Police Department
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The
East Norriton Township Police Department functions as an organized unit with a
common goal to provide the community with the best possible service and
protection that can be achieved with the existing resources. The primary
objective of the Police Department is to enforce the law in a fair and an
impartial manner, recognizing the limitations of police authority and the
rights of all persons. It is our duty to create an environment in which people
can live, work and play healthfully, move about safely in their environment,
and feel confident that they, their families, and their property are protected
from criminal harm. The East Norriton Township Police Department views itself
primarily as a public service agency. We have continually practiced community
policing long before it had become a national trend. The Police Department will
strive to maintain a safe atmosphere and the quality of life which the
residents and businesses of East Norriton Township have become accustomed.
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East Norriton Township's Curfew Hours:
10:30 PM
Sunday - Thursday
12:00 Midnight Friday - Saturday
East Norriton Township Police
Administrators attend the F.B.I. National Academy
The
East Norriton Township Police Department is one of only a handful of police
agencies statewide that has had its entire administrative staff attend and
graduate from the F. B. I. National Academy.
Internationally known for its academic excellence, the National Academy
Program, held at the F. B. I. Academy in Quantico Virginia, offers attendees
ten weeks of advanced investigative, management and fitness training for
selected officers having proven records as professionals within their
agencies. Attendees are chosen which have been identified as future leaders of
their agencies. Upon graduation, these officers serve their departments and
communities in executive level positions. The National Academy will only
accept officers with the rank of Lieutenant or higher, and officers fortunate
enough to attend represent less then one percent of all law enforcement
officers in the Nation.
Since 1935, the National Academy has held over two hundred and twenty-one
sessions made up of officers from all fifty States, the U.S. Territories, the
four branches of the military and over thirty foreign countries.
Having
the Police Department’s entire administrative staff as graduates is fortuitous
for the citizens of East Norriton Township. Chief John McGowan attended the
Academy in the 146th session while still employed by Lower Moreland
Township. Lieutenant Kurt Taboga attended the 211th session in 2002
and Lieutenant Karyl Kates has just recently graduated with the 221st
session in June 2005.
In
1972 the University of Virginia accredited the courses offered by the National
Academy, making it possible for attendees to earn graduate and undergraduate
college courses.
East Norriton Township Police Department achieves Accreditation from the
Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association
The
East Norriton Township Police Department has recently become one of the only
thirty four police agencies Statewide to receive accreditation from the
Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association. The accreditation process requires
applying agencies to meet and adopt over one hundred and twenty different
standards of compliance.
These standards are designed to make the agency more professional, efficient
and responsive to the citizens it serves. Benefits of accreditation provide a
credible framework for evaluating agency practices and procedures. It reduces
the department’s risk and exposure to lawsuits and can decrease some liability
expenditures. It can extend the agency’s accountability to the public and its
elected officials. In short, accreditation is a progressive and time proven
way of helping a department evaluate and improve performance.
The
East Norriton Township Police Accreditation Manager, Lieutenant Karyl, Kates
began the process in 2002 shortly after she was promoted to her current rank.
After three years of hard work, which included rewriting much of the
Department’s operation manual, accreditation was awarded to East Norriton
Township in July 2005.
The
East Norriton Township Police officers and citizens can be truly proud of their
police department.
From left, East Norriton Township Chief of Police, John J.
McGowan,
Lt. Karyl Kates and State Accreditation Coordinator Richard Hammond
Display a state accreditation plaque presented to the East Norriton
Township Police Department on June 28, 2005.
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Fire Department
We at the Norriton Fire Company are all
volunteers. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a
year. Whether it’s 3 o’clock in the morning, you know that help is
on the way no matter the severity of your emergency. And none of us get
paid for responding to your call for help. Our only payment is in
knowing that our knowledge prevents small incidents from becoming major
catastrophes and in a job well done.
As we move forward into the new century, we continue to educate
ourselves on new technologies to help save you and your loved ones in
time of need. We attend classes from County, State and National
instructors to better aid you in times of emergencies. We also take time
to learn outside the classroom. Through weekly drills, critiques and
learning form one another through personal experiences, we keep
ourselves tuned for real situations. Most of us live
right in your own
backyard, working full-time jobs (sometimes two), raising children, with
spouses who live with the fact that when the alarm sounds, we w ill
be away from our families for a period of time (sometimes hours).
