Township of Lower Southampton, PA Chapter LE Appendixes of Legislative Enactments

The following ordinances and resolutions are no longer of general interest, primarily because their provisions were carried out directly after their enactment. Since they are mainly of historical or administrative interest, it has not been considered necessary to include their entire text. Instead, they are arranged in groups, according to subject matter, and within each group listed by title in chronological order. The annual budget and tax ordinances have been listed in the Disposition List of Ordinances. Any person who desires to read the full text of any of the ordinances or resolutions may do so by consulting the original Ordinance Books on file in the Township offices.

§ LE-1 Appendix A: Adjustments to Township Boundaries.

(Reserved)

§ LE-2 Appendix B: Debt and Bond Issues.

Ord./Res.	Date	Subject
65	9-16-1959	General Obligation Bonds for $75,000 for street improvement.
248	12-1-1975	General Obligation Notes for $50,000 for unspecified.
257	9-16-1976	General Obligation Notes for $115,000 for garage purchase.
273	6-5-1978	General Obligation Notes for $150,000 for unspecified.
297	7-30-1979	General Obligation Notes for $1,900,000 for street improvement.
298	9-20-1979	General Obligation Notes for $100,000 for vehicle purchases.
316	12-18-1980	General Obligation Notes for $175,000 for unfunded debt.
323	6-17-1982	General Obligation Notes for $250,000 for recreation.
331	9-14-1983	General Obligation Notes for $50,000 for salt bin
343	4-10-1985	General Obligation Notes for $200,000 for equipment, vehicles, codification, wraps.
352	6-30-1986	General Obligation Notes for $200,000 for Poquessing Creek Drainage Project.
358	5-13-1987	General Obligation Notes for $325,000 for Poquessing Creek Drainage Project.
368	4-27-1988	General Obligation Notes for $1,185,000 for drainage facilities, renovation of Municipal Building, recreation areas, computer, traffic study, equipment, costs.
379	3-1-1989	General Obligation Notes for $5,700,000 for capital contribution to City of Philadelphia to reserve sewage capacity at the Northeast Treatment Plant.
Res. 1987-12	4-22-1987	Loan, Provident National for $325,000 for Poquessing Creek Bank Drainage Project.
Res. 1987-35	12-16-1987	Tax and Revenue for $1,000,000 for security and anticipation note establishing a sinking fund.
Res. 1988-9	3-9-1988	Conditional acceptance of proposal for bond issue
Res. 1989-25	12-27-1989	Tax and Revenue Anticipation Note for $1,000,000 for experiencing cash flow deficit during some portion of the fiscal year.
Res. 1990-33	12-26-1990	Tax and Revenue for $1,500,000 for security and anticipation note establishing a sinking fund.
398	8/27/1991	General Obligation Note for $5,720,000 for providing funds to advance refund the Township's General Obligations Bonds, Series 1989 (the "refunded bonds").
Res. 1992-15	3-25-1992	Letter of Credit for $50,000 for providing a deposit in lieu of cash to purchase Snodgrass Farm.
Res. 1992-40	12-9-1992	Tax and Revenue Anticipation Note for $2,000,000 for experiencing a cash flow deficit during some portions of the fiscal year.
Res. 1993-40	12-22-2993	Tax and Revenue Anticipation Note for $1,600,000 for establishing a sinking fund depository.
421	3/3/1994	Bond Purchase Contract for $5,480,000, General Obligation Bonds, Series of 1994.
Res. 1994-27	12-28-1994	Tax and Revenue Anticipation Note for $1,800,000 for Tax Anticipation.
Res. 1995-22	12-20-1995	Tax and Revenue Anticipation Note for $1,300,000 for raising level of cash on hand.
462	10-21-1999	General Obligation Note for $750,000 for Capital projects.
Res. 1999-39	12-8-1999	Tax and Revenue Anticipation Note for $1,500,000 for establishment of sinking fund.
Res. 2000-28	-/-/2000	Tax and Revenue Anticipation Note for $1,500,000 for Tax Anticipation.
472	12-19-2001	Nonelectoral debt for $14,570,000, General Obligation Bonds to finance a temporary loan for acquisition of a library, library renovations.
Res. 2001-13	6-13-2001	Release of final maintenance bond, $16,674.19 for Sunset Memorial Park Land Development.
478	6-26-2002	Nonelectoral debt for $4,210,000, General Obligation Bonds, Series of 1994.
546	8-11-2010	Nonelectoral debt for $13,355,000, General Obligation Bonds, Series of 2010

§ LE-3 Appendix C: Franchises and Services.

Ord./Res.	Date	Subject
115	3-18-1964	Right-of-way privileges for Bucks County Water and Sewer Authority.
128	8-9-1965	Bucks County Cable TV, Inc.
280	8-17-1978	Amendment to Ord. 128, above.
287	12-11-1978	Granting a nonexclusive cable television franchise.
Res. 1987-5	3-25-1987	Streetlighting system; purchases from Philadelphia Electric Co.
432	4-12-1995	Granting franchise to Oxford Valley Cablevision to operate and maintain a cable television system in the Township.
Res. 1995-13	8-16-1995	Consenting to the transfer of the cable television franchise currently owned by Oxford Valley Cablevision, Inc., to TCI Communications, Inc.
489	11-12-2003	Establishing cable regulations pursuant to the Federal Cable Television Consumer Protection and Competition Act of 1992 and the Federal Telecommunications Act of 1996, both of which amended the Federal Communications Act of 1934.
505	7-13-2005	Authorizing execution of a cable franchise agreement between Township and Comcast of Southeast Pennsylvania, LLC.
508	9-28-2005	Authorizing the appropriate officers of Lower Southampton Township to enter into an intergovernmental agreement with other Bucks County municipalities for legal services for the negotiation of an agreement with Verizon for cable television services for Lower Southampton Township.
518	9-13-2006	Granting a nonexclusive franchise to Verizon Pennsylvania, Inc., to construct, operate and maintain a cable television system within the Township; setting forth conditions accompanying the grant of said franchise; providing for Township regulation and use of the cable television system; and prescribing penalties for violation of this ordinance.
519	10-25-2006	Adopting and approving a nonexclusive franchise cable agreement with Verizon Pennsylvania, Inc., to construct, operate and maintain a cable television system within the Township.
584	5-23-2018	Authorizing execution of a cable franchise agreement between the Township and Comcast of Southeast Pennsylvania, LLC
601	4-12-2023	Authorizing execution of a cable franchise agreement between the Township and Verizon Pennsylvania LLC

§ LE-4 Appendix D: Governmental and Intergovernmental Affairs.

Ord./Res.	Date	Subject
30	9-7-1954	Social security coverage
271	12-15-1977	Adopting by resolution of a police pension plan (See Chapter 1, Part 7A).
348	12-11-1985	Township supervisors rate of compensation
366	3-9-1988	Amended and restated police pension plan (See Chapter 1, Part 7A).
373	9-14-1988	Adopted intermunicipal agreement among the municipalities of Northampton, Lower Southampton, Upper Southampton, and Warminster Townships concerning the recycling and management of municipal solid waste.
374	9-14-1988	Authorizing entry into an Intergovernmental Cooperation Agreement with the Townships of Upper Southampton, Northampton and Warminster for the collection and disposal of solid waste and the establishment of a program for the collection and disposal of recyclable materials.
Res. 1986-41	10-8-1986	Guidelines for use of police vehicles in pursuits.
Res. 1986-50	12-17-1986	Police Dept., Use of Firearms and/or Force policy adopted.
Res. 1986-51	12-17-1986	Police Dept., Use of Firearms Policy.
Res. 1986-52	12-17-1986	Police Dept., Promotion Policy adopted.
Res. 1986-53	12-17-1986	Police Dept., Initial Appointment Regulations adopted.
Res. 1987-3	2-25-1987	Police Dept., Promotion Policy adopted.
Res. 1988-24	7-13-1988	Police Dept., Promotion Policy adopted.
Res. 1988-27	9-14-1988	Police Dept., Initial Appointment Regulations adopted.
Res. 1988-28	9-14-1998	Police Dept., Promotion Policy adopted.
Res. 1988-30	9-14-1988	Police Dept., Rules and regulations adopted.
Res. 1989-10	3-22-1989	Police Dept., Amendment to Promotion Policy adopted, § 108(a).
Res. 1989-16	5-24-1989	Adopting official work rules, regulations and disciplinary procedures.
Res. 1989-18	6-28-1989	Authorizing the signing of the snow and ice agreements of Lower Southampton Township with PennDOT.
Res. 1989-20	8-16-1989	Expressing the support of the Board of Supervisors for a strong national drug policy, urging its adoption, and directing that a copy of this resolution by sent to William J. Bennett, Director of National Drug Control Policy.
Res. 1989-21	9-27-1989	Proclaiming Michelle Friedrich as Lower Southampton Township 1989 Athlete of the year.
Res. 1989-22	10-11-1989	Ratifying the Bucks County Municipal Waste Management Plan for managing solid wastes within Lower Southampton Township and agreeing to implement the plan.
Res. 1989-27	12-27-1989	During the fiscal year of 1990, all residents or inhabitants who have an income less than $500,000 per annum shall be exempted from payment of the per capita tax. Also the Tax Collector is exonerated from any and all residents or inhabitants of the Township of Lower Southampton who earn less than $500,000 per annum.
Res. 1989-28	12-27-1989	Amending the 1989 budget.
Res. 1990-2	1-24-1990	Adopting the Employee Benefit Program effective January 1, 1990 for all Lower Southampton nonunion employees.
Res. 1990-4	1-24-1990	Proposing to the resolutions committee of the Bucks County Association of Township Officials that the Association request the County Commissioners to conduct a reassessment of real estate throughout the County to establish more equitable assessment.
Res. 1990-5	2-14-1990	The Board of Supervisors of Lower Southampton expressing deep regret and sincere sympathy concerning the death of Catherine Deater.
Res. 1990-6	2-14-1990	Approving the amendment by the Teleford Industrial Development Authority of the issuance by the Authority of a tax-free obligation for the Scottsville Associates in connection with the expansion, modernization, better production flow, off-street parking and better highway access.
Res. 1990-8	2-28-1990	Agreeing that while receiving any funds from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania pursuant to the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act, the Township of Lower Southampton shall adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 1990-9	3-14-1990	Authorizing an application to County Commissioners for pothole repair and scratch coating.
Res. 1990-10	4-18-1990	Proclaiming Isabel Clark the Lower Southampton 1990 Athletic, Civic and Service Volunteer of the year.
Res. 1990-11	4-18-1990	Proclaiming John McKeon as the Lower Southampton Township 1990 Emergency Service Volunteer of the year.
Res. 1990-12	4-18-1990	Proclaiming John Brinkman as the Lower Southampton Township 1990 Local Government Volunteer of the year.
Res. 1990-13	4-18-1990	Proclaiming that Tri-County Band has given exemplary service to the Community for 40 years.
Res. 1990-15	5-23-1990	Resolving the Tax Collector's procedure for the remittance of taxes.
Res. 1990-16	6-27-1990	Proclaiming that Edward C. Young has attained the rank of Eagle Scout.
Res. 1990-17	8-15-1990	Authorizing the Board to lease a finance computer.
Res. 1990-20	9-12-1990	Adopting payment terms and finance charges for past due invoices.
Res. 1990-21	9-12-1990	Honoring Daniel J. Lanzendorfer on his retirement from the police department which he created in 1951.
Res. 1990-22	9-12-1990	Supporting the passage of legislation authorizing the Township to impose fair and equitable impact fees on new developments.
Res. 1990-24	9-12-1990	Authorizing the Township enter an emergency services mutual aid agreement.
Res. 1990-25	9-12-1990	Authorizing the Township to purchase 20,000 biodegradable bags at a cost of $0.292/each for leaf recycling.
Res. 1990-27	10-24-1990	Proclaiming Lisa Sabatino as the female athlete of the year 1990.
Res. 1990-28	10-24-1990	Proclaiming October 20, 1990 to be the official start of Red Ribbon Week.
Res. 1990-30	10-24-1990	Requesting that there be a traffic engineering certification to install and/or modify traffic signals on local high- ways.
Res. 1990-31	12-26-1990	Appointing the firm of Bee & Pushon as the appointed independent auditor of the Township.
Res. 1990-32	12-26-1990	Authorizing the transfer of $99,600 to be loaned from road machinery fund to the sewer fund account.
Res. 1990-35	12-26-1990	Commendation of Peter J. Iaccarino on his retirement from the police department with the rank of detective sergeant.
Res. 1990-36	12-26-1990	Commendation of John J. Engelhart on his retirement from the police department with the final rank of sergeant.
397	5-8-1991	Authorizing participation in the Pennsylvania Municipal Investment Program.
Res. 1991-1	1-23-1991	Honoring at a special Eagle Court of Honor, Michael H. Duminiak for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout.
Res. 1991-2	1-23-1991	Commending Stacey Kathleen Rice for her many years of faithful service to the citizens of Lower Southampton Township.
Res. 1991-4	1-23-1991	Adopting the Lower Southampton Township Emergency Preparedness/Civil Defense Plan also known as the Emergency Management Plan.
Res. 1991-5	1-23-1991	Adopting the Non-Union Employee Benefit Program.
Res. 1991-7	1-23-1991	Adopting Regulations 41, 42 and 43 as part of the Code of Ethics for the Lower Southampton Township Police Department.
Res. 1991-8	1-23-1991	Adopting "Operation Desert Support."
Res. 1991-9	1-23-1991	Authorizing the question whether or not the rescue squad millage for Lower Southampton Township should be increased, be placed on the ballot for a referendum vote in the election to be held of May 21, 1991.
Res. 1991-11	2-13-1991	Expressing support for the men and women engaged in the Persian Gulf conflict.
Res. 1991-12	2-13-1991	Congratulating the Lower Southampton Township Fire Company on the outstanding job it has been doing through the years and to express its appreciation to the members of the fire company.
Res. 1991-14	2-27-1991	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission while receiving any funds from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Res. 1991-15	2-27-1991	Commending Kathleen Chiolan Goldhahn for her years of faithful service to the citizens of Lower Southampton Township and congratulating her for recently being named "Person of the Year," by the Feasterville Business Men's Association.
Res. 1991-16	3-27-1991	Expressing sincere gratitude and appreciation of the Board and residents to Frank Franz for his dedicated service to the Lower Southampton Township Library Board.
Res. 1991-17	4-17-1991	Honoring Glenn J. Davis at a special Eagle Court of Honor and congratulating him for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout.
Res. 1991-18	4-17-1991	Proclaiming Don Frank as Lower Southampton Township's 1991 Emergency Service Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 1991-19	4-17-1991	Proclaiming Donna Gerlach Lower Southampton's 1991 Local Government Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 1991-20	4-17-1991	Proclaiming Richard Scheinert Lower Southampton Township's 1991 Athletic, Civil and Service Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 1991-21	4-17-1991	Thanking the Feasterville Business Men's Association for their contribution of vests to the Police Department.
Res. 1991-22	4-17-1991	Thanking the Feasterville Lions Club for their contribution of bleachers to the Russell Elliott Park.
Res. 1991-23	4-17-1991	Commending Ernest J. Sands for his years of faithful service to the citizens of Lower Southampton Township.
Res. 1991-25	4-17-1991	Thanking Carl Cimino for his contribution of a new IBM AT-Compatible CPU to be used by the Fire Marshal's Office to track information on hazardous wastes.
Res. 1991-26	4-17-1991	Expressing its appreciation to Girl Scout Troop #551 for cleaning the Township Municipal Building and Police Department pathways and parking lots.
Res. 1991-27	5-17-1991	Approving an order and stipulation in the matter of Lower Southampton Township v. Upper Southampton Township concerning improvements to Buck Road.
Res. 1991-28	5-17-1991	Proclaiming May 12 through 18, 1991, as "Police Memorial Day."
Res. 1991-29	5-17-1991	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission while receiving any funds from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Res. 1991-31	6-12-1991	Expressing deep appreciation to John Minter for his brave service to this community and wishing him the same good fortune which he has extended to others.
Res. 1991-32	6-12-1991	Expressing deep appreciation to William McCormick for his brave service to this community and wishing him the same good fortune which he has extended to others.
Res. 1991-33	6-12-1991	Expressing deep appreciation to Kenneth Parsons for his brave service to this community and wishing him the same good fortune which he has extended to others.
Res. 1991-34	6-12-1991	Applying to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania an Application for In-Service Training Grant.
Res. 1991-35	6-12-1991	Applying to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania an Application for Permit to Install and Operate Traffic Signals.
Res. 1991-36	6-26-1991	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission while receiving any funds from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Res. 1991-38	7-17-1991	Resolving that the Certificate of Deposit #985772 of Provident National Bank be cashed in.
Res. 1991-39	7-17-1991	Completing the form for optional free check writing authorization service.
Res. 1991-40	9-11-1991	Authorizing membership in the Pennsylvania Municipal Insurance and Employee Benefit Plans, Inc.
Res. 1991-42	10-9-1991	Proclaiming Karen Ivins as the 1991 Athlete of the Year for Lower Southampton Township.
Res. 1991-43	10-9-1991	Supporting the "Red Ribbon Campaign," and proclaiming October 19 to 27, 1991 "Red Ribbon Week," encouraging citizens to participate in drug awareness activities.
Res. 1991-44	10-9-1991	Accepting Joseph Studholme's resignation from the Drug and Alcohol Task Force with deep regret.
Res. 1992-1	1-6-1992	Commending Charles Raudenbush, Jr. for his many years of service to the community.
Res. 1992-2	1-6-1992	Commending William H. Hull for his many years of service to the community.
Res. 1992-3	1-22-1992	Commending Officers Robert Baxter and Frank Keonhardt for their service to the community.
Res. 1992-4	1-22-1992	Commending Officers John Krimmel and Frank Leonhardt for their service to the community.
Res. 1992-5	1-22-1992	Desiring to obtain reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the training provisions of the Municipal Police Offers' Education and Training Act.
Res. 1992-7	2-19-1992	Appointing Richard Noble as an alternate member of the Zoning Hearing Board.
Res. 1992-8A	2-12-1992	Agreeing to comply with the requirements of the RIRA program and the Department of Community Affairs for the purpose of obtaining funds in the amount of $2,400,000 to acquire the Snodgrass Farm.
Res. 1992-10	4-15-1992	Proclaiming Tony Palmer as the Lower Southampton Township 1992 Male Athlete of the Year.
Res. 1992-11	3-11-1992	Applying for a grant with Municipal Police Officers Education Training Center for Basic on Scene Accident Investigation.
Res. 1992-12	3-11-1992	Desiring to obtain reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the training provisions of the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act.
Res. 1992-13	3-11-1992	Desiring to obtain reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the training provisions of the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act.
