 2024.
B. Parking Department
1. Departmental Report Becka Fissel
C. Public Works Department
1. Departmental Report Robert Harbaugh

D. Borough Engineer
1. Engineer Report Chad Clabaugh
E. Police Department
1. Departmental Report Chief Robert Glenny
2. Motions Needing Council Action
A motion to adopt Resolution No. 051324-1 authorizing the transfer of a certain
Borough-owned police service weapon (Serial Number: BECF928) with an estimated
fair market value of $300.00 to retired Borough Police Officer, Sergeant Larry
Weikert, in honor of his more than 20 years of service as a full-time law enforcement
officer upon his retirement from the Gettysburg Borough Police Department.
F. Office of the Manager/Treasurer
1. Borough Secretary’s Report Sara L. Stull
2. Borough Manager’s Report Charles R. Gable
3. Motions Needing Council Action
Borough of Gettysburg
Reception for SGT Larry Weikert 6:30 PM
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A motion to approve all bills and payrolls for the month as presented.
A motion to authorize Borough Manager, Charles R. Gable, MPA to submit a grant
application to the U. S. Department of Transportation, for the Safe Streets and Roads
for All (SS4A) grant program, in the amount of $150,000.00 and to commit local
match dollars in the amount of the required 20% match of $30,000.00.
A motion to adopt Resolution No. 051324-2 authorizing the disposition of certain
identified records of various departments of the Borough of Gettysburg in accordance
with the provisions of the Municipal Records Act and the Municipal Records Manual
consistent with the Borough’s intention to follow the schedules and procedures for the
disposition of records as set forth therein pursuant to Gettysburg Borough Council
Resolution No. 021020-4, adopted by the Borough Council on February 10, 2020.
A motion to adopt Resolution No. 051324-3 authorizing the transfer of a certain
Borough-owned 1995 Ford motor vehicle (VIN: 1FTDF15Y2SNA67483) with an
estimated fair market value of $300.00 dollars to the Gettysburg Borough Fire
Department for the Fire Department’s use for training purposes pursuant to
subsection 1201 of the Borough Code.
A motion to adopt Resolution No. 051324-4 appointing Rachel Lesser as a member of
the Gettysburg Borough Local Human Relations Commission to complete the
remainder of a five (5) year term of office expiring on April 15, 2028.
IX. Reports
A. Liaison Reports
1. MSG Jill Sellers
Main Street Gettysburg
2. GARA Chad-Alan Carr
Gettysburg Area Recreation Authority
3. GMA Christopher Berger
Gettysburg Municipal Authority
4. SAHGB Judith Butterfield
Steinwehr Avenue Heart of Gettysburg Battlefield
5. ACBA Mayor Frealing
Adams County Boroughs Association
6. ACCOG Judith Butterfield
Adams County Council of Governments
7. HABPI Patricia Lawson
Health Adams Bicycle Pedestrian, Inc.
8. ACTPO Judith Butterfield
Adams County Transportation Planning Organization
9. Trail Feasibility Study Christopher Berger
Borough of Gettysburg
Reception for SGT Larry Weikert 6:30 PM
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B. Other Reports
1. Recycling Report Judith Butterfield
2. Gettysburg Fire Department Report
3. Adams County EMS Report
X. Elected Official’s Comments
A. Mayor Rita Frealing
B. Peter Bales
C. Alisha Sanders
D. Chris Berger
E. Patricia Lawson
F. Chad-Alan Carr
G. Vice President Judith Butterfield
H. President Matthew Moon
XI. Public Comment
XII. Adjournment
XIII. Executive Session

Historic Homes on the Gettysburg Battlefield Now Available for Public Leasing

Slyder House
Slyder House

Gettysburg, PA – Gettysburg National Military Park (NMP) is pleased to announce that two historic homes on the Gettysburg battlefield, the Michael Bushman and the John Slyder houses, will be available for overnight accommodations beginning on May 24, 2024. Both houses witnessed the Battle of Gettysburg throughout the day on July 2, 1863. The Bushman farm served as staging ground for Confederate General John Bell Hood’s attack and the Slyder farm was used as a defensive position for Union sharpshooters.

“Our visitors will now have an extraordinary opportunity to stay in two of the battlefield’s historic homes,” says Gettysburg NMP Superintendent, Kristina Heister. “The Bushman house served as a rental property prior to the global Covid-19 pandemic and visitor feedback was overwhelmingly positive. The program is being implemented as a three-year pilot that affords visitors with a unique and immersive experience on the battlefield and provides funding support for the repair and maintenance of our many historic structures.”

Reservations for the homes must be made using the reservation system on Recreation.gov.

Historic Bushman House (Gettysburg), Gettysburg National Military Park – Recreation.gov.

Slyder Farmhouse, Gettysburg National Military Park – Recreation.gov

Each home has updated kitchens and is fully equipped with dishes, utensils, coffee maker, stove, microwave, dishwasher, and refrigerator. Central heating and air conditioning provide comfort year-round. Bed linens, sheets, pillows, and a limited supply of towels are available. Dish soap and dishwasher detergent are also provided.

After completing a reservation on the Recreation.gov website for the home of their choice, visitors will be contacted by National Park Service staff to sign a Short-Term Lease Agreement. Once this signed agreement is returned, visitors will receive further information about their stay.

Bushman House
Bushman House

Staying overnight in one of the historic homes offers a new and unique way to experience the battlefield. Please visit https://www.nps.gov/gett/planyourvisit/lodging.htm for 3D and 360-degree video tours along with a photo album of the interiors of both homes.

www.nps.gov

About the National Park Service. More than 20,000 National Park Service employees care for America’s 429 national parks and work with communities across the nation to help preserve local history and create close-to-home recreational opportunities. Learn more at www.nps.gov, and on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.

Adams Rescue Mission’s Restore Hope 2024


The Adams Rescue Mission presents the Restore Hope Awards to Volunteers, Churches, and Donors whose impact will continue for generations to come.

The Adams Rescue Mission exists to proclaim the passion of Jesus toward the hungry, homeless, abused, and addicted; to accelerate recovery and restoration to the least, last, lonely, and lost.

