Guilford Board of Supervisors approved 911 Memorial Trail signage after state concerns were resolved. Chairman Don Clapper, who met with PennDOT executives, moved to approve Resolution 2026-12. The supervisors also approved Resolutions 2026-08, 09, and 10 as petition and intervention requests in
Guilford Supervisors adopted zoning ordinance amendments distinguishing between animal clinics and hospitals. Chairman Don Clapper and Supervisor Mike Ferguson voted unanimously to adopt Ordinance Number 2026-07, which also establishes definitions and location criteria for Public Auction:
Guilford supervisors backed 57-home White Rock development, set zoning hearing. The township Board of Supervisors approved a land development plan for White Rock (Lahinch) off St. Annes Drive, proposing 57 single-family homes subject to fees, comments, and bonding. The board scheduled a zoning
Guilford Supervisors voted on multiple property decisions and variances May 21. Chairman Don Clapper and Supervisors Greg Thomas and Mike Ferguson voted unanimously to support a privacy-screening variance for Barbara Sue Hershey of 738 Rising Sun Lane, who sought setback relief after apartment
Guilford Supervisors approved comprehensive amendments to zoning and subdivision ordinances and three land-development plans. Chairman Don Clapper presided with Supervisors Greg Thomas and Mike Ferguson. The board unanimously approved Ordinance 2026-06, amending multiple provisions of the
Guilford Supervisors approved zoning changes and seven subdivision plans at February meeting. Chairman Don Clapper presided as the board unanimously approved amendments to the Zoning Ordinance and a Zoning Map Change at the intersection of Molly Pitcher Highway and Loop Road. The Supervisors also
Supervisors approved solar farm agreements and authorized infrastructure bids. Chairman Don Clapper presented developers and decommissioning agreements for Maple Ridge Solar A and B, which the board unanimously authorized him to execute on separate motions. The Supervisors also unanimously approved
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