Res. 1992-14A	3-11-1992	Applying for a grant with the Municipal Police Officers Education and Training Center for Advanced Technical Accident Investigation.
Res. 1992-14B	3-11-1992	Desiring to obtain reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the training provisions of the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act.
Res. 1992-16	3-25-1992	Appointing the firm of Berkheimer Associates, a division of H.A. Berkheimer, Inc, as Delinquent Per Capita Tax Collector.
Res. 1992-17	4-15-1992	Proclaiming Linda Hein as the Lower Southampton 1992 Local Government Volunteer of the year.
Res. 1992-18	4-15-1992	Proclaiming Helen Lamborn Saurman as the Lower Southampton 1992 Athletic, Civic and Service Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 1992-19	4-15-1992	Congratulating William McNamara for his attainment of the rank of Eagle Scout.
Res. 1992-20	4-15-1992	Expressing thanks to the Feasterville Lions Club for their contribution to Russell Elliott Memorial Park and Lower Southampton Township Library.
Res. 1992-21	4-15-1992	Expressing thanks to the Feasterville Business Men's Association for their contribution to the Intermediate Unit of Bucks County, Tri-Hampton Rescue Squad, Lower Southampton Parade Committee and new bullet proof vests for the Lower Southampton Township Police Department.
Res. 1992-22	4-15-1992	Proclaiming Clyde Cobb as the Lower Southampton Township 1992 Emergency Service Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 1992-23	4-15-1992	Wishing to preserve the local option of incineration as a method of disposal for our community's solid waste.
Res. 1992-25	6-10-1992	Congratulating Paul Brochon for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout.
Res. 1992-26	6-24-1992	Adopting the personnel policy for the nonuniformed employees. (Repealed by Res. No. 2010-19)
Res. 1992-27	5-27-1992	Providing for experimental traffic regulations.
Res. 1992-30	8-19-1992	Requesting permission to participate in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Cooperative Purchasing Program.
Res. 1992-31	8-19-1992	Adopting the application for permit to install and operate traffic signals at the intersection of Bridgetown Pike and Elmwood Avenue.
Res. 1992-32	8-19-1992	Securing a grant in the amount of $5,000 to be used to develop resources and a management plan for the historic Snodgrass/Playwicki Farm.
Res. 1992-36	11-25-1992	Authorizing the application for In-Service Training Grant for police officers attending POSIT training.
Res. 1992-37	11-25-1992	Authorizing the application for In-Service Training Grant for police officers attending Handgun Retention Course.
Res. 1992-38	12-9-1992	Appointing the firm of Bee & Punshon to audit the accounts of the Township and Township Officers for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1992.
Res. 1992-39	12-9-1992	Declaring the Township's intent to follow the procedures for disposition of records as set forth in the retention and disposition schedule for records of Pennsylvania Municipalities issued on May 17, 1992.
Res. 1993-1	1-27-1993	Thanking the Feasterville Businessmen's Association for their contribution to the Township.
Res. 1993-2	1-27-1993	Commending Walter Grosse for his many years of service to the citizens of the Township while being a police officer.
Res. 1993-3	1-27-1993	Commending Brian's Towing for free towing within a 5 mile radius of the Township on December 24, 1992 through January 1, 1993.
Res. 1993-4	2-10-1993	Fixing the compensation for the Tax Collector for each fiscal year commencing January 1, 1994.
Res. 1993-5	2-10-1993	Fixing the rental of Tax Collector's Office for the fiscal year 1994.
Res. 1993-6	10-13-1993	Supporting Senate Bill No. 560, which provides for household hazardous waste collection programs, recycling fund, fund transfer and making an appropriation.
Res. 1993-8	3-24-1993	Providing for basic on-scene accident investigation training for the Township police officers.
Res. 1993-9	3-24-1993	Providing for training of police officers in investigation of motorcycle accidents.
Res. 1993-10	4-14-1993	Recognizing Glenn Hanson as the Lower Southampton 1993 Athletic, Civic and Service Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 1993-11	4-14-1993	Recognizing June Olson as the Lower Southampton 1993 Local Government Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 1993-12	4-14-1993	Recognizing the Community Women's Club of Feasterville on the occasion of their thirteenth anniversary in March of 1993.
Res. 1993-13	4-14-1993	Recognizing Walter J. Holzworth for his dedication to volunteerism and for the significant contribution he made to the community.
Res. 1993-14	4-14-1993	Recognizing Brian Whitaker as the Lower Southampton 1993 Emergency Service Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 1993-15	4-28-1993	Providing POLEX program training for police personnel holding rank of lieutenant or above.
Res. 1993-16	4-28-1993	Recognizing Diana and Frank Shaw for their exemplary actions in preventing the rape of a young girl.
Res. 1993-20	5-12-1993	Authorizing the Township to join forces with the Bucks County Consortium to obtain the services of a consultant in order to bring the Township's job descriptions into compliance with the new ADA regulations.
Res. 1993-21	5-26-1993	Establishing new polices set forth by the Municipal Services Advisory Board to collect delinquent sewer accounts.
Res. 1993-24	6-23-1993	Approving an update to the existing agreement with Town and Country Kennels, Inc.
Res. 1993-25	7-21-1993	Authorizing the Township to amend the 1993 budget to increase 12-430.740 line item from $0 to $70,000 and to decrease 12-495.000 line item from $139,338 to $69,338 to allow for the purchase of a jet pump truck.
Res. 1993-26	11-24-1993	Adopting an intermunicipal agreement concerning recycling and management of solid waste between Northampton, Lower Southampton and Upper Southampton Townships.
Res. 1993-28	7-21-1993	Providing for traffic accident reconstruction training for police officers from Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia Counties.
Res. 1993-29	7-21-1993	Providing for POSIT training to improve the skills of police supervisors in the Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia Counties.
Res. 1993-30	7-21-1993	Providing for basic on-scene accident investigation training for police officers.
Res. 1993-31	7-21-1993	Providing advanced technical accident investigation training for police officers of Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia Counties.
Res. 1993-32	7-21-1993	Providing for training of police officers in investigation of motorcycle accidents.
Res. 1993-34	8-17-1993	Declaring the existence of a limited emergency in the Township of Lower Southampton in the area that abuts Neshaminy Creek because of severe flooding.
Res. 1993-35	9-8-1993	Declaring Jennifer Rueter as the Lower Southampton 1993 Female Athlete of the Year.
Res. 1993-36	9-22-1993	Honoring Cliff Livezey for his loyal service and for his contributions to the law enforcement system which serve as a model to others in his field.
Res. 1993-37	10-13-1993	Establishing procedures and guidelines for conducting the Board of Supervisor's meetings and special meetings.
Res. 1993-38	11-24-1993	Entering into a trash collection agreement with the Waste Automation Corporation for a term of 3 years.
Res. 1993-42	12-22-1993	Requesting permission to participate in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Cooperative Purchase Program.
Res. 1993-43	12-22-1993	Establishing Kathleen G. Goldhahn as Township Manager at an annual salary of $55,120, beginning January 1, 1994.
Res. 1994-2	3-9-1994	Requesting reimbursement of monies incurred for Officer Jennifer Lynn Rotondo, pursuant to the provisions of the Municipal Police Officers' Training Act, Act 120 of 1974.
Res. 1994-3	3-9-1994	Providing POLEX program training for police personnel holding rank of lieutenant and above.
Res. 1994-5	4-13-1994	Recognizing Mary Ruth Atwood as the Lower Southampton 1994 local government volunteer of the year.
Res. 1994-6	4-13-1994	Recognizing John Costello as the Lower Southampton emergency service volunteer of the year.
Res. 1994-7	4-13-1994	Recognizing Charles J. Benneman, Jr., as the Lower Southampton 1994 athletic, civic and service volunteer of the year.
Res. 1994-8	4-13-1994	Recognizing that Kenneth Mangin has attained the rank of Eagle Scout and deserves the sincere congratulations of Lower Southampton Township.
Res. 1994-9	4-13-1994	Proclaiming Richard Noon as the Lower Southampton Township 1994 Firefighter of the year.
Res. 1994-10	5-11-1994	Congratulating Sandra A. Bishop for receiving the Gold Award.
Res. 1994-11	5-11-1994	Congratulating Michele Graef for receiving the Gold Award.
Res. 1994-12	5-11-1994	Congratulating Dana K. Oppenheim for receiving the Gold Award.
Res. 1994-13	5-11-1994	Congratulating Rebecca Mueller for receiving the Gold Award.
Res. 1994-15	9-14-1994	Proclaiming Beth Ann McCaffery as the Lower Southampton 1994 female athlete of the year.
Res. 1994-17	9-14-1994	Entering into an agreement with PennDOT for winter traffic services.
Res. 1994-18	10-12-1994	Statement of understanding between Lower Southampton Township and the Lower Bucks County Chapter of the American Red Cross.
Res. 1994-21	12-14-1994	Commending Robert Leithead for saving the life of James K. Eagle.
Res. 1994-22	12-14-1994	Commending Arthur Palaio for saving the life of James K. Eagle.
Res. 1994-23	12-14-1994	Requesting permission to participate in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Cooperative Purchasing Program.
Res. 1995-1	1-3-1995	Agreeing to comply with the requirements of the Keystone Community Grant program and the Department of Community Affairs for the purpose of obtaining grant funds to rehabilitate Snodgrass/Playwicki Park.
Res. 1995-2	1-25-1995	Appointing Kathleen R. Goldhahn as Township Manager.
Res. 1995-3	2-8-1995	Adopting the appointment regulations recommended by the Chief of Police as the official promotion policy of the Township.
Res. 1995-5	4-26-1995	Proclaiming Bob Keating as Local Government Volunteer of the year.
Res. 1995-6	4-26-1995	Proclaiming Eleanor McCaffery as the Lower Southampton 1995 Athletic, Civic and Service Volunteer of the year.
Res. 1995-7	4-26-1995	Proclaiming Joseph Ott as the Lower Southampton 1995 Emergency Service Volunteer of the year.
Res. 1995-8	4-26-1995	Proclaiming Matt Napoleon as the Lower Southampton 1995 Male Athlete of the year.
Res. 1995-9	4-26-1995	Congratulating Wade Neumeister for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout.
Res. 1995-10	4-26-1995	Congratulating Angelique M. Rico for receiving the Gold Award from the Freedom Valley Girl Scout Council.
Res. 1995-11	4-26-1995	Congratulating Jennifer Green for receiving the Gold Award from the Freedom Valley Girl Scout Council.
Res. 1995-12	4-26-1995	Congratulating Michelle L. Morgan for receiving the Gold Award from the Freedom Valley Girl Scout Council.
Res. 1995-14	8-16-1995	Accepting and approving the application for an in-service training grant for advanced POLEX program for police personnel holding the rank of lieutenant.
Res. 1995-15	9-27-1995	Adopting a drug and alcohol policy for employees with commercial drivers licenses.
Res. 1995-16	9-27-1995	Adopting an agreement with DSI Medical Services, Inc., and the Bucks County Consortium of Communities for drug-testing services.
Res. 1995-17	9-27-1995	Proclaiming October 9 through 15, 1995, to be Lower Southampton Township Fire Prevention Week.
Res. 1995-19	12-20-1995	Adopting an update to the existing agreement with Town and Country Kennel, Inc.
Res. 1995-20	12-13-1995	Continuing to employ the court-appointed firm of Bee, Bergvall & Company to audit the accounts of the Township.
438	12-20-1995	Insurance compensation for nonemployee supervisors.
Res. 1996-1	1-2-1996	Recognizing Dennis O'Brien for his many years of faithful service to the citizens of the Township.
Res. 1996-2	1-24-1996	Appointing William Wiegman as Lieutenant of Police for the Township.
Res. 1996-3	1-24-1996	Appointing Kathleen R. Goldhahn as Township Manager for the year 1996.
Res. 1996-4	1-24-1996	Appointing Edward Donnelly as Chief of Police for the Township.
Res. 1996-8	2-28-1996	Congratulating Robert J. Duminiak for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout.
Res. 1996-9	4-24-1996	Commending Brian McGuire, Jay Giel and Sgt. Paul Schmid for the exemplary actions in a medical emergency and compassionate follow-through to a resident in need.
Res. 1996-10	4-24-1996	Proclaiming Matthew Braunstein as the Lower Southampton 1996 Male Athlete of the Year.
Res. 1996-11	4-24-1996	Congratulating Timothy Hunt for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout.
Res. 1996-12	4-24-1996	Recognizing Jim Springer as the Lower Southampton 1996 Emergency Service Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 1996-13	4-24-1996	Recognizing Tom Clark as the Lower Southampton 1996 Athletic, Civic and Service Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 1996-14	4-24-1996	Proclaiming Heather Gorlaski as the Lower Southampton 1996 Female Athlete of the Year.
Res. 1996-15	4-24-1996	Commending Officer Donald Leonard and Officer Raymond Branden for their quick actions in a medical emergency.
Res. 1996-16	4-24-1996	Commending Agent Dennis Shook and Christopher McAteer for their dedication and service to law enforcement.
Res. 1996-17	4-24-1996	Thanking Susan Bizon and Marilyn Thuss for the volunteered time to speak to the Civilian Police Academy regarding the services available for victims of crimes.
Res. 1996-18	4-24-1996	Recognizing Sgt. Barbara McGuoirk for contributing her time and expertise during 4 sessions of the Civilian Police Academy.
Res. 1996-19	4-24-1996	Recognizing Carole Miller and Emilia Livezey for volunteering their time to speak to the Civilian Police Academy regarding the operation of the 911 system.
Res. 1996-20	4-10-1996	Agreement with the County of Bucks for community alert network services.
Res. 1996-24	11-13-1996	Congratulating Thomas E. Askins upon attaining the rank of Eagle Scout.
Res. 1996-25	11-13-1996	Agreeing that while receiving funds from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania pursuant to the Municipal Police Officer's Education and Training Act, to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 1996-26	12-18-1996	Agreeing to comply with the requirements of the Keystone Community Grant Program and the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for the purposes of obtaining grant funds to implement the comprehensive park, recreation and open space plan.
Res. 1996-27	12-18-1996	Continuing to employ the court appointed firm of Bee, Bergvall and Company to audit the accounts of the Township.
Res. 1996-28	12-11-1996	Amending the service contract with Otter Recycling Center, Inc., for disposal of residential recyclable materials.
Res. 1996-29	12-18-1996	Agreeing to comply with the requirements of the Keystone Acquisition and Development Grant Program and the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for the purposes of obtaining grant funds to develop Playwicki Farm Park.
Res. 1996-30	12-18-1996	Updating the Lower Southampton Township Emergency Preparedness/Civil Defense Plan for 1997.
449	10-8-1997	Authorizing the participation of Lower Southampton Township in the Delaware Valley Municipal Health Cooperative for the purpose of studying the feasibility of creating a health insurance trust pursuant to the Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperative Law.
Res. 1997-2	1-22-1997	Fixing the compensation for the Tax Collector for the fiscal year commencing 1997.
Res. 1997-3	1-22-1997	Accepting the audit of Colonial Nissan as prepared by the Central Tax Bureau of Pennsylvania, Inc., and recommended in their letter of June 21, 1996.
Res. 1997-4	2-12-1997	Commending Corporal Frank Leonhardt for his quick and courageous actions during a fire emergency.
Res. 1997-5	3-12-1997	Approving the disposal of Township records in accordance with 46 Pa. Code § 15.51 et seq.
Res. 1997-6	2-12-1997	Fixing the rental of Tax Collector's office for the fiscal year commencing 1998.
Res. 1997-7	2-12-1997	Appointing Kathleen R. Goldhahn as Township Manager for calendar year 1997, with an annual salary of $63,211.
Res. 1997-8	2-12-1997	Appointing Edward Donnelly as Chief of Police for the Township.
Res. 1997-9	2-12-1997	Appointing William Wiegman as Lieutenant of Police for the Township.
Res. 1997-10	3-12-1997	Amending the 1997 budget.
Res. 1997-12	4-23-1997	Proclaiming Rudolph Tafel as the Lower Southampton Local Government Volunteer of the year.
Res. 1997-13	4-23-1997	Recognizing Edward Gertz as the Lower Southampton 1997, Athletic, Civic and Service Volunteer of the year.
Res. 1997-14	4-23-1997	Recognizing David J. Whitaker as the Lower Southampton 1997, Emergency Service Volunteer of the year.
Res. 1997-15	4-23-1997	Proclaiming Evan Orchinik as the Lower Southampton 1997, Male Athlete of the year.
Res. 1997-16	4-23-1997	Proclaiming Grant Sporny as the Lower Southampton 1997, Male Athlete of the year.
Res. 1997-17	4-23-1997	Proclaiming Erica Lynn Rauchut as the Lower Southampton 1997, Female Athlete of the year.
Res. 1997-18	4-23-1997	Accepting and approving the application for In-Service Training Grant - Act 120, 1974, for forensic photography for police personnel.
Res. 1997-19	5-28-1997	Congratulating Tom Nitterour for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout.
Res. 1997-20	5-28-1997	Congratulating Vince McBride for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout.
Res. 1997-21	5-28-1997	Congratulating Shaun Carroll for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout.
Res. 1997-22	5-28-1997	Congratulating Bob Wurtenberger for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout.
Res. 1997-23	5-28-1997	Agreeing that while receiving funds from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania pursuant to the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act, to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 1997-25	7-16-1997	Adopting the Lower Southampton Township, Pennsylvania Pension Fund Statement of Investment Policy.
Res. 1997-26	7-16-1997	Accepting responsibility to annually budget fund for maintenance/operation of the Playwicki Farm Trail - Phase II project.
Res. 1997-27	8-13-1997	Authorizing application for permit to install and operate traffic signals at the intersection of Bustleton Pike (S.R. 0532) and Ruth Street/Feasterville shopping center access.
Res. 1997-28	8-13-1997	Adopting the Deferred Compensation Plan and authorizing the Finance Director to do all things necessary or appropriate to implement the plan.
Res. 1997-29	8-13-1997	Agreeing that while receiving funds from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania pursuant to the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act, to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 1997-30	8-13-1997	Supporting the Montgomery County and Bucks County Council of Government's application for funding through the Pennsylvania Department of Economic and Community Development Shared Municipal Services Program to undertake a detailed study of the feasibility of creating a medical self-insurance trust.
Res. 1997-31	9-10-1997	Agreeing that while receiving funds from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania pursuant to the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act, to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 1997-32	10-8-1997	Proclaiming October 6 through October 12, 1997, to be Lower Southampton Township Fire Prevention Week.
Res. 1997-33	10-8-1997	Congratulating Boy Scout Troop 78 upon their 50 years of service.
Res. 1997-34	12-10-1997	Appointing the accounting firm of Bee, Bergvall and Company to audit the Township accounts for fiscal year 1997 at a fee of $12,200.