Lex McMillian, ARM Board Member, emcee
Juliet Sharrow, ARM Board Chair
Will Hudson, ARM Executive Director

Joe Keitt, Food Service Manager/Resident Liaison
Carmen Gomez-Agape House Graduate

Mike Flaherty
Susan Czeck
Dave Myers
First Baptist Church of Gettysburg
Gettysburg Foursquare Church
Adams County Community Foundation
Ralph Serpe
Randy Smith

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McSherrystown Borough Council Meeting – 05/08/2024


McSherrystown Borough Council General Meeting Agenda
Wednesday May 8, 2024, at 7pm
Borough Council: Mayor & Staff:
Robert Niedererr, Catherine Hagerman (Mayor), Joseph VonSas, Luke Gibson (Solicitor), Timothy Klunk, Jessica Freiert (Manager Secretary), Kim Wagner, Keith Lewter, Thomas Snyder, Stephen Pascoe.
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Invocation
4. Attendance Roll Call
5. Conditional Use Hearing – 363 North Street
6. Approval of April 10th Meeting Minutes
7. Announcement/Communications
a. Police/Mayor Report
8. Public Comment Period
9. New Business
a. Approval of Changes to B-There Environmental Contract for Port-A-Pot Services
b. Appointment of Code Enforcement Officer
c. Approval of Expenditures
10. Call for motion to Adjourn
Announcement of Next Public Meeting:
The next public meeting of the McSherrystown Borough Council is currently scheduled for
Wednesday May 22, 2024 at 7:00pm in the Borough Council Chambers.

Adams County Community Foundation’s Scholarship Awards Breakfast 2024

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The 2024 Adams County Community Foundation Scholarship Awards Breakfast, sponsored by Fred and Susi Guinn, was held this morning at the Wyndham Gettysburg. More than $160,000.00 in scholarship funds were awarded to 60 area students.
Environmental Engineer and current Miss Pennsylvania, Miranda Moore was a guest speaker at the event. For more information on Adams County Community Foundation’s Scholarships visit https://www.adamscountycf.org/grants…/scholarships/

Open House – Martin and Carolyn Kleiner

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In this special edition of Open House, Guest Host Christy Lucas, from Roots for Boots, talks with veterans Martin and Carolyn Kleiner. They talk about their time in the military, and what Memorial Day means for them.

For more information on the Military Women’s Memorial visit: womensmemorial.org
For more information on Liberty WarBirds visit: libertywarbirds.com

Open House – Denny Kuehn

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In this special edition of Open House, Guest Host Christy Lucas, from Roots for Boots, talks with veteran Denny Kuehn. Denny talks about his time in the service, and how important Memorial Day is for all of us.

Open House – Jack Kranchick

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In this special edition of Open House, Guest Host Christy Lucas, from Roots for Boots, talks with veteran Jack Kranchick. Jack talks about his time in Vietnam, as well as the importance of Memorial Day for us in the U.S.A.

Hanover Borough Council Meeting – 4/24/2024

AGENDA FOR THE MEETING OF HANOVER BOROUGH COUNCIL
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 2024 AT 7:00 PM
I. PRELIMINARY MATTERS & OFFICERS’ REPORTS

Pledge of Allegiance
Moment of Silence
Roll Call
Public Comment
Proclamation – Mayor Whitman
► Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
Presentation – Maximum Parameters Debt Ordinance
Consent Agenda
a. Approval of Minutes
i. March 27, 2024 Council Minutes
ii. March 27, 2024 Alley Vacation Public Hearing Minutes
b. Finance Reports:
i. Approve Bills for Payment
ii. Accept Monthly Financial Statement
iii. Accept Report of Monthly Investments
c. Field Use Agreements:
i. Hanover Diamond Sports – Myers Ballfield
d. United Steelworkers Labor Contract: Approve contract for 2024-2026
e. 33 & 44 Frederick Street Capital Building Projects: Approve “single prime” contract
method
f. Plan Approvals/Extensions
i. Accept offer to grant extension for YWCA Preliminary/Final Land Development
Plan until August 7, 2024
ii. Approve Resolution No. 1408 for 28-30 Charles Street Preliminary/Final
Subdivision Plan
g. Vehicles & Traffic Advertisement of Ordinances:
i. West Side Railroad Street, south of Bank Lane toward Broadway – Establish 20
minute time limit for existing loading zone
ii. 108 East Chestnut Street, east side Railroad Street at Greer’s Restaurant –
Establish loading zone with 20 minute time limit
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I. PRELIMINARY MATTERS & OFFICERS’ REPORTS
II.
7. Consent Agenda. continued
h. Kayak/Canoe/Non-Gasoline Aquatic Rentals: Approve agreement with
Susquehanna Outfitters for Long Arm and Sheppard Myers reservoirs
i. Recycling Ordinance Amendment: Approve advertisement of ordinance to amend
wording to include high grade officer paper
REPORTS OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES
Council Workshop/Finance & Personnel Committee – Mr. Kress
1. Consideration of a motion approving Ordinance No. 2364 for a maximum parameters debt
ordinance for the financing of the proposed Public Safety and Administrative Complex project
at 44 Frederick Street, Hanover, PA.
2. Consideration of a motion approving Ordinance No. 2365 revising the pension benefit
formula for the Hanover Borough Employees Pension plan.
3. Consideration of a motion to authorize reduction of municipal lien for 206 York Street to
judgment and to take steps to execute on the judgment.
Planning Commission – Mr. Hegberg
1. Consideration of a motion to approve Resolution No, 1409 for Cherry Tree V Sewage
Facilities Planning Module.
2. Consideration of a motion to approve Resolution No. 1410 for conditional approval of the
Cherry Tree V Preliminary Land Development Plan.
Public Safety Committee – Mr. Fuentes
1. Consideration of a motion approving Ordinance No. 2366 amending Chapter 346 of The
Hanover Borough Code for restricted parking on Eagle Avenue, stop signs on Fame Avenue
at Moul Avenue intersection and removal of stop signs no longer needed on East Walnut
Street at Fame Avenue and Moulstown Road.
2. Consideration of a motion approving the advertisement of an ordinance for Rental
Registration and Inspection.
Water Resources – Mr. Reichart
1. Consideration of a motion approving the settlement agreement and change order in the
amount of $71,000 with KC Construction for the Sheppard-Myers Dam Rehabilitation project.
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IV.
MAYOR’S REPORT
OTHER MATTERS
► Public Comment
May Council & Council Committee Meetings
*Governance & Policy Committee Monday, May 6, 2024 6:00 PM
*Enhancement Committee Wednesday, May 8, 2024 6:00 PM
*Public Safety Committee Tuesday, May 13, 2024 6:00 PM
Council Workshop/Finance & Personnel: Wednesday, May 15, 2024 7:00 PM
Hanover Borough Council: Wednesday, May 22, 2024 7:00 PM
* Committee Meetings will be cancelled if there is no business. Please advise the Borough Secretary if
you will be unable to attend any meetings.
V. ADJOURNMENT

Gettysburg Borough Council Work Session – 4/22/2024

Borough of Gettysburg
Council Work Session Meeting Agenda
Monday, April 22, 2024 – 7:00 PM
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I. Call to Order President Moon

II. Welcome and Opening Remarks President Moon
III. Announcements President Moon
An executive session of the Borough Council was conducted immediately
following the adjournment of the April 8, 2024 Business Meeting of the
Borough Council consistent with sections 708(a)(1) and section 708(a)(5) of
the Sunshine Act.
An executive session will be conducted immediately following the
adjournment of this evening’s monthly work session meeting consistent with
section 708(a)(1) and section 708(a)(5) of the Sunshine Act for the following
purposes: (1) to provide information and to discuss matters of employment
and the terms and conditions of employment of current and prospective
employees; and (2) to review and discuss matters of Borough business which,
if conducted in public, could lead to the disclosure of information or matters
of confidentiality protected by law.
IV. Special Presentation
None.

