In this episode of Open House, Ray talks with Hoffman Homes for Youth CEO, Rebecca Van der Groef. She talks about how Hoffman Homes began, and what services they offer to our community, and its youth.
McSherrystown Borough Council Meeting – 03/13/2024
McSherrystown Borough Council General Meeting
Agenda
Wednesday March 13th at 7pm
Borough Council: Mayor & Staff:
Robert Niedererr Catherine Hagerman (Mayor)
Joseph VonSas Luke Gibson (Solicitor)
Timothy Klunk Jessica Freiert (Secretary)
Keith Lewter
Thomas Snyder
Stephen Pascoe
Kim Wagner
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Invocation
4. Attendance Roll Call
5. Approval of February 28th Meeting Minutes
6. Announcement/Communications
a. Announcement of Executive Session
b. Consultant Report
7. Public Comment Period
8. New Business
a. Approval of Budget Modifications
b. Approval of Job Descriptions/Positions
Manager/Secretary Treasurer, Public Works Supervisor,
Asst Secretary/Treasurer
c. Approval to Recruit for Public Works Supervisor
d. Approval of Conewago Valley Junior Baseball & Bombers Organization
Agreements
e. Approval of Expenditures
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 March 27th 2024 at 7:00pm in the Borough Council Chambers.
Carroll Valley Borough Council Meeting – 3/12/2024
BOROUGH COUNCIL AGENDA
TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 2024 – 7:00 P.M.
Richard Mathews, Council President, presiding
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
REGULAR MEETING
1. Approval of Minutes: February 13, 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
• List of Eligibles
b. Around Town
c. Upcoming Events & Meetings of Interest
d. In Requiem
5. Fire/EMS/EMA Report
6. Committee Reports
a. 2024 Committee Appointments
• Committee Applicants
• Nature Trail Ad Hoc Committee Description
• 50th Anniversary Ad Hoc Committee
b. Planning Commission
c. Community Park Ad Hoc Committee
7. Administrative Business – Borough Manager
a. Treasurer’s Report – February 2024
b. Surplus Inventory Sale
c. Capital Purchase
d. 2024 Materials Bid – For Advertisement
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
APPROVAL of MINUTE
Open House – Gettysburg National Military Park – March 2024 Update
In this episode of Open House, Ray talks with returning guest, Jason Martz, the communication specialist for the Gettysburg National Military Park and Eisenhower Historic Site. Jason talks about the success of their Winter programs, upcoming programs, and gives us an update on the Little Round Top Rehabilitation Project.
Gettysburg Borough Council Meeting – 3/11/2024
Borough of Gettysburg
Council Business Meeting Agenda
Monday, March 11, 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
V. Approval of Agenda and Minutes – Council
A motion to approve the March 11, 2024 agenda as presented.
A motion to approve minutes of the Council Meeting of February 12, 2024, the Special
Council Meeting and Council Work Session held on February 26, 2024 as presented.
VII. Public Comment (Restricted to Items on the Agenda)
VII. Special Presentation
Mayor Rita Frealing – Read Proclamation
Announced March 11 to 15, 2024 as Civic Learning Week in Gettysburg.
Gettysburg Fire Department Box Alarm Review Chief Ken Kime
Deputy Chief Scott McGonigal
VIII. Current and Old Business
A. Planning Department
1. Planning /Zoning/Code Enforcement John Whitmore
a. Departmental Report
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 February 21, 2024 and
grant Certificates of Appropriateness for the following applications as presented:
COA 24-0005 MAJOR PROJECT: 17 Lincoln Square – Wallace Real Estate Group
LLC for the replacement of the existing veneer concrete steps to the entrance of the
building with new brushed concrete steps and install a removeable ADA handrail
with brass floor sockets as presented to the board in the application dated January 8,
2024; COA-230003 MAJOR PROJECT: 615 York Street – Schmuck Lumber
Company for the proposed renovation and alterations of an existing building in order
to combine two retail spaces into one larger hardware/retail space to include the
creation of a new main entranceway with parallel ADA concrete ramps with railings,
down lighting from the roof and parking lot, and maintain the brick façade and
window style as presented in the application dated February 1, 2024; COA-240004
MAJOR PROJECT: 106 N. Washington Street – Eric Smith from the Historic
Borough of Gettysburg
Council Business Meeting Agenda
Monday, March 11, 2024 – 7:00 PM
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Railroad Passenger Station for the complete Historic Train Station renovation
project at 106 N. Washington Street to include the demolition of additions on the westside of the building, restore the original train station building, add a new toilet room,
and construct a new platform canopy as presented in the application dated February
7, 2024.
B. Parking Department
1. Departmental Report Becka Fissel
2. Motions Needing Council Action
A motion to adopt resolution #031124-1 for the purposes of amending, modifying
and confirming certain fees for parking within the Borough’s Race Horse Alley
Parking Garage and to amend, modify and confirm certain fees for the temporary
reservation of parking spaces for the parking and placement of construction
vehicles and open-top refuse containers and to accordingly amend, modify and
confirm such fees as set forth in the Borough’s Fee Resolution adopted on
December 11, 2023.
A motion to adopt resolution #031124-2 implementing a Gettysburg Borough bus
parking pilot program for the temporary reservation and use of public parking
spaces in designated locations within the Borough for a 90 day trial period
commencing in the latter part of March 2024 and terminating in the latter part
of June 2024.
C. Public Works Department
1. Departmental Report Robert Harbaugh
D. Borough Engineer
1. Engineer Report Chad Clabaugh
2. Motions Needing Council Action
Motion to authorize the Borough Engineer to advertise the Gettysburg Inner Loop
Phase B2(B) project for construction bidding.
