Scott Shewell, president and CEO of Safe Harbour, said the project uses low-income housing tax credits that were approved by the Pennsylvania Housing Financing Agency last fall.
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Two development projects in South Middleton Township advanced in the approval process following the Thursday night supervisors meeting during …
Tom Faley, a retired Army colonel and longtime South Middleton Township supervisor, died on Sept. 18 in Tampa, Fla. at the age of 82.
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South Middleton Township has pledged its support behind a multistate, 1,300-mile recreational trail that traverses the township to connect the…
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A senior hydrogeologist's report showed the presence of three prominent fracture traces, indicating fractured bedrock, extending diagonally from northeast to southwest across the property.
“Areas of concerns” listed in a traffic study include the intersections of Forge and Lindsey roads, Lindsey and Springville roads, and the development’s proposed Charlotte Street.
South Middleton Township supervisors last week approved a developer’s final plans for a multi-use community campus along South Spring Garden Street.
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The project’s first phase comprises 60 town houses, seven apartment buildings comprising a total of 363 apartments, a community center, club house, five 10-unit garage buildings, and parking.
Township secretary Ali Wood, who until recently fielded hundreds of complaint calls weekly from residents, answered only 14 complaints in the last two weeks.
South Middleton Township supervisors last week resumed a conditional-use public hearing for a proposed residential development in the township that has been continued due to varying circumstances since 2020.
“We are hopeful that we can find an acceptable solution to ensure that our residents receive consistent levels of service, as required under our contract,” township manager Cory Adams said Friday.
Project representatives said they also were “in discussion” about potentially installing a cement sidewalk directly outside the development to ensure pedestrian safety along Springville Road.
A final hearing and vote on the township’s zoning ordinance revisions is scheduled for March.
South Middleton Township supervisors approved a 25-year license agreement earlier this month between the township and the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission regarding Children’s Lake.
The township plans to spend $1.65 million this year for improvements and upgrades at Carlisle Airport.
The township approved a one-year extension for service with the trash hauler because the only bid for a new contract came from Waste Management.
“Our two most common complaints are missed pickups and inconsistent information coming from Waste Management about service delays or interruptions," township manager Cory Adams said.
“We didn’t want the folks who came out here tonight to think that we were slamming this plan through. We wanted to give them more time to think this through," board president Bryan Gembusia said.
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Sara Crawshaw hopes to organize stream cleanups, open houses at the treatment plants and encourage local running/walking events to switch to borough water instead of bottled water.
The township anticipates converting the existing 1964 school building into a community center and connecting the surrounding acreage to South Middleton’s existing pedestrian trail system.