V. Public Comment (Restricted to items appearing on the agenda – not tabled items)
VI. Current and Old Business

(1) PBS 2016-12 Sidewalk Ordinance Revisions Gable /
• Section b. Storm Water Management Whitmore /
• Section d. Shade Tree Ordinance Clabaugh
(4) PBS 2017-04 Sign Ordinance Revisions Whitmore /
Gable
(9) PBS 2019-09 Gettysburg Welcome Center (GWC) Whitmore /
Construction and Management Gable /
Sellers
(15) Temporary Reservation of Metered Parking Spaces for Museums Fissel /
For Museums and Churches Gable
Borough of Gettysburg
Council Work Session Meeting Agenda
Monday, April 22, 2024 – 7:00 PM
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VII. New Business
(17) SS4A Grant Application Gable
• Grant Amount $150,000
• Local Match $30,000 (20%)
(18) Update(s) to Ordinance(s) RE: Online or Electronic Payments Gable
VIII. Public Comment
(Open to items currently tabled or not listed on the agenda)
IX. Adjournment
X. Executive Session

World War I Weekend at Eisenhower National Historic Site 2024

GETTYSBURG, PA—How did Gettysburg and the Great War shape a future five-star general and president? Explore answers to this question and more at Eisenhower National Historic Site’s (NHS) World War I Weekend on May 4 and 5. The National Park Service will host interactive living history displays with exhibits and programs exploring the American experience in World War I.

On May 4 and 5, Eisenhower NHS will partner with the East Coast Doughboys, United States Marine Corps Historical Company, United States Naval History and Heritage Command, and the “Pall Mall Doughboys” from Sargeant Alvin C. York State Park, Tennessee for free exhibits and living history displays. Living historians and park staff will also provide free programming throughout the weekend. The living history displays will be open for the public from 10 am through 4 pm on Saturday and 10 am through 3 pm on Sunday.

In addition to these displays, the Eisenhower home will have an open house. Visitors will be admitted to the home for self-guided tours on a rolling basis between 10 am and 3 pm on both days.

Over four million Americans served in uniform during World War I, with over 100,000 losing their lives in the conflict. In the spring of 1918, Captain Dwight Eisenhower arrived in Gettysburg to command a new tank training camp. While Eisenhower never saw action in Europe during the First World War, his time in Gettysburg training soldiers was part of the larger American experience of that conflict. “The Great War” saw the United States and its citizens emerge as leaders on the world stage, shaping the course of the 20th century.

Admission to Eisenhower NHS is free. Visitors may drive directly to the site. Please use 250 Eisenhower Farm Rd for GPS or visit here for directions. Please follow signs for on-site parking.

www.nps.gov

About the National Park Service. More than 20,000 National Park Service employees care for America’s 429 national parks and work with communities across the nation to help preserve local history and create close-to-home recreational opportunities. Learn more at www.nps.gov, and on FacebookInstagramTwitter, and YouTube.

Hanover Borough Finance & Personnel / Council Workshop – 4/17/2024

HANOVER BOROUGH COUNCIL WORKSHOP /
FINANCE AND PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
APRIL 17, 2024 – 7:00 PM
44 FREDERICK ST. HANOVER
AND VIA ZOOM FOR PUBLIC ACCESS
1. Public Comment
2. Acknowledgement of Executive Session, if any
3. Presentation
4. Consent Agenda
a. Minutes: Approval of Minutes of March 20, 2024
b. Finance Reports:
i. Approve Bills for Payment
ii. Accept Monthly Financial Statement
iii. Accept Report of Monthly Investments
c. Field Use Agreements
i. Hanover Diamond Sports – Myers Ballfield
5. Finance, Personnel and Administration
a. United Steelworkers: Approve Labor Contract for 2024-2026
b. 33 & 44 Frederick Street Capital Building Projects: Approve “single prime”
contract method
6. Planning Commission
a. YWCA Preliminary/Final Land Development Plan: Accept offer to grant
Extension until August 7, 2024 for plan approval
b. Cherry Tree 5:
i. Approval of Sewage Facilities Planning Module Resolution
ii. Approve Resolution for Conditional Approval of Prelim. Land
Development Plan
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6. Planning Commission, continued
c. 28-30 Charles Street: Approve Resolution for Conditional Approval of
Prelim./Final Subdivision Plan
7. Public Safety
a. Rental Registration & Inspection: Approve advertisement of ordinance
b. West Side Railroad Street south of Bank Lane toward Broadway: Approve
advertisement of an ordinance stipulating a 20 minute time limit in the
loading zone that begins 50 feet south of Bank Lane for a 65 foot loading
zone
c. 108 East Chestnut Street, East Side Railroad Street at Greer’s Restaurant:
Approve advertisement of an ordinance for loading zone with 20 minute
time limit.
8. Department of Water Resources
a. KC Construction: Approve settlement agreement and change order in the
amount of $71,000 for Sheppard Myers Dam Rehabilitation
9. Parks & Recreation
a. Kayak/Canoe/Non-Gasoline Aquatic Rentals: Approve agreement with
Susquehanna Outfitters for Long Arm and Sheppard Myers reservoirs
10. Public Works & Facilities
a. Recycling Ordinance – Approve advertisement of ordinance to add
additional wording for high grade office paper
11. Reports of Council Members, Council Committees and Other Public Bodies
12. Management Reports
a. DEP Grant Opportunity – Rolloff truck and cardboard dumpsters
13. Correspondence and Information
14. Additional Public Comment
15. Adjournment

Open House – Adams County SPCA

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In this episode of Open House, Ray and Lara talk with two vet techs from the Adams County SPCA. Lori Wetzel and Kayla Meyers talk about a few things the SPCA does for Adams County to help keep not only our pets, but our local strays as well.