In 2004, the Norriton Fire Engine Company attained the BRONZE status from the
Office of the State Fire Commissioner (OSFC). This is the Commonwealth's
Certification Program for fire departments. The purpose of this program
is to identify and recognize emergency service personnel whose accomplishments
in training and education meets or exceeds nationally recognized standards.
The NFPA standards for Fire Service Professional Qualifications identify the
minimum requirements for a person at a particular level of progression. A
person certified to one of the Fire Service Professional levels will have
demonstrated competency in the knowledge and skills required to perform at a
particular level. the service that can be offered to the citizens and
communities of the Commonwealth will be enhanced by the Professional competency
attained through this certification process.
As a result of your generosity
in previous years, we have been able to make some needed upgrades to some of
our equipment. As an example, your
contributions enabled us to
purchase new breathing air tanks that allow us to proceed farther into a fire
which aides in search and rescue efforts. We are also able to equip our
two newer fire engines with tools
needed to aid you in various
emergency situations.
We pride ourselves on being one of the few totally volunteer fire
companies left in this area. This accounts for a lower tax bill for the
residents of East Norriton Township. But our numbers are dwindling. The
average length of a volunteer in the State of Pennsylv ania is five
years. Many of us here are well above the average, but we are not
acquiring as many new recruits as we are accustomed to. Any person
wishing to join the Department, can contact us at 610-279-3456 or stop
by our main station on Swede Road. Our Company meetings are held on the
first Wednesday of every month at 7:30 p.m. and we train every Monday at
7:00 p.m. at the Swede Road station. Stop by and ask us how you can join
and help the community. We are also willing to accept any tax
-deductible donation you can give us so our volunteers can continue to
provide the fire protection you undoubtedly expect when you dial 911.
We thank you for any and all your support.
Ambulance Squad
Plymouth Ambulance
Plymouth ambulance has been in continuous service since 1963. Plymouth is a
progressive pre-hospital health care provider. Plymouth is fully licensed and
accredited by the Pennsylvania Department of Health to provide the highest
level of pre-hospital care available in the State. We are a designated part of
the State plan for Emergency Medical Coverage for Montgomery County. The
main station is located at 902 Germantown Pike in Plymouth Meeting.
In June of 2000, Plymouth assumed coverage for Norristown and Bridgeport
boroughs. In doing so we have established two additional stations one on the
campus of Montgomery Hospital and the other in
Goodwill Fire Co. in Bridgeport. Having the Main station and the Norristown
station flank East Norriton allows us to provide better service to the area.
The future looks exciting, as the emergency medical community continues
to grow and advance. This growth and advancement allows us to offer our
patients more and more treatment modalities. Fast efficient treatment
and transportation has been shown not only to save lives, but also to
reduce recuperation times. More information can be obtained by calling
our Business office at 610-277-2776, Monday–Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00
pm. Specialized group training and demonstrations can also be arranged
through the Business office.
Emergency Management
Office of the
Fire Marshal
The East Norriton Township Fire Marshal conducts fire safety inspections
of all types of occupied buildings and buildings
under construction and
renovation except for one and two family homes in the Township. The
inspected buildings include
schools, hospitals, nursing homes, day care
centers, restaurants, businesses, stores and hotels. All of  these
buildings must be in compliance with the Township’s Fire Code. The
inspection of a small building may take as little as one hour to
inspect, while the inspection of a hospital or apartment complex may
take a few days.
The Fire Marshal works closely with the Police Department, the Code Enforcement Department, and various County and State agencies. The Fire Marshal also
interacts with the Fire Department on various items including advising
the fire department of the hazards that
the department may encounter in a fire or other incident.
In addition to doing fire safety inspections, the Fire Marshal acts as a
fire safety educator to business owners, hospitals, nursing homes,
schools and members of the general public. Part of the Fire Marshal’s
duties is to explain what the fire safety problems are in a particular
building and how those problems represent a hazard to people and
property. Education and public awareness are two of the biggest factors
in reducing fire-related deaths, injuries and property damage.
Remember that there is no open burning in East Norriton Township.
Please check your smoke detectors on a regular basis and remember to
change the battery. If you need a smoke detector, stop at the Township
Building or one of the Fire Stations for a free detector (while supplies
last). Also please post your street address on your house so that we can
find you in your time of need (It is a Township Ordinance).