Res. 1998-1	__-__-1998	Appointing Kathleen R. Goldhahn as Township Manager for the calendar year 1998.
Res. 1998-2	__-__-1998	Appointing Edward Donnelly as Chief of Police with specified terms and conditions of employment.
Res. 1998-3	__-__-1998	Appointing William Wiegman as Lieutenant of Police with specified terms and conditions of employment.
Res. 1998-5	__-__-1998	Authorizing the Finance Director to sell, assign and endorse for transfer, certificates representing stocks, bonds or other securities now registered or hereafter registered in the name of Lower Southampton Township.
Res. 1998-6	__-__-1998	Authorizing and directing the Township Manager to sign an agreement on the Township's behalf and authorizing and directing the Finance Director to attest the same.
Res. 1998-7	__-__-1998	Congratulating Gregory Hanlon for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout.
Res. 1998-8	__-__-1998	Proclaiming Robert Debias as the Lower Southampton 1990 local government volunteer of the year.
Res. 1998-9	__-__-1998	Proclaiming Joe Olenski as the Lower Southampton 1998 athletic, civic and service volunteer of the year.
Res. 1998-10	__-__-1998	Proclaiming Joseph Lanzendorfer as the Lower Southampton 1998 emergency service volunteer of the year.
Res. 1998-11	__-__-1998	Proclaiming Jonathan Tyburski as the Lower Southampton 1998 male athlete of the year.
Res. 1998-12	__-__-1998	Proclaiming Heather McGinty as the Lower Southampton 1998 female athlete of the year.
Res. 1998-14	5-13-1998	Increasing the mileage reimbursement rate for the use of personal vehicles for approved Township business in conformity with the Internal Revenue Service standard mileage rate then in effect.
Res. 1998-15	6-17-1998	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 1998-16	6-17-1998	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 1998-17	7-15-1998	Joining in the Intergovernmental Cooperation Agreement by and among the Municipal Utility Alliance and all other Local Governments signatory to said Agreement.
Res. 1998-18	8-12-1998	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 1998-19	10-14-1998	Expressing deep regrets and sincere sympathy concerning the death of Robert Seely, Sr.
456	1-4-1999	Authorizing participation in a multi-agency special reaction team pursuant to the Intergovernmental Cooperation Law, Act of December 19, 1996, P.L. 1159, No. 177, and establishing an effective date.
Res. 1999-1	1-4-1999	Appointing the accounting firm of Bee, Bergvall and Company to audit the Township accounts for fiscal year 1998 at a fee of $12,000.58.
Res. 1999-3	2-24-1999	Appointing Edward Donnelly as Chief of Police of Lower Southampton Township based on certain terms and conditions.
Res. 1999-4	2-24-1999	Appointing William Wiegman as Lieutenant of Police of Lower Southampton Township based on certain terms and conditions.
Res. 1999-5	1-27-1999	Authorizing and directing the Township Manager to sign any and all PennDOT agreement on behalf of the Township and authorizing and directing the Finance Director to attest the same.
Res. 1999-6	1-27-1999	Thanking Joseph J. O'Keefe, Sr., and J. Kelly Link for their donation of over $13,000 to the Jake Waltman fund.
Res. 1999-7	1-27-1999	Honoring and recognizing Charles Nixon for his outstanding service to the Township and the community.
Res. 1999-8	1-27-1999	Honoring Edward "Duke" Donnelly and expressing thanks and pride in his accomplishments which bring recognition to the Police Department of the Township.
Res. 1999-9	3-1-1999	Developing the Lower Southampton Township Y2K Action Plan.
Res. 1999-11	3-1-1999	Expressing deepest appreciation for all the community service that Isabelle Clark has done over the years for Lower Southampton Township.
Res. 1999-12	3-24-1999	Declaring intent to follow the procedures for disposition of records as set forth in the retention and disposition schedule for records of Pennsylvania municipalities issued on May 17, 1982, and amended July 16, 1993.
Res. 1999-13	3-24-1999	Setting forth a policy for Township employees who are members of a volunteer fire company.
Res. 1999-15	4-21-1999	Congratulating the Feasterville Business Men's Association on its fiftieth anniversary year.
Res. 1999-17	4-21-1999	Proclaiming Maggie Lachat as the Lower Southampton 1999 Local Government Volunteer of the year.
Res. 1999-18	4-21-1999	Proclaiming Sandy Stout as the Lower Southampton 1999 Athletic, Civic and Service Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 1999-19	4-21-1999	Proclaiming Mark Kramer as the Lower Southampton 1999 Emergency Service Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 1999-20	4-21-1999	Proclaiming Chistina Keating as the Lower Southampton 1999 Female Athlete of the Year.
Res. 1999-21	5-26-1999	Commending John Krimmel and Ray Branden for their service to the citizens of Lower Southampton Township as police officers.
Res. 1999-22	5-26-1999	Commending Gerry Scott for his service to the citizens of Lower Southampton as a police officer.
Res. 1999-23	5-26-1999	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 1999-24	7-14-1999	Honoring Robert J. Brooks, Jr., for his attaining his Eagle Scout Badge.
Res. 1999-26	7-14-1999	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 1999-27	7-14-1999	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 1999-28	9-8-1999	Resolving that it is the policy of Lower Southampton Township to maintain a working environment for employees free from sexual harassment.
Res. 1999-29	9-8-1999	Resolving to strictly follow a policy of nondiscrimination in all employment policies, practices and other aspects of employment.
Res. 1999-30	8-11-1999	Congratulating Albert Legeman on receiving the Normandy Medal of Jubilee.
Res. 1999-31	9-8-1999	Honoring Daniel Sherwood for his attaining his Eagle Scout Badge.
Res. 1999-33	10-13-1999	Authorizing Susanne McKeon, Township Manager, to execute for and in behalf of the Township all required forms and documents for the purpose of obtaining financial assistance under the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act.
Res. 1999-34	10-13-1999	Entering into an intergovernmental agreement with the Townships of Bensalem, Bristol, Falls, Lower Makefield and Middletown and the Boroughs of Bristol, Morrisville, Penndel and Tullytown to form the group T.A.G., Towns Against Graffiti.
Res. 1999-35	10-13-1999	Authorizing the County of Bucks to execute for and in behalf of the Township all required forms and documents for the purpose of obtaining financial assistance for the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program under the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act.
Res. 1999-36	11-10-1999	Honoring Joseph C. Orzechowski for attaining his Eagle Scout Badge.
Res. 1999-37	11-3-1999	Adopting the Lower Southampton Township's Emergency Preparedness/Civil Defense Plan, also known as the Emergency Management Plan.
Res. 2000-1	1-3-2000	Appointing the accounting firm of Bee, Bergvall and Company to audit the Township accounts for fiscal year 1999 at a fee of $13,700.
Res. 2000-2	1-26-2000	Honoring Sergeant William Stevenson for his loyal service and for his contributions to the law enforcement system.
Res. 2000-3	1-26-2000	Commending Officer Raymond Young for putting his life on the line for the citizens of Lower Southampton Township.
Res. 2000-4	1-26-2000	Determining that William Stevenson is total disabled.
Res. 2000-5	2-23-2000	Congratulating the Tri-County Band on its fiftieth anniversary year.
Agmt. 3-22-2000	3-22-2000	Forming the Bucks county Special Reaction Team Committee for the purposes of organizing, financing and operating a SRT.
Res. 2000-6	3-22-2000	Disposing of records from license and inspections and finance per Res. 1999-12.
Res. 2000-8	4-26-2000	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 2000-9	4-19-2000	Proclaiming Ginny Kraft as the Lower Southampton 2000 Emergency Service Volunteer of the year.
Res. 2000-10	4-19-2000	Proclaiming Joseph Lennon as the Lower Southampton 2000 Local Government Volunteer of the year.
Res. 2000-11	4-19-2000	Proclaiming Billy Doyle as the Lower Southampton 2000 Athletic, Civic and Service Volunteer of the year.
Res. 2000-13	6-14-2000	Honoring Anthony Bolger for attaining his Eagle Scout Badge.
Res. 2000-14	6-14-2000	Honoring Phillip Dorosky for attaining his Eagle Scout Badge.
Res. 2000-15	6-14-2000	Honoring Bill Wiegman, III for attaining his Eagle Scout Badge.
Res. 2000-16	6-14-2000	Honoring Daniel Pipito for attaining his Eagle Scout Badge.
Res. 2000-18	__-__-2000	Supporting the application of the Heritage Conservancy to the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources to create a River Conservation Plan.
Res. 2000-19	__-__-2000	Authorizing the Finance Director to execute a Lease Purchase Agreement with Harco Leasing Company, Inc.
Res. 2000-20	__-__-2000	Authorizing and directing the Township Manager to sign a Highway Safety Project Grant.
Res. 2000-21	__-__-2000	Appointing the accounting firm of Bee, Bergvall and Company to audit the Township accounts for fiscal year 2000 at a fee of $13,700.
Res. 2000-22	__-__-2000	Authorizing and directing the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors to sign a Traffic Signal Maintenance Agreement.
Res. 2000-23	__-__-2000	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 2000-24	__-__-2000	Authoring the Township Manager to sign the signature page of grant application and grant agreement for pool renovations on behalf of the applicant.
Res. 2000-25	__-__-2000	Expressing appreciation to Carol Piechowiak for her contribution to Neshaminy School District and Lower Southampton.
Res. 2000-29	__-__-2000	Adopting the Municipal Open Space Plan in its entirety.
Res. 2001-1	1-24-2001	Adopting a resolution requesting the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Officials to seek legislation to require the Pennsylvania Game Commission to notify any municipality when a license has been issued for wild or exotic animals.
Res. 2001-2	1-24-2001	Adopting a resolution requesting the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Official seek legislation to adjust the liquid fuels allocation formula to provide addition funds based on the number of traffic signals in a municipality on State roads.
Res. 2001-3	1-24-2001	Closing out Keystone Grant Project (Key-Tag-3-120).
Res. 2001-4	3-14-2001	Revoking Res. 1986-56, Initial Appointment Regulations as the official policy of Lower Southampton Township.
Res. 2001-5	3-14-2001	Commending Officer Michael Wojnar for his excellent police work, bringing credit to the Lower Southampton Police Department.
Res. 2001-6	4-18-2001	Proclaiming Terry Frost, Sr., as the Lower Southampton 2001 Emergency Service Volunteer of the year.
Res. 2001-7	4-18-2001	Proclaiming Jennifer Yori as the Lower Southampton 2001 Local Government Volunteer of the year.
Res. 2001-8	4-18-2001	Proclaiming John DiCesare as the Lower Southampton 2001 Athletic, Civic and Service Volunteer of the year.
Res. 2001-10	5-9-2001	Extending the grant from the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) KEY-PRD- 3-121, the Playwicki Farm Trail Project to May 28, 2002.
Res. 2001-11	5-23-2001	Resolving to create a new Township Library at 1983 Bridgetown Pike, using such grant money as may be available, and also resolving to provide the balance of funds as may be necessary using the full faith, credit and taxing power of the Township.
Res. 2001-12	6-13-2001	Authorizing the Township Manager to execute the grant application for a Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation Fund Library Grant.
Res. 2001-14	6-13-2001	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 2001-15	6-13-2001	Consenting to be the Lead Agency for the Communities That Care process for the municipalities in the Neshaminy Catchment Area, and authorizing the Township Manager to execute any agreement, contract or grant applications.
Res. 2001-16	6-27-2001	Commending Corporal Frank Leonhardt, Officers Lou Montalbano, Jennifer Rotundo, Shane Hearn, Ted Krimmel, Chris Koehlein and Michael Wojnar for putting their lives on the line for the citizens of Lower Southampton Township.
Res. 2001-17	6-27-2001	Entering into a lease agreement with Sun Trust Leasing Corporation for the purchase of a street sweeper and 2 police vehicles in the amount of $174,911 with interest being $13,387.80 over a 4-year period.
Res. 2001-18	7-18-2001	Adopting the Deferred Compensation Plan as the true and proper act of the Corporation and directing the Finance Director and the Secretary to execute and attest the Plan and any related documents so as to certify the Plan as the act of the Corporation.
Res. 2001-19	8-15-2001	Supporting Tri-Hampton Rescue Squad in any application for property, materials or funding.
Res. 2001-21	9-26-2001	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 2001-22	10-24-2001	Appointing the firm of Bee, Bergvall & Company to audit the Township accounts for fiscal year 2001 at a fee of $4,250 for Pension Plans and $10,450 for the Township and library.
Res. 2001-24	10-24-2001	Recognizing those citizens who contributed their great effort to alleviate the suffering of the survivors of the September 11, 2001 tragedy by collecting funds for their benefit.
Res. 2001-25	11-14-2001	Authorizing an intergovernmental agreement for the Multi-Jurisdictional Community Offenders Clean-Up Program.
Res. 2001-26	11-14-2001	Approving the filing of an application for a Municipal Land Acquisition Grant under the Municipal Open Space Program and authorizing and directing Susanne McKeon to execute and file the appropriate forms with the Bucks County Open Space Review Board.
Res. 2001-27	11-14-2001	Resolving to purchase the Dolphin Swim Club, using such grant money as may be available, and also resolving to provide the balance of funds as may be necessary using the full faith, credit and taxing power of the Township.
Res. 2001-28	12-12-2001	Approving, adopting and placing into immediate effect the Emergency Operations Plan of Lower Southampton Township.
Res. 2001-31	12-19-2001	Congratulating the Neshaminy Redskins football team, cheerleaders, marching band, coaches and all students, teachers and administrators on their State Championship accomplishment.
Res. 2002-1	1-7-2002	Recognizing and thanking Michael Gallagher for his conscientious service to the Township and people of Lower Southampton and commending his exemplary efforts.
Res. 2002-3	1-23-2002	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 2002-4	2-13-2002	Commending Officer Matthew Bowman for his aggressive patrol activity, quick action, professionalism, response to a dangerous situation, attention to Officer safety and for the apprehension and arrest of a robbery suspect bringing credit to the Lower Southampton Police Department.
Res. 2002-5	2-13-2002	Commending Officer Shane Hearn for his quick response to a crime in progress and his excellent police work in catching a felony burglary suspect, bringing credit to the Lower Southampton Police Department.
Res. 2002-6	2-13-2002	Commending Paul Williamson for his quick response to a robbery in progress and notifying the Police of the description of suspect and the vehicle he was driving.
Res. 2002-7	2-13-2002	Commending the following firefighters: Glenn Seymour, Mike Hutchinson, Sr., Mike Hutchinson, Jr., Scott Shore, Hugh McCaughey, Jim McKeon, Frank Walter, Jr. and Jim Longmore from Feasterville Fire Company, Nick Owarzani, Mike Stum, Steve Krippel and Trish Krippel from Lower Southampton Fire Dept. and Jim Furey and Chris Defortuna from Southampton Fire Company for their quick response, and lack of fear to put themselves in physical danger to perform rescues at Ridgecrest Nursing Home on October 6, 2001.
Res. 2002-8	2-13-2002	Commending the following police officers from Lower Southampton: Corporal Frank Leonhardt, Officers John T. Krimmel, Christopher Koehnlein, George Jolly, Michael Wojnar and Shane Hearn for their quick response who put themselves in imminent physical danger from heat and smoke while rescuing residents of Ridgecrest Nursing Home on October 6, 2001.
Res. 2002-9	2-13-2002	Approving an agreement with Upper Southampton Township to share the cost of a traffic signal at Street Road and Stump Road.
Res. 2002-10	3-13-2002	Authorizing the use of a Community Block Grant to renovate Carriage House at Playwicki Farm and street improvements.
Res. 2002-11	5-8-2002	Honoring Dennis P. Curran, Jr. for attaining his Eagle Scout Badge.
Res. 2002-12	5-8-2002	Authorizing the Township Manager to execute the grant application for a Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation Fund Library Grant.
Res. 2002-13	5-29-2002	Adopting application for permit to install and operate flashing warning devices at Bridgetown Pike and Elmwood Avenue/Westfield Road to say "Intersection Ahead."
Res. 2002-14	5-29-2002	Resolving to use the property at 1939 Bridgetown Pike as a Township library for 50 years or the useful life of the project to be funded by the Keystone Grant, whichever is shorter.
Res. 2002-15	6-26-2002	Proclaiming James (Jim) Elgert as the Lower Southampton 2002 Emergency Service Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 2002-16	6-26-2002	Proclaiming Gabriel Vinokur as the Lower Southampton 2002 Local Government Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 2002-17	6-26-2002	Proclaiming Bob Sterner as the Lower Southampton 2002 Athletic, Civic and Service Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 2002-18	7-17-2002	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 2002-19	7-17-2002	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 2002-20	8-14-2002	Authorizing the Township Manager to sign a grant application and grant agreement on behalf of the Township.
Res. 2002-21	10-9-2002	Authorizing the Township Manager to sign a grant application and grant agreement on behalf of the Township.
Res. 2002-24	12-11-2002	Appointing the firm of Bee, Bergvall & Company to audit the Township accounts for fiscal year 2001 at a fee of $4,250 for Pension Plans and $10,650 for the Township and library.
Res. 2003-1	1-6-2003	Authorizing the Township Manager to execute the grant application from Commonwealth Libraries for a Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation Fund grant to renovate 1983 Bridgetown Pike for Township library in the amount of $275,000.
Res. 2003-2	1-6-2003	Authorizing the Township Manager to apply for a Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program in the amount of $1,245,105 for a new library at 1983 Bridgetown Pike.
Res. 2003-6	2-26-2003	Commending the employees of the Public Works Department for their extraordinary effort and superior performance in clearing roads and insuring the safety of the Township residents during the President's Day storm, February 16 through February 17, 2003.
Res. 2003-8	3-12-2003	Adopting the Township Comprehensive Master Plan, dated December, 2002.
Res. 2003-12	4-16-2003	Giving thanks to the citizens and organizations of the Township for their outstanding community service and support for the raising of over $7,000 for the families of military troops.
Res. 2003-13	5-28-2003	Approving and placing into effect the emergency operations plan of the Township.
Res. 2003-14	5-28-2003	Declaring Sunday, June 1, 2003 to be "Mr. Budd" day in honor of Charles Benneman for his community service and community spirit over many years in the Township.
Res. 2003-20	9-10-2003	Authorizing the Township Manager to execute a grant application for a Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program to renovate the 1983 Bridgetown Pike for a Township library.
Res. 2003-21	9-24-2003	Proclaiming Nicole Harbison as the Lower Southampton Township 2003 Local Government Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 2003-22	9-24-2003	Proclaiming Tony Crooks as the Lower Southampton Township 2003 Athletic, Civic and Service Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 2003-23	9-24-2003	Proclaiming Wayne White as the Lower Southampton Township 2003 Emergency Service Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 2003-24	9-24-2003	Directing the Cable Advisory Board to prepare the necessary forms and regulations to be submitted and adopted by the Township to become a certified franchising authority to regulate cable rates and equipment to the extent permitted by applicable law.