To learn more about the SPCA visit their website at: https://www.adamscountyspca.org/

Open House – Jeremy Redding Memorial

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In this episode of Open House, Ray talks with Delainey Robertson to learn more about the Jeremy Redding Memorial Ride, and the Jeremy Redding Legacy Award.
To learn more about the Memorial Ride visit: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556175716088
To learn more about the award and scholarship visit: https://www.delonecatholic.org/support/awards-and-scholarships

Gettysburg Foundation to Host A Historic Evening with Stephen Lang and Jeff Shaara

Stephen Lang and Jeff Shaara

Gettysburg, Pa. —During the week of the 161st anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg, on Friday, July 5, 2024, join the Gettysburg Foundation for A Historic Evening with Stephen Lang and Jeff Shaara. Award-winning stage and screen actor, playwright and author Stephen Lang and The New York Times bestselling author Jeff Shaara will appear for a special evening of live performances, dinner, Q&A and more at the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum & Visitor Center.

The evening features a live performance, poetry readings, a celebration of the 50th anniversary of The Killer Angels—and a surprise or two—including a performance by Bassist and New York Philharmonic Principal Bass Timothy Cobb. Guests can enjoy hors d’oeuvres and beverages during the opening reception at 4:30 p.m. while they anticipate Lang and Shaara’s live performance in The Kinsley Theater. Dinner accompanied by Q&A with Lang and Shaara, moderated by Gettysburg Foundation Board member Janet Morgan Riggs, will follow the performances. Lang and Shaara will sign books at the close of the evening, and guests will receive complimentary books courtesy of the Gettysburg Foundation.

A longtime advocate of all things Gettysburg, Gettysburg National Military Park, the Gettysburg Foundation and the town of Gettysburg itself, Lang received the inaugural Kinsley Award (2019) presented by the Gettysburg Foundation for exemplifying Abraham Lincoln’s vision of a humble, civil and inclusive society. Lang is known for his roles on Broadway as Colonel Jessup in A Few Good Men, Happy Loman in Death of a Salesman and a Tony-nominated performance as Lou in The Speed of Darkness. An award-winning playwright, Lang is known for his performance documentary Beyond Glory, which tracks the ten-year odyssey behind his acclaimed solo performance piece about eight Medal of Honor recipients. Lang’s many films include Last Exit to Brooklyn, Tombstone, Gods and Generals, Public Enemies, Don’t Breathe, Avatar and an unforgettable performance as Major General George E. Pickett in the 1993 film Gettysburg. Lang reprised his role as The Blind Man in Don’t Breathe 2 and his starring role as Colonel Quaritch in James Cameron’s Avatar sequels.

The New York Times bestselling author of 19 novels that cover American history from the Revolutionary War through Korea, Shaara is a four-time recipient of the American Library Association’s “William Young Boyd Award” for Excellence in Military Fiction for Gods and Generals, To The Last Man, The Frozen Hours and The Eagle’s Claw. His American Civil War novel Gods and Generals was the basis for the major motion picture of the same name, released 2003. Jeff’s novel The Old Lion (May 2023) covers the life of Teddy Roosevelt. In May 2024, Shaara’s 20th book, The Shadow of War, a novel dealing with the Cuban Missile Crisis, will be released.

Bassist Timothy Cobb joined the New York Philharmonic as Principal Bass in May 2014, after serving as principal bass of The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and of the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra since 1989. He has appeared at numerous chamber music festivals worldwide. A faculty member of the Sarasota Music Festival, Cobb is helping to launch a new bass program for the Killington Music Festival in Killington, Vermont. He also serves as principal bass for Valery Gergiev’s World Orchestra for Peace, an invited group of musicians from around the world who donate their time biannually and perform to promote international harmony. Cobb has been designated a UNESCO Artist for Peace from his affiliation with the World Orchestra. Cobb serves as bass department chair for The Juilliard School, as well as on the faculties of the Manhattan School of Music, Purchase College and Rutgers University. Cobb has an ongoing collaboration with Lang, for whom he recorded a solo bass soundtrack for Lang’s animated short film The Wheatfield depicting a human drama from the Battle of Gettysburg.

“We are excited to host this very special evening with Stephen Lang and Jeff Shaara,” said David Malgee, Interim President and CEO of the Gettysburg Foundation, the official non-profit partner of the National Park Service at Gettysburg. “The event is a rare Gettysburg exclusive that area residents, visitors to Gettysburg and our Friends of Gettysburg members will be excited to attend. Stephen Lang and Jeff Shaara will be performing exclusive material not previously seen from them. We are looking forward to welcoming Stephen and Jeff back to the Museum & Visitor for what promises to be a truly special and memorable evening here in Gettysburg,” added Malgee.

A Historic Evening with Stephen Lang and Jeff Shaara program schedule:
• 4:30 p.m. | Reception | Event Tent, Front Lawn
• 5:30 p.m. | Live Performances | The Kinsley Theater
• 7:30 p.m. | Dinner | Main Lobby
• 8:15 p.m. | Dinner Program with Q&A | Main Lobby
• 9:15 p.m. | Book Signing | Main Lobby

Ticket reservations for A Historic Evening with Stephen Lang and Jeff Shaara on July 5 are required and now available. Ticket purchases for this event help to provide a lasting connection to our nation’s next generation while supporting the Gettysburg Foundation’s mission of preservation and education in partnership with the National Park Service at Gettysburg. Ticket reservations close June 14, 2024, or when sold out. Seating is limited for this one-of-a-kind event at the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum & Visitor Center located at 1195 Baltimore Pike, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Individuals are encouraged to transact early when purchasing tickets. To purchase tickets for A Historic Evening with Stephen Lang and Jeff Shaara, call our Guest Relations team at 877-874-2478 or 717-334-2436 or visit GettysburgFoundation.org.

Collaborating for Youth – Coalition Building & Community Appreciation 2024

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Collaborating for Youth held their Coalition Building & Community Appreciation event on April 8th, 2024. In the event they recognized volunteers and gave their Golden Apple Awards.
Golden Apple Awards:
Champion of Inclusion – Rosie Bolen
Champion of Youth Leadership – Eric Chase
Champion of Youth Leadership – Megan Cellucci
Champion of Second Chances – Josh Fitting
Champion of Prevention – Vincent Reed
Champion of Treatment – Katy Hileman
Lifesaving Service – Pat Felix
Champion of Children – Mary Victoria Charisse
Champion of Education – Dr. Wesley T. Doll
Champion of Education – Beth Graham
Champion of Education – Dr. Shane Hotchkiss
Hero Connecting Communities – Commissioner Marty Karsteter Qually
Leader of Excellence in Prevention – Commissioner Jim Martin

To learn more about CFY visit: www.cfygettysburg.com

Lefty: Goal Setting – Sacrifice – Courage

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The Adams County Sports Hall Of Fame presents:
Goal Setting – Sacrifice – Courage
Our 2001 Hall of Famer, Gareth V. “Lefty” Biser, shares how these virtues are characteristics displayed by those who realize their potential. A positive relationship between the coach and athlete is essential to realizing one’s potential. We all need an advocate!
Hall of Famers define the quality of athletics and lead the right kind of life – a life of integrity for which there is no compromise
Become a chapter member and honor future deserving Adams County sports notables. Membership is $15/year, and a lifetime membership is $150. Please contact:
President Joe Yeck
email – jyeck64@gmail.com
717-357-2147 (C)
or
Historian Ed Riggs
email – edriggs78@gmail.com
717-357-0133