Please contact the Fire Marshal David Boyer with any fire code or
fire safety concerns you may have (610-275-2800).
Emergency
Management Coordinator
It is the responsibility of all departments of the Township of East
Norriton to respond to the needs of the citizens in a serious emergency
or major disaster affecting our community. Planning and coordinating
this response is the task of the Office of Emergency Management.
However, all citizens should prepare to be self-sufficient for at least
72 hours.
The Office of Emergency Management is the agency within the Township
government responsible for coordinating the emergency and disaster
mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery efforts of the Township
in conjunction with the County and the State’s Emergency Management
Agencies.
East Norriton Township’s Emergency Management Agency (EMA)
accomplishes its mission through a wide array of programmatic efforts,
including the development of emergency plans, conducting disaster
exercises, public awareness and education.
Understand those planning efforts are constantly changing, we regularly
review, update, and test the Township’s Emergency Operations Plan. It
is the best protection available to our citizens and property in times
of disasters and large scale emergencies. The preparedness strategy for
the East Norriton Township Emergency Management Office includes the
classic four phases of emergency management: Mitigation, Preparedness,
Response, and Recovery. In a Township of more than 13,000 residents
makes this no small task.
Please contact the Office of Emergency Management if you or someone in
your house is disabled or would require special attention in an
emergency. Please call the Township's Emergency Management
Coordinator at 610-275-2800, and ask for an emergency
response form.
Code Enforcement
ON-LINE CODES
East Norriton Township has made its Code Book available on-line through
General Code. To access the Township's codes on-line, please click the
following link:
ROADWAY SUFFICIENCY ANALYSIS REPORT
Traffic
Planning and Design, Inc. (TPD) has completed a Roadway Sufficiency Analysis
Report for East Norriton Township in compliance with the impact fee law as
defined in sections 501-A through 506-A of the Municipal Planning Code (MPC).
The MPC authorizes municipalities within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to
enact, amend and repeal impact fee ordinances and to charge impact fees to
cover the costs of off-site road improvements necessitated by new land
development. The East Norriton Township Traffic Advisory Committee will
now meet to review the Report and consider amending the Traffic Impact Fee that
has already been established.
Please click here to download the Roadway Sufficiency
Analysis Report Text (pdf)
Please click here to download the Roadway Sufficiency
Analysis Report Data Figures (pdf)
ZONING MAP
Please go
to the municipal building for an up-to-date version of the Zoning Map.
What Is Zoning?
Zoning is a method a community may use to regulate the use of land and
structures. It is initiated by the adoption of a zoning ordinance designed to
protect the public health, safety and welfare and to guide growth.
When zoning was first utilized, its primary purpose was to prevent a
property owner from using his/her property in ways which were a nuisance or
actually harmful to neighboring property owners. However, the scope of zoning
has expanded. Municipal governments and the courts no longer look upon zoning
only as a "negative" tool to keep certain land uses out of a neighborhood, they
also recognize its value as a "positive" tool for encouraging certain
development and for creating an attractive community. In addition, zoning now
frequently attempts to control development in areas subject to flooding, to
preserve natural and historic features and save farmland.
The zoning ordinance is composed of two parts, the text and the zoning map.
The text of the ordinance contains the community development objectives and the
necessary technical provisions to regulate the use of land and structures and
to establish bulk, height, area, setback and other standards. The zoning map
delineates the boundaries of the specific districts or zones created in the
ordinance.
East Norriton Township first established zoning in 1963 with the adoption of
Ordinance #40. This first zoning ordinance established seven (7) zoning
districts in the Township which included A-Residential, B-Residential, HR-High
Rise Residential, LR-Low Rise Residential, BP-Business and Professional,
C-Commercial and I-Industrial. Currently, the Township has 19 different zoning
districts. The Township’s zoning map which outlines these zoning districts can
be purchased at the municipal building at a nominal cost. The following are the
19 different zoning districts with a brief explanation of possible uses for
each district. The full definitions and a complete list of permitted uses for
each zoning district is available in the Township’s code book.
AR-Residential—Single Family Homes on a
minimum of 20,000 square foot lots.
BR-Residential—Single Family Homes on a
minimum of 15,000 square foot lots.
BR1-Residential - Single Family Homes on a
minimum of 7,500 square foot lots.
