The regular semi-monthly meeting of the Board of Supervisors, Hanover Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania was called to order by Chairman John N. Diacogiannis at the Hanover Township Municipal Building, 3630 Jacksonville Road, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 18017 at 7:30 P.M.
Present were Supervisors Colon, Salvesen, Nagle and Walbert, Engineer Birdsall, Solicitor Broughal, and Manager Finnigan.
The Pledge of Allegiance was performed.
Upon motion of Mr. Nagle, seconded by Mr. Salvesen, the Board approved the Agenda with an addition under Developments and adding an executive session for contract negotiations, potential lawsuit and personnel issues.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Upon motion of Mr. Nagle, seconded by Mr. Colon, the Board approved the minutes, as written, from the meeting of the Board of Supervisors dated June 12, 2007.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen abstain, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert abstain, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Upon motion of Mr. Salvesen, seconded by Mr. Nagle, the Board approved the List of Bills and Transfers dated June 26, 2007 as prepared by the Secretary/Treasurer, and to enter the signed List of Bills by the Secretary/Treasurer and the Board of Supervisors as an attachment to the minutes.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
COURTESY OF THE FLOOR
Tom Fiorini of 5000 Hanoverville Road was present to discuss Jaindl Boulevard in regard to its completion and what the Township is looking at in terms of traffic patterns on Hanoverville and Township Line Roads.
Mr. Salvesen stated he believes that when all the roads are completed, the majority of the heavy truck traffic will go along Jaindl Boulevard to 512 and assume the only truck traffic along Hanoverville Road will be those going into LVIP. Right now they have no alternative but to use Hanoverville Road.
Mr. Fiorini commented on Lower Nazareth approving an additional 4,000 trucks per day and can’t see this getting anything but worse. He believes this deserves to be studied by more traffic experts and deserves an alternative course of action.
Mr. Diacogiannis stated we were also disappointed in the approval of the additional truck traffic by Lower Nazareth and we are putting a lot of hope on the new Jaindl Boulevard and we’ll see how well that turns out and take it as it comes and if more studies need to be done, then studies will be done when that pattern settles down and we see how things are going.
Shannon Sears, resident of Hanover North was present to discuss the 15 foot berm and stated his concerns on the children playing on the berm and with the berm right along the road, there is nothing to stop the children from falling down the berm and onto the road.
Mr. Finnigan stated the highway occupancy permits have been issued by PennDot, right now there is a temporary haul road on the west side of 512 and there will be some restoration. This plan has been approved by PennDot for over a year and this whole 512 corridor, a 7.2 million dollar investment; those plans are etched in stone. We can look at it, but I’m not sure what else we can do.
Mr. Birdsall stated it was always planned to not have a wide flat area, there was one for several months because the road was not in its final condition, but when it is, it will be close to the right of way line; extra right of way was given for that purpose and the berm was built in this precise location to respect that future alignment; there was never any intent to have the berm be used as a play area, it is to protect from noise and to stop kids from running out onto the highway. I would hope that people would encourage there children to not play there.
Mr. Finnigan stated in talking to Engineer Schmalzer, one of the issues isthat the homeowners were told by whoever the real estate agent was, that all of the land to the east of 512 would remain farmland. The issue here is civil, this is not a Township matter; the plans are well laid, to go back and try to convince the Developer or PennDot, at this time; those are documents filed with the prothonotary.
Mr. Diacogiannis stated these are issues that were agreed to by the Developer and PennDot, whether the homeowners were told anything different; we’ve been down this path before and almost every development has their share of what they were told.
Mr. Sears stated he understands that but we live there and our children live there and we just don’t want anything to happen.
A discussion was held on who owns the berm.
Mr. Sears asked if he could put up a fence.
Mr. Finnigan stated as long as there are no deed restrictions and it meets Township ordinances, yes.