Res. 2003-25	9-24-2003	Authorizing application to the 2003 Bucks County CDBG Program for funding assistance from the 2003 Bucks County Community Development Block Grant Program.
Res. 2003-26	10-8-2003	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 2003-28	11-12-2003	Resolving to establish the Senior Citizens Task Force to identify areas of Township government that may assist Seniors and improve their quality of life, and appointing 5 citizens to carry out this task. (Repealed by Res. No. 2011-19.)
Res. 2003-31	11-19-2003	Authorizing the Tax Collector to assess, collect and retain a fee not to exceed $30 for any check in payment of taxes returned to the Tax Collector's Depository institution for reasons including, but not limited to, nonsufficient funds, unavailable funds or account closed.
Res. 2003-33	12-10-2003	Appointing the accounting firm of Bee, Bergvall & Company to audit the Township accounts for fiscal year 2003 at a fee of $12,650 and $1,000 for completion of a single audit if necessary.
Res. 2003-34	12-17-2003	Commending Deputy Bucks County District Attorney Jennifer Buck, Bucks County Detective Terry Lachman and Acting Lieutenant Ray Weldie for their aggressive work in investigating and prosecuting the Roman Lungin case.
Res. 2003-35	12-17-2003	Commending Officer Louis Montalbano for his professionalism in an incident that had the potential for more serious consequences to both the actor and the police on the scene.
Res. 2003-36	12-17-2003	Commending Officer Jolly for his professionalism and compassion in dealing with an emotionally disturbed victim on an incident April 28, 2003.
Res. 2003-38	12-17-2003	Honoring Edward "Duke" Donnelly and congratulating him on his retirement from Lower Southampton, expressing thanks and pride in his accomplishments and wishing him well in his new career as Sheriff of Bucks County.
Res. 2004-1	1-28-2004	Authorizing the proper officers of the Board of Supervisors to execute an agreement with Central Tax Bureau of PA, Inc.
Res. 2004-2	2-11-2004	Agreeing to adhere to the rules, regulations and training standards established by the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission.
Res. 2004-4	3-24-2004	Commending Officer Montalbano for his display of tenacity, sound tactics and excellent observational skills.
Res. 2004-6	3-24-2004	Adopting the field use policy recommended by the Recreation Board.
Res. 2004-7	4-14-2004	Disposing records from Res. 1999-12 from the Lower Southampton Township Police Department, Public Works Department, Finance Department and SWBSWC information from the years 1993, 1994 and 1995.
Res. 2004-9	5-12-2004	Honoring Officers Brandon, Tracy and Newman for acting professionally and without hesitation to prevent what could have been a tragedy for the residents at 766 Bridgeview Road.
Res. 2004-10	5-12-2004	Proclaiming Kevin Shanley for his attaining his Eagle Scout Badge.
Res. 2004-11	5-12-2004	Proclaiming Edward Shannon as the Lower Southampton 2004 Local Governmental Volunteer of the year.
Res. 2004-12	5-12-2004	Proclaiming Randy Gallagher as the Lower Southampton 2004 Emergency Service Volunteer of the year.
Res. 2004-13	5-12-2004	Proclaiming Beverly Waterbury as the Lower Southampton 2004 Athletic, Civic and Service Volunteer of the year.
Res. 2004-15	6-9-2004	Approving the illegal connection inspection program and authorizing an amnesty from penalties and granting a reward of $50 for the verified removal of illegal connections to the sewer system.
Res. 2004-16	6-23-2004	Appointing Middle Atlantic Inspections, Middle Department Inspection Agency, Inc., and United Inspection Agency, Inc, to be Lower Southampton Township's third party inspection agencies under the Uniform Construction Code.
Res. 2004-18	8-11-2004	Applying for reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the training provisions of the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act.
Res. 2004-19	8-11-2004	Adding Code Inspections, Inc. to the Lower Southampton Township third party inspection agency list under the Uniform Construction Code.
Res. 2004-20	8-11-2004	Disposing of Res. 1999-12 consent forms for medical treatment for minors from the year 1998 with regards to the Lower Southampton Athletic Association/G.A.L.S.
Res. 2004-21	9-22-2004	Proclaiming the appreciation of all citizens for Rabbi Maurice Novoseller and his long, distinguished career, congratulating him on his retirement and expressing the hope that he extends his legacy with his continuing contributions.
Res. 2004-22	10-13-2004	Authorizing the participation in PACC Automotive and Equipment Contract.
Res. 2004-24	11-10-2004	Adding Atlantic Inland Inspections to the Lower Southampton Township third party inspection agency list under the Uniform Construction Code.
Res. 2004-26	12-8-2004	Applying for reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the training provisions of the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act.
Res. 2004-27	12-8-2004	Supporting the Lower Neshaminy Creek Watershed Conservation Plan and listing the Lower Neshaminy Creek Watershed and its tributaries on the Pennsylvania Rivers Registry.
Res. 2005-3	1-26-2005	Fixing the compensation for the Tax Collector for the fiscal years commencing 2006.
Res. 2005-4	1-26-2005	Applying for reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the training provisions of the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act.
Res. 2005-5	1-26-2005	Fixing the rental of Tax Collector's office for the fiscal years commencing with 2005.
Res. 2005-7	2-23-2005	Authorizing and empowering the local Tax Collector, Berkheimer, to impose and retain costs of collection of delinquent taxes.
Res. 2005-8	2-23-2005	Authorizing the Environmental Advisory Council and the Lower Southampton Planning Commission to participate on the steering committee for the Poquessing Watershed Study.
Res. 2005-10	3-9-2005	Authorizing the Township Manager to sell, assign and endorse for transfer, certificates representing stocks, bonds, or other securities now registered and hereafter registered in the name of the Lower Southampton Township Police Pension Plan.
Res. 2005-11	3-9-2005	Authorizing an intermunicipal cooperative project to prepare the Churchville to Playwicki Greenway Link Plan as the first step in establishing a greenway along the Neshaminy Creek.
Res. 2005-12	3-9-2005	Applying for a $40,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for Heritage Conservancy.
Res. 2005-13	4-13-2005	Supporting the initiative to add the name of Armed Forces and Veterans Memorial Highway to Street Road and to provide commemorative signs.
Res. 2005-15	4-13-2005	Appointing the Township Manager as plan trustee, and appointing Robert Whartnaby, Alessandro Nicolo, Betty Curry and Sandra Hamilton as employees to the Non-Uniform Employee Pension Plan Committee.
Res. 2005-17	5-11-2005	Commending Detective Krimmel for his sound tactics and fast action on getting the information to other Police Departments to cause arrests to be made within minutes after certain robberies and for the recovery of all the money stolen in the 2 robberies.
Res. 2005-18	5-11-2005	Proclaiming May 13, 2005, to be Anthony Federov Day.
Res. 2005-20	8-10-2005	Proclaiming Florence Hardy as the Lower Southampton 2005 Athletic, Civic and Service Volunteer of the year.
Res. 2005-21	8-10-2005	Proclaiming Clyde Cobb as the Lower Southampton 2005 Local Government Volunteer of the year.
Res. 2005-22	8-10-2005	Proclaiming Barry Shore as the Lower Southampton 2005 Emergency Service Volunteer of the year.
Res. 2005-23	9-14-2005	Applying for reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the training provisions of the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act.
Res. 2005-24	9-14-2005	Authorizing the Public Works Director to sign an agreement.
Res. 2005-25	9-28-2005	Creating a Disabled Persons Advisory Board. (Repealed by Res. No. 2011-19.)
Res. 2005-26	9-28-2005	Authorizing Lower Southampton Township to enter into an intergovernmental agreement with other Townships and Boroughs for legal services for negotiation of an agreement with Verizon for cable television services.
Res. 2005-32	11-9-2005	Upon recommendation of the Chief of Police, adopting the appointment regulations as the official Promotion Policy of Lower Southampton Township.
Res. 2005-33	11-9-2005	Authorizing the Bucks County Planning Commission to prepare the Bucks County Hazard Mitigation Plan.
Res. 2005-35	11-30-2005	Appointing James Jones to a vacancy on the Non-Uniform Employee Pension Plan committee.
Res. 2005-37	12-21-2005	Proclaiming December 21, 2005 as Patricia A. Zambelli Day.
Res. 2006-1	2-8-2006	Applying for reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the training provisions of the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act.
Res. 2006-2	2-8-2006	Applying for reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the training provisions of the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act.
Res. 2006-3	2-8-2006	Applying for reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the training provisions of the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act.
Res. 2006-4	3-8-2006	Authorizing that all land development applications that are received by the Township Zoning Officer and/or Administration are to be reviewed by the law firm of Friedman, Schuman, Applebaum, Nemeroff, and McCaffery, P.C.
Res. 2006-5	2-22-2006	Supporting the immediate passage of the Voter-Verified Paper Ballot and Random Manual Audit Bill pending in the Pennsylvania State Legislature.
Res. 2006-6	3-8-2006	Confirming the following as Special Fire Police:
		Feasterville Fire Company: Richard Thiboldeaux, Lori A. Ingram, Eugene Ingram, Sr., Mel Shapiro, Rick Woodmendier, George Diehl, Debby Diehl, Eugene Farr, Sr. Lower Southampton Fire Company: Terry L. Frost, Edith Floge, Bill McCardle, Ed Young.
Res. 2006-7	3-22-2006	Authorizing the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of said partner to sign the attached Agreement or Amendment on its behalf.
Res. 2006-8	4-5-2006	Honoring the Township Library staff and numerous volunteers over the past 50 years and congratulating them on the Fiftieth Anniversary for their dedication.
Res. 2006-9	4-5-2006	Honoring the Lower Southampton Fire Company #1 on their Seventy-fifth anniversary.
Res. 2006-10	4-5-2006	Proclaiming James Taylor as the Lower Southampton 2006 Emergency Service Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 2006-11	4-5-2006	Proclaiming Henry Carroll as the Lower Southampton 2006 Local Government Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 2006-12	4-5-2006	Proclaiming Joan O'Donnell as the Lower Southampton 2006 Athletic, Civic, and Service Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 2006-14	5-10-2006	Expressing appreciation for Harold "Zeke" Pizzo's long and faithful service, and congratulating him on a well-earned retirement.
Res. 2006-15	5-10-2006	Commending Sergeant Donald Leonard's actions in an incident on January 31, 2006, which demonstrated the highest level of compassion and professionalism.
Res. 2006-16	5-10-2006	Commending Sergeant Donald Leonard's actions in an incident on May 3, 2005 and recommending that he receive the Meritorious Service Award.
Res. 2006-17	5-10-2006	Commending Officer Gerald Scott for his professionalism in arresting Stephen Byrne on May 3, 2005.
Res. 2006-18	5-10-2006	Honoring Rita Williams for her 40 years of service as a crossing guard in all kinds of weather, helping children cross the street and in some instances having helped their parents cross the street many years before, and helping train new hires.
Res. 2006-19	5-10-2006	Honoring Kay Neuber for her 37 years of service as a crossing guard in all kinds of weather, helping children cross the street and in some instances having helped their parents cross the street many years before, and helping train new hires.
Res. 2006-20	6-14-2006	Designating the National Incident Management Systems (NIMS) as the Lower Southampton Township standard for incident management.
Res. 2006-24	6-28-2006	Stating opposition of both State and national franchising legislation.
Res. 2006-25	7-19-2006	Adopting the Lower Southampton Township Employee Non-Uniform Pension Fund Advisory Committee By-Laws.
Res. 2006-26	7-19-2006	Adopting the Lower Southampton Township Employee Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee By-Laws.
Res. 2006-27	7-19-2006	Adopting the Lower Southampton Township Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee By-Laws.
Res. 2006-28	7-19-2006	Adopting the Investment Policy for the Lower Southampton Township Non-Uniformed Pension Plan.
Res. 2006-29	7-19-2006	Adopting the Investment Policy for the Lower Southampton Township Deferred Compensation Plan.
Res. 2006-30	7-19-2006	Adopting the Investment Policy for the Lower Southampton Township Police Pension Plan.
Res. 2006-31	8-16-2006	Appointing certain employees to the Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee.
Res. 2006-32	8-16-2006	Appointing certain employees to the Non-Uniformed Pension Advisory Committee.
Res. 2006-33	8-16-2006	Appointing certain employees to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee.
Res. 2006-39	9-27-2006	Establishing an Equal Opportunity Employment policy in Lower Southampton Township; repealing any and all prior inconsistent resolutions or parts of resolutions; containing a savings clause; and providing for an effective date.
Res. 2006-40	9-28-2006	Authorizing application to the 2007 Bucks County CDBG Program.
Res. 2006-42	11-8-2006	Appointing the accounting firm of Zelenkofske Axelrod LLC to audit the Township accounts for the fiscal year 2006, at a fee of $14,250.
Res. 2006-43	11-15-2006	Resolving to establish the Animal Control Advisory Board to review complaints, seek out resources for assistance, research regulations, and recommend action to the Board of Supervisors, and, further, to appoint 5 citizens to carry out this task.
Res. 2006-44	12-13-2006	Commending and praising the Lower Southampton Honor Guard for their high standard of performance and awarding them a commendation for merit to be displayed as a streamer on the Honor Guard flag.
Res. 2006-45	12-13-2006	Praising the work and photography volunteered by Susan Dougherty and Marie Wallace for the Lower Southampton Honor Guard and awarding them civilian recognition.
Res. 2006-46	12-13-2006	Praising the generosity and availability of Enterprise Rent-a-Car helping the Lower Southampton Honor Guard and awarding them civilian recognition.
Res. 2006-47	12-13-2006	Commending Sergeant John Krimmel, Corporal Raymond Young, Officer Christopher Koehnlein and Officer Jeffrey Wilson for their quick actions and professionalism on May 10, 2006 in arresting Anwar Dempsey.
Res. 2006-48	12-13-2006	Commending Corporal Louis Montalbano and Officer Eric Landamia for their swift action and professionalism in arresting 2 suspects and awarding a Commendation of Merit for the August 28, 2006 incident.
Res. 2006-49	12-13-2006	Commending Officer Michael Wojnar for his fast action and professionalism in the June 16, 2006 incident.
Res. 2006-52	12-13-2006	Disposing of certain records.
Res. 2006-53	12-20-2006	Amending the 457(b) plan and trust, as previously established by the Board of Supervisors; providing for amendment to ensure the plan's compliance with tax-favored treatment of the plan pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code, and to comply with any provision of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, as amended; repealing and replacing all prior inconsistent portions of the plan and trust as established by the Board; and further amending the terms, conditions and provisions of Res. 2001-18.
521	1-24-2007	Authorizing the participation of Lower Southampton Township in the Delaware Valley Health Insurance Trust pursuant to the Pennsylvania intergovernmental cooperation law.
Res. 2007-5	1-24-2007	Authorizing the Chairman and Secretary of Lower Southampton Township to execute the Trust Agreement and any other agreements necessary for its participation in the Delaware Valley Health Insurance Trust.
Res. 2007-6	2-28-2007	Appointing certain employees to the Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee.
Res. 2007-7	2-28-2007	Appointing certain employees to the Nonuniform Pension Advisory Committee.
Res. 2007-8	2-28-2007	Appointing certain employees to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee.
Res. 2007-9	2-28-2007	Establishing a policy for Township employees who are members of a volunteer fire company
Res. 2007-10	4-11-2007	Establishing the Community Center Advisory Committee
Res. 2007-11	4-18-2007	Proclaiming Michael Kephart as the Lower Southampton 2007 Local Government Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 2007-12	4-18-2007	Proclaiming Dr. James H. Barrett as the Lower Southampton 2007 Civic, Service and Athletic Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 2007-13	4-18-2007	Proclaiming James P. McKeon as the Lower Southampton 2007 Emergency Service Volunteer of the Year.
Res. 2007-14	4-18-2007	Proclaiming Danielle Finley to be a Youth Service Award honoree, to recognize her for her constant hard work and to let all know that the Township is proud of such an outstanding Junior Citizen.
Res. 2007-15	4-18-2007	Proclaiming Ryan Brookes to be a Youth Service Award honoree, recognize him for his constant hard work and let all know that the Township is proud of such an outstanding Junior Citizen.
Res. 2007-16	4-18-2007	Honoring Michael Sanchez and Angelo Citino for their act of humanity, exemplifying the best attributes of good citizenship.
Res. 2007-17	5-9-2007	Commending Officer Steven Brookes and Officer Robert Freedman for their actions which demonstrate the highest level of compassion and professionalism. Officers Brookes and Freedman are a credit to themselves, the profession of a police officer and to the Lower Southampton Police Department, and are awarded a Commendation of Merit.
Res. 2007-18	5-9-2007	Commending Officer Christian Tracy's actions which demonstrate his professionalism as a Lower Southampton Police Officer.
Res. 2007-19	5-9-2007	Commending Officer Donald Leonard for his quick response, pursuit and apprehension of the 2 subjects.
Res. 2007-20	5-9-2007	Obtaining reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the training provisions of the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act, Act 120 of 1974.
Res. 2007-21	5-9-2007	Obtaining reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the training provisions of the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act, Act 120 of 1974.
Res. 2007-24	7-18-2007	Establishing a policy for use of the Township television broadcast facilities for the televising of public debates among candidates for elected Township office.
Res. 2007-25	9-26-2007	Disposing of certain records.
Res. 2007-26	9-26-2007	Authorizing and supporting the application for a municipal grant to fund the improvements to the Bridgetown Pike and Bustleton Pike Interconnect.
Res. 2007-27	9-26-2007	Authorizing and supporting the application for a municipal grant to fund the proposed purchase of emergency management and public safety equipment.
Res. 2007-28	9-26-2007	Authorizing and supporting the application for a municipal grant to fund the improvements to the traffic signal located at the intersection of Street Road and Central Street.
Res. 2007-29	9-26-2007	Authorizing and supporting the application for a municipal grant to fund the improvements to the Bustleton Pike.
Res. 2007-30	10-10-2007	Executing an agreement with Berkheimer and approving and adopting the rules and regulations prepared by Berkheimer to administer and enforce the earned income/net profits tax.
Res. 2007-31	10-10-2007	Executing an agreement with Berkheimer and approving and adopting the rules and regulations prepared by Berkheimer to administer and enforce the mercantile tax.
Res. 2007-32	10-10-2007	Executing an agreement with Berkheimer and approving and adopting the rules and regulations prepared by Berkheimer to administer and enforce the business privilege tax.
Res. 2007-33	10-10-2007	Executing an agreement with Berkheimer and approving and adopting the rules and regulations prepared by Berkheimer to administer and enforce the local services tax.