CR-Residential—Townhouses/twins/Duplex/Multiplex.
RR-Retirement Residential—Age Restricted
Retirement Housing.
MR-Medium Density Residential—Twin
Houses/Duplex.
GA-Garden Apartments—Low Rise Apartment
Complex.
HR-High Rise Residential—High Rise Apartment
complex.
RO-Residential/Office—Upscale Professional
Offices.
RP-Residential & Professional—Small Scale
Professional Offices.
BP-Business & Professional—Administrative/Executive/Professional/Sales Offices.
C-Commercial—Retail Sales of Dry
Goods/Merchandise/Restaurants/Banks.
C1-Commercial—Retail Sales of Dry
Goods/Merchandise.
SC-Shopping Center—Retail
Sales/Merchandise/Personal Services/Bakery/Restaurants/Banks.
EC-Executive Campus—Executive
Offices/Medical/Financial/Communications.
IN-Institutional—Churches/Schools/Hospitals/Educational.
LI-Limited Industrial—Warehousing/Wholesaling/Light Manufacturing/Repair.
I-Industrial—Storage/Warehousing/Distribution/Heavy Commercial.
HI-Heavy Industrial—Construction
Landfill/Mineral Extraction/Quarrying.
Once a zoning ordinance is enacted, neither the Planning Commission nor the
Board of Supervisors are directly involved in its day-to-day administration.
Two separate entities are created for this purpose: a zoning officer and a
zoning hearing board.
The day-to-day administrative procedures provided for in the ordinance are
the responsibility of the zoning officer. His/her duties generally involve
receiving, reviewing and issuing applications for building or zoning permits
and certificates of occupancy, maintaining records of applications and permits,
making inspections to determine compliance with the ordinance, notifying
persons violating the ordinance, keeping zoning ordinance and map up-to-date,
and accepting applications for and presenting facts at hearings before the
zoning hearing board.
The zoning hearing boards is created to help assure fair and equitable
application and administration of the zoning ordinance. It is the "local court"
for zoning matters. The zoning hearing board has specific functions in six
major areas which are: (1) appeals from the action of the zoning officer; (2)
Challenges to the validity of an ordinance or map; (3) request for variances;
(4) requests for special exceptions; (5) appeal of municipal action not
involving the validity of the ordinance; and (6) unified appeals.
Zoning is not a cure-all for all of the Township’s land use problems. While
the zoning ordinance may state where a type of use is permissible, it does not
contain design or construction specifications. It cannot correct the mistakes
of the past, rather, it attempts to prevent unwise development and development
patterns from occurring in the future. It should be noted that the Township has
no legal right to prevent a property from being developed as zoned unless the
Township is prepared to purchase that property at fair market value.
Examples of Projects Requiring Building Permits
- All building additions and renovations, both interior and
exterior.
- Decks, garages, in-ground or above ground swimming pools
and hot tubs/spas.
- Sheds larger than 168 square feet. (1 shed
per property)
- Roofing, siding and stucco.
- Installation or replacement of heating or air-conditioning
equipment.
- Replacement of sidewalks, curbs, driveway aprons
and overlay or replacement of driveway.
- All changes to plumbing drain or water lines.
- All electrical work must be inspected by a
third party electrical inspection
agency.
Permits / Applications and Forms to Download
Click here to
download the Real Estate Registration Form (pdf)
Click here to
download the Road Occupancy Permit and Rider Form (pdf)
Click here to download the Common Residential Building Plan Correction
Fact Sheet (pdf)
Click here to
download the Storm Water Regulations Notice (pdf)
Click here to download the Building Permit
Application (pdf)
Click here to download the
Electrical Permit Application (pdf)
Click here to download the
Mechanical Permit Application (pdf)
Click here to download the
Plumbing Permit Application (pdf)
Click here to download the Fire Permit Application
(pdf)
Click here to download the Grading Permit Application
(pdf)
Click here to download the Outdoor Sales Permit Application
(pdf)
Click here to download the Solicitation Permit Application
(pdf)
Click here to download the Subcontractor List
Application
(pdf)
Click here to
download the Contractor Registration Application Form (pdf)
Click here to
download the Demolition Permit Application Form (pdf)
Click here to download the Shade Tree Removal Request Form (pdf)
Click here to download the Driveway, Curb and Sidewalk Permit Form (pdf)
Click here
to download the Pool, Hot Tub and Spa Permit Form (pdf)
Click here to download
the Sign Permit Form (pdf)
Click here to download the Township's Fee Schedule (pdf)
Click here to download the Home
Buyers Notice - New Construction Only (pdf)
Click here to download the Zoning
Hearing Board Application (pdf)
Click here to download the Zoning Change Request Application
(pdf)
Click
here to download the Subdivision/Land Development Application (pdf)
Use and Occupancy Permit Requirements
In February 1991, East Norriton Township adopted an ordinance requiring
a Use & Occupancy (U&O) Permit before a structure or building
can be used, occupied, transferred or its existing use changed. Prior to
issuance of the permit, the building or structure must be inspected by
the Township for items such as smoke detectors, illegal sump pump
connections, curbing and safe sidewalks and other specific items. The
inspection made related to the U&O Permit is for Township use only
and is not intended to be relied upon by the owner or any other party.
