Providence Township Parks and Recreation Committee addresses trail maintenance and park improvements. The committee met April 9 to discuss ongoing work, with Township Manager Vicki Eldridge fielding requests from members including committee member Sean Smith. The committee heard that a park bench
Providence Township Board awards three road maintenance contracts totaling $244,825. Chairman John E. Schroeder and Members Lori L. Crossen and J. Pepper Goslin unanimously approved bids for equipment rental with Long's Asphalt, Inc. ($78,130.00), seal coating with Asphalt Industries, Inc.
Providence Planning Commission unanimously approved a planning module for a commercial holding tank at 751 Lancaster Pike. Chairman Anthony Nardella led the commission, which included members Kara Kalupson, Kenneth Wiker, Brent Siegrist, and alternate Evan Wertz, with Zoning Officer Ben McCue also
Providence Township Board approves air conditioning system for schoolhouse. The supervisors voted 2-1 to award a $9,990 Bosch air conditioning system installation to Red Truck Heating and Cooling, with Chairman John E. Schroeder opposing the measure. The board unanimously authorized advertising for
Providence Township supervisors approve $10,000 AC system installation, authorize spring roadwork bids. The board voted 2-1 to award a Bosch central air-conditioning system to Red Truck Heating and Cooling for $9,990, with Chairman John E. Schroeder in opposition. Supervisors also authorized
Planning Commission approved a holding tank project at 194 Main Street during leadership reorganization. Anthony Nardella was unanimously elected Chairman, Kenneth Wiker as Vice Chairman, with Kara Kalupson serving as Secretary of the four-member commission. The commission voted unanimously to
Providence Township Zoning Hearing Board closes testimony on Temple-Bushong property variance but defers decision. The February 10 hearing for 162 Hopkins Mill Road included testimony from applicant representatives, neighboring property owner Michael Granbois with counsel, and resident Eric
Providence Township Supervisors deny Mom's Store development plan in split vote. The board voted 2-1, with Member Lori L. Crossen dissenting, to reject both the applicant's time extension request and the land development plan for the property at 174 Cinder Road. In other business, Chairman John E.
Providence Township supervisors deny Mom's Store land development plan in 2-1 vote. Chairman John Schroeder and Vice Chairman J. Pepper Goslin voted to deny the land development plan for the store located at 174 Cinder Road, with Member Lori Crossen opposed. The board also rejected the applicant's
Providence Township zoning board approves short-term rental application, denies painting business variance. The board unanimously approved Sam Stoltzfus's application to operate a short-term rental at 264 Clearfield Road in the R-1 Zone, after hearing from neighbors Mary and Terry Wells and Bob
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