Motion to authorize the preparation and entry into written agreements with Heather
J. Hazel relative to her real property located at 347 West Middle Street for purposes
of obtaining a temporary construction easement and a permanent stormwater
easement for the construction, operation, inspection, maintenance, repair and
replacement of a portion of the Stevens Run channel wall adjacent to and along
Bream Alley.
E. Police Department
1. Departmental Report Chief Robert Glenny
2. Motions Needing Council Action
Borough of Gettysburg
Council Business Meeting Agenda
Monday, March 11, 2024 – 7:00 PM
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A motion to adopt resolution #031124-3 for the purposes of amending, modifying
and confirming certain maximum fees to be charged by authorized towing
companies for the performance of certain motor vehicle towing and storage
services to be paid by motor vehicle owners, pursuant to the provisions of the
Borough of Gettysburg Towing Ordinance and to amend, modify and confirm
such maximum fees accordingly, as such maximum fees are set forth in the
Borough’s Fee Resolution adopted on December 11, 2023.
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 Cytha Grissom,
to be paid from the Police Pension Plan effective February 1, 2024.
A motion to adopt resolution #031124-4 to excuse the police from making
contributions to the Police Pension Fund for fiscal year 2024.
A motion to approve the 2024 Municipal Box Alarm Card information as submitted
by the Gettysburg Fire Department Fire Chief for the Adams County Department of
Emergency Services.
A motion to adopt resolution #031124-5 authorizing a Gettysburg Borough local
match in the amount of $273,500.00 relative to the funding in connection with the
construction and completion of certain infrastructure and utility improvements
for Phase B2(B) of the Gettysburg Inner Loop project.
A motion to authorize the preparation of a proposed Memorandum of
Understanding, by and between Gettysburg Borough, Gettysburg Borough
Storm Water Authority and Gettysburg Municipal Authority, relative to the
funding parties cooperation in connection with the construction and completion
of certain infrastructure improvements for Phase B2(B) of the Gettysburg Inner
Loop Proiect.
A motion to adopt resolution #031124-6 authorizing and ratifying the submission
of a grant application requesting $10,096,944.00 in Rebuilding American
Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) funds, through the United
States Department of Transportation, to advance construction of a
transportation infrastructure and streetscape improvement project in the
historic downtown area of the Borough, with the total cost of the RAISE scope of
work (construction) of $12,621,180.00 and committing the RAISE 20% local
match requirement of $2,524,236.00 in non-federal local funds for the
Borough of Gettysburg
Council Business Meeting Agenda
Monday, March 11, 2024 – 7:00 PM
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construction of the Gettysburg Gateway Connectivity Project.
A motion to adopt resolution #031124-7 authorizing the preparation and submission
of an application to the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic
Development, through its Municipal Assistance Program, for a grant in aid of the
undertaking by the Borough of Gettysburg of a neighborhood revitalization plan for
the Borough’s Elm Street District, with the commitment of a local funding match of
$25,000.00 by the Gettysburg Elm Street program, and to further authorize and
designate J. Matthew Moon, President of Borough Council, Charles R. Gable, MPA,
Borough Manager, and Sara L. Stull, Borough Secretary, to sign, execute, attest and
deliver any and all documents and agreements required by and between the Borough
and PA DCED in order to facilitate and assist in obtaining the requested grant.
A motion to adopt resolution #031124-8 appointing Kenneth C. Kime, Jr. as a
member of the Gettysburg Borough Code Enforcement Appeals Board for a five
(5) year term of office expiring in March 2029.
A motion to adopt resolution #031124-9 appointing Jennifer Yablonsksy as an
alternate member of the Zoning Hearing Board of the Borough of Gettysburg for the
remainder of a three (3) year term expiring in January 2027.
A motion to adopt resolution #031124-10 appointing Jenny Dumont as an alternate
member of the Gettysburg Borough Planning Commission to complete the remainder
of an unexpired four (4) year term expiring in January 2026.
A motion to appoint Judith Butterfield as a voting delegate for the Pennsylvania State
Association of Boroughs Annual Conference to be held June 2 to 5, 2024.
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.
Borough of Gettysburg
Council Business Meeting Agenda
Monday, March 11, 2024 – 7:00 PM
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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
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
New Oxford Area Chamber of Commerce’s 3rd Annual Awards Banquet (With Interviews)
The New Oxford Area Chamber of Commerce honors local
businesses, organizations, and community leaders at it’s 3rd Annual
Awards Banquet on February 27th 2024 at Inn 94 on Carlisle Pike in
New Oxford.
The 2024 Awardees are:
Non-Profit of the Year: New Hope Ministries
Community Impact Award: Plainville Farms LLC
Student Achievement Award: Delanie Stonesifer
Volunteer of the Year: Christine Richardson
Educator of the Year: Patricia Bealmear
Business of the Year: Deja’ Brew Coffee & Bakery
The Chamber thanks the following sponsors that supported the
event and the awards:
WellSpan Health
Hanover Auto Team
Brown Plus
Lyle R. Pitner State Farm
Adams Electric Cooperative, Inc.
PCI Insurance, Inc.
PWI Incorporated
Adams Economic Alliance
Inflation Reduction Act Funds Will Support Gettysburg National Military Park Resilient Forest Initiative and Climate Change Impacts
Catastrophic Forest Loss
In Gettysburg NMP, forests are crucial to the health of ecosystems, integrity of the cultural landscape and surrounding local communities. However, forest health monitoring in eastern national parks has shown that park forests are rapidly changing, and don’t have enough tree regeneration in the form of seedlings and saplings to replace canopy trees as they fall or die. IRA funds will be used to support the Resilient Forest Initiative through restoration efforts to sustain native forests for future generations.