The U&O Permit does not represent any representation or warranty on
behalf of the Township. Purchasers of the property desiring an
inspection of the property must conduct their own independent
inspection.
Click here to download the
Use & Occupancy Permit Form and Checklist (pdf)
Apartment Rental Registration
Requirements
In July 1996, East Norriton Township adopted an apartment rental
registration ordinance. The minimal registration fee is $15.00 per year
per unit is required for all residential rental properties in the
Township. This registration is for apartments, condominiums, townhouses,
twins or single family homes which are used as rental properties. The
Township will inspect each unit (the inspection is included in the
registration fee) whenever the rental unit is occupied by a new tenant.
It is the landlord’s responsibility to notify the Township prior to
the property being occupied by a new tenant so that the required
inspection can be performed. The inspections are carried out in the same
manner as required under the Township’s Use and Occupancy Permit
requirements.
Click here to download the Residence
Rental License Procedure and Form (pdf)
Recently Adopted Ordinances
and Resolutions
Ordinances (2005, 2006 & 2007)
Number Summary
/Description
470 Sewer Rate Increase
471 Adoption of Re-Zoning classification
from AR Residential to RR Retirement Residential
472 Adding zoning area BR-1 Residential,
housecleaning
473 Change of certain tracts of land from
AR & BR Residential to BR-1 Residential
474 EMS Tax Levy
475 Parking Ticket increase from $20.00 to
$30.00
476 Nuisance Ordinance - Increase allowed
recreation vehicles per property from 1 to 2
477 Mandatory Water Hookup - Rahway Avenue
Area
478 Adoption of Amendments to General
Zoning, housecleaning
479 Amendment to East Norriton Township
Police Department Pension Plan
480 Change of certain tract of land from
BP-Business Professional to RR - Retirement Residential - Waterworks
property - Johnson Hwy & 202
481 Housecleaning, Political signs, etc.
482 Sewer connection fee, Use calculation
per ENPWJSA
483 Re-adoption of Township Sub-division
and Land Development Regulations
484 Re-adoption of Township Zoning Codes
485 Amending Township ordinance setting the
number of the members of the Township Planning Commission at nine
486 Change
of Property numbers on Johnson Highway
487 Shopping
Cart control
488 Homebuyers
Disclosure Statement
489 Cable
Franchise Agreement with Verizon
490 Providing
for Inspection of Sewer Laterals
491 Real
Estate Transfer Tax Ordinance amendment
492 Employees
Pension Plan Amendment
493 Police
Pension Plan Amendment
494 Inspection
of Sewer Laterals for U & Os
495 Creation of Hr-1 High Rise Zoning
496 Rezoning of Prudential Property to HR-1
497 Amending Ordinance No. 474 EMS Tax to
Local Services Tax
498 Amending Ordinance No. 432 - Traffic
Impact Fee
499 Historic Resources - Demolition
500 Amending Ordinance No. 301 - Recycling
501 Adoption of SALDO
502 Adoption of Zoning Ordinance and Zoning
Map Amendment
Resolutions (2006 & 2007)
Number
Summary / Description
2270
Appointment of Auditor for
2006
2271
Schedule Public Hearing - Act
537 Sewage Facilities Plan Update: 2/28/06
2272
Proclamation - Francis E.