Virginia Rutkowski, 5489 Falcon Court, Monocacy Farms Development, stated concerns with the volume of traffic on Jaindl Boulevard. She stated she has read the minutes, and when Jaindl met with the homeowners on Hanoverville Road, he assured them that the noise and volume of traffic would be taken away from them; but was there any consideration for future growth. Where we live now was a corn field, was there consideration for the west side of 512 to protect those future residents. We have a safety issue, as well as a noise issue. Mrs. Rutkowski asked if we have any rights as homeowners as to what will be built in Lots 1 and 2 in the future.
Mr. Diacogiannis stated as a citizen, she has the right to come in and voice an opinion once that comes before us, from a legal standpoint, he refers comment to a legal professional; which she would have to get on her own.
Mr. Finnigan stated there is a developer’s agreement, an agreement with the Township securing the improvements and also a developer’s agreement that contains what is permitted and what is not permitted there, size of buildings, etc. What can be built there is allowed per the zoning ordinance and the agreement; to go less restrictive in what is already recorded, from a Township standpoint, we have to allow what has been filed and negotiated and documented.
A discussion was held on what is proposed presently.
Mrs. Rutkowski questioned the sound barrier at Crawford and 512, commented again on the truck traffic that is going to affect their development, and the traffic coming from and to Lower Nazareth truck terminals.
A discussion was held on the Lower Nazareth truck traffic.
Mrs. Rutlowksi questioned trees and shrubs on the berm.
Mr. Diacogiannis stated that this is up to you as owners.
Mrs. Rutkowski questioned missing property pins.
Mr.
Birdsall stated there are certain minimum requirements on the plan; when the
Developer gets ready to turn over the roads, we verify that the pins are there
and ask for certification from their surveyor that the pins have been set.
REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN
Mr.
Diacogiannis stated we are in receipt of a letter dated June 25, 2007 from the
Law Firm of Stevens & Lee on behalf of the Borough of Bath regarding the
Colonial Regional Police Commission.
Mr.
Diacogiannis stated that this is their letter, not ours, and he is not going to
spend any time on this letter tonight, but at this juncture we have reached a
“hand-shake” agreement and understanding with Lower Nazareth and would direct
the Township Manager and Township Solicitor to proceed with whatever agreements
we would need to resolve and finalize.
Mr.
Broughal stated he believes in the past there was already a motion authorizing
the execution of those documents and does not think the above direction is
necessary.
Mr.
Broughal asked that the Board consider a motion to authorize the Chairman and
Secretary to execute the purchase of sale agreement and the property management
agreement with Lower Nazareth Township conditioned on the approval of the
Township Manager and Township Solicitor.
Mr.
Walbert moved that the Board approve to authorize the Chairman and Secretary to
execute the purchase of sale agreement and the property management agreement
with Lower Nazareth Township conditioned on the approval of the Township
Manager and Township Solicitor.
Mr. Nagle
seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert
aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
REPORT OF THE VICE-CHAIRMAN
Mr.
Walbert had nothing to report, except he had a great vacation.
SUPERVISOR’S COMMENTS
Mr. Nagle
stated that once again the Fire Company did a wonderful job in his
neighborhood.
PLANNING & ZONING
Mr.
Walbert stated we originally had a conditional use hearing scheduled for
tonight, the meeting is not being held and noted for the record that the
Developer of the Active Adult Community on Bridle Path Road has granted the
Board a continuance of the conditional use hearing. It is also noted that the
Developer would also like to waive the time limitation requirement.
Mr.
Walbert stated there is a Conditional Use Application for Lehigh Valley Academy
at 1550, 1560, and 1640 Valley Center Parkway and a date for the Public Hearing
needs to be set.
The Board
agreed to hold the Public Hearing on July 24, 2007.
A
discussion was held on a Petition for a Zoning Variance for a patio at 1162
Wheaton Drive, residents John H. and Frances J. Berry.
The Board
agreed to leave this for the Zoning Hearing Board’s discretion.
Mr.
Walbert introduced the Amendment to the Zoning Ordinance: PORR to allow for
acute care hospitals in the PORR district.
Mr.
Finnigan discussed adding this as a permitted use instead of a conditional use.
Mr.