This project will restore resilience to forest ecosystems of high ecological and cultural value in Gettysburg NMP, as well as 18 other Northeast national parks. Through strategic invasive plant management and planting of native tree seedlings, park forests will be more resilient to climate change and disturbances, allowing the park to achieve its goal of maintaining the current pattern of field and forest, and ensuring these forests persist for future generations to enjoy.
Inland and River Landscapes
Gettysburg NMP, along with other inland and river battlefield cultural landscapes, is seeing effects of climate change that are expected to become more severe in the coming decades. Frequent stream flooding, increases in severe storms and their impacts, changing vegetation communities and fire regimes, and rising temperatures are all creating management challenges. At Gettysburg NMP, we will explore a variety of approaches for preserving our unique battlefield cultural landscape, from earthworks and other archeological resources to natural resources like forest and grassland vegetation that contribute to the historical scene. The project will identify strategies that the park will use to ensure that the cultural landscape is protected and continues to represent a focal event of the Civil War.
The project will create a comprehensive spatial database that combines existing cultural resource data (archeology, ethnography, historic structures, and cultural landscapes) and will integrate climate projections to support planning for the protection of fundamental park resources. The IRA is making it possible to immediately apply some of the strategies that will be developed through this project, through the grassland and forest restoration projects that will provide lasting climate resilience to crucial features of the Gettysburg NMP cultural landscape.
“The Inflation Reduction Act funding provided to Gettysburg NMP will help us in the coming years continue to utilize best practices when facing a range of stressors including over-abundant white-tailed deer populations, spread of invasive plant species, extreme weather events, and changing climate conditions” said Acting Superintendent Kristina Heister. “At worst, these stressors can alter the battlefield landscape through the loss of forests, native plant communities, and associated wildlife. This investment to protect and restore healthy and resilient park lands is fundamental to the cultural landscape, healthy ecosystems, and visitor experience and will benefit people and our local community for generations to come.”
McSherrystown Borough Council Meeting – 2/28/2024
McSherrystown Borough Council General Meeting
Agenda
Wednesday February 28th at 7pm
Borough Council: Mayor & Staff:
Robert Niedererr, Catherine Hagerman (Mayor),
Joseph VonSas, Luke Gibson (Solicitor),
Timothy Klunk, Jessica Freiert (Secretary),
Keith Lewter,
Thomas Snyder,
Stephen Pascoe,
Kim Wagner
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Invocation
4. Attendance Roll Call
5. Approval of February 14th Meeting Minutes
6. Announcement/Communications
a. Announcement of Executive Session
b. Mayor/Police Report
7. Public Comment Period
8. New Business
a. Approval of Consulting Agreement with Tom Weaver
b. Approval of Joint Bids from Hanover Borough
9. Call for motion to Adjournment
Hanover Borough Council Meeting – 2/28/2024
AGENDA FOR THE MEETING OF HANOVER BOROUGH COUNCIL
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2024 AT 7:00 PM
I. PRELIMINARY MA TIERS & OFFICERS’ REPORTS
1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Moment of Silence
3. Roll Call
4. Acknowledgement of Executive Session, if any
5 Presentation – Police Department Accreditation
► Jim Adams, Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association (PCPA) Accreditation
Program Coordinator
6. Public Comment
7. Consent Agenda
a. Minutes: Approval of Minutes of January 29, 2024
b. Finance Reports:
i. Approve Bills for Payment
ii. Accept Monthly Financial Statement
iii. Accept Report of Monthly Investments
c. Appointments: Approve
i. Library Board of Governors Mayor’s Appointee: Darlene Funk
ii. Hanover Economic Development Corporation (HEDC): Douglas Becker
d. Easter Sunrise Service at Long Arm Dam: -Approve
i. St. Bartholomew’s United Church (ELGA) 6:00 AM
e. CDBG Grants Increase in Funds: Approve
i. Baer Avenue Playground Improvements
► $943.00 increase/Total Grant $60,943.00
ii. Wirt Park Improvements
► $24,000.00 increase/Total Grant $94,000.00
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I. PRELIMINARY MATTERS & OFFICERS’ REPORTS
11.
7. Consent Agenda, continued
f. Special Events: Approve
i.Snack Town Street Fest: July 13, 2024 (Downtown)
ii.Snack Town Fall Fest: Sept. 14, 2024 (Moul Field)
iii.Snack Town Run Fest: October 5, 2024 (Half Marathon)
iv.Main Street Hanover: 2024 Temporary Alley Closure Requests for Bank Lane
g. Police Department:
i.Direct Civil Service Commission to Create a Certified Hiring Eligibility List
ii.Approve Resolution No.1397 for Grant Support for Police Department
h. Requests for sewer credit as per Resolution #1167: Approve
i. Biago Scamardella, 187 Moul Avenue – $1,265.30
i. Joint Municipal Bid Awards: Award joint municipal bids for materials and supplies as
set forth in agenda attachment A, as per bid specifications:
i.Pre-Mixed Bituminous Concrete Paving Materials
• ii.Chemicals
iii.Crushed Stone
iv.Petroleum Products
v.Traffic Line Painting
vi.Snow and Ice Rock Salt
yii.Street Milling
j
. Approve Resolution No. 1398 for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
Funding Application for Baltimore Street Parking Lot
k. Approve funding support letter for matching funds in the amount of $82,030 for a
Green Light Go Grant for Eisenhower Drive & Home Depot Intersection
Improvements – to be allocated in the 2025 or 2026 budget
I. Approve Third Party Code Enforcement proposal from Dependable Code Services,
Inc. contingent upon review by Borough Solicitor
m. Approve Resolution No.1399 authorizing of a grant application for the Department of
Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) grant application for a Watershed
Master Plan for conservation and outdoor recreation with matching funds
commitment of $82,500 allocated for 2025 budget
n. Approve Good Field Vendor lease facilitated by the Hanover Economic Development
Corporation (HEDC) contingent upon review by Borough Solicitor
o. Approve Resolution No.1400 authorizing a post-settlement occupancy agreement for
33-37 Frederick Street until May 31, 2024
REPORTS OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES
Public Safety Committee – Mr. Fuentes
1. Consideration of a motion to approve Ordinance No. 2361 to enact the Fire Insurance
Escrow Law in The Borough of Hanover.