McSherrystown Borough Council Meeting – 04/10/2024

McSherrystown Borough Council General Meeting Agenda
Wednesday April 10th, 2024, at 7pm
Borough Council: Mayor & Staff:
Robert Niedererr, Catherine Hagerman (Mayor), Joseph VonSas, Luke Gibson (Solicitor), Timothy Klunk, Jessica Freiert (Manager Secretary), Kim Wagner, Keith Lewter, Thomas Snyder, Stephen Pascoe.
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Invocation
4. Attendance Roll Call
5. Audit Presentation
6. Approval of March 27th Meeting Minutes
7. Announcement/Communications
a. Police/Mayor Report
8. Public Comment Period
9. New Business
a. Approval of MBIT Contract for IT Services
b. Motion to authorize the Borough Manager to open Escrow Accounts
c. Approval of B-There Environmental Services, LLC contract updates for Port-APot Services
d. Approval of Expenditures
10. Call for motion to Adjourn
Announcement of Next Public Meeting:
The next public meeting of the McSherrystown Borough Council is currently scheduled for
Wednesday April 24th, 2024 at 7:00pm in the Borough Council Chambers.

Carroll Valley Borough Council Meeting – 04/09/2024

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BOROUGH COUNCIL AGENDA
TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 2024 – 7:00 P.M.
Richard Mathews, Council President, Presiding
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
REGULAR MEETING
1. Approval of Minutes: March 12, 2024, Regular Meeting
2. Open to the public
a. Citizens wishing to comment will be recognized in the Order of their listing on the Appearance
Sheet and are asked to stand up and give their name, address, and organization they represent (if
applicable). Impromptu comments are limited to five minutes per individual.
3. Ordinances and Resolutions
4. Mayor’s Report – R. Harris
a. Police Report
b. Around Town
c. Upcoming Events & Meetings of Interest
d. In Requiem
5. Fire/EMS/EMA Report
6. Committee Reports
a. Committee Applicants
b. Planning Commission
c. Community Park Ad Hoc Committee
d. Nature Trail Ad Hoc Committee
e. 50th Anniversary Ad Hoc Committee
7. Administrative Business – Borough Manager
a. Treasurer’s Report – March 2024
b. 2024 Materials Bid – Contract Awards
c. 2024 Fuel Bid 2nd Request – For Advertisement
d. Fishing Derby Appropriation Request
8. Unfinished Business
a. Grant Funding Updates
9. New Business
a. Proposed Zoning Amendment – Transitional Density Residential Overlay District
b. Eluma, Inc., – Agreement to Continue its Substantive Validity Challenge Before the ZHB
10. Open to the public
a. Citizens wishing to comment will be asked to stand up and give their name, address, and
organization they represent (if applicable). Impromptu comments are limited to five minutes per
individual.
11. Adjournment

Gettysburg Borough Council Meeting – 4/8/2024

Borough of Gettysburg
Council Business Meeting Agenda
Monday, April 8, 2024 – 7:00 PM
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I. Council – Call to Order President Moon
II. Moment of Silence and Pledge of Allegiance President Moon
III. Welcome and Opening Remarks President Moon
IV. Announcements President Moon
An executive session will be conducted immediately following the
adjournment of this evening’s monthly general business meeting
consistent with section 708(a)(1) and section 708(a)(5) of the Sunshine Act
for the following purposes: (1) to provide information and to discuss
matters of employment and the terms and conditions of employment of
current and prospective employees; and (2) to review and discuss matters
of Borough business which, if conducted in public, could lead to the
disclosure of information or matters of confidentiality protected by law.
V. Approval of Agenda and Minutes – Council
A motion to approve the April 8, 2024 agenda as presented.
A motion to approve minutes of the Council Meeting of March 11, 2024, and Council
Work Session held on March 25, 2024 as presented.
VI. Public Comment (Restricted to Items on the Agenda)
VII. Current and Old Business

A. Planning Department
1. Planning /Zoning/Code Enforcement John Whitmore
a. Departmental Report
b. Motions Needing Council Action
A motion to authorize the publication for intended enactment, at the May 13, 2024
monthly general business meeting of the Borough Council, of a proposed ordinance
to be enacted for the purpose of amending the text of the Gettysburg Borough Zoning
Ordinance in order to add a “Library” use, as a principal use of land and buildings,
to be permitted by right in the INS-1 Institutional-1 Zoning District of the Borough
of Gettysburg.

2. Historic & Environmental Preservation Debra English
a. Departmental Report
b. Motions Needing Council Action
A motion to accept the recommendations of the Borough of Gettysburg Historic
Architectural Review Board (HARB) following its review on March 20, 2024 and to
grant Certificates of Appropriateness for the following applications as presented:
COA 24-0007 MAJOR PROJECT: 139 Carlisle Street – Annsan Partnership and KPI
Borough of Gettysburg
Council Business Meeting Agenda
Monday, April 8, 2024 – 7:00 PM
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Technologies for the replacement of the existing Lap and Hardie Plank siding and
trim with cementitious Borel Lap and Hardie Plank Siding with a fish scale design
and Aztec trim to the front façade only, and to repair in-kind the gutters and
downspouts as needed as presented to the board in the application dated January 31,
2024; COA-230012 MAJOR PROJECT: 337 Carlisle Street, The Albaugh House –
Gettysburg College for the proposed wholesale replacement of all windows to include
the in-kind wood replacement of the front west façade windows, the south façade bay
window, and maintain the diamond window pattern in the front dormers and that the
remainder of the windows will be aluminum clad as presented in the application dated
February 1, 2024; COA-240019 MAJOR PROJECT: 219 S. Washington Street –
Adams County Historical Society for the demolition of the rear two-story barn and
attached shed structures for safety reasons as attested by an engineer as presented in
the application dated February 28, 2024.
A motion to accept the recommendation of the Borough of Gettysburg Historic
Architectural Review Board (HARB) following its review on March 20, 2024 and deny
a Certificate of Appropriateness for the following application as presented: COA230081, MAJOR PROJECT: 148-150 W. Middle Street – Made Clean LLC for the
window and door replacement project as submitted in the application dated
November 7, 2023, as reflected in the Notice of Violation (NOV) for window
replacement work completed without permits, and for a lack of application
representation at the March 20, 2024 HARB Meeting.
B. Parking Department
1. Departmental Report Becka Fissel
C. Public Works Department
1. Departmental Report Robert Harbaugh