Broughal discussed LTAC (Long Term Acute Care) and suggested making this is a
conditional used based on the fact that it allows for-profit.
Mr.
Walbert moved that the Board approve to authorize the Township Solicitor to
advertise the proposed amendments to the Ordinance regarding PORR, Planned
Office, Research and Residential, district to provide for acute care hospitals
with the condition that it allows for-profit operations.
Mr. Colon
seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert
aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr.
Broughal suggested the earliest we could have the Public Hearing would be
August 28, 2007.
The Board
agreed to that date.
Mr.
Finnigan updated the Board that Liberty Property Trust approached him and they
wanted to submit a plan based on the assumption that this is going to be
approved and they understand that they run the risk. If they want to start
moving dirt, we can put a security agreement together like we have in other
instances and they run the risk.
ADMINISTRATORS
Mr.
Nagle moved that the Board
approve to adopt the Employment of Relatives Policy, as recommended by the
Township Manager, and that it be included in the next revision of the Hanover
Township employee handbook.
Mr. Walbert seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr.
Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
EMPLOYMENT OF RELATIVES
While Hanover Township has no prohibition against
hiring relatives of employees, close family members such as parents, children,
spouses, siblings, or in-laws will not be hired into or transferred to
positions where they directly supervise or are supervised by another close
family member. If two employees marry and are in the same chain of command,
Hanover Township may select either employee at its discretion and require the non-selected
employee to transfer or leave Hanover Township. Hanover
Township reserves the right to determine in all cases if a close enough
familial relationship exists to prohibit a supervisory relationship.
Mr. Nagle moved that the Board approve to adopt the Nonfraternization Policy,
as recommended by the Township Manager, and that it, too, be included in the
next revision of the Hanover Township employee handbook.
Mr. Colon seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr.
Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
NON-FRATERNIZATION
While Hanover Township encourages amicable
relationships between members of management and their subordinates, it
recognizes that involvement in a romantic relationship may compromise or create
a perception that compromises a member of management’s ability to perform
his/her job duties. Any involvement of a romantic nature between a manager,
supervisor, or agent of the Township and anyone he/she supervises directly is
prohibited. Violation of this policy will lead to corrective action up to and
including termination of the management individual involved in the
relationship.
Mr. Nagle
moved that the Board approve the following proclamation honoring David Matthew
Anthony, Eagle Scout:
HANOVER TOWNSHIP
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY
PROCLAMATION NO. 2007-04
A PROCLAMATION HONORING
DAVID MATTHEW ANTHONY
ON THE ACHIEVEMENT OF HIS EAGLE AWARD
WHEREAS, David Matthew Anthony has achieved
a significant accomplishment in life’s path earning his Eagle Award as a member
of the Boy Scouts of America; and
WHEREAS, David will officially receive his
award during an Eagle Presentation Ceremony on June 30, 2007 as a member of Boy
Scout Troop 352, Notre Dame of Bethlehem Church; and
WHEREAS, David replaced all the classroom American Flags with
new flags at Liberty High School, Bethlehem Area School District. He presented a PowerPoint presentation to
Teen Works, a United Way Organization, to obtain funding. He organized the Troop to collect the old
flags and installed the new flags. He also
organized a Flag Retirement Ceremony to properly dispose of the old flags with
speeches by the Hon. Steve Samuelson & Liberty Principal Dr. Dean M.
Donaher; and
WHEREAS,
David has exemplified the virtues of scouting and has exhibited leadership
skills as Patrol Leader and Assistant Senior Patrol Leader.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT AND IT IS HEREBY
PROCLAIMED, by the Board of Supervisors of Township of Hanover, County of
Northampton, and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania:
That
David Matthew Anthony is applauded and recognized on the occasion of his Eagle
Award and the Board of Supervisors congratulates him for his dedication and
devotion in preserving the finest virtues of American life as set forth by
Scouting principals. The Board of
Supervisors also proclaim Monday, July 2, 2007 as David Matthew Anthony Day in
Hanover Township.
Mr. Colon seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr.
Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr. Nagle moved that the Board
approve to create the following fee for a BOCA Appeal on a commercial property
to be $1,000, for a BOCA Appeal on a residential property to be $600, and a
BOCA Appeal continuance request fee by applicant to be $175.
Mr. Colon seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr.
Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr. Nagle moved that the Board
approve to authorize the Township Secretary/Treasurer to advertise the bid for the
renovations to the building located at 248 Brodhead Road.
Mr. Colon seconded the motion.
Mr. Finnigan stated he received,
along with the Solicitor’s office, the bid documents. Mr. Finnigan stated he
will get a copy to Lower Nazareth. The bid documents were prepared with Hanover
Township, the Owner; at this point that’s the way we have to go forward. I
started to read over the bid documents and the Solicitor’s office will start
reviewing next week; based on what is in there, hopefully the building would be
completed December 7, 2007 and have it up and operational December 31, 2007.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr.
Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
A discussion was held on the
Amendments to the Recycling Ordinance.
Mr. Finnigan stated these amendments
to our current ordinance with keep us in compliance with Act 101 and Act 140
and the receiving of grant monies.
The Board agreed to hold the Public
Meeting on July 24, 2007.
A discussion was held on the
Amusement Tax Ordinance.
Mr.
Finnigan stated that this ties in to the AFHBD zoning ordinance that would
allow certain establishments in the Township and it is up to date with other
ordinances that are in the Valley as to amusement taxes for certain operations.
The board
agreed to hold the Public Meeting on August 14, 2007.
DEVELOPMENTS
Mr. Haresh
Joshi, Building and Planning Committee at Hindu Temple was present to discuss
the Hindu Temple Land Development Plan.
Mr.
Birdsall referenced a letter to Hindu Temple stating the things that are
missing in the plan and stated that the Board of Supervisors asked that Hindu Temple
be present at tonight’s meeting because their Engineer showed a phased plan
which was never shown to the Board before, any changes to a plan like that has
to come before the Board of Supervisors.
Mr. Joshi
discussed the phases.
Mr.
Birdsall asked that Mr. Joshi write a letter to the Board explaining that they
need to hold-up temporarily on the landscaping and why.
Mr. Colon
asked if they have a date of completion.
Mr. Joshi
stated around the second week in September.
Mr. Colon moved that the Board approve the following Resolution, which dedicates LNAA
(Lehigh Northampton Airport Authority) land for future recreation and open
space use, and that the Chairman
and Secretary be authorized to sign the Resolution.
HANOVER TOWNSHIP
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY
Resolution 07-08
WHEREAS, the LEHIGH NORTHAMPTON AIRPORT AUTHORITY (“LNAA”) owns approximately
437.485 acres of land in the Township of
Hanover, Northampton County, Pennsylvania (the “Township”) which land is more
particularly described on a plan attached hereto and made a part hereof and
marked Exhibit “A” (“LNAA Property”); and
WHEREAS, LNAA desires to offer for
dedication a portion of the LNAA Property (“Dedicated Property”) in order to
comply with §159-16. D. of the Code of the Township of Hanover which requires
developers to dedicate land for future recreation and open space use as part of
any subdivision and/or land development within the Township; and to have the
Township acknowledge that such dedication partially satisfies LNAA’s
obligations for the dedication of land for recreation and open space use in the
event that the LNAA Property is subdivided and/or developed in the future by
LNAA or its successors and assigns.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved and
it is resolved that:
1. The Township hereby accepts for
dedication the Dedicated Property representing approximately 14.496 acres; and
2. The Township hereby acknowledges and
agrees that the dedication of the Dedicated Property hereby satisfies a partial
meeting of LNAA’S obligations pursuant to §159-16.D. of the Code of the
Township of Hanover with respect to the dedication of land for recreation and
open space use for the subdivision and/or land development of the LNAA
Property.
3. The Township also accepts 4.916 acres
of easement as part of the open space requirement.
Mr. Nagle
seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert
aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr.