Res. 2007-34	10-10-2007	Authorizing and empowering the local Tax Collector, Berkheimer, to impose and retain costs of collection on delinquent taxes.
Res. 2007-35	10-10-2007	Appointing a liaison between the Township and Berkheimer, the duly appointed collector of business privilege tax, earned income tax, mercantile tax, and local services tax for the district, for the express purpose of sharing confidential tax information with the district for official purposes.
Res. 2007-36	10-10-2007	Appointing Berkheimer as the Township's tax hearing officer under and pursuant to the Local Taxpayer Bill of Rights for the express pursuant of adjudicating appeals thereunder.
Res. 2007-37	10-24-2007	Obtaining reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the training provisions of the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act, Act 120 of 1974
Res. 2007-38	10-24-2007	Submitting a proposal to PECO for funds to update the Playwicki Farm Master Plan; develop a management plan; conduct training; and design and install an educational sign.
Res. 2007-39	10-24-2007	Appointing an independent accounting firm to audit the Township accounts for fiscal year 2007 and 2008.
Res. 2007-43	12-12-2007	Authorizing the acceptance of a municipal grant program contract awarded by the redevelopment authority of the County of Bucks for $62,000 for the purchase of 1 dump truck with plow and spreader.
Res. 2007-44	12-12-2007	Authorizing the acceptance of a municipal grant program contract awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks for $36,000 for the Feasterville Fire Company to purchase one 2008 Ford Explorer.
Res. 2007-45	12-12-2007	Authorizing the acceptance of a municipal grant program contract awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks for $225,348 for the Tri-Hampton Rescue Squad to purchase 1 ambulance and related equipment.
Res. 2007-46	12-12-2007	Authorizing the acceptance of a municipal grant program contract awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks for $202,000 for Lower Southampton Fire Co. #1 to purchase 1 rescue ladder truck and tools.
Res. 2007-47	12-12-2007	Authorizing the acceptance of a municipal grant program contract awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks for $132,400 for the purchase of 2 traffic safety vans and related equipment.
Res. 2008-1	1-23-2008	Appointing certain employees to the Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee.
Res. 2008-2	1-23-2008	Appointing certain employees to the Nonuniform Pension Advisory Committee.
Res. 2008-3	1-23-2008	Appointing certain employees to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee.
Res. 2008-4	2-13-2008	Obtaining reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the training provisions of the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act, Act 120 of 1974.
Res. 2008-5	3-26-2008	Appointing designated employees to the Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee.
Res. 2008-6	3-26-2008	Appointing designated employees to the Nonuniform Pension Advisory Committee.
Res. 2008-7	3-26-2008	Appointing designated employees to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee.
Res. 2008-8	4-23-2008	Approving grant payment request of $62,029 for Ford F-550 dump truck from Municipal Grant Program Contract No. 2007-13.
Res. 2008-9	4-23-2008	Approving grant payment request of $62,123.61 for two 2008 Ford Econoline Cargo Vans from Municipal Grant Program Contract No. 2007-12.
Res. 2008-10	4-23-2008	Approving grant payment request of $36,000 for one 2008 Ford Explorer from Municipal Grant Program Contract No. 2007-16.
Res. 2008-11	4-23-2008	Approving grant payment request of $202,000 for 1 Rescue Ladder Truck from Municipal Grant Program Contract No. 2007-15.
Res. 2008-14	4-23-2008	Approving grant payment request of $2,000 for 1 Ambulance from Municipal Grant Program Contract No. 2007-14
Res. 2008-15	5-28-2008	Commending Sgt. Raymond Branden and Cpl. Raymond Young for their actions in an incident which demonstrates the highest level of professionalism from preventing the subject from seriously injuring himself and other officers on the scene. Sgt. Branden and Cpl. Young are a credit to themselves and to the Lower Southampton Police Department and are awarded a Commendation of Merit.
Res. 2008-16	5-28-2008	Commending Officer George Jolly for his actions in an incident which demonstrates his professionalism as a Lower Southampton Township Police Officer.
Res. 2008-17	5-28-2008	Commending Cpl. Louis Montalbano for his actions in an incident which demonstrates his professionalism as a Lower Southampton Police Officer.
Res. 2008-18	5-28-2008	Commending Officer George Jolly, Officer William Schmid and Sgt. Donald Leonard for their quick response to and taking control of a potentially deadly situation and bringing it to a peaceful conclusion.
Res. 2008-19	5-28-2008	Commending Chris Hawraney's fast-acting response and provision of immediate first aid attention to an officer down, and awarding a Civilian Commendation as grateful thanks for his actions and assistance.
Res. 2008-20	5-28-2008	Honoring and thanking George Kerner, and the staff and students of the Collision Repair Class at the Bucks County Technical High School for their partnership with the Lower Southampton Police Department in the past 3 years.
Res. 2008-21	5-28-2008	Honoring and thanking Bill Leonhauser owner of Penndel Auto Body for all their time and donations to partner with the Lower Southampton Township Police Department.
Res. 2008-22	5-28-2008	Commending Sgt. Donald Leonard, Officer George Jolly, Officer Kelly Schmid and Officer Robert Drechsel for their actions in an incident which demonstrate the highest level of professionalism for their fast action in arresting these felons and are a credit to themselves and the Lower Southampton Township Police Department.
Res. 2008-24	5-28-2008	Commend Thomas Banks, Jr., 10-year -old young man, for his fast action in telling his mother of smoke coming from a house at 58 Bertha Street and who in turn called 911 to report this fire.
Res. 2008-25	5-28-2008	Supporting the Churchville to Playwicki Environmental Education, Recreation and Greenway Link Plan.
Res. 2008-26	6-25-2008	Approving grant payment request of $38,664.64 for equipment purchased to out fit the previously purchased police vehicles under Municipal Program Contract No. 2007-12.
Res. 2008-28	6-25-2008	Expressing appreciation and gratitude for Bob Depew's service and dedication to our Township's residents, their youth and for making the Parks and Recreation Department what it is today and wish him all the luck in the world in his new career endeavor.
Res. 2008-29	6-25-2008	Appointing successor trustees to the Lower Southampton Township Police Employee Pension Trust.
Res. 2008-30	6-25-2008	Expressing appreciation and gratitude for 1st Lt. Luke James serving our Country and for protecting the American people, we wish you health, safety and God Speed on your re- deployment over seas.
Res. 2008-31	7-15-2008	Obtaining reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the training provisions of the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act, Act 120 of 1974.
Res. 2008-32	7-15-2008	Appointing successor trustees to the Lower Southampton Township 457(b) Plan and Trust.
Res. 2008-33	7-15-2008	Appointing successor trustees to the Lower Southampton Township Nonuniformed Employee Pension Trust.
Res. 2008-34	7-15-2008	Commending Mr. Charles Gerber for his actions in assisting the Lower Southampton Township Police Department.
Res. 2008-35	7-15-2008	Approving certain supplemental appropriations from the Township Liquid Fuels Fund, pursuant to 53 P.S. § 68202(e), for road maintenance purposes.
Res. 2008-36	7-15-2008	Approving payment request of $11,040 for personal protection equipment that is being purchased by the Tri-Hampton Rescue Squad being purchased under Municipal Program Contract No. 2007-14.
Res. 2008-39	8-13-2008	A resolution of the Lower Southampton Township, County of Bucks, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania payment request $142,802.94 for the ambulance, associated equipment and personal protection equipment of the Municipal Grant Program Contract Number 2007-14.
Res. 2008-40	8-13-2008	Authorizing participation and submittal of the PADEP greenhouse gas pilot joint application with Middletown, Lower Makefield and Falls Townships, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Res. 2008-41	9-10-2008	Obtaining reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the training provisions of the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Act, Act 120 of 1974.
Res. 2008-43	9-10-2008	Intergovernmental agreement to participate in grant application for Towns Against Graffiti.
Res. 2008-44		Setting salary and compensation for Tax Collector
Res. 2008-45	9-24-2008	Authorizing application to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority for funds for fire department emergency generator
Res. 2008-46	9-24-2008	Authorizing application to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority for funds for police department mobile digital video equipment
Res. 2008-47	9-24-2008	Authorizing application to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority for funds for Tri-Hampton Rescue Squad radio communication equipment
Res. 2008-48	9-24-2008	Authorizing application to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority for funds for purchase of Fire Marshal's office hybrid vehicles
Res. 2008-49	9-24-2008	Authorizing application to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority for funds for Tri-Hampton Rescue Squad basic life support ambulance
Res. 2008-50	9-24-2008	Authorizing application to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority for funds for roadway improvements at intersection of Bridgetown Pike and Old Bristol Road
Res. 2008-51	9-24-2008	Authorizing application to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority for funds for new signal equipment for the intersection of Street Road and Central
Res. 2008-52	9-24-2008	Authorizing application to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority for funds for signal and pre-emption equipment at several intersections for emergency vehicles
Res. 2008-54	10-1-2008	Authorizing application to the 2009 Bucks County Community Development Block Grant Program
Res. 2008-56	10-22-2008	Authorization to sign agreement
Res. 2008-57	10-22-2008	Commendation to Matt Fleck for service as member of Tri-Hampton Rescue Squad
Res. 2008-58	10-22-2008	Commendation to Sue Gorman for service a career member/EMT-B at Lower Southampton Station 114
Res. 2008-59	11-12-2008	Declaring the Township's intent to follow the procedures for disposition of records as set forth in the retention and disposition schedule for records of Pennsylvania Municipalities issued on November 12, 2008.
Res. 2008-60	11-12-2008	Commendation to Firefighter Chris Cummins for volunteer service
Res. 2008-61	11-12-2008	Request for payment from grant program funds
Res. 2008-62	11-12-2008	Request for payment from grant program funds
Res. 2008-63	11-12-2008	Commendation to firefighters
Res. 2008-64	11-12-2008	Commendation to firefighters
Res. 2008-65	11-12-2008	Commendation to firefighters
Res. 2008-67	11-12-2008	Commendation to outgoing school superintendent Paul Kadri
Res. 2009-1	1-28-2009	Commending outgoing Public Works Director Randy Behmke
Res. 2009-2	1-28-2009	Commending members of Fire Department's Quick Response Services
Res. 2009-3	1-28-2009	Appointments to Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2009-4	1-28-2009	Appointments to the Nonuniform Pension Advisory Committee
Res. 2009-5	1-28-2009	Appointments to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2009-6	1-28-2009	Authorizing acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract for improvements to Street Road and Central Avenue intersection
Res. 2009-7	1-28-2009	Authorizing acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract for purchase and installation of pre-emption emitters
Res. 2009-8	1-28-2009	Authorizing acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract for purchase of generator for Feasterville Fire Company
Res. 2009-9	1-28-2009	Authorizing acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract for Tri-Hampton Rescue Squad to purchase communication system with GPS
Res. 2009-10	1-28-2009	Authorizing acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract for Police Department to purchase Data 911 mobile digital systems
Res. 2009-11	1-28-2009	Authorizing acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract for Fire Marshal to purchase hybrid vehicle
Res. 2009-12	2-11-2009	Request for payment of grant funds for hybrid vehicle
Res. 2009-13	2-11-2009	Application for funds under the Bucks County Municipal Open Space Program
Res. 2009-14	2-11-2009	Request for grant funds for construction of stormwater retention basins
Res. 2009-15	2-11-2009	Request for grant funds for stormwater drainage piping improvements
Res. 2009-16	2-11-2009	Request for grant funds for construction and installation of sanitary sewer system metering chamber pits
Res. 2009-17	3-11-2009	Resolution necessary for reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the Municipal Police Officers Education and Training Act
Res. 2009-18	3-11-2009	Commendation of Edward "Duke" Donnelly, Sheriff of Bucks County, named Feasterville Business Association Man of the Year
Res. 2009-19	3-11-2009	Commending Poquessing Middle School for production of "Beauty and the Beast"
Res. 2009-22	3-25-2009	Recognizing and commending Raymond H. Weldie, III on his retirement from the Police Department
Res. 2009-26	5-13-2009	Resolution to adopt the County Municipal Open Space Plan update
Res. 2009-28	6-10-2009	Commending Sergeant Michael Pennington
Res. 2009-29	5-27-2009	Resolution necessary for reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the Municipal Police Officers Education and Training Act
Res. 2009-30	6-10-2009	Commending Sergeant Ray Branden and Officer Brian Walter
Res. 2009-31	6-10-2009	Commending Beth Curry upon her retirement as payroll clerk
Res. 2009-32	6-10-2009	Resolution necessary for reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the Municipal Police Officers Education and Training Act
Res. 2009-33	6-10-2009	Resolution necessary for reimbursement of monies for expenses incurred pursuant to the Municipal Police Officers Education and Training Act
Res. 2009-34	6-10-2009	Declaring the Township's intent to follow the procedures for disposition of records as set forth in the retention and disposition schedule for records of Pennsylvania Municipalities issued on July 16, 1993.
Res. 2009-35 through 2009-37	6-10-2009	Request for payment from Municipal Grant Program funds
Res. 2009-38	6-10-2009	Enumeration of records being disposed of
Res. 2009-39	7-15-2009	Commending Timothy William Coyle for attaining his Eagle Scout Badge
Res. 2009-40 through 2009-42	7-15-2009	Request for payment from Municipal Grant Program funds
Res. 2009-43	7-15-2009	Enumeration of records being disposed of
Res. 2009-44	8-12-2009	Joining ICLEI as a full member and resolves to promote public awareness about the causes and impact of climate change
Res. 2009-45	8-12-2009	Authorization of signatories for payment requests for Redevelopment Authorities Grant Program
Res. 2009-47	9-9-2009	Enumeration of records being disposed of
Res. 2009-48 through 2009-55	9-23-2009	Acceptance of Municipal Grant Program contracts awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks
Res. 2009-56	9-23-2009	Intergovernmental agreement to apply for funding for the group T.A.G., Towns Against Graffiti.
Res. 2009-57	9-23-2009	Authorizing application to 2010 CDBG program
Res. 2009-60	10-28-2009	Establishment of operating reserve fund
Res. 2009-61	10-28-2009	Establishment of capital reserve fund
Res. 2009-62	11-10-2009	Establishment of sanitary sewer system capital reserve fund
Res. 2009-63	11-10-2009	Authorization to appoint independent accounting firm to audit 2009 Township accounts
Res. 2009-65	12-9-2009	Commending Michael Connelly for his service on Board of Supervisors
Res. 2009-66	12-9-2009	Commending Connie Birrane for her service on Board of Supervisors
Res. 2009-67 through 2009-71	12-9-2009	Acceptance of Municipal Grant Program contracts awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks
Res. 2010-1	1-4-2010	Establishing procedures related to police employee pension plan concerning qualified domestic relations orders
Res. 2010-3	1-27-2010	Commending Joe Blasch for his community service, including service as School Board Director for the Neshaminy School District
Res. 2010-5	1-27-2010	Appointments to Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2010-6	1-27-2010	Appointments to the Nonuniform Pension Advisory Committee
Res. 2010-7	1-27-2010	Appointments to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2010-8	2-7-2010	Commending William A. McKenty for being named Feasterville Business Association Person of the Year
542	3-24-2010	Intergovernmental agreement for repair and repave of Stump Road
Res. 2010-10	4-14-2010	Commending firefighters for action at a fire
Res. 2010-11	4-14-2010	Commending Robert Rooney for his actions getting a homeowner out of her burning house
Res. 2010-12	4-14-2010	Commending Firefighter Max Jennings for his quick response
Res. 2010-13	4-14-2010	Authorization for the Bucks County Tax Collection Committee to apply for start-up grant funding
Res. 2010-14	5-12-2010	Commendation of Officer William "Kelly" Schmid for his actions while in an off-duty status
Res. 2010-15	5-12-2010	Commending Philadelphia Firefighter Greg Byers for his actions to save life of 4-year-old drowning boy
Res. 2010-16	5-12-2010	Commending Corporal Raymond Young for his demeanor and actions in bringing a domestic violence situation to peaceful conclusion
Res. 2010-17	5-12-2010	Commending Officer Kenneth Carman for his skills and dedication in apprehending a dangerous suspect
Res. 2010-18	5-26-2010	Removal and appointments as trustees of police employee pension plan
Res. 2010-19	9-22-2010	Adopting the personnel policy for the nonuniformed employees.
Res. 2010-20	7-14-2010	Resolution opposing any state measures or initiatives to mandate the forced merger or consolidation of local governments.
Res. 2010-23	9-22-2010	Intergovernmental agreement to apply for funding for the group T.A.G., Towns Against Graffiti.
Res. 2010-24 through 2010-38	9-22-2010	Authorization to submit applications for funding through the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program.
Res. 2010-39	10-13-2010	Commending school nurse and teacher and administrator for their response when teacher collapsed on first day of school.
Res. 2010-40	10-13-2010	Commending firefighters for their quick response saving a young man and his dogs from burning house.
Res. 2010-41	10-13-2010	Commending the Lower Southampton Fire Department members for all the time they give in service to the community.
Res. 2010-42	10-27-2010	Appointing Keystone Tax Collection Group to collect Earned Income Tax beginning January 1, 2011.
Res. 2010-43	11-10-2010	Appointing accounting firm to audit Township records.
Res. 2010-45	11-17-2010	Commending Mark E. Hopkins for his service on the Board of Supervisors
Res. 2010-48 through 2010-51	12-8-2010	Approving amendment to Township pension plans.
Res. 2010-51 through 2010-65	12-8-2010	Acceptance of Municipal Grant Program contracts awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks
Res. 2011-1	1-3-2011	Establishment of Veterans Advisory Council
Res. 2011-2	1-26-2011	Pensions: money purchase pension plan amendment
Res. 2011-3	1-26-2011	Appointments to Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2011-4	1-26-2011	Appointments to the Nonuniform Pension Advisory Committee
Res. 2011-6	1-26-2011	Appointments to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2011-8	2-9-2011	Commending Sandy Stout for her service to the Playwicki Farm Foundation and the Township
Res. 2011-10	3-9-2011	Commending Michael Wielehowski for being named Feasterville Business Association's Person of the Year.
Res. 2011-12	3-23-2011	Congratulating Brianne M. Hodgdon for Girl Scout Gold Award.
Res. 2011-13	3-23-2011	Congratulating Christen M. Savini for Girl Scout Gold Award.
Res. 2011-14	5-25-2011	Commending Detective Shane Hearn for his diligence over years to find and bring a suspect to justice for land scam.
Res. 2011-15	5-25-2011	Commending Officer Mark Cieslinski for his actions in apprehending a suspect
Res. 2011-16	5-25-2011	Commending police officers for their actions at scene of car accident and fire.
Res. 2011-17	5-25-2011	Commending William Bridge and Robert Noble for their response to get three accident victims out of pickup truck before fire.