2. Consideration of a motion to approve Ordinance No. 2362 to enact a parking restriction
in the alley adjacent 309 West Hanover Street from West Hanover Street to the first alley
north of and parallel to West Hanover Street.
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11. REPORTS OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES
Ill.
IV.
Public Safety Committee – Mr. Fuentes
3. Consideration of a motion to advertise an ordinance for the following changes along
East Chestnut Street:
i. Prohibit parking
1. 109 – 113 East Chestnut Street – south side
ii. Removal of yield signs
1. On Allewelt Alley when entering east side East Chestnut Street
2. On East Walnut Street when entering Grant Drive (no longer exists)
iii. . Installation of stop sign
1. On Allewelt Alley at east side of East Chestnut Street
MAYOR’S REPORT
OTHER MATTERS
► Borough Manager Lewis was recently appointed by the York County Commissioners to the
York County Housing & Development Loan Committee for a 3 year term from March 1, 2024
to March 1, 2027
► Public Comment
MARCH BOROUGH COUNCIL & COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS:
*Governance & Policy Committee Monday, March 4, 2024 6:00 PM
*Public Safety Committee Tuesday, March 5, 2024 6:00 PM
*Enhancement Committee Wednesday, March 13, 2024 6:00 PM
*Water & Sewer Committee Thursday, March 14, 2024 6:00 PM
Council Workshop/Finance & Personnel: Wednesday, March 20 20, 2024 7:00 PM
Hanover Borough Council: Wednesday, March 27, 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 Special Meeting – 2/26/2024
Borough of Gettysburg
Council Business Meeting Agenda
Monday, February 26, 2024 – 6:30 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
V. Approval of Agenda and Minutes – Council
A motion to approve the February 26, 2024 meeting agenda as presented.
VI. Public Comment (Restricted to Items on the Agenda)
VII. Current and Old Business
A. Borough Engineer
1. PBS 2020-04 GIL Phase B1 / B2(A) / B2(B) Gable/Clabaugh
Funding Strategies
A motion authorizing the preparation of a resolution for consideration of adoption by
the Borough Council for the authorization of a local match in the amount of
$273,500.00 relative to the funding in connection with the construction and
completion of certain infrastructure improvements for Phase B of the Gettysburg
Inner Loop project.
VIII. Public Comment
IX. Adjournment
Gettysburg Borough Council Work Session – 2/26/2024
Borough of Gettysburg
Council Work Session Meeting Agenda
Monday, February 26, 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 of the Borough of Gettysburg was
conducted immediately following the February 12, 2024 Council Business Meeting
consistent with sections 708(a)(2) and section 708(a)(5) of the Sunshine Act.
IV. Special Presentation
None.
V. Public Comment (Restricted to items appearing on the agenda – not tabled items)+
VI. Current and Old Business
(2) PBS 2020-08 Code Enforcement Ticketing Griffioen
Gable
Whitmore
(1) PBS 2016-12 Sidewalk Ordinance Revisions Gable
Griffioen
Sellers
(14) 2024 Fee Resolution Amendments (Towing Fees) Butterfield
VII. New Business
(5) Bus Parking Pilot Program Gable
Fissel
(13) Stevens Run Channel Wall Ownership Clabaugh
Role of GBSWA Malewicki
VIII. Public Comment
(Open to items currently tabled or not listed on the agenda)
Borough of Gettysburg
Council Work Session Meeting Agenda
Monday, February 26, 2024 – 7:00 PM
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IX. Tabled Old Business (for consideration at future Council meetings)
i. 2024 Legislative Priorities
(1) PBS 2016-12 Sidewalk Ordinance Revisions
a. Management of Public Spaces
b. Lincoln Square
c. Sidewalk Replacement Program
d. Shade Tree Commission Procedures for Operation
(2) PBS 2020-08 Code Enforcement Ticketing
(3) PBS 2023-01 Comprehensive Rezoning
a. SALDO Adoption
(4) PBS 2017-04 Sign Ordinance
ii. Other Tabled Items as Time Permits
(5) Bus Parking (Loading and Unloading) Pilot Program
(6) 2024 Fee Resolution Amendments / House-Keeping Items
a. Towing Fees
16. c. 1.
16. c. 2.
b. Parking Fees
15. a. 2.
15. a. 8.
15. a. 9.
15. a. 10.
15. a. 11.
15. a. 12.
15. a. 13.
15. a. 14.
15. h. 1.
15. h. 2.
