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2026 07 14 ATBOS

Published: Jul 14, 2026

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Parks & EnvironmentInfrastructure

Letter of Credit Reduction Request for Water Treatment Plant Tabled

The board heard a request for a reduction of a letter of credit from Protester Place, currently holding $726,454.30. This request is primarily related to the construction of the water treatment plant and is under review by Roger. As the review was not yet complete, the board decided to table the request.

Transparency And GovernanceAll

June 23rd Meeting Minutes Approved

The board reviewed and approved the minutes from the June 23rd, 2026 meeting. A motion to approve was made, seconded, and carried with one abstention.

Zoning And Land UseAll

Board to Investigate Activity at Holly Pitcher PRD Development

The board discussed a resident's observation of activity at the Holly Pitcher PRD development and signs related to a pipeline. The resident inquired about final approval or upcoming work. The board stated they were not aware of any activity and would investigate. Further discussion suggested the signs might be related to gas line work being processed in the area, potentially involving Porter joint and crossing Route 11.

Public SafetyAll

Board Affirms Support for Flock Cameras Amidst Privacy Debate

The board discussed the use and effectiveness of Flock cameras, with one supervisor expressing strong support for increased surveillance to deter criminals, citing their success in apprehending wanted individuals and deterring crime. This supervisor criticized what they perceived as hypocrisy from Gen Z individuals protesting surveillance while using digital technology themselves. Another supervisor expressed reservations about government surveillance, preferring to maintain personal freedoms over security. However, they acknowledged the cameras' effectiveness in catching criminals. The board affirmed their partnership with the Franklin County Sheriff's Department on the Flock camera system, highlighting its cost-effectiveness and success in leading to arrests. They also clarified that the data is not being sold and that there is a 'divorce clause' to prevent misuse for minor infractions like expired registration.

Public SafetyAll

Board Authorizes Civil Complaint for Castle Green Drive Violation

The board discussed a violation at 2000 Castle Green Drive. Following an executive session with Zach Mills to discuss how to proceed, a motion was requested to authorize Zach Mills to file a civil complaint with the district justice regarding this violation.

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