Drawing are being finalized. Work to obtain funding is in place. Bid advertisements might go out in February. With odds in its favor, the township hopes a notice to proceed with its municipal campus could be issued in late April.
When Lower Pottsgrove commissioners meet tonight (Thursday, Jan. 21), the proposed township campus is scheduled to be part of their discussions.
Developers of the Spring Valley Farms community on Bliem Road, and Sanatoga Greene on Evergreen Road, are well into their respective construction projects ahead of the annual spring selling season.
The driver of a hired plow truck has been told to slow down during snow clearing operations on Welsh Drive in Lower Pottsgrove. He wiped out a few mailboxes during the last storm, the township reported.
The township is getting what its manager considers a bargain in renewing its three-year contract for services to be provided by the Montgomery County Planning Commission.
Five people who serve as volunteers on four Lower Pottsgrove advisory bodies were reappointed Monday by township commissioners. They also agreed to advertise a proposed retirement plan for non-uniformed employees.
Township commissioners have agreed to settle assessment appeals for three commercial properties owned by Heritage Sunnybrook Village LP on Heritage and Creekside Drives in Lower Pottsgrove.
The illness in recent weeks affected two of the township's five elected leaders, its police chief, and several police department officers, commissioners reported Monday. The township functioned well despite the adversity, they added.
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