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LANCASTER CITY COUNCIL

Lancaster City Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 25, in Nelson M. Polite Sr. City Council Chambers, City Hall, 120 N. Duke St. Among the agenda items:

Reports requested by council: Healthy Lives, Healthy Lancaster update.

Legislative agenda: resolutions: Administration Resolution No. 17-2025, authorizing application for a Municipal Assistance Program grant.

LANCASTER CITY CRIZ

The Lancaster City CRIZ Authority Board of Directors meeting scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 25, has been canceled. The next meeting is at 3:30 p.m. March 25 at 115 E. King St.

LANCASTER COUNTY CAREER & TECHNOLOGY CENTER

The Lancaster County Career & Technology Center’s Joint Operating Committee will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 27, in the boardroom at the Mount Joy Campus, 432 Old Market St., Mount Joy. Among the agenda items:

Director’s report: (a) committee minutes; (b) a GAC meeting was held Feb. 4; (c) new GAC member; (d) local, state and federal projects; (e) appointment of ACT44 School Safety and Securities coordinator; (f) secondary updates; (g) post-secondary updates; (h) CTC mascot.

Personnel committee: recommendations for approval of resignations, retirement, appointments and transfers.

Action items: (a) extension of the appointment as interim administrative director through May 1; (b) stipend per pay period beginning with the Feb. 7 pay date and ending with the pay date May 2 for addition duties during transition period; (c) rescind job acceptance for part-time practical nursing instructor (to be utilized as a sub), start date to be Jan. 27; (d) stipend for employee per week from Jan. 27-May 2 for additional duties, assignments and responsibilities; (e) Family and Medical Leave Act: No. 2234, Brownstown, Dec. 2, 2024-Feb. 28 (extended from end date of Feb. 26).

Informational items: job description update, instructional coach.

Building and property committee: informational items: (a) updates on facility projects; (b) facilities use: Rabies Clinic WS.

Planning and development committee: action items: (a) work-based learning handbook; (b) institutional placement and follow-up services plan.

Informational items: (a) discussion item: memorandum of understanding for La Academia Partnership Charter School, pending Joint Operating Committee and solicitor review; (b) progress reports; (c) application status secondary 2024-25; (d) enrollment status post-secondary 2024-25; (e) affiliation agreements: Wonder Kids Medical Daycare, PN program; (f) Lancaster Orthopedic Group; (g) SACA; (h) field trips.

Finance committee: (a) financial reports, January; (b) permission to purchase/bid/award bids/RFPs; (c) permission to BID; (d) seeking approvals.

Informational items: (a) 2025-26 budget update, district voting; 2025-26 tuition rates, PN updated for new curriculum structure; (b) 2023-24 adult education budget; (c) Identisys quote.

Policy committee: (a) policies for first read; (b) policies for second read and approval.

The next scheduled meeting of the Lancaster County Career & Technology Center Joint Operating Committee will be at 7 p.m. March 27 at the Willow Street campus.

LANCASTER COUNTY HOUSING

Lancaster County Housing Authority Board of Directors will meet immediately following the 4 p.m. meeting of the Land Bank Authority, Tuesday, Feb. 25, at 28 Penn Square, second floor, Suite 100. To attend remotely, email bdegoede@lchra.com. Among the agenda items:

Minutes of the January meeting.

Financial report for January.

New business: (a) resolution approving an amendment to a policy statement to update authorized signatories for official documents; (b) resolution approving a grant agreement with Community Basics Inc. for the Manor Youth House Project using emergency rental assistance funds; (c) resolution approving a grant agreement with Community Basics Inc. for The Three Center Square Preservation Project using emergency rental assistance funds; (d) resolution approving a grant agreement with HDC Midatlantic (Adamsburry Associates L.P.) for The Apartments at College Avenue Project using emergency rental assistance funds.

Other business: the next meeting of the Board of the Lancaster County Housing Authority will be at 4:30 p.m. March 25, after the 4 p.m. Land County Bank Authority meeting at the offices of the Lancaster County Housing and Redevelopment Authorities, 28 Penn Square, 1st floor, Suite 200, and via Zoom.

LANCASTER COUNTY LAND BANK AUTHORITY

The Lancaster County Land and Bank Authority will meet 4 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 25, at the office of the Lancaster County Housing and Redevelopment Authorities, 28 Penn Square, Suite 100. To attend remotely, email bdegoede@lchra.com. Among the agenda items:

Minutes of the January meeting.

Communications.

Staff reports.

Financial report for January.

New business: resolution approving the amendment of the policy statement on authorized signatories for official documents.