(7) Civil Service Regulations RE: Operator’s Licenses
(8) H2O Grant Denials
a. GIL Phase B1/B2 Funding Strategies
(9) PBS 2019-09 Gettysburg Welcome Center Construction and Management
(10) PBS 2022-04 Historic District Replacement Materials Revisions
(11) PBS 2016-15 Transient Retail Business Ordinance
(12) PBS 2020-04 GIL Phase B1 / B2(A) / B2(B)
iii. New Items Added in 2024
(13) Culps Run Channel Wall Ownership
(14) 2024 Fee Resolution Amendments (Towing Fees)
X. Adjournment
Hanover Borough Council Finance & Personnel Committee & Council Workshop Meeting – 2/21/2024
HANOVER BOROUGH COUNCIL WORKSHOP/
FINANCE AND PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
FEBRUARY 21, 2024 – 7:00 PM
44 FREDERICK ST HANOVER
AND VIA ZOOM FOR PUBUC ACCESS
1. Public Comment
2. Acknowledgement of Executive Session, if any
3. Presentations
a. Police Department Accreditation: Jim Adams, Pennsylvania Chiefs of
Police Association (PCP A) Accreditation Program Coordinator
b. Main Street Hanover: Nikki Hoffman & Dan Frey
4. Consent Agenda
a. Minutes: Approval of Minutes of January 17, 2023
b. Finance Reports:
i. Approve Bills for Payment
ii. Accept Monthly Financial Statement
iii. Accept Report of Monthly Investments
c. Appointments: Approve
1. Mayor’s Appointee: Darlene Funk
ii. Hanover Economic Development Corporation (HEDC):
Douglas Becker
d. Easter Sunrise Service at Long Arm Dam: – Approve
i. St. Bartholomew’s United Church (ELCA) 6:00 AM
e. CDBG Grants Increase in Funds: Approve
i. Baer A venue Playground Improvements
► $943.00 increase/Total Grant $60,943.00
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e. CDBG Grants Increase in Funds, continued: Approve
ii.Wirt Park Improvements
► $24,000.00 increase/Total Grant $94,000.00
f. Special Events: Approve
i.Snack Town Street Fest: July 13, 2024 (Downtown)
ii.Snack Town Fall Fest: Sept. 14, 2024 (Moul Field)
iii.Snack Town Run Fest: October 5, 2024 (Half Marathon)
iv.Main Street Hanover: 2024 Temporary Alley Closure Requests for
Bank Lane
g
. Police Department:
i.Direct Civil Service Commission to Create a Certified Hiring
Eligibility List
ii.Approve Resolution No. ___ for Grant Support for Police
Department
h. Approve requests for sewer credit as per Resolution #1167
i. Biago Scamardella, 187 Moul A venue – $1,265.30
1. • Joint Municipal Bid Awards: Approve
i.Pre-Mixed Bituminous Concrete Paving Materials
ii.Chemicals
iii.Crushed Stone
iv .Peh·oleum Products
v.Traffic Line Painting
vi.Snow and Ice Rock Salt and Calcium Chloride
vii.Street Milling
viii.Water Borne Pavement Markings
5. Finance, Personnel and Administration
a. CDBG Grant for Baltimore Street Parking Lot – Approve resolution
b. Green Light Go: Approve funding letter
c. Third Party Code Inspector – Approve proposed contract contingent upon
review by Borough Solicitor
6. Parks & Recreation
a. DCNR Master Planning Grant for Watershed Area – Approve Resolution
7. Governance & Policy Committee
a. Council Retreat 3/23/24 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM: Update/Information
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8. Public Safety Committee
a. Advertisement of ordinance: Approve
i. Prohibit parking
1. 109 -113 East Chestnut Street- south side
ii. Removal of yield signs
1. On Allewelt Alley when entering east side East Chestnut
Street
2. On East Walnut Street when entering Grant Drive (no longer
exists)
iii. Installation of stop sign
1. On Allewelt Alley at east side of East Chestnut Street
9. Department of Planning & Engineering
a. 33 Frederick Street – Capital Building Project Update for Design
Development Plans
10. Hanover Economic Development Corporation – Presentation
a. Good Field Food Vendor Lease: Approve lease contingent upon review
by Borough Solicitor
11. Reports of Council Members, Council Committees and Other Public Bodies
12. Management Reports
13. Correspondence and Information
14. Additional Public Comment
15. Adjournment
Gettysburg Loves Love – 2024
From the beautiful vow renewals, officiated by Mayor Rita C. Frealing, to the wonderful interviews, the first Gettysburg Loves Love event was a success. This event was made possible by the partnership of Destination Gettysburg, Main Street Gettysburg, and Community Media of South Central PA. And of course, we want to thank YOU for helping make this event the success it was! Gettysburg Loves Love occurred on February 17th, 2024 in downtown Gettysburg, on the steps of the iconic Gettysburg Hotel.
Open House – South Mountain Partnership
Join Ray as he talks with Katie Hess, the director of South Mountain Partnership. In this interview, Katie discusses what the South Mountain Partnership does for our community, and tells us more about their new ‘State of the Region’ report card.
Visit their website below to access the full ‘State of the Region’ report card, and much more!
www.southmountainpartnership.org
Gettysburg Loves Love: A Wedding Vow Renewal Ceremony
Love is in the Square!
There’s no better time or place to celebrate an enduring love story than Gettysburg, recently named the most romantic town in Pennsylvania.
Get swept away by the romance of Gettysburg Loves Love, a first-ever wedding vow renewal ceremony in the heart of downtown Gettysburg, all to prove that Love Is In The Square.
Couples are invited to gather in Lincoln Square on Saturday, February 17th from 2-4 p.m. on the steps of the historic Gettysburg Hotel, Est. 1797.
A collective wedding vow renewal ceremony begins at 3 p.m. under the auspices of Gettysburg Mayor Rita C. Frealing who is officiating the ceremony.
The event is absolutely free because, in Gettysburg, we believe that love is priceless.
Visit GettysburgLove.com for more information.
Hosted by Destination Gettysburg, Main Streets Gettysburg, and Community Media of South Central PA.