Colon moved that the Board approve, as recommended by the Township
Engineer, to grant the Developer of Dewire Estates 14 Lot R1-S Subdivision the
requested release for Escrow Release Number 5 in the amount of $98,723.70
conditioned upon the following:
1.
That the Developer acknowledges that the security provided by
Bank of America as required by the Subdivision Improvements Agreement, will
remain at a minimum of $138,391.75, for the work remaining, plus contingencies;
and
2.
That the Developer adheres to Township Policy Number 25
(payment of Plans and Appeals Accounts).
Mr. Colon further moved to notify the Developer/Owner of the Board’s action relative to this matter.
Mr. Nagle seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr. Colon noted for the record, in regard to Lehigh-Northampton Airport Authority Lot Location Plan, that the Record Owner for the lots being consolidated, LNAA, has granted the Board an extension of 60 days to August 27, 2007.
ROAD REPORTS
Mr. Walbert – Road District #1, Mr. Salvesen – Road District #2, Mr. Diacogiannis – Road District #3, Mr. Colon – Road District #4 and Mr. Nagle – Road District #5 & #6 had nothing to report.
ENGINEER REPORT
Mr. Birdsall had nothing to report.
SOLICITOR REPORT
Mr. Broughal distributed copy of Resolution adopting the new Traffic Impact Fee for the Board’s review.
PUBLIC WORKS REPORT
Mr. Healy is on vacation.
MANAGER’S REPORT
Mr. Finnigan distributed the Fire Company report, the Airport report and the Colonial Regional Police report.
Mr. Finnigan reported:
·
the Pole Building is going up and the contractor
is doing a good job
·
the Playground Equipment at Crawford Park is
installed and is well attended and used
Mr. Diacogiannis closed the regular meeting at 8:30 P.M. and opened the Executive Session.
Mr. Diacogiannis closed the executive session at 8:56 P.M. and re-opened the regular business meeting.
DEVELOPMENTS
Mr. Colon moved that the Board, as
recommended by the Township Engineer, approve
to adopt the terms and conditions relative to the Preliminary/Record Plan for
LVIP IV Lot 46, prepared and provided to the Developer/Owner for signature, and
the Township Secretary notify the Developer/Owner of the Board’s action
relative to this matter as follows:
CONDITIONS:
1. The Developer/Owner shall into an
Improvements Agreement with the Township and provide appropriate security. (S.A.L.D.O. Section 159-30D(5).).
A.
The Improvements Agreement shall include a notarized
statement, satisfactory to the Township Solicitor, stating that the Township
will be held harmless against any claim of damage from the downstream property
owners that may result from the proposed development. (Stormwater Section 152-10E.).
B.
The Improvements Agreement and a separate covenant
running with the land shall include provisions satisfactory to the Township
Solicitor, that the stormwater collection, conveyance and control facilities
located on private property will be properly operated and maintained.
(Stormwater Section 152-10M.).
2. The Developer/Owner shall enter into a
Maintenance Agreement with the Township and provide appropriate security. (S.A.L.D.O. Section 159-30D.(6).).
3. The Developer/Owner shall pay all
current fees, including any outstanding plans and appeals account charges. (S.A.L.D.O. Section 159-36J.).
4. The Developer/Owner shall provide two
(2) Mylars for recording the plans and ten (10) sets of plans which are signed
and notarized by the Owner and sealed by the Engineer. (S.A.L.D.O. Section 159-34B.).
5. The Developer/Owner shall meet all
conditions of the Preliminary/Record Plan approval, and the Record Plan shall
be recorded within twelve (12) months of Conditional Plan approval, and agrees
that if such conditions are not met, the conditional Preliminary/Record Plan
approval shall be considered void, and the application for Preliminary/Record
Plan approval will be considered void and withdrawn.
The
Developer/Owner understands that the granting of conditional approval of this
plan recognizes that the Township is agreeing to the following on the Site
Development Plan:
A. That the Board of Supervisors waive the
requirement that four (4) additional off-street loading spaces be provided and
to allow no new off-street parking spaces as shown on the plans with the
condition that the Zoning Officer can require the additional four (4)
spaces. (Zoning Ordinance Section
185-17C).