Res. 2011-19	6-8-2011	Establishing the Disabled and Senior Citizens Advisory Board; repealing and replacing the Senior Citizen Task Force and the Disabled Persons Advisory Board.
Res. 2011-23	7-27-2011	Request of DEP to restore the "under 1,000 square feet" project exemption to the regulatory requirements of Act 167
Res. 2011-24	9-4-2011	Authorization to sign agreement
Res. 2011-25	9-14-2011	Recognizing Jared Michael Celona for attaining his Eagle Scout Badge
Res. 2011-26	9-27-2011	Congratulating Kirk & Nice Funeral Home for 250 years of service to the community
Res. 2011-27	9-27-2011	Intergovernmental agreement to apply for funding for the group T.A.G., Towns Against Graffiti.
Res. 2011-28 through 2011-39	9-27-2011	Authorization to submit applications for funding through the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program.
Res. 2011-40	10-26-2011	Commending the members of the Lower Southampton Fire Department for their continuing service and especially efforts during recent storms
Res. 2011-41	10-26-2011	Resolution to apply for PECO funds to promote good health, exercise and wildlife viewing
Res. 2011-42	11-9-2011	Commending fire company, rescue squad and police department members for their response to attempt to aid a woman in full cardiac arrest
2011-43	11-9-2011	Commending the members of the Feasterville Fire Company for their continuing service and especially efforts during recent storms
2011-44	11-9-2011	Appointment of independent accounting firm to perform audit of Township accounts
Res. 2011-46	12-7-2011	Adoption of Bucks County 2011 Hazard Mitigation Plan
Res. 2011-47	12-7-2011	Adoption of Emergency Operations Plan
Res. 2011-48	12-7-2011	Pension plan amendment approved
Res. 2012-2 through 2012-9	1-3-2012	Acceptance of Municipal Grant Program contracts awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks
Res. 2012-10	1-25-2012	Appointments to Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2012-11	1-25-2012	Appointments to the Nonuniform Pension Advisory Committee
Res. 2012-12	1-25-2012	Appointments to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2012-14	3-28-2012	Congratulating Jesse J. Martin for attaining rank as an Eagle Scout
Res. 2012-15	3-28-2012	Congratulating John K. Sauers for attaining rank as an Eagle Scout
Res. 2012-16	3-28-2012	Congratulating Timothy F. Curran for attaining rank as an Eagle Scout
Res. 2012-17	3-28-2012	Congratulating Daniel D. Williams IV for attaining rank as an Eagle Scout
Res. 2012-18	3-28-2012	Congratulating Richard Ryan Lees for attaining rank as an Eagle Scout
Res. 2012-19	3-28-2012	Commending Dan Maggiani on being named Feasterville Business Association's Person of the Year
Res. 2012-20	3-28-2012	Authorizing the acceptance of a matching grant program under DCNR to fund open space improvements at 1451 Bustleton Pike
Res. 2012-21	5-9-2012	Commending certain police officers for their actions in arresting several dangerous suspects
Res. 2012-22	5-9-2012	Commending Officer Christopher Koehnlein for his quick action in apprehending a robbery suspect
Res. 2012-23	5-9-2012	Commending Officer Mark Cieslinski for his quick action in apprehending a burglary suspect
Res. 2012-24	5-9-2012	Commending Detective Eric Landamia for his follow-up investigation that led to further arrests in burglary
Res. 2012-25	5-9-2012	Commending Officer Brian Walter for his action in performing lifesaving measures to treat another police officer
Res. 2012-27	5-9-2012	Disposing of certain records.
Res. 2012-28	5-23-2012	Disposing of certain records.
Res. 2012-30 through 2012-41	9-12-2012	Authorization to submit applications for funding through the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program.
Res. 2012-42	9-12-2012	Commending Marian Gilbert for her service as Park and Recreation Department Director
Res. 2012-43	9-12-2012	Intergovernmental agreement to apply for funding for the group T.A.G., Towns Against Graffiti.
Res. 2012-45	9-26-2012	Commending Sara Comstock for her service on the Animal Control Advisory Board
Res. 2012-46	10-24-2012	Appointment of Building Inspection Underwriters Inc. – Regional Appeal Board as the board of appeals for UCC
Res. 2012-49	11-7-2012	Appointment of independent accounting firm to audit Township accounts
Res. 2013-1 through 2013-3	1-7-2013	Acceptance of Municipal Grant Program contracts awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks
Res. 2013-4	1-7-2013	Appointments to Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2013-5	1-7-2013	Appointments to the Nonuniform Pension Advisory Committee
Res. 2013-6	1-7-2013	Appointments to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2013-7	1-23-2013	Commending Katrina Piotroski for being named Feasterville Business Association's Person of the Year
Res. 2013-8	1-23-2013	Terms of salary and compensation for elected Tax Collector
Res. 2013-13	3-27-2013	Authorization to sign application for traffic signal approval
Res. 2013-14	4-10-2013	Enumeration of disposed records
Res. 2013-15	5-8-2013	Recognition of efforts of Thomas Tacconelli to save neighbor in burning house
Res. 2013-16	5-22-2013	Recognition of Officer Gray Newman for his lifesaving efforts
Res. 2013-17	5-22-2013	Recognition of Corporal Raymond Young for his work in arresting two suspects
Res. 2013-18	5-22-2013	Commendation of Corporal Raymond Young and Office Brian Walter for their actions at traffic accident with fire
Res. 2013-19	5-22-2013	Commendation of Corporal Richard Shaffer and Officer William Schmid for their actions in rescuing a disabled person
Res. 2013-20	5-22-2013	Commendation of a number of officers of the Lower Southampton Police Department for their actions when police came under gunfire
Res. 2013-21	5-22-2013	Recognition of Officer Douglas Heiduk for his actions to remove a resident from a dwelling fire
Res. 2013-22	5-22-2013	Commendation of Detective Gerald Scott for following and detaining and later traveling to testify against a suspect while on vacation in Florida
Res. 2013-26	9-11-2013	Authorization to release escrow funds on account for Buck Hotel Land Development
Res. 2013-27 through 2013-41	9-25-2013	Authorization to submit applications for funding through the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program
Res. 2013-42	9-25-2013	Intergovernmental agreement to apply for funding for the group T.A.G., Towns Against Graffiti
Res. 2013-43	9-4-2013	Authorization to sign agreement
Res. 2013-44	9-25-2013	Authorization to release balance letter of credit on account for Buck Hotel Land Development
Res. 2013-45		Proclamation of National Teen Driver Safety Week
Res. 2013-46	11-13-2013	Appointment of independent accounting firm to audit Township records
Res. 2013-48	11-13-2013	Authorization to sign agreement
Res. 2014-1	1-6-2014	Appointments to Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2014-2	1-6-2014	Appointments to the Nonuniform Pension Advisory Committee
Res. 2014-3	1-6-2014	Appointments to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2014-4 through 2014-8	1-6-2014	Acceptance of Municipal Grant Program contracts awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks
565	5-28-2014	Intergovernmental agreement for repair and repaving
Res. 2014-11	3-12-2014	Honoring Dennis Markowitz for being named Feasterville Business Association's Person of the Year
Res. 2014-12	3-26-2014	Agreement to participate in the planning process of the Bucks County 2014 Hazard Mitigation Plan update
Res. 2014-13	3-26-2014	Authorizing payment of recurring monthly bills and expenses
Res. 2014-15	4-23-2014	Enumeration of disposed records
Res. 2014-16	4-23-2014	Honoring Nicole A. Savini for attaining her Girl Scout Gold Award
Res. 2014-17	5-14-2016	Commending Sergeant Louis Montalbano for his leadership ability and uncommon valor in handling a dangerous domestic situation
Res. 2014-18	5-14-2016	Commending Officers Stephen Castle and Jeffrey Wilson for their quick action in performing lifesaving measures at an accident scene
Res. 2014-19	5-14-2016	Commending Corporal Michael Wojnar for his quick action in providing information leading to the arrest of a serial bank robber
Res. 2014-20	5-14-2016	Honoring Chief William Wiegman, Jr., for his service and dedication in more than 40 years with the Township Police Department
Res. 2014-22	6-11-2014	Appointment of liaison between the Township and Berkheimer, appointed tax collector
Res. 2014-23	6-11-2014	Appointment of liaison between the Township and Berkheimer, appointed tax collector
Res. 2014-24	6-25-2014	Authorization to sign and submit application for traffic signal approval
Res. 2014-25	6-25-2014	Honoring Evan J. Reinhart for attaining his Eagle Scout badge
Res. 2014-27	7-23-2014	Authorization to sign agreement
Res. 2014-28 through 2014-31	9-23-2014	Authorization to submit applications for funding through the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program
Res. 2014-32	9-23-2014	Intergovernmental agreement to participate in grant application for Towns Against Graffiti
Res. 2014-34	11-12-2014	Appointment of independent accounting firm to audit Township accounts
Res. 2014-36 through 2014-37	12-10-2014	Acceptance of Municipal Grant Program contracts awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks
Res. 2015-1	1-5-2015	Appointments to Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2015-2	1-5-2015	Appointments to the Nonuniform Pension Advisory Committee
Res. 2015-3	1-5-2015	Appointments to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2015-5	2-11-2015	Honoring Ray Greenberg for being named Feasterville Business Association's Person of the Year
Res. 2015-6	1-28-2015	Congratulating Sharon Mannelli on her retirement from the Lower Southampton Police Administration Staff
Res. 2015-8	3-11-2015	Authorization to sign and submit application for traffic signal approval
Res. 2015-11	4-8-2015	Authorization to sign and submit application for traffic signal approval
Res. 2015-12	4-8-2015	Enumeration of disposed records
Res. 2015-15	5-13-2015	Commending Officer Douglas Heiduk and Sergeant Raymond Branden for their quick actions in arresting a burglary suspect
Res. 2015-16	5-13-2015	Commending Officers William Schmid and Stephanie Miller for their quick lifesaving actions during a house fire
Res. 2015-23 through 2015-29	9-23-2015	Authorization to submit applications for funding through the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program
Res. 2015-30	9-23-2015	Intergovernmental agreement to participate in grant application for Towns Against Graffiti
Res. 2015-31	11-10-2015	Establishing policies and procedures governing the services of Township employees as volunteer firefighters
Res. 2015-32	11-10-2015	Appointment of independent accounting firm to audit Township accounts
Res. 2015-34 through 2015-39	12-9-2015	Acceptance of Municipal Grant Program contracts awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks
Res. 2016-1	1-4-2016	Appointments to Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2016-2	1-6-2016	Appointments to the Nonuniform Pension Advisory Committee
Res. 2016-3	1-6-2016	Appointments to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee
574	2-24-2016	Intergovernmental agreement authorizing application for federal grant money to purchase body-worn cameras for police departments
Res. 2016-5	2-24-2016	Wishing Scottsville United Methodist Church a happy 150th anniversary
Res. 2016-6	3-23-2016	Honoring W. Bruce Beaton for being named Feasterville Business Association's Person of the Year
Res. 2016-7	4-27-2016	Enumeration of disposed records
Res. 2016-8	4-27-2016	Requesting the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to amend the Sterling Act to require that certain nonresident Philadelphia Wage Taxes paid by nonresidents of Philadelphia be remitted to the municipality in which the taxpayer resides
Res. 2016-10	4-27-2016	Authorization to sign and submit application for traffic signal approval
Res. 2016-11	5-11-2016	Commending Officer William Schmid for his quick action in arresting a vehicle-theft suspect without injury
Res. 2016-12	5-11-2016	Commending Officer Douglas Heiduk for his quick actions in his apprehension of three robbery suspects
Res. 2016-13	5-11-2016	Commending Corporal Jolly and Mr. David Cummings for their quick lifesaving actions during a house fire
Res. 2016-14	5-25-2016	Authorization to sign and submit application for traffic signal approval
Res. 2016-15	6-8-2016	Honoring Edith Floge and congratulating her for receiving the YWCA's Women Who Make a Difference Award
Res. 2016-18	9-14-2016	Congratulating Kathryn Neuber on her retirement from service as a Crossing Guard for the Neshaminy School District
Res. 2016-19	9-14-2016	Intergovernmental agreement to participate in grant application for Towns Against Graffiti
Res. 2016-20 through 2016-26	9-28-2016	Authorization to submit applications for funding through the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program
Res. 2016-27	9-28-2016	Adoption of Bucks County 2016 Hazard Mitigation Plan
Res. 2016-28	10-26-2016	Appointment of independent accounting firm to audit Township accounts
Res. 2016-29	11-16-2016	Request for a Multimodal Transportation Fund grant for the Brownsville Road Streetscape Project
Res. 2016-32	12-14-2016	Approval to release escrow funds for David Twer
Res. 2017-1 through 2017-7	1-3-2017	Acceptance of Municipal Grant Program contracts awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks
Res. 2017-8	1-3-2017	Appointments to the Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2017-9	1-3-2017	Appointments to the Nonuniform Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2017-10	1-3-2017	Appointments to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2017-11	1-25-2017	Terms of salary and compensation for elected Tax Collector
Res. 2017-15	3-22-2017	Authorizing the Township Manager to sign an agreement
Res. 2017-16	3-22-2017	Authorizing the proper officers of the Township to execute and sign record plans for a development
Res. 2017-18	4-12-2017	Authorizing the disposition of certain public records
Res. 2017-19	4-12-2017	Commending Stu Coren for being named Feasterville Business Association's Person of the Year
Res. 2017-20	4-12-2017	Authorizing the proper officers of the Township to execute and sign record plans for a development
Res. 2017-21	4-26-2017	Upon recommendation of the Chief of Police, adopting the Appointment Regulations as the official Promotion Policy of Lower Southampton Township
Res. 2017-22	5-24-2017	Commending Corporal Sean Dougherty, Sergeant Louis Montalbano, Officer David Engle, Officer Richard Gensler, Officer Remo DiLello, Detective Gerald Scott and Detective Stephen Brooks for their quick lifesaving actions during and following a robbery
Res. 2017-23	5-24-2017	Commending Officer Christian Tracy, Corporal Matthew Bowman and Sergeant Ray Branden for their quick lifesaving actions during a fire
Res. 2017-24	5-24-2017	Commending Corporal George Jolly, Officer Douglas Heiduk and Officer Robert Drechsel for their quick lifesaving actions during a robbery
Res. 2017-25	5-24-2017	Commending Officer David Engle for his quick lifesaving actions during the arrest of a dangerous driver
Ord. 579	6-14-2017	Intergovernmental agreement authorizing Hough Associates to collect 2014-2018 residential and commercial recycling data and prepare PA DEP grant applications
Res. 2017-26	6-28-2017	Request for a Multimodal Transportation Fund grant for the Brownsville Road Streetscape Project
Res. 2017-27	7-12-2017	Commending Ashley and Chris Gasperi for their efforts to improve the lives of children in Kenya and eradicate poverty
Res. 2017-29	9-13-2017	Intergovernmental agreement to participate in grant application for towns against graffiti
Res. 2017-30	9-13-2017	Authorizing the Chairman or Vice-Chairman of the Board of Supervisors to approve projects of the Lower Southampton Township Industrial Development Authority and to execute all necessary documents
Res. 2017-31	9-27-2017	Opposing House Bill No. 1010 (legalization of operator-based video gaming terminals)
Res. 2017-32	9-27-2017	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Lower Southampton road improvements
Res. 2017-33	9-27-2017	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Lower Southampton Police Department’s purchase of three police vehicles
Res. 2017-34	9-27-2017	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Lower Southampton Emergency Services purchase of turnout gear
Res. 2017-35	9-27-2017	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Lower Southampton purchase/funding of county emergency radio system
Res. 2017-36	9-27-2017	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Lower Southampton Public Works Department’s purchase of a Ford F-550 dump truck with accessories
Res. 2017-37	9-27-2017	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Lower Southampton Public Works Department’s purchase of a Ford F-350 pickup truck
Res. 2017-38	9-27-2017	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Lower Southampton Police Department’s purchase of technology improvements
Res. 2017-39	12-6-2017	Approving the transfer of restaurant liquor license No. R-18312 into Lower Southampton Township
Res. 2017-40	10-25-2017	Authorizing the Township Manager of the Township of Lower Southampton to sign the Automated Red Light Enforcement Program Funding Agreement
Res. 2017-41	10-25-2017	Appointing the accounting firm of Zelenkofske Axelrod, LLC to audit the Township accounts for the fiscal year of 2017
Res. 2017-42	11-8-2017	Authorizing the Township Manager to sign the Master Agreement, Project Initiation Form, and Change Order for the duration of the Master Casting Agreement
Res. 2017-43	11-15-2017	Prohibiting the location of a Category 4 licensed facility within the Township
Res. 2017-45	12-6-2017	Authorizing the Township Traffic Engineer to submit the application for traffic signal approval to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and to sign this application on behalf of the municipality
Res. 2018-1	1-2-2018	Appointment of certain employees to the Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2018-2	1-2-2018	Appointment of certain employees to the Non-Uniform Pension Advisory Committee
Res. 2018-3	1-2-2018	Appointment of certain employees to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee
Res. 2018-4	1-2-2018	Authorizing the acceptance of a municipal grant program contract awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks for $300,000
Res. 2018-5	1-2-2018	Authorizing the acceptance of a municipal grant program contract awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks for $110,000
Res. 2018-6	1-2-2018	Authorizing the acceptance of a municipal grant program contract awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks for $20,000
Res. 2018-8	2-14-2018	Honoring Jena Krajewski for being a Good Samaritan, remaining calm and performing a selfless act during an emergency situation
Res. 2018-9	2-14-2018	Approving the transfer of restaurant liquor license No. R-841 into the Township of Lower Southampton from Morrisville Borough
Res. 2018-12	2-28-2018	To approve the release of the final escrow monies of Tabmar Development, Inc., for Jeff Meadows, property located at 301 East Bristol Road
Res. 2018-14	2-28-2018	Removal of two Trustees of the Lower Southampton Township Non-Uniformed Employees Pension Plan and appointment of one Trustee
Res. 2018-15	2-28-2018	Removal of all existing Trustees of the Lower Southampton Township 457 Plan and appointment of one Trustee
Res. 2018-17	4-11-2018	Authorizing the disposition of certain public records
Res. 2018-18	4-11-2018	Honoring William F. Wiegman, Jr., and congratulating him on being named Feasterville Business Association’s Person of the Year
Res. 2018-19	5-9-2018	Approving the release of the final escrow monies for Emerald Pointe, property located at 515 Old Street Road and Philmont Avenue
Res. 2018-21	5-23-2018	Authorizing the Township Manager to submit the application for traffic signal approval to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and to sign this application on behalf of the municipality