McSherrystown Borough Council Meeting – 02/14/2024
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Invocation
4. Attendance Roll Call
5. Approval of January 24th, 2024 Meeting Minutes
6. Announcement/Communications
a. Announcement of Executive Session
7. Public Comment Period
8. New Business
a. Resolution 2024-06 Filling A Vacancy In The Office of Member Of Council
b. Resolution 2024-07 Adopting A Revised Building Access Policy
c. Changing of Office Hours
d. Approval of Expenditures from 1/9 – 2/12
e. Committee Assignments
9. Call for motion to Adjourn
Open House – Manos Unidas: VITA Program
Join Yeime Bautista as she talks with fellow Manos Unidas Board Member, Peter Boving. Peter talks about the VITA (Volunteers Income Tax Assistant) program, and how it can help you this tax season.
www.manosadams.com
Gettysburg Borough Council Meeting – 02/12/2024
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 will be
conducted immediately following the adjournment of this evening’s monthly general
business meeting consistent with section 708(a)(2) and section 708(a)(5) of the
Sunshine Act for the following purposes: (1) to receive informational updates relative
to a pending grievance matter and a contractual issue raised by the Teamsters Local
No. 776 in connection with the Borough’s collective bargaining agreements with its
police and nonuniformed employees labor organizations; and (2) to revise 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 February 12, 2024 agenda as presented.
A motion to approve minutes of the Council Meeting of January 8, 2024 and the
Council Work Session meeting on January 22, 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 accept the request of the Adams County Library System for a Gettysburg
Borough Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment for the purpose of adding a library
principal use as a use permitted by right in the Institutional-1 (INS-1) Zoning District.
A motion to authorize the drafting and preparation of a proposed ordinance amending
the text of the Gettysburg Borough Zoning Ordinance for the purpose of adding a
library principal use as a use permitted by right in the Institutional-1 (INS-1) Zoning
District.
A motion to authorize the setting of a public hearing of the Borough Council to be held
on Monday, April 8, 2024 at 6:30 p.m. and to authorize the provision of public notice
of the hearing consistent with the provisions of section 609 of the Pennsylvania
Municipalities Planning Code relative to the proposed amendment to the text of the
Gettysburg Borough Zoning Ordinance in order to add a library principal use as a use
permitted by right in the Institutional-1 (INS-1) Zoning District.
A motion to authorize the drafting and preparation of a proposed ordinance for the
purpose of implementing a code enforcement ticketing process in an effort to
streamline the enforcement of certain Borough ordinances and the procedures for the
payment of fines and penalties in order to limit the need for issuance of a citation and
any subsequent proceedings through the court system.
2. Historic & Environmental Preservation Debra English
a. Departmental Report
b. Motion Needing Council Action
A motion to appoint Kurt Kramer as a member of the Gettysburg Borough Storm
Water Authority for a five (5) year term which term will expire in January 2029.
B. Parking Department Becka Fissel
1. Departmental Report
2. Motion Needing Council Action
A motion to authorize the preparation of a proposed resolution for the purposes of
amending, modifying and confirming certain fees for parking within the Borough’s
Race Horse Alley Parking Garage and to amend, modify and confirm certain fees for
the temporary reservation of parking spaces for the parking and placement of
construction vehicles and open-top refuse containers and to accordingly amend,
modify and confirm such fees as set forth in the Borough’s Fee Resolution adopted on
December 11, 2023.
C. Public Works Department
1. Departmental Report Robert Harbaugh
D. Borough Engineer
1. Engineer Report Chad Clabaugh
2. PBS 2020-04 GIL Phase B1 / B2(A) / B2(B) Gable/Clabaugh
Funding Strategies
E. Police Department
1. Departmental Report Chief Robert Glenny
2. Motion Needing Council Action
A motion to authorize the preparation of a proposed resolution for the purposes of
amending, modifying and confirming certain maximum fees to be charged by an
authorized towing company for the performance of certain motor vehicle towing and
storage services to be paid by motor vehicle owners pursuant to the provisions of the
Borough of Gettysburg Towing Ordinance and to accordingly amend, modify and
confirm such maximum fees as set forth in the Borough’s Fee Resolution adopted on
December 11, 2023.
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
Gettysburg Storm Water Authority Meeting – 02/12/2024
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
Introduction of Kurt Kramer, who will be appointed to the GBSWA Board by
Borough Council at the Council’s general business meeting on February 12, 2024.
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 January 8, 2024 GBSWA organization meeting
minutes and the January 8, 2024 GBSWA business meeting minutes.
V. Public Comment (Restricted to Items on the Agenda)
VI. Special Presentation
None.
VII. Current Business
A. Financial Updates
Revenue vs. Expenses YTD (2023 and 2024) Gable
Payments Received (2023 Billing) English
Liens Filed (2023 Billing Cycle) Boyer
VIII. Old Business
A. Engineer Updates Clabaugh
1) Bream Alley
2) GIL Phase B2 (Washington Street Segment)
IX. New Business
A. PBS 2020-04 GIL Phase B1 / B2(A) / B2(B) Gable/Clabaugh
Funding Strategies
B. Land Studies Culps Run Maintenance Proposal Clabaugh
X. Public Comment
XI. Adjournment
Boys Basketball – Northern @ Gettysburg – 02/02/2024
Local High School Boys Basketball – Northern @ Gettysburg – 02/02/2024
Oh Man! – Sizzle Reel
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LARK – Sizzle Reel
Lark – A Modern Marketplace opened April 2011. Owner, Timbrel Wallace, set out to create a retail shop unlike anything else in Gettysburg. It’s a cultivated collection of home décor, artwork, jewelry, candles, fashion, greeting cards, gifts for all ages, and much more. Step inside and find out why Lark’s customers continue to be surprised and delighted with every shopping experience!