Mr. Nagle seconded the motion.
It was noted that the Developer has agreed to and signed the conditions.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
ADMINISTRATION
Mr. Nagle moved that the Board approve to authorize the hiring of an additional full-time Office Support Associate effective July 1, 2007 with a wage of up to $11.00 per hour.
Mr. Colon seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr. Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr. Nagle noted for the record that the Township received three letters from Linda J. Sterner, Elected Tax Collector which appoints three Deputy Tax Collectors.
Mr. Nagle moved that the Board approve the following Resolution, which appoints Berkheimer as Hanover Township’s Tax Collector of its Real Estate Tax, and that the Chairman and Secretary be authorized to sign the Resolution:
HANOVER TOWNSHIP
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY
Resolution 07-09
A RESOLUTION OF THE GOVERNING BOARD OF HANOVER TOWNSHIP – NORTHAMPTON
COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, AUTHORIZING, EMPOWERING AND DIRECTING THE PROPER OFFICERS
OF THE GOVERNING BOARD TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH BERKHEIMER WHEREUNDER
BERKHEIMER IS APPOINTED AS THE TAX COLLECTOR FOR THE COLLECTION OF REAL ESTATE
TAXES FOR THE TERM HEREIN DEFINED, TOGETHER WITH SUCH EXTENSIONS AS MAY BE
AGREED UPON, SAID TAX ENACTMENT HAVING BEEN ADOPTED UNDER AND PURSUANT TO THE
AUTHORITY OF THE PENNSYLVANIA LOCAL TAX COLLECTION LAW.
WHEREAS, 72 P.S.
§5453.201 allows for the imposition of a tax upon real estate; and
WHEREAS, Hanover Township – Northampton County,
by Resolution and/or Ordinance, has levied, assessed and provided for the
collection of such Real Estate Tax; and
WHEREAS, Section 22
of the Local Tax Collection Law, 72 P.S. §5511.22, allows Hanover Township – Northampton County and its tax collector to
appoint in writing one or more tax collectors to receive and collect taxes in a
like manner and with like authority as the tax collector appointing them; and
WHEREAS, Hanover Township – Northampton County,
and Berkheimer have negotiated an Agreement whereby and whereunder it will hire
Berkheimer as a deputy tax collector to collect taxes for
Hanover Township – Northampton
County,
THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED that:
1. Hanover Township –
Northampton County hereby appoints
BERKHEIMER as its tax collector of its REAL ESTATE TAX for
the initial term commencing June 26,
2007 and ending December 31, 2007,
and any subsequent renewal terms thereafter. This appointment resolution shall
be deemed to encompass any renewal terms agreed upon by the parties without
further reenactment of this resolution or re-appointment.
2. Further, The Board of
Supervisors of Hanover Township – Northampton County APPROVES AND ADOPTS
the Agreement negotiated with Berkheimer for the collection of the REAL ESTATE
TAX.
3. Any resolution or part of this resolution conflicting with the
provisions of this resolution be and the same are hereby repealed to the extent
of such conflict.
ENACTED into a RESOLUTION this 26th day of June,
2007.
Mr. Salvesen seconded the motion.
Mr. Finnigan noted that this is good
through December 31, 2007.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr.
Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr. Nagle moved that the Board
approve to appoint Nancy Wagner and Elizabeth Gehman as the Deputy Tax Collectors
for Hanover Township.
Mr. Colon seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr.
Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Mr. Nagle moved that the Board
approve the Articles of Agreement in regards to Berkheimer and the collection
of Real Estate Taxes and to authorize the Chairman and Secretary to execute the
agreement.
Mr. Salvesen seconded the motion.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr.
Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Upon motion of Mr. Nagle, seconded
by Mr. Walbert, the Board approved adjournment at 9:05 P.M.
Mr. Colon aye, Mr.
Salvesen aye, Mr. Nagle aye, Mr. Walbert aye, Mr. Diacogiannis aye.
Stacy
C. Milo
Secretary/Treasurer