Res. 2018-23	6-13-2018	Authorizing the Township Manager to submit the application for traffic signal approval to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and to sign this application on behalf of the municipality
Res. 2018-28	8-8-2018	Honoring Sandra Hamilton, congratulating her on her retirement from the Lower Southampton Township Police Administration Staff, expressing thanks for all of her excellent work and wishing her well in her retirement
Res. 2018-29	9-12-2018	Honoring Debbie Flick for being a true hero by remaining calm and performing an heroic act during an emergency situation
Res. 2018-30	9-12-2018	Authorizing, approving and directing the employment of certain law firms to represent Lower Southampton Township in potential litigation against contributors of opioid addiction crisis
Res. 2018-31	9-12-2018	Approving the transfer of restaurant liquor license No. R-20777 into the Township of Lower Southampton from Bensalem Township as a result of auction by Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Res. 2018-32	9-26-2018	Honoring the memory of and appreciating Kenneth Sides for his tireless commitment to his family and the Lower Southampton community through the years
Res. 2018-33	9-26-2018	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Tri-State Rescue Squad’s purchase of an emergency generator
Res. 2018-34	9-26-2018	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Feasterville Fire Department’s purchase of a command vehicle
Res. 2018-35	9-26-2018	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Lower Southampton Fire Department’s purchase of extrication tools
Res. 2018-36	9-26-2018	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Lower Southampton Police Department’s purchase of three police vehicles
Res. 2018-37	9-26-2018	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Lower Southampton Township road improvements
Res. 2018-38	9-26-2018	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Lower Southampton Public Works Department’s purchase of a 2019 Ford F-350 pickup truck with equipment
Res. 2018-39	10-10-2018	Honoring John McMenamin, congratulating him on his retirement from Lower Southampton Township, expressing thanks for all of his excellent work and wishing him well in his retirement
588	11-7-2018	Authorizing Lower Southampton Township to join with other local government units as a settlor of the Pennsylvania Local Government Investment Trust for the purpose of purchasing shares of the Trust
2018-42	11-14-2018	Appointing the accounting firm of Zelenkofske Axelrod, LLC to audit the Township accounts for the fiscal year of 2018

Res. No. 2019-1	1-7-2019	Appointing employees to the Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2019-2	1-7-2019	Appointing employees to the Non-Uniform Pension Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2019-3	1-7-2019	Appointing employees to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2019-4	1-7-2019	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract for $40,000
Res. No. 2019-5	1-7-2019	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract for $49,970
Res. No. 2019-6	1-7-2019	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract for $66,000
Res. No. 2019-7	1-7-2019	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract for $200,000
Res. No. 2019-8	1-7-2019	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract for $54,785
Res. No. 2019-12	3-27-2019	Authorizing submission of an application for designation of an Enterprise Zone
Res. No. 2019-14	4-10-2019	Authorizing application for a traffic signal and other documents for the Wawa project at Street Road and Bustleton Pike
Res. No. 2019-15	4-24-2019	Disposition of records
Res. No. 2019-16	5-8-2019	Proclamation honoring Theodore Hauptman
Res. No. 2019-17	5-8-2019	Proclamation honoring Sister Diane Wolf, SSJ
Res. No. 2019-18	5-22-2019	Proclamation honoring Diane Jones
Res. No. 2019-21	6-12-2019	Roadway lighting agreement for the Brownsville Bridge reconstruction project
Res. No. 2019-24	9-11-2019	Authorizing execution of a lease purchase agreement for a GranTurk street sweeper
Res. No. 2019-27	9-25-2019	Authorizing submittal to the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for proposed Township road improvements
Res. No. 2019-28	9-25-2019	Authorizing submittal to the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for a proposed Public Works Department dump truck with equipment
Res. No. 2019-29	9-25-2019	Authorizing submittal to the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for proposed Police Department vehicles and surveillance systems
Res. No. 2019-30	9-25-2019	Authorizing submittal to the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for proposed Fire Department hose and nozzles
Res. No. 2019-31	9-25-2019	Authorizing submittal to the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for a proposed Feasterville Fire Department air cascade system
Res. No. 2019-32	9-25-2019	Authorizing submittal to the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for proposed Tri-Hampton Rescue Squad emergency TEMS radios
Res. No. 2019-33	9-25-2019	Authorizing submittal to the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for proposed Fire Department turnout gear
Res. No. 2019-34	9-25-2019	Authorizing submittal to the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for proposed Fire Department gas detection meters with calibration equipment and supplies
Res. No. 2019-38	11-13-2019	Appointing an independent accounting firm to audit the Township accounts for fiscal year 2019
Res. No. 2019-39	11-13-2019	Authorizing application to the 2019 PECO Green Region Open Space Program for the tree replanting project
Res. No. 2019-40	12-4-2019	Proclamation honoring Rick Scheinert
Res. No. 2019-41	12-4-2019	Proclamation honoring Keith Wesley
Res. No. 2020-1	1-6-2020	Appointing employees to the Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2020-2	1-6-2020	Appointing employees to the Non-Uniform Pension Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2020-3	1-6-2020	Appointing employees to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2020-4	1-6-2020	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract for $250,000
Res. No. 2020-5	1-6-2020	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract for $85,179
Res. No. 2020-6	1-6-2020	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract for $143,190
Res. No. 2020-7	1-6-2020	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract for $12,177
Res. No. 2020-8	1-6-2020	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract for $24,971
Res. No. 2020-9	1-6-2020	Proclamation honoring Jennifer Yori
Res. No. 2020-13	3-11-2020	Authorizing signing of an agreement
Res. No. 2020-14	3-11-2020	Appointing a liaison between the governing body and Berkheimer, the collector of local taxes for the district
Res. No. 2020-15	3-11-2020	Adopting a method for valuing assets in the Police Pension Plan
Res. No. 2020-16	4-8-2020	Waiving penalties charged to sewer service customers for late payment
Res. No. 2020-17	5-13-2020	Implementing the provisions of Act 15 of 2020 relating to real property tax relief
Res. No. 2020-24	7-8-2020	Designation of agent for Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act assistance for DR-4506-COVID-19
Res. No. 2020-25	9-9-2020	Disposition of records
Res. No. 2020-26	9-9-2020	Authorizing the signing of an agreement
Res. No. 2020-27	9-23-2020	Authorizing submittal to the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for proposed Township road improvements
Res. No. 2020-28	9-23-2020	Authorizing submittal to the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for proposed Police Department vehicles and Trimble Total Station
Res. No. 2020-29	9-23-2020	Authorizing submittal to the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for a proposed Fire Department mini-pumper TAC truck with equipment
Res. No. 2020-30	9-23-2020	Authorizing submittal to the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for a proposed Public Works Department pickup truck
Res. No. 2020-31	9-23-2020	Intergovernmental agreement to participate in a grant application for Towns Against Graffiti
Res. No. 2020-34	10-28-2020	Authorizing application to the 2020 PECO Green Region Open Space Program for the tree replanting project
Res. No. 2020-36	12-2-2020	Appointing an independent accounting firm to audit the Township accounts for fiscal year 2020
Res. No. 2021-1	1-4-2021	Appointing employees to the Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2021-2	1-4-2021	Appointing employees to the Non-Uniform Pension Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2021-3	1-4-2021	Appointing employees to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2021-4	1-4-2021	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract awarded by the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority for road improvements
Res. No. 2021-5	1-4-2021	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract awarded by the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority for a police vehicle and equipment
Res. No. 2021-6	1-4-2021	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract awarded by the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority for a Public Works pickup truck and equipment
Res. No. 2021-7	2-24-2021	Use of dotGrants online reporting system to file the required liquid fuels forms annually
Res. No. 2021-13	6-9-2021	Honoring Emily and Michael Lohin for being good samaritans, remaining calm and performing a selfless act during an emergency situation
Res. No. 2021-14	6-9-2021	Honoring Eliasz Bielwski for being a good samaritan, remaining calm and performing a selfless act during an emergency situation
Res. No. 2021-16	8-11-2021	Honoring Nancy Wagenmann, congratulating her on her retirement from Lower Southampton Township, expressing thanks for all of her excellent work and wishing her well in her retirement
Ord. No. 596	9-9-2021	Establishing compensation for Township Supervisors
Res. No. 2021-18	9-22-2021	Honoring and congratulating Linda Pupkiewicz and congratulating her on being named Feasterville Business Association's Person of the Year
Res. No. 2021-19	9-22-2021	Authorizing submittal to the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for proposed road improvements
Res. No. 2021-20	9-22-2021	Authorizing submittal to the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Police Department purchase of three vehicles and technology
Res. No. 2021-21	9-22-2021	Authorizing submittal to the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Tri-Hamtpon Rescue Squad purchase of an advanced life support responder unit
Res. No. 2021-22	9-22-2021	Authorizing submittal to the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Public Works Department purchase of a 2022 Ford F-550 dump truck
Res. No. 2021-23	9-22-2021	Intergovernmental agreement to participate in the grant application for Towns Against Graffiti
Res. No. 2021-24A	9-22-2021	Honoring Joseph Cook for attaining his Eagle Scout badge, commending his leadership skills, and expressing appreciation for his contribution
Res. No. 2021-24B	11-10-2021	Designation of agent for Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act assistance for DR-4618
Res. No. 2021-25	11-17-2021	Adoption of Bucks County 2021 Hazard Mitigation Plan
Res. No. 2021-26	12-8-2021	Appointing an independent accounting firm to audit the Township accounts for fiscal year 2021
Res. No. 2021-29	12-8-2021	Honoring Ed Shannon and expressing thanks for all of his conscientious service to the Township and its residents
Res. No. 2021-30	12-8-2021	Honoring William Hadley for being a good samaritan, remaining calm and performing a selfless act during an emergency situation
Res. No. 2021-31	12-8-2021	Honoring Bryce Sansores for being a good samaritan, remaining calm and performing a selfless act during an emergency situation
Res. No. 2022-1	1-3-2022	Appointing employees to the Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2022-2	1-3-2022	Appointing employees to the Non-Uniform Pension Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2022-3	1-3-2022	Appointing employees to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2022-4	1-3-2022	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract awarded by the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority for road improvements
Res .No. 2022-5	1-3-2022	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract awarded by the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority for the Police Department's vehicle acquisition
Res. No. 2022-6	1-3-2022	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program contract awarded by the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority for the Tri-Hampton Rescue Squad's vehicle replacement
Res. No. 2022-7	1-26-2022	Celebrating Babe Sidman's first century of life and wishing her a happy 100th birthday
Res. No. 2022-8	3-9-2022	Expressing appreciation and gratitude for Lt. Michael Pennington's service and dedication to the Township's residents, community and staff and wishing him well in his retirement
Res. No. 2022-9	3-23-2022	Commending Mark Young, Joe Brookes, Joe Schneider, David Gilber, Timothy Pristatskiy, William Durnin, Steve Krippel and Chief Stephen Brookes for their quick actions in performing life-saving measures
Res. No. 2022-10	4-13-2022	Recognizing Corporal Tyler Riccobene for his accomplishments, his leadership, and his exemplary service to the United States Army and our nation
Res. No. 2022-13	4-13-2022	Supporting the Pennsylvania Commission for the United States Semiquincentennial
Res. No. 2022-14	4-27-2022	Requesting grant from the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission
Res. No. 2022-15	5-11-2022	Appointing delegates and alternates to the Bucks County Tax Collection Committee
Res. No. 2022-20	8-10-2022	Opposing the sale of Bucks County Water and Sewer Authority’s assets to Aqua Pennsylvania
Res. No. 2022-21	9-14-2022	Recognizing Lieutenant Colonel Todd Hamski for his dedication, integrity, commitment, leadership, and exemplary service to our community, the United States Army and our great nation
Res. No. 2022-22	9-14-2022	Authorizing an intergovernmental agreement to participate in grant application for Towns Against Graffiti
Res. No. 2022-24	9-28-2022	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the Lower Southampton Fire Department's purchase of SCBA air packs
Res. No. 2022-25	9-28-2022	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the Lower Southampton Police Department's purchase of two vehicles with equipment
Res. No. 2022-26	9-28-2022	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for Township road improvements
Res. No. 2022-28	10-12-2022	Honoring Rick Tyrrell, and congratulating him on being named Feasterville Business Association's Person of the Year
Res. No. 2022-32	12-7-2022	Adopting the Lower Southampton Township Comprehensive Plan of 2022
Res. No. 2022-33	12-7-2022	Appointing the accounting firm of Zelenkofske Axelrod, LLC, to audit the Township accounts for the fiscal year of 2022
Res. No. 2022-36	12-7-2022	Authorizing participating members of the Fire Company to participate in operational support activities as designated in the Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Act
Res. No. 2022-37	12-7-2022	Requesting a PA Small Water and Sewer Program grant of $422,379.50 from the Commonwealth Financing Authority for Pumping Station C force main replacement
Res. No. 2023-1	1-3-2023	Appointing employees to the Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2023-2	1-3-2023	Appointing employees to the Nonuniform Pension Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2023-3	1-3-2023	Appointing employees to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2023-4	1-3-2023	Authorizing the acceptance of a municipal grant program contract awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of Bucks County for $200,000
Res. No. 2023-5	1-3-2023	Authorizing the acceptance of a municipal grant program contract awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of Bucks County for $78,746
Res. No. 2023-6	1-3-2023	Authorizing the acceptance of a municipal grant program contract awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the Bucks County for $100,000
Res. No. 2023-7	1-25-2023	Approving the transfer of restaurant liquor license No. R-19363 into the Township of Lower Southampton
Res. No. 2023-9	1-25-2023	Authorizing the disposition of public records
Res. No. 2023-13	4-12-2023	Recognizing Sergeant Frank Leonhardt's service and dedication to our Township residents, community and staff
Res. No. 2023-14	4-12-2023	Recognizing and thanking resident William Oettinger for a job well done for entering without hesitation into a burning residence and removing the unconscious occupant from the dwelling and into the care of EMS
Res. No. 2023-18	5-10-2023	Formally requesting amendment of the Sterling Act to require that an amount of up to 1% of the earned income paid by nonresidents to the City Philadelphia, and collected under the requirements of the Philadelphia Wage Tax, be remitted to the municipality in which the taxpayer resides if that municipality has enacted an earned income tax
Res. No. 2023-19	5-24-2023	Commending Landon McGuire, Colin McGuire and Rob Rudolf for their quick actions in performing life-saving measures following a traffic accident
Res. No. 2023-20	6-14-2023	Authorizing the roadway lighting agreement with PennDOT for the Brownsville Road bridge replacement
Res. No. 2023-22	5-24-2023	Commending Officer Christian Tracy, Officer Gray Newman, Sergeant Mike Wojnar, Detective Sergeant Douglas Heiduk, and Detective Stephen Brookes for their continued dedication and loyalty to the law enforcement profession and for consistent high-quality performance as police officers
Res. No. 2023-23	5-24-2023	Commending Officer Zachary Boone for his quick life-saving actions at the scene of a building fire and for performing at the highest level of professionalism
Res. No. 2023-24	5-24-2023	Commending Officer Kyle Heasley, Corporal Mark Cieslinski, Officer Luke Woodson, and Officer Zachary Boone for their continued dedication and loyalty to the law enforcement profession and for consistent high-quality performance as police officers
Res. No. 2023-25	5-24-2023	Commending Officer Jason Alosi, Corporal George Jolly, Officer Luke Woodson, Officer Jeffrey Wilson, Sergeant Christopher Koehnlein, Officer Steven Cieslinski, and Lieutenant Gerald Scott for rendering aid and assistance to a fellow citizen that resulted in the saving of a life
Res. No. 2023-26	5-24-2023	Commending Sergeant Sean Dougherty, Corporal Richard Havrilla, Officer Zachary Boone, Officer Joseph Bowen, and Officer Christian Tracy for rendering aid and assistance to a fellow citizen that resulted in the saving of a life
Res. No. 2023-27	5-24-2023	Commending Officer Rebecca Norman and Officer Stephanie Miller for their continued dedication and loyalty to the law enforcement profession and for consistent high-quality performance as police officers
Res. No. 2023-29	8-9-2023	Authorizing an intergovernmental business partner agreement with PennDOT
Res. No. 2023-30	9-13-2023	Intergovernmental agreement to participate in grant application for Towns Against Graffiti
Res. No. 2023-31	9-13-2023	Authorizing an intergovernmental cooperation agreement with members of the Southwest Bucks Solid Waste Committee and Northampton Township to help defray the cost for the disposal of municipal recycling, yard waste and/or solid waste
Res. No. 2023-32	9-27-2023	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for proposed road improvements
Res. No. 2023-33	9-27-2023	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Public Works Department's purchase of a Ford F-550 dump truck
Res. No. 2023-34	9-27-2023	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Police Department's purchase of three vehicles with equipment
Res. No. 2023-35	10/25/2023	Authorizing the Township Manager to sign the Master Agreement for Casting Adjustments between PennDOT and Lower Southampton Township
Res. No. 2023-36	10/25/2023	Requesting a Multimodal Transportation Fund grant of $59,700 from the PennDOT to be used for the upgrade for two school speed zones to improve safety