D. Borough Engineer
1. Engineer Report Chad Clabaugh
2. Motions Needing Council Action
A motion to authorize the preparation and entry into a written agreement with
Gettysburg College relative to its property located at 30, 38, 48, 107, 100, and 110
North Washington Street for the purpose of obtaining temporary construction
easements and rights of way for construction activities relative to proposed grade
transitions in connection to work necessary to construct sidewalks, access entrances,
and exits as part of the Gettysburg Inner Loop Phase B project.
A motion to authorize the preparation and entry into a written agreement with
Gettysburg Works, LLC. relative to real property located at 344 Baltimore Street for
the purpose of obtaining a temporary construction easement, permanent easement
agreement, and right of way for construction activities and work related to the
Gettysburg Borough Welcome Center land development project.
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A motion to authorize the preparation and entry into a written agreement with
Alexander Zaharias and Janet Lucille Smith relative to real property located at 336
Baltimore Street for the purpose of obtaining a temporary construction easement and
right of way for construction activities and work related to the Gettysburg Borough
Welcome Center land development project.
E. Police Department
1. Departmental Report Chief Robert Glenny
2. Motions Needing Council Action
A motion to authorize and provide notification to the Civil Service Commission of the
Borough of Gettysburg to request the certification of an eligibility list, by the Civil
Service Commission, for the position of entry-level patrol officer of the Gettysburg
Borough Police Department.
F. Office of the Manager/Treasurer
1. Borough Secretary’s Report Sara L. Stull
2. Borough Manager’s Report Charles R. Gable
3. Motions Needing Council Action
A motion to approve all bills and payrolls for the month as presented.
A motion to authorize a COLA increase for retired police pensioner Craig Staley, to be
paid from the Police Pension Plan effective March 1, 2024.
A motion to award a contract to _________________________as the lowest qualified
responsible and responsive bidder for the rental of heavy construction vehicles and
equipment as set forth in the Borough’s specifications and instruction to bidders.
A motion to authorize the entry into an agreement with Cozen O’Connor Public
Strategies for the provision of lobbying and public affairs support for grant and other
funding strategies for Borough projects.
A motion to adopt resolution # 040824-1 appointing Brian Hodges as an alternate
member of the Gettysburg Code Enforcement Appeals Board for a three (3) year term
of office expiring in March 2027.
A motion to appoint Robin Fitzpatrick to the Board of the Gettysburg Area
Recreation Authority for a five (5) year term of office expiring in May 2029.
A motion to adopt resolution #040824-2 appointing Caleb McClure as a member of
the Gettysburg Borough Local Human Relations Commission for a five (5) year term
of office expiring in April 2029.
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A motion to adopt resolution #040824-3 appointing Scott Hancock as an alternate
member of the Gettysburg Borough Local Human Relations Commission for a three
(3) year term of office expiring in April 2027.
A motion to adopt resolution #040824-4 appointing Brendan Cushing-Daniels to the
Board of the Gettysburg Municipal Authority in order to complete the remainder of
the unexpired five (5) year term of Timothy Good whose term expires in January
2027.
VIII. Reports
A. Liaison Reports
1. MSG Jill Sellers
Main Street Gettysburg
2. GARA Chad-Alan Carr
Gettysburg Area Recreation Authority
3. GMA Christopher Berger
Gettysburg Municipal Authority
4. SAHGB Judith Butterfield
Steinwehr Avenue Heart of Gettysburg Battlefield
5. ACBA Mayor Frealing
Adams County Boroughs Association
6. ACCOG Judith Butterfield
Adams County Council of Governments
7. HABPI Patricia Lawson
Health Adams Bicycle Pedestrian, Inc.
8. ACTPO Judith Butterfield
Adams County Transportation Planning Organization
9. Trail Feasibility Study Christopher Berger
B. Other Reports
1. Recycling Report Judith Butterfield
2. Gettysburg Fire Department Report
3. Adams County EMS Report
IX. Elected Official’s Comments
A. Mayor Rita Frealing
B. Peter Bales
C. Alisha Sanders
D. Chris Berger
E. Patricia Lawson
F. Chad-Alan Carr
G. Vice President Judith Butterfield
H. President Matthew Moon
Borough of Gettysburg
Council Business Meeting Agenda
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X. Public Comment
XI. Adjournment
XII. Executive Session

Gettysburg Borough Council Public Hearing – 4/8/2024

Borough of Gettysburg
Public Hearing of the Borough Council
Zoning Text Amendment – Adding ‘Library’ to INS‐1 (Institutional‐1) Zoning District
April 8, 2024 – 6:30 PM
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Notice of Public Hearing
The Borough Council of the Borough of Gettysburg shall hold a public hearing on Monday, April
8, 2024, commencing at 6:30 p.m., in the Borough Council Chambers at the Gettysburg Borough
Municipal Office Building located at 59 East High Street, Gettysburg, PA 17325.
The purpose of the public hearing is for the Borough Council to receive and consider any
comments and recommendations from the Gettysburg Borough Planning Commission and from
the Adams County Office of Planning and Development, and to obtain and consider any public
comment prior to taking any formal action relative to the possible enactment of proposed text
amendment to the Gettysburg Borough Zoning Ordinance. The draft ordinance setting forth the
proposed text amendment, if subsequently enacted by the Borough Council, would amend the text
of the Zoning Ordinance in order to add a “Library” use as a principal use of land and buildings
permitted by right in the INS-1 Institutional-1 Zoning District of the Borough of Gettysburg.
The draft ordinance containing the proposed zoning text amendment may be examined without
charge or obtained for a charge not greater than the cost thereof at the Office of the Borough of
Gettysburg from the Borough Secretary or from the Borough Planning Department during regular
business hours (Monday through Friday, 8:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.). In addition, the draft ordinance
containing the proposed zoning text amendment may be downloaded from the Gettysburg Borough
website at www.gettysburgpa.gov.
I. Council – Call to Order President Moon

II. Welcome and Opening Remarks President Moon
III. Background and Review by Planning Director John Whitmore
IV. Hearing of the Public
Restricted to the proposed zoning amendment to add ‘Library’ as a
principal use by right in the INS-1 (Institional-1) Zoning District
V. Adjournment

Gettysburg Storm Water Authority Meeting – 4/8/2024

GETTYSBURG BOROUGH STORM WATER AUTHORITY
(GBSWA) BUSINESS MEETING
I. GBSWA – Call to Order Chair Malewicki
II. Welcome and Opening Remarks Chair Malewicki
III. Announcements Chair Malewicki
IV. Approval of Agenda, Minutes, and other Business Chair Malewicki
A motion to approve the agenda as presented.
A motion to approve all bills and payrolls as presented.
A motion to approve the February 12, 2024 GBSWA business
meeting minutes.
V. Public Comment (Restricted to Items on the Agenda)
VI. Special Presentation
None.
VII. Current Business
A. Financial Updates

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 Payments Received (2023 Billing) English
 Liens Filed (2023 Billing Cycle) Boyer
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A motion to authorize Gettysburg Borough Storm Water Authority staff to
prepare and issue letters to mortgagees of record informing the relevant
mortgagees that stormwater accounts on the respective mortgaged properties
have remained unpaid for a period of five years or more.