"Bud" Denner - Public Official
2273
Proclamation - Frank Brouse -
Public Official
2274
Proclamation - Ed Duffy -
Public Official
2275
Schedule of Rates for Towing
Establishments
2276
Sewer Planning Module
Exemption - Tone 2000
2277
Sewer Planning Module
Exemption - Pimlico Phase II
2278
Participation in PACC
Equipment Contract - Purchase sweeper
2279
Re-schedule Public Hearing -
Act 537 Sewage Facilities Plan Update
2280
Proclamation - Gerard Geisel -
Public Official
2281
Proclamation - Retirement of
Officer Joseph Strycharz
2282
Montgomery County Consortium
Verizon Agreement
2283
Waiver of Land Development -
Wachovia Bank, DeKalb Pike
2284
Sewer Planning Module
Exemption - Northwood Executive Campus
2285
Preliminary approval of
subdivision - Miller, Felton Road L.D.
2286
Conditional Final Approval -
Frangioso, New Hope St. Minor Subdivision
2287
Opposing statewide & Federal
Cable Franchising Legislation
2288
Sewer
Planning Module Exemption - DeStefano,
323 Bristol St
2289
Cond. Preliminary approval of
317 W. Germantown Pike Office Complex LD
2290
Extension Agreement of State
Road Turnback - Old Arch Road
2291
Extension Agreement of State
Road Turnback - Burnside/Potshop Roads
2292
Extension Agreement of State
Road Turnback - Swede Road
2293
Extension Agreement of State
Road Turnback - Whitehall Road
2294
Adoption of ACT 537 Plan
Update (Official Sewage Facilities Plan)
2295 Proclamation
- Retirement of Vera Fedorkiw
2296 OPEN
2297 Proclamation
- Recognition of Nick Rossi (Nick & Mario’s)
2298 Proclamation
- Recognition of Mario Perillo (Nick & Mario’s)
2299 Awarding
of Township Towing contract
2300 Adoption
of (NIMS) National Incident Management System plan
2301 Approval
of Montgomery County Traffic Incident Management plan (Pending)
2302 Authorization
to the Execution of Retiree Health Savings Plan
2303 Authorization
to advertise 2 Police Vehicles & Old Sweeper for bid\
2304 Permit
Fee Schedule
2305 Sewer
Planning Module Exemption - Williamstadt Development
2306 Sewer
Planning Module Exemption - 317 W. Germantown Pike
2307 Conditional
Final Approval - Northwoods Development
2308 Conditional
Preliminary Approval - Williamstadt Development
2309 Conditional
Final Approval - 317 W. Germantown Pike Development
2310 Proclamation
- Retirement of Sergeant Gary Stahl
2311 Permit
Fee Schedule - revision
2312 Appointment
of Code Inspections Inc. as Township Inspection service
2313 Police
Department Manual Amendment
2314 Schedule
Public meeting - Open Space Plan: 9/25/06
2315 Proclamation
- Bruce Shoupe - Long Standing Employee Resignation
2316 Preliminary
Approval - Evergreen terrace
2317 L.D.
Waiver Request - Gambone Steel
2318 Adoption
of Open Space Plan Update 2005
2319 Authorize
distribution of General Municipal Pension System State Aid
2320 Approval
to submit Northwoods Traffic Signal plans to PaDOT
2321 (unused)
2322 Village
at Caralea- Sewer Planning Module Holding Tank exemption
2323 Approval
of ACT 537 Revisions
2324 505
W. Germantown Pike - Land Development Waiver request
2325 Miller
Brothers, 2960 Felton Road Sewer Planning Module exemption
2326 TONE
2000 - Conditional
Final Approval of LD Application
2327 Proclaiming
the Official Start of the Christmas Holiday Season in East Norriton
Township
2328 Authorization
to sell Township Vehicle (Mercury Sable)
2329 Request
PaDOT Repair & Maintain all State Roads in Township
2330 LFT
- Land Development Waiver request
2331 Annual
Budget for 2006
2332 Tax
Levy for 2006
2333 Affirming
the Requirement of Payments by members into Non-Uniformed & Police
Pension Funds
2334 Conditional
Final Approval - Williamstadt Development
2335
Appointment
of Auditor for 2007
2336
Proclamation - Rep. John Fichter’s Retirement
2337
Schedule Public Hearing - Zoning
Ordinance Amendment - Provident Project from BP to HR: 4/17/07