Boys Basketball – Waynesboro @ Gettysburg – 01/26/2024
Game of the Week – Boys Basketball – Waynesboro @ Gettysburg
Hanover Borough Council Meeting – 1/29/2024
AGENDA FOR THE MEETING OF HANOVER BOROUGH COUNCIL
MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 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
PRESENTATION: Mike Miller, Special Counsel – Library Use
5. Public Comment
6. Consent Agenda
a. Approve the Minutes:
i. Conditional Use Decisional Public Hearing December 27, 2023
ii. Council Meeting December 27, 2023
iii. Council Reorganization Meeting January 2, 2024
b. Finance Reports:
i. Approve Bills for Payment
ii. Accept Monthly Financial Statement
iii. Accept Report of Monthly Investments
c. Library Board
i. Appoint Eric Klansek, Library Association Appointee – 3 year term
d. Hanover Tax Appeals Board
ii. Appoint Chuck Hegberg
iii. Appoint Alternate Member Scott Roland
e. Police Pension Committee
i. Appoint C. Edward Good – 2 year term
f. 2
nd Saturday Events for Market House: Approve use of parking lot
i. June 8, 2024
ii. September 14, 2024
g. Tree Dedication Program: Approve proposed Resolution No.1394
h. Special events: Approve special event permit applications
i. Annual Memorial Day Parade: May 27, 2024
ii. Strength United Crossfit 5K Run: March 23, 2024
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I. PRELIMINARY MATTERS & OFFICERS’ REPORTS
6. Consent Agenda, continued
i. Disposition of Records: Approve Resolution No. 1395
j. 2024 Field Use Agreements:
i. Hanover Diamond Sports (2)
ii. Southwest Outlaws (2)
iii. Hanover Soccer Club
k. Street Vacation Petition – Alleyway between 105 and 119-121 Allegheny Avenue:
Approve advertisement of public hearing for February 21, 2024
l. Miscellaneous Fee Resolution Amendments: Approve Resolution No. 1396
II. REPORTS OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES
Council Workshop/Finance & Personnel Committee – Mr. Kress
1. Consideration of a motion to ratify the action of the proper officers of the Borough of
Hanover in approving the following Real Estate Tax Lien Filings by the Hanover
Borough Tax Collector Holly Liska, 207 Third Street, Hanover, PA and exonerating the
Tax Collector from further efforts to collect the aforesaid taxes:
a. The Real Estate Taxes listed on the “Return of Uncollected Real Estate Interim Taxes
for the year 2022” totaling $406.37 face value;
b. The Real Estate Taxes listed on the “Return of Uncollected Real Estate Full Taxes
for the year 2023” totaling $113,461.22 face value;
c. The Real Estate Taxes listed on the “Return of Uncollected Real Estate Interim Taxes
for the year 2023” totaling $212.86 face value;
d. Charge 2024 Real Estate Tax Collector Holly Liska, 207 Third Street, Hanover, PA
with the collection of 2024 Real Estate Tax in the amount of $6,434,238.19 and
authorizing the issuance of Tax Warrants for same with the payment of ninety-five
hundredths (0.95%) percent commission on the collection of each tax bill collected.
2. Consideration of a motion approving the proposed 2024 Council Committee assignments.
3. Consideration of a motion approving the proposed revised 2024 Council Goals.
4. Consideration of a motion authorizing staff to prepare and execute the letter of fund
commitment for 25% of the total estimated project cost for the Susquehanna River Basin
Commission (SRBC) Consumptive Use Grant for LBS Tower Gate Replacement at
Lawrence Baker Sheppard Dam.
5. Consideration of a motion to approve the proposed lease and use of a portion of the
Guthrie Memorial Library and curatorship of the Pennsylvania Room with the Hanover
Area Historical Society.
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II. REPORTS OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES
Stormwater Authority – Mr. Reichart
1. Consideration of a motion approving the letter of intent regarding the proposed
gasification facility project.
Department of Water Resources – Mr. Reichart
1. Consideration of a motion to accept the offer of dedication for water main extensions for
Residences on Church conditioned on the following:
a. Posting of an 18-month Maintenance Bond (in a form to be acceptable by Solicitor)
in the amount of $19,267, per the PA Municipalities Planning Code.
b. Satisfactory review and acceptance, by the Solicitor of a Bill of Sale (to include Title)
to document exactly what all is being tendered for dedication (including a deed of
dedication).
c. Resolution of any outstanding Water Resource Department punch list items and
corrective actions.
d. Payment of all outstanding Borough costs (from Water Resources Department,
Solicitor, third party costs, etc.).
2.. Consideration of a motion to accept the offer of dedication for the Gitts Run Road
Commercial Development conditioned on the following:
a. Posting of an 18-month Maintenance Bond (in a form to be acceptable by Solicitor)
in the amount of $20,974, per the PA Municipalities Planning Code.
b. Satisfactory review and acceptance, by the Solicitor of a Bill of Sale (to include Title)
to document exactly what all is being tendered for dedication (including a deed of
dedication).
c. Resolution of any outstanding Water Resource Department punch list items and
corrective actions.
d. Payment of all outstanding Borough costs (from Water Resources Department,
Solicitor, third party costs, etc.).
III. MAYOR’S REPORT
IV. OTHER MATTERS
1. Public Comment
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FEBRUARY 2024 BOROUGH COUNCIL & COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS:
*Governance & Policy Committee Monday, February 5, 2024 6:00 PM
*Public Safety Committee Tuesday, February 6, 2024 6:00 PM
*Public Works & Facilities Committee Wednesday, February 14, 2024 6:00 PM
Council Workshop/Finance & Personnel: Wednesday, February 21, 2024 7:00 PM
Hanover Borough Council: Wednesday, February 28, 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
Shining Stars – Capital Campaign Kick-off Event
Unbridled Future – Join the Calvary. Pam Hoffman, Shining Stars Board President, talks about their new Capital Campaign, and what their plans are for the future of Shining Stars’ new facilities. Shining Stars provides therapeutic horsemanship programs to children, adults, and families with special needs in order to improve physical, mental, emotional, and social areas of their lives.