VIII. Old Business
A. Engineer Updates Clabaugh
 Stevens Run Channel Wall Ownership Discussion
B. Gettysburg Inner Loop Phase B2(B) Funding Gable
A motion to adopt Resolution No. 040824‐1, appropriating $230,000 toward
construction of the Gettysburg Inner Loop (GIL) Phase B2(B).

IX. New Business
A. Pennsylvania Local Government Investment Trust (PLGIT) Gable
A motion to adopt Resolution No. 040824‐2, authorizing the Gettysburg
Borough Storm Water Authority to invest reserve funds with the Pennsylvania
Local Government Investment Trust.
B. Cozen O’Connor Public Strategies Gable
A motion to authorize the execution of a reimbursement agreement with Main
Street Gettysburg, Inc. by which the Gettysburg Borough Storm Water
Authority will receive lobbying and public affairssupport from Cozen O’Connor
Public Strategies, with Main Street Gettysburg, Inc. disbursing all payments
owed to Cozen O’Connor Public Strategies and Gettysburg Borough Storm
Water Authority reimbursing Main Street Gettysburg, Inc. in the amount of
$2,000 per month on an ongoing basis until such time as the arrangement
between Main Street Gettysburg, Inc. and Cozen O’Connor Public Strategies is
terminated by either party.
C. Highland & Lincoln Avenues Storm Sewer Televising Clabaugh
A motion to approve a contract with Utility Services Group (USG) in the
amount of $11,450 for the televising of storm sewers on Highland and Lincoln
Avenues. Charles R. Gable, MPA, Borough Manger, is hereby authorized to
execute the contract on behalf of the Gettysburg Borough Storm Water
Authority.
X. Public Comment
XI. Adjournment

Megan Shreve, CEO of SCCAP Named as 1 of 5 Finalist for the Rise Health Care Hero Award

Megan Shreve Nominated for Health Care Hero Award
RISE is pleased to announce the finalists for the 2024 RISE Health Care Hero Award. Among
the distinguished nominees, Megan Shreve, CEO of South Central Community Action Programs
(SCCAP), has been selected as one of the five finalists for this prestigious honor.
The Health Care Hero Award is presented annually at The RISE Summit on Social
Determinants of Health, recognizing individuals who have made significant contributions to
improving the lives of under resourced populations through healthcare and social services
interventions. These individuals exemplify the RISE mission to promote health equity among all
patients.
RISE received an overwhelming response this year, with 59 national nominations submitted for
consideration. The finalists were selected based on their exceptional dedication, innovation, and
impact in addressing social determinants of health, and improving healthcare access and
outcomes for vulnerable communities.
Megan Shreve's nomination highlights her exemplary leadership and transformative impact. Her
dedication to addressing crucial social determinants of health, including poverty alleviation,
housing and food security, and work at the micro and macro level, have earned her recognition
and admiration from peers and community members alike. In her tenure as CEO spanning two
decades, Megan has shown a deep understanding of the intricate relationship between social
services and health outcomes. Her innovative approach to community engagement, especially
in coaching other sites across Pennsylvania, has spread best practices far beyond her
immediate sphere of influence. These efforts reflect her unwavering commitment to creating a
system of social care that supports all families in achieving economic mobility and whole family
wellbeing.
The winner of the 2024 RISE Health Care Hero Award will be announced at The RISE Summit
on Social Determinants of Health in New Orleans, where healthcare leaders and innovators
gather to share insights and strategies for advancing social care and health equity.

About SCCAP:
The South Central Community Action Programs (SCCAP) is one of 1,000 Community Action
Agencies dedicated to improving lives and eliminating poverty. Through innovative programs,
strategic partnerships and community change efforts, Community Action Agencies work to
address the social determinants of health to promote long-term well-being for families and
strengthen the communities they serve. To Learn More about SCCAP go to www.sccap.org or to
find your community action agency in Pennsylvania go to www.thecaap.org

Open House – YWCA Hanover Safe Home

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In this special episode of Open House, Guest Host, Janise Bankard, Development Director for YWCA Hanover, talks with Sarah Harvey from the YWCA Hanover Safe Home.
Sarah is the Director of the YWCA Hanover Safe Home, and she talks about what they do for our community, and how they can help us in emergency situations.
“Recognizing the fact that domestic violence is a serious issue, the Safe Home Program was developed in 1981 by YWCA Hanover. The foundation of the program is the strong belief that individuals have a right to control their lives and make decisions without fear of assault or degradation. Safe Home has continued to grow and now serves the Hanover area as well as the entirety of Adam’s County.”

ywcahanover.org/safe-home

Open House – Olivia’s House

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In this special episode of Open House, Guest Host, Janise Bankard, Development Director for YWCA Hanover, talks with Julia Dunn from Olivia’s House. Julia is the Clinical Director for Olivia’s House,
and she talks about how they got started, where they are now, and what they do to help our community, and especially, our kids. “Olivia’s House offers no cost services for families who have experienced the death of a loved one.”

www.oliviashouse.org

Open House – Kelley Latta Ministries

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In this special episode of Open House, Guest Host, Janise Bankard, Development Director for YWCA Hanover, talks with Jill Nelson from Kelley Latta Ministries.
Jill is the Director of Operations for Kelley Latta Ministries, and she talks about what they provide for our community.

kelleylattaministries.org

Adams County Glass Recycling

With the support of the Adams County Community Foundation’s “Adams County Fund for the Environment” grant the County of Adams partnered with Adams Rescue Mission (ARM), Gettysburg Green Gathering , Adams County Farmers Market , Straban Township and others to create a glass recycling program for the county.

The Adams County Glass Recycling Collection Site is located at 230 Greenamyer Lane (Rear of the 911 Emergency Services Center) Drop off is held on the first Saturday of the month 9-12pm.

Additionally, you can bring your glass recycling to the Adams County Farmers Market every 3rd Saturday during the market season (May – October)

During the month of April Adams Rescue Mission (ARM) will be accepting empty glass bottles and jars for recycling at their location 2515 York Rd, in recognition of Earth Day.

