Lower Pottsgrove's Zoning Hearing Board will be left to decide the fate of a request for an internally illuminated sign at an East High Street business. Township commissioners declined to offer an opinion.
When it meets Monday (Aug. 3) at 7 p.m. in Sunnybrook Ballroom, the Lower Pottsgrove Board of Commissioners is scheduled to discuss a zoning variance requested for an East High Street property.
Lower Pottsgrove has issued its monthly financial warrant for June, as approved by the Board of Commissioners. It documents where revenues came from, and how money was spent, during the month.
Lower Pottsgrove is again looking for bidders to haul away its property owners' residential and commercial solid waste and recycling materials.
Like elsewhere in Montgomery County this weekend, previously shuttered businesses in Lower Pottsgrove reopened to eager customers as the coronavirus lockdown ended. Things aren't normal just yet, though.
The Lower Pottsgrove municipal building on Buchert Road SANATOGA PA – The pending departure of Lower Pottsgrove Police Chief Michael Foltz will prompt the township Board of Commissioners to consider several police-related agenda items during its meeting Thursday night (June 4, 2020)
Both the Upper Pottsgrove Board of Commissioners and the Limerick Board of Supervisors canceled meetings scheduled for this week. Lower Pottsgrove commissioners will gather Thursday.
Lower Pottsgrove on Friday issued its monthly financial warrant for April, as approved by the Board of Commissioners. It documents where revenues came from, and how money was spent, during the month.
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