CANCELLED
2338
Proclamation -
Retirement of Sergeant Charles “Chip”
Pritchett
2339
Re-Approval of Crowley’s Milk Company Land Development -
Gambone Bros
2340
Authorizing the disposition of certain records
2341
Accepting the Ultimate Right of Way for Stony Creek Farms; Township Line
& North Wales Rd
2342
Schedule Public Hearing - Cond. Use request; 2006 DeKalb Pike -
4/17/07, 6PM
2343
Schedule Public Hearing -
To create a new Zoning District HR1 &
To Rezone Provident Property from BP to HR 1 -
6/26/07, 6PM
2344
Establishing Historic Resources inventory
list
2345
Re-Approval of Crowley’s Milk Company Land Development -
Gambone Bros
2346 DCNR Grant Application
2347
Road Improvement Plan - 2007
2348
Schedule
Public Hearing - Cond. Use request; 207 Gtn Pk - 5/22/07 - 6:30 -
Dr. Ko
2349
Proclamation - Louis Mincarelli - Fire Company Life Time achievement
2350
Amending fee schedule to include liquor license transfer fee
2351
Schedule P H - To hear
liquor license transfer
for Chili’s 6/12/07 - 9:30 AM
2352 Approval
to Scrap Obsolete Township Equipment
2353
Approval of 2605 DeKalb Pike Land Development - Minnick & Associates
2354
Authorizing the sale of two Township Vehicles & Zero Turn Mower
2355 Schedule
Public Hearing - to
consider an amendment to the East Norriton
Township Code creating HR-1 District & rezoning 2500 DeKalb Pike
August 28 6:45 PM
2356
Traffic
Impact Fee (not correct…never passed)
2357
Swede Square
Shopping Center - Land Development
Waiver request
2358
Approval of Chili’s Liquor license transfer
2359
Request for preparation of Studies & Surveys RE: Re-enaction of Zoning
Code
2360
Uniform Construction Code Appeals Board
2361
Request for preparation of Studies & Surveys RE: Re-enaction of SALDO
(SD&LD ordinance)
2362
Adoption of Montgomery County Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan
2363
Amendment to Township Police Department Schedule of Fees
2364
Schedule Public Hearing - Amending Traffic Impact fee Ordinance
8/28/07 6:30
PM
2365
St Patrick’s Cemetery -
Land Development Waiver request
2366
LFT Realty parking lot -
Land Development Waiver request
2367
Village of Caralea - Final Conditional LD approval
2368
United Storage - Final Conditional LD approval (Denied)
2369
DeKalb Apartments - LD Waiver request
2370
Norristown Farm Park Phase I - Parking &
Pavilion LD Waiver
2371
Wendy’s Old Fashioned Hamburgers - Land Development Waiver request
2372
Authorizing the disposition of certain records and
unusable equipment
2373
Authorizing the
sale of a Township Vehicle
(Ford Explorer)
2374
Schedule PH - Consider Rezoning of Power House & Adjoining parcels:
11/20/07
2375
Akram Jacob - 2601 Swede Rd. Sub-division
2376
Adopting Sewer Planning Module for
Heatherwood Estates LD
2377
Scott Harrity Property 2006 DeKalb Pike -
Final Conditional LD approval
2378
Authorize distribution of General Municipal Pension System State Aid
2379
Sewer Planning Module Exemption - Evergreen Terrace
2380
Sewer Planning Module Exemption - Village of Caralea
2381
Approval of 2904 Sunset Ave - Subdivision
- Ruggiero
2382
Schedule PH-
Subdivision & Land Development Ord.(SALDO):
1/07/08 7:45PM
2383
Schedule PH-
Adopt Zoning Ordinance & Map:
1/07/08 7:50PM
2384
Condemnation of Barrington Property
2385
Re-schedule PH
- Consider Rezoning of Power House & Adjoining parcels
2386
Evergreen Terrace
- Final
Conditional SD approval
2387
Schedule P. H.
- Amend Institutional Zoning District - 2/19/08
7:00 pm
2388
Schedule P. H.
- Zoning Map Change - Einstein Hospital -
2/19/08 7:00 pm
2389
Schedule Public Hearing
- Withdrawn
- Williamstadt
2390
Proclaiming the Official Start of the Christmas Holiday Season in East
Norriton Township
2391
Annual Budget for 2008
2392
Tax Levy for 2008
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