Hamilton Township Zoning Hearing – 3/28/2024

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Township of Hamilton Zoning Hearing Board will conduct a public hearing to inform, hear evidence and receive public comment on the following application: Application of NOBPA, LLC, for the following special exceptions and variances for a proposed warehouse and trucking terminal, and business buildings, located in vacant parcels 17K11-0005—000, 17K11-0013—000, 17K10-0071—000 and 17K11-0013B—000. The parcels are in the Commercial District, Hamilton Township, Adams County, Pa. Proposed Lots 1 and 2: Special Exceptions pursuant to §150-63.M., of the Zoning Ordinance to permit development of the parcels as warehouses. The applicable special exception criteria is found at §150-98.HH of the zoning ordinance. Proposed Lot 2: Variance pursuant to §150-65.A., of the Zoning Ordinance, which requires buildings to be constructed at the front yard setback line. The applicant is proposing to build contrary to the ordinance and as depicted on the proposed plan. The date, time and place of hearing is: March 28, 2024 at 8:00 PM United 33 Hook and Ladder Building, 21 North Bolton St., New Oxford, PA 17350 James R. Graham Zoning and Code Enforcement Officer Hamilton Township

Hanover Borough Council Meeting – 3/27/2024

AGENDA FOR THE MEETING OF HANOVER BOROUGH COUNCIL
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 2024 AT 7:00 PM
I. PRELIMINARY MATTERS & OFFICERS’ REPORTS
1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Moment of Silence
3. Roll Call
4. Acknowledgement of Executive Session, if any
5. Public Comment
6. Presentations
a. Hanover Trolley Trail Downtown Connector Feasibility Study – York County
Economic Alliance (YCEA) Brandon Salyards
7. Consent Agenda
a. Approval of Minutes
i. February 28, 2024 Council Minutes
ii. February 21, 2024 Alley Vacation Public Hearing Minutes
b. HEDC Good Field Lease: Approve Resolution No. 1401 ratifying lease agreement
c. Motor Oil, Lubricants & Transmission Fluid
i. PPC Lubricants: Approve bid award
d. Special Events – Approve special event permit
i. Pride Fest – June 29, 2024, Moul Field
e. Police Department Civil Service Regulations Revisions:
i. Approve Language revisions related to charges, fines & suspension
1. Article VII, Section 704, and Article VIII Sections 801 & 803
ii. Approve Illegal Drug Usage revisions
1. Article III, Section 305 & Applicant Drug Polic
f. Disposition of Records: Approve Resolution No. 1402
g. Landfill Hay Bid Contract: Approve 5 year extension with 5% increase
h. Advertisement of Proposed Traffic Ordinances for Approval:
i. Installation of stop signs on Fame Avenue at intersection of Moul Avenue
ii. Elimination of stop sign on East Walnut Street near Fame Avenue
iii. Parking restriction on 200 block Eagle Avenue
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I. PRELIMINARY MATTERS & OFFICERS’ REPORTS

7. Consent Agenda, continued
i. Kindig Lane & High Street: Ratify support letter to PennDOT for temporary signal
light
j. PCCD JAG* Grant Submission: Approve Resolution No.1403 for funding for police
body cameras and appurtenances *Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency
Justice Assistance Grant
k. Cherry Tree V Plan Extension: Accept offer to grant extension for plan approval until
June 26, 2024
l. YMCA Summer Playground Agreements: Approve 2024 summer playground
agreement
m. PA Broadband Development Authority: Approve Resolution No. 1404 for grant
submission for Guthrie Memorial Library
n. AFSCME Blue Side Letter Agreement: Approve side letter agreement for use of
accumulated sick leave
II. REPORTS OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES
Council Workshop/Finance & Personnel Committee – Mr. Kress
1. Consideration of a motion authorizing and directing Borough staff, Borough solicitor and the
Borough’s financing team to take preparatory action required in order for the Borough to
undertake the financing of the proposed Public Safety and Administrative Complex project,
including the preparation of relevant documents and the legal advertisement of a maximum
parameters debt Ordinance.
2. Consideration of a motion approving the following resolutions to adopt a five-year asset
smoothing method for the Borough of Hanover Pension Plans:
a. Resolution No. 1405 – Borough of Hanover Employee Pension Plan
b. Resolution No. 1406 – Borough of Hanover Police Pension Plan
c. Resolution No. 1407 – Borough of Hanover Fire Drivers Pension Plan
3. Consideration of a motion approving the advertisement of an Ordinance amending the Code
of Ordinances, Chapter 62, Article II, entitled Borough of Hanover Employees Pension Plan
in order to modify the pension benefit formula to 1.50% multiplier for non-union, nonuniformed employees who have an hour of service on or after July 1, 2024.
Public Safety Committee – Mr. Fuentes
1. Consideration of a motion to approve Ordinance No. 2363 for vehicles and traffic regulations
in the area of East Chestnut Street and to repeal a yield sign for Grant Drive & East Walnut
Street which no longer exists.
III. MAYOR’S REPORT
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IV. OTHER MATTERS
1. Public Comment
APRIL BOROUGH COUNCIL & COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS:
*Governance & Policy Committee Monday, April 1, 2024 6:00 PM (no business)
*Public Safety Committee Tuesday, April 2, 2024 6:00 PM
*Public Works & Facilities Committee Wednesday, April 10, 2024 6:00 PM
Council Workshop/Finance & Personnel:Wednesday, April 17, 2024 7:00 PM
Hanover Borough Council: Wednesday, April 24, 2024 7:00 PM
* Committee Meetings will be cancelled if there is no business. Please advise the Borough
Secretary if you will be unable to attend any meetings.
V. ADJOURNMENT

McSherrystown Borough Council Meeting – 3/27/2024

McSherrystown Borough Council General Meeting
Agenda
Wednesday March 27th at 7pm
Borough Council: Mayor & Staff:
Robert Niedererr Catherine Hagerman (Mayor)
Joseph VonSas Luke Gibson (Solicitor)
Timothy Klunk Jessica Freiert (Secretary)
Kim Wagner
Keith Lewter
Thomas Snyder
Stephen Pascoe
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Invocation
4. Attendance Roll Call
5. Approval of March 13th Meeting Minutes
6. Announcement/Communications
a. Office Announcements
b. Announcement of Executive Sessions
c. Consultant Report
d. Police/Mayor Report
7. Public Comment Period
8. New Business
a. Approval to terminate services of Michael Miller of Eckert Seamans as labor counsel
b. Approval of the proposal for labor counsel services from Salzmann Hughes
c. Appointment of Borough Manager, Secretary-Treasurer
d. Appointment of Assistant Secretary-Treasurer
9. Call for motion to Adjourn
Announcement of Next Public Meeting:
The next public meeting of the McSherrystown Borough Council is currently scheduled for
Wednesday April 10, 2024 at 7:00pm in the Borough Council Chambers.