Other business: the next meeting of the Board of the Lancaster County Land Bank Authority will be at 4 p.m. March 25 via Zoom and/or at the offices of Lancaster County Housing and Redevelopment Authorities, 28 Penn Square, Suite 10.

LANCASTER COUNTY REDEVELOPMENT

The Lancaster County Redevelopment Authority will meet Tuesday, Feb. 25, after the 4 p.m. meetings of the Land Bank Authority and Housing Authority meetings, 28 Penn Square, Suite 100. To attend remotely, email: bdegoede@lchra.com. Among the agenda items:

Minutes of the January meeting.

Treasurer’s report for January.

New business: (a) resolution approving an amendment to a policy statement to update authorized signatories for official documents; (b) resolution approving a contract with East Cocalico Township; (c) resolution approving a contract for a housing and homelessness strategic plan consultant; (d) resolution approving contract amendments with nonprofit organizations; (e) resolution approving a reservation of funds for Old Market Apartments; (f) resolution approving a reservation of funds for Walnut Street Apartments; (g) resolution approving a reservation of funds for Three Center Square Apartments; (h) resolution approving a reservation of funds for Manor Youth House; (i) resolution approving a reservation of funds for Steigel Apartments; (j) resolution approving a reservation of funds for Dinah Hill Apartments; (k) resolution approving a reservation of funds for New Holland Apartments; (l) resolution ratifying a memorandum of understanding with Denver Borough for the Homeowner Assistance Program.

Other business: the next meeting of the Board of the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Lancaster will be March 25, immediately following the meeting of the Lancaster County Housing Authority which follows the 4 p.m. meeting of the Lancaster County Land Bank Authority.

MANHEIM TWP. COMMISSIONERS

Manheim Township Commissioners will meet at 6 p.m. Monday, Feb. 24, at the municipal building, 1840 Municipal Drive. Remote access link: manheimtownship.org. Among the agenda items:

Public hearings/presentations/appointments: (a) employee of the month; (b) Resolution 2025 – 17: appointing Seth Slaymaker as a firefighter/EMT with Manheim Township Fire Rescue; (c) oath of office; (d) public hearing, Posh Hospitality No. 4, Flory Mill LLC, proposed zoning ordinance amendment; (e) Ordinance 2025 – 02: to amend the zoning ordinance to permit Autobody Shops and Collision Centers in the Industrial District I-2; (f) public hearing, Oaktree Outdoor Advertising, proposed zoning ordinance amendment; (g) Ordinance 2025 – 03: amending the zoning ordinance by amending Article 18 Signs, Section 1804 General Regulations, Section 1806, Supplemental Regulations, and Table 2; (h) Manheim Township code compliance department’s semiannual report; (i) manager’s monthly report.

New business: (a) consent agenda: (1) 25 Eshelman Road, stormwater management plan, financial security release; (2) Little Conestoga Blue/Green Corridor, Mennonite Home floodplain restoration project, financial security release; (3) Willow Bend Estates, subdivision and land development plan, financial security release; (b) resolutions: Resolution 2025 – 18: installation of temporary banners; (c) ordinances; (d) motions/decisions: bid award for compost park wood and brush shredding; (e) acknowledgments: acknowledge engineering and traffic study to remove handicapped parking signs in front of 136 Manheim Ave.

WEST LAMPETER TWP. SUPERVISORS

The West Lampeter Township Board of Supervisors will meet at 6 p.m. Monday, Feb. 24, at the municipal building, 852 Village Road, Lampeter. Among the agenda items:

Planning matters: (a) conditional use hearing for Grouse Pointe; (b) consider Resolution 4-2025 planning module, Grouse Pointe; (c) consider final plan for Grouse Pointe; (d) review of county planning comments for Lampeter Orchard final plan; (e) consider managed stormwater plan for 308 Meadia Ave.; (f) consider Resolution 5-2025 planning module, Lapps Farm Market; (g) consider Resolution 6-2025 planning module, 112 Woodlawn Ave.; (h) discuss special exception approvals and questionnaire.

Department reports: (a) community development; (b) treasurer/finance department; (c) public works department; (d) police department; (e) township manager.

Township administration matters: (a) Resolution 7-2025, regarding the promotion of Officer Anthony “Martin” Weaver to the rank of sergeant. There will be a Ceremony to recognize this promotion; (b) notice of bids: (1) West Lampeter Township 2025 road projects; (2) 2025 seasonal mowing of West Lampeter Township properties; (c) announcements: (1) Lancaster County 2027 Property Reassessment announcement; (2) PPL communication regarding the South Akron, Millwood Segment 6 transmission line rebuild; (3) Elizabethtown College emergency preparedness survey; (4) WLT BOS will hold a public meeting Monday, Feb. 24.

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