McSherrystown Borough Council Meeting – 1/24/2024
McSherrystown Borough Council General Meeting
Agenda
Wednesday January 24, 2024 at 7pm
Borough Council: Mayor & Staff:
Robert Niedererr Catherine Hagerman (Mayor)
Joseph VonSas Luke Gibson (Solicitor)
Timothy Klunk Jessica Freiert (Secretary)
Donna Spangler
Keith Lewter
Thomas Snyder
Stephen Pascoe
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Invocation
4. Attendance Roll Call
5. Approval of January 10th, 2024 Meeting Minutes
6. Announcement/Communications
7. Public Comment Period
8. New Business
a. Acceptance of Resignation of Council Member Donna Spangler
b. Approval of IT Contract with Cyber Guardian Solutions
c. Approval of Resolution 2024-04 Local Share Assessment Grant
d. Approval of Resolution 2024-05 Adopting A Building Access Policy
e. Approval to Advertise the 2024 Budget
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 February 14th
, 2024 at 7:00pm in the Borough Council Chambers.
Carroll Valley Borough Council Meeting – 01/23/2024
BOROUGH COUNCIL AGENDA
TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 2024 – 7:00 P.M.
RESCHEDULED FROM: TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2024
AMENDED
Richard Mathews, Council President, presiding
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
REGULAR MEETING
1. Approval of Minutes: December 12, 2023, Regular Meeting
2. Approval of Minutes: January 2, 2024, Re-Organization Meeting
3. 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.
4. Ordinances and Resolutions
a. Resolution #2-2024: Disposal of Records
5. Mayor’s Report – R. Harris
a. Police Report
• Officer Reed Probation Completed
• Civil Service Commission
1. Police Officer Candidate
b. Around Town
c. Upcoming Events & Meetings of Interest
d. In Requiem
6. Fire/EMS/EMA Report
7. Committee Reports
a. Committee Descriptions
b. 2024 Committee Appointments
• Committee Applicants
• Community Park Ad Hoc Committee Recommendations
c. Planning Commission
• Short-Term Rental Proposed Ordinance
8. Administrative Business – Borough Manager
a. Treasurer’s Report – December 2023
b. Surplus Inventory Sale
9. Unfinished Business
a. Grant Funding Updates
b. 8 Fawn Trail – Exception for Chicken Coup
10. New Business
a. Proposed Zoning Amendment – Transitional Density Residential Overlay District
b. Eluma, Inc., – Agreement to Continue its Substantive Validity Challenge Before the ZHB
11. 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.
12. Adjournment
Gettysburg Borough Council Work Session – 1/22/2024
Borough of Gettysburg
Council Work Session Meeting Agenda
Monday, January 22, 2024 – 7:00 PM
Page 1 of 8
I. Call to Order President Moon
II. Welcome and Opening Remarks President Moon
III. Announcements President Moon
An executive session of the Brough Council was conducted immediately following the
adjournment of the January 8, 2024 general business meeting consistent with section
708(a)(1) and section 708(a)(5) of the Sunshine Act .
IV. Special Presentation
Adams County Library System Richard Thrasher
Zoning Text Amendment Request
V. Public Comment (Restricted to items appearing on the agenda – not tabled items)
VI. Current and Old Business
(8) H2O Grant Denials Clabaugh
a. GIL Phase B1/B2 Funding Strategies
(2) PBS 2020-08 Code Enforcement Ticketing Griffioen
Gable
Whitmore
VII. New Business
(1) 2024 Fee Resolution Amendments / House-Keeping Items Glenny
a. Towing Fees Fissel
Section 16. c. 1.
Section 16. c. 2.
b. Parking Fees
Section 15. a. 2.
Section 15. a. 8.
Section 15. a. 9.
Section 15. a. 10.
Section 15. a. 11.
Section 15. a. 12.
Section 15. a. 13.
Section 15. a. 14.
Section 15. h. 1.
Section 15. h. 2.
VIII. Public Comment
(Open to items currently tabled or not listed on the agenda)
Borough of Gettysburg
Council Work Session Meeting Agenda
Monday, January 22, 2024 – 7:00 PM
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IX. Tabled Old Business (for consideration at future Council meetings)
i. 2024 Legislative Priorities
(1) PBS 2016-12 Sidewalk Ordinance Revisions
a. Management of Public Spaces
b. Lincoln Square
c. Sidewalk Replacement Program
d. Shade Tree Commission Procedures for Operation
(2) PBS 2020-08 Code Enforcement Ticketing
(3) PBS 2023-01 Comprehensive Rezoning
a. SALDO Adoption
(4) PBS 2017-04 Sign Ordinance
ii. Other Tabled Items as Time Permits
(5) Bus Parking (Loading and Unloading) Pilot Program
(6) 2024 Fee Resolution Amendments / House-Keeping Items
a. Towing Fees
16. c. 1.
16. c. 2.
b. Parking Fees
15. a. 2.
15. a. 8.
15. a. 9.
15. a. 10.
15. a. 11.
15. a. 12.
15. a. 13.
15. a. 14.
15. h. 1.
15. h. 2.
(7) Civil Service Regulations RE: Operator’s Licenses
(8) H2O Grant Denials
a. GIL Phase B1/B2 Funding Strategies
(9) PBS 2019-09 Gettysburg Welcome Center Construction and Management
(10) PBS 2022-04 Historic District Replacement Materials Revisions
(11) PBS 2016-15 Transient Retail Business Ordinance
iii. New Items Added in 2024
X. Adjournment