Res. No. 2023-37	11/8/2023	Authorizing an amended intergovernmental cooperation agreement to help defray the cost for the disposal of municipal recycling, yard waste and/or solid waste
Res. No. 2023-38	11/8/2023	Appointing the accounting firm of Zelenkofske Axelrod, LLC, to audit the Township accounts for the fiscal year of 2023
Res. No. 2023-39	11/8/2023	Authorizing an amended intergovernmental cooperation agreement to help defray the cost for the disposal of municipal recycling, yard waste and/or solid waste
Res. No. 2023-40	11/8/2023	Authorizing application to the 2023 PECO Green Region Open Space Program for the walking trail at Dolphin Municipal Park project
Res. No. 2023-42	11/20/2023	Requesting a Statewide Local Share Assessment Grant of $314,000 from the Commonwealth Financing Authority to be used for intersection camera system
Ord. No. 605	12/13/2023	Amending compensation for Board of Supervisors
Res. No. 2024-1	1/2/2024	Requesting Bucks County to conduct fire investigations that are required by law
Res. No. 2024-2	1/2/2024	Appointing employees to the Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2024-3	1/2/2024	Appointing employees to the Non-Uniform Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2024-4	1/4/2024	Appointing employees to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2024-5	1/2/2024	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program Contract awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of Bucks County for $109,968
Res. No. 2024-6	1/2/2024	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program Contract awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the Bucks County for $172,691
Res. No. 2024-11	2/28/2024	Honoring Bob and Elaine Sterner for their accomplishments with LSAA, and express our thanks for all of their excellent work within our community
Res. No. 2024-12	2/28/2024	Authorizating the Town Manger to submit a traffic signal maintenance agreement
Res. No. 2024-15	3/27/2024	Appointing Mike Italia of Barry Issett & Associates, Inc., to service as Emergency Management Coordinator and to provide emergency management services
Res. No. 2024-17	4/24/2024	Honoring Susan Cummings and expressing our thanks for all of her conscientious service and dedication to the residents of Lower Southampton Township
Res. No. 2024-18	4/24/2024	Authorizing an intergovernmental agreement with Upper Southampton Township for the repaving of Stump Road
Res. No. 2024-19	5/22/2024	Commending Sgt. Ray Branden for his service in the Police Department and as a member of the SWAT Team
Res. No. 2024-20	5/22/2024	Commending Sgt. Michael Wojnar for his service in the Police Department and as a member of the SWAT Team
Res. No. 2024-21	5/22/2024	Commending Officer Rebecca Norman for her response to Top of the Hill Apartments for a choking victim that resulted in saving a life
Res. No. 2024-22	5/22/2024	Commending Sgt. Christopher Koehnlein, Corporal William Schmid, and Officer Heather Carnivale for their response to a stabbing that resulted in saving a life and apprehend the suspect
Res. No. 2024-23	5/22/2024	Commending Officer Jason Alosi, Officer David Engle, and Detective Sergeant Douglas Heiduk for their response to a carjacking and skillful resolution of the case
Res. No. 2024-24	5/22/2024	Commending Officer David Engle, Officer Mike Ferry, Sgt. George Jolly, Detective Sgt. Douglas Heiduk, Detective Remo DiLello, Chief Jason Dowd, Paramedic Janet Lowden, EMT David DeMetrio, Jr., and EMT Andrew Taggart for their quick lifesaving actions to a gunshot victim resulting in saving a life and apprehending the suspect
Res. No. 2024-25	5/22/2024	Commending Officer Zach Boone, Officer Robert Drechsel, Officer Luke Woodson, and Detective Remo DiLello for their response to a knifepoint robbery resulting in the arrest of suspects
Res. No. 2024-26	5/22/2024	Requesting a Greenways, Trails and Recreation Program (GTRP) grant of $250,000 from the Commonwealth Financing Authority to be used for improvements to Dolphin Municipal Park
Res. No. 2024-27	6/26/2024	Disposition of Public Records
Res. No. 2024-29	7/10/2024	Opposing HB1976 and HB2045 and supporting local control of zoning decisions to better serve the unique needs of our community
Res. No. 2024-31	9/11/2024	Honoring Captain-6 Jesse Dickson and Battalion Chief-1 Robert Rudolph for their bravery and dedicated service to the residents of Lower Southampton Township
Res. No. 2024-32	9/11/2024	Commending Officer Rebecca Norman, Officer Edward Worthington, Corporal William Schmid, Officer Thomas Brown, and Corporal Sean McLaughlin for their continued dedication and loyalty to the law enforcement profession and for consistent high-quality performance as Police Officers
Res. No. 2024-34	9/11/2024	Intergovernmental Agreement to participate in grant application for Towns Against Graffiti
Res. No. 2024-35	9/25/2024	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Tri-Hampton Rescue Squad’s purchase of an advanced life support ambulance
Res. No. 2024-36	9/25/2024	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Police Department's purchase of three police vehicles with equipment
Res. No. 2024-37	9/25/2024	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Public Work's Department's purchase of a diesel fired master mixer
Res. No. 2024-38	10/23/2024	Extending gratitude to Mayor DiGirolamo for his invaluable support in making the Back the Blue Rally possible
Res. No. 2024-39	10/23/2024	Honoring and recognizing Director of Public Safety William McVey, Lieutenant Robert Bugsch, and the Bensalem Police Department for their outstanding service and expressing gratitude for their invaluable assistance in making the motorcycle rally a resounding success
Res. No. 2024-40	11/20/2024	Requesting a Statewide Local Share Assessment grant of $142,900 from the Commonwealth Financing Authority to be used for three rooftop HVAC units at the Township Library
Res. No. 2025-1	1/6/2025	Appointing the accounting firm of Zelenkofske Axelrod, LLC to audit the Township accounts for the fiscal year of 2024
Res. No. 2025-2	1/6/2025	Appointing employees to the Police Pension Plan Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2025-3	1/6/2025	Appointing employees to the Non-Uniform Pension Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2025-4	1/6/2025	Appointing employees to the Deferred Compensation Plan Advisory Committee
Res. No. 2025-5	1/6/2025	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program Contract awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks for $110,000.00
Res. No. 2025-6	1/6/2025	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program Contract awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks for $80,831.00
Res. No. 2025-7	1/6/2025	Authorizing the acceptance of a Municipal Grant Program Contract awarded by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks for $47,500.00
Res. No. 2025-8	1/22/2025	Honoring Reverend Michael J. Davis, congratulating him on his accomplishments at Assumption BVM Parish, and expressing heartfelt thanks for outstanding contributions to our community
Res. No. 2025-9	1/22/2025	Prescribing the compensation for the office of the elected Tax Collector
Res. No. 2025-12	2/26/2025	Disapproving the transfer of restaurant liquor license no. R21378 into the Township of Lower Southampton
Res. No. 2025-13	3/12/2025	Submitting an application to the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) Community Conservation Partnerships Program (C2P2)
Res. No. 2025-17	4/23/2025	Authorizing the appropriate officers of the Township to enter into an intergovernmental agreement with Bensalem Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, for the crosswalk on Brownsville Road
Res. No. 2025-18	4/23/2025	Requesting a PA Small Water and Sewer Program grant of $259,812.00 from the Commonwealth Financing Authority
Res. No. 2025-20	5/14/2025	Directing Bucks County Tax Claim Bureau not to collect delinquent real estate taxes on behalf of Township
Res. No. 2025-21	5/28/2025	Disposition of Public Records
Res. No. 2025-23	6/25/2025	Supporting Pennsylvania House Bill 1152 requiring insurance companies to directly reimburse emergency medical service providers for services rendered to commonwealth residents
Res. No. 2025-24	9/10/2025	Intergovernmental Agreement to participate in grant application for Towns Against Graffiti
Res. No. 2025-25	9/10/2025	Commending Officer Christian Tracy, Officer Zach Boone, and Corporal Kyle Heasley for their outstanding professionalism and for consistent high-quality performance as Police Officers
Res. No. 2025-26	9/10/2025	Commending Officer Dave Engle, Officer Luke Woodson, Officer Brad Matz, Officer Heather Carnivale, Corporal William Schmid, and Sergeant Mark Cieslinski for their ongoing dedication and loyalty to the law enforcement profession and for consistently delivering high-quality performance as Police Officers
Res. No. 2025-27	9/10/2025	Praising Officer Ed Worthington and Corporal Jason Alosi for their quick actions and dedication to keeping our community safe
Res. No. 2025-28	9/10/2025	Honoring Joe White for his important contributions to the Lower Southampton Fire Department and his dedication to the residents of Lower Southampton Township
Res. No. 2025-29	9/10/2025	Honoring Steven Eckman for his important contributions to the Feasterville Fire Company and his dedication to the residents of Lower Southampton Township
Res. No. 2025-30	9/24/2025	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Fire Department's purchase of turn out gear and air compressor
Res. No. 2025-31	9/24/2025	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Public Works Department's purchase of a bobcat compact track loader and Ford F550 dumptruck
Res. No. 2025-32	9/24/2025	Authorizing the submittal to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Municipal Grant Program for the proposed Police Department's purchase of three police vehicles with equipment
Res. No. 2025-33	9/24/2025	Honoring Stephen Castle and thanking him for his tireless commitment and for reminding us that one person's efforts truly can make a difference
Res. No. 2025-34	10/8/2025	Honoring Robert Dulee for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout, commending his exemplary leadership, and expressing appreciation for his meaningful contribution to the community and to the preservation of wildlife at Playwicki Farm
Res. No. 2025-35	10/8/2025	Requesting a Statewide Local Share Account grant of $461,207.36 from the Commonwealth Financing Authority for the procurement and upfitting of five vehicles for use by the Police Department and Department of Public Works
Res. No. 2025-36	10/22/2025	Extending congratulations to the TriCounty Band on its 75th anniversary and expressing appreciation for its commitment to supporting amateur musicians and bringing music to our community
Res. No. 2025-37	11/5/2025	Commending Ellen Foley, Sergeant Christopher Koehnlein, Corporal William Schmid, Officer Dave Engle, Officer Heather Carnivale, Chief Chris Cummins, Deputy Chief Michael Gillie, Lieutenant Andre Aloian, Paramedic James Babinetz, Paramedic Ashlyn Arthur, EMT Michael DaGrossa, and EMT Kyle Keough for their exemplary service, swift action, and selfless dedication, which together resulted in saving a life
Res. No. 2025-38	11/5/2025	Authorizing the submission of a grant application to the Pennsylvania Department of Education’s Keystone Recreation, Park, and Conservation Fund Keystone Grant for public library facilities for renovations to the children’s room at the Township Library
Res. No. 2025-39	11/5/2025	Appointing one alternate Zoning Hearing Board member for a term beginning November 5, 2025, ending December 31, 2027
Res. No. 2025-41	11/19/2025	Ensuring the undisturbed use of the property at 1983 Bridgetown Pike as a Township Library for 50 years or for the useful life of the project for which the keystone grant is being sought, whichever is shorter

§ LE-5 Appendix E: Plan Approval.

Ord./Res.	Date	Subject
Res. 1987-1	1-4-1987	IFB DACW 61-98-B-0011 is approved for the flood control project at Poquessing Creek.
Res. 1987-7	4-8-1987	Subdivision plan for Frederick F. Karpinski.
Res. 1987-8	4-8-1987	Minor subdivision plan for Robert and Janet Snyder.
Res. 1987-9	4-8-1987	Subdivision plan for Tall Tree Estates, as revised 2/28/1987.
Res. 1987-20	6-10-1987	"Smith Minor Subdivision" plan.
Res. 1987-21	6-10-1987	Site development plan "Lot-8 Veit Industrial Park, Carl F. Haeussler, Jr.
Res. 1987-22	6-10-1987	Site development plan "Lot-9, Veit Industrial Park, Herman C. Veit."
Res. 1990-19	7-18-1990	Subdivision plan for Cedar Hollow.
Res. 1991-13	2-13-1991	Subdivision plan for Manor Creek Farms.
Res. 1993-7	4-14-1993	Subdivision plan for Csomo DiSandro.
Res. 1993-17	5-12-1993	Subdivision plan for John and Loretta Straka.
Res. 1993-18	5-12-1993	Addendum to escrow and development agreements between Lower Southampton Township and Manor Creek Farms.
Res. 1993-19	5-12-1993	Subdivision plan for John Menarde.
Res. 1993-22	6-23-1993	Development agreement for Cosmo DiSandro major subdivision.
Res. 1993-23	6-23-1993	Cash escrow agreement for Cosmo DiSandro major subdivision.
Res. 1994-4	3-23-1994	Minor subdivision plan for Warren Hunt.
Res. 1994-14	8-10-1994	Minor subdivision plan for Michael Alexander.
Res. 1994-16	9-28-1994	Minor subdivision plan for Brian Hodgdon.
Res. 1996-5	6-12-1996	Major subdivision plan for Samuel Braccia (Hampton Court Homes).
Res. 1996-7	1-24-1996	Subdivision plan for Swenson land development.
Res. 1996-21	6-26-1996	Development agreement for Edelweiss Development Corporation.
Res. 2003-5	1-15-2003	Minor subdivision plans for Anthony B. Silvano.
Res. 2003-9	3-26-2003	Adopting and submitting to the Department of Environmental Protection for its approval as a revision to the "Official Sewage Facilities Plan" for the sewer tap ins and individual onlot systems in the subdivision of land known as Greenway Development.
Res. 2003-10	3-26-2003	Minor subdivision plans for David Platt, Map Parcels 21-009-150, 21-00-151, 21-009-153 and 21-009-153-1, plans dated June 21, 2002, last revised February 11, 2003.
Res. 2003-11	3-26-2003	Minor subdivision plans for Donald and Dolores Hanlon.
Res. 2003-15	5-28-2003	Adopting and submitting to the Department of Environmental Protection for its approval as a revision to the "Official Sewage Facilities Plan" for the sewer tap ins and individual onlot systems in the subdivision of land known as Greenway Development, Hidden Pond.
Res. 2003-16	6-25-2003	Major subdivision plans for Hidden Pond, Map Parcels 21-004-008 and 21-008-004, plans dated January 10, 2002, last revised December 20, 2003.
Res. 2003-17	7-16-2003	Major subdivision plans for John Arch, Granda Flora Estates, Map Parcel 21-005-003, plans dated January 3, 2001, last revised March 31, 2003.
Res. 2003-18	8-13-2003	Major subdivision plans for Mar Mar Builders, Inc, Map Parcel 21-020-039, plans dated June 7, 2002, last revised January 31, 2003.
Res. 2003-27	10-8-2003	Major subdivision plans for David Platt, Map Parcels 21-9-150, 21-9-151, 21-9-152 and 21-9-153-1, plans dated November 21, 2002, last revised September 12, 2003.
Res. 2003-30	12-10-2003	Major subdivision plans for Walnut Ridge/County Builders, Map Parcels, 21-009-0153 and 21-013-001, plans dated May 5, 2002, last revised February 28, 2003. Also approving the street names of Ashely Drive, Dukes Way and Sunrise Drive.
Res. 2003-39	12-17-2003	Minor subdivision for Anthony Cipriano, Map Parcel 21-16-177, plans dated August 1, 2003.
Res. 2004-3	2-11-2004	Minor subdivision for the estate of Madeline W. Kent, Map Parcel 21-10-68-1 and 21-10-69, plans dated April 29, 2002, last revised November 18, 2002.
Res. 2004-8	4-14-2004	Land development for the Assumption B.V.M. Church Gymnasium, Map Parcel 21-020-037, plans dated November 7, 2003.
Res. 2004-14	6-9-2004	Land development for Loretta, L.P., Map Parcel 21-4-029, plans dated September 5, 2003.
Res. 2004-17	7-14-2004	Land development for Feasterville Realty/Village, Map Parcel 21-11-38-2, plans dated July 19, 2002, last revised April 23, 2003.
Res. 2004-23	10-13-2004	Land development for Sunset Memorial Park, Map Parcel 21-5-5, plans dated October 2, 2003, last revised February 6, 2004.
Res. 2004-29	12-8-2004	Land development for Brian's Towing, Map Parcel 21-12-303-1, plans dated July 2, 2003.
Res. 2005-1	1-12-2005	Amended final land development for Industrial Battery, Map Parcel 21-23-17-1, plans dated August 15, 2001, last revised June 10, 2004.
Res. 2005-2	4-13-2005	Final land development for Jackson Feasterville, L.P./Walgreens, Map Parcel 21-7-186 and 21-7-187, plans dated April 14, 2004, last revised September 7, 2004.
Res. 2005-14	3-23-2005	Final major subdivision and land development for Tabmar Development, Inc., Map Parcel 21-23-5, 21-23-5-1 and 21-23-6, plans dated July 22, 2002, last revised February 24, 2004.
Res. 2005-16	4-27-2005	Final land development for Buck Properties, Map Parcel 21-7-158, plans dated February 9, 2001, last revised August 15, 2003.
Res. 2005-19	6-22-2005	Final major subdivision for Peter Penna, Map Parcel 21-20-23, plans dated June 14, 2002, last revised May 20, 2003.
Res. 2005-34	11-16-2005	Preliminary and final land development for Dicarleo, Inc., Map Parcel 21-023-016, plans dated October 5, 2004.
Res. 2006-34	8-16-2006	Accepting and approving a minor subdivision/lot line change for Leona Cobleigh, 40 Valley View Drive, Tax Map Parcels 21-33-15 and 21-33-1616, plans dated May 7, 2004, last revised May 1, 2005.
Res. 2006-35	9-13-2006	Accepting a "Street Name Change Plan" dated August 25, 2006 for the Estate at Bridgetown Knoll, formerly know as the Peter Penna Major Subdivision. This subdivision has been previously recorded in Plan Book 330, Page 60. The Recorded Plan is titled "Plan of Subdivision prepared for Peter Penna" dated June 14, 2002, as last revised January 1, 2005.
Res. 2006-41	10-11-2006	Approving the major subdivision plans for Walnut Ridge/County Builders, Tax Map Parcels, 21-009-153 and 21-013-001, with plans dated May 5, 2002, last revised February 28, 2003.
Res. 2007-2	1-24-2007	Approving the minor subdivision/lot line change for Thomas J. & Christine O'Brien and Robert A. & Deborah Weber, 429 Larchwood Avenue and 424 Linden Avenue, Tax Map Parcels 21-16-245 & 21-16-246 plans dated October 29, 2005.
Res. 2007-3	1-24-2007	Approving the preliminary and final land development for William Hanson, 467 East Myrtle Avenue, Tax Map Parcel 21-016-289, plans dated February 14, 2006.
Res. 2008-23	5-28-2008	Amending final land development plan for ABC Supply Co., Inc., 99 Buck Road, Huntingdon Valley, Tax Map Parcel 21-001-013, plans dated October 7, 2003, last revised June 6, 2006.
Res. 2008-66	11-12-2008	Acceptance of final plans for major subdivision for New Colonial Realty, Tax Map parcels 21-009-139 and 21-009-140.
Res. 2009-23	4-7-2009	Acceptance of final plans for Feasterville Water Storage Tank, 376 Pike Road, Huntingdon Valley, Tax Map parcels 21-001-002-9 and 21-001-002-1.
Res. 2009-24	4-7-2009	Acceptance of preliminary and final plan approval for Siles Pump Station pole barn, 2280 Brownsville Road, Langhorne, Tax Map parcels 21-023-158-001 and 21-023-158-16.
Res. 2009-25	4-22-2009	Acceptance of preliminary and final land development plans for J & J Properties Associates, LLC, KeyCon, Inc. Tax Map parcel 21-021-004.
Res. 2009-46	8-12-2009	Acceptance of preliminary and final land development plan and subdivision approval for County Builders, Inc., Walnut Grove, Tax Map parcels 21-9-150, 21-9-153 and 21-9-153-1.
Res. 2009-58	10-14-2009	Acceptance of preliminary and final land development plans for Westcott Steel, Inc., 425 Andrews Road, Trevose, Tax Map parcel 21-023-017-003 and 21-023-017-004.
Res. 2010-2	1-4-2010	Acceptance of final minor subdivision plan for Demetrius Casillas, Tax Map parcels 21-035-124 and 21-035-135.
Res. 2011-9	2-9-2011	Accepting the final plan for Tom Snyder, 130 Elmwood Avenue, Feasterville, Tax Map parcel 21-012-325.
Res. 2011-20	6-22-2011	Accepting the final minor subdivision plan for Leonard and Carol Ridge, Tax Map parcel 21-016-387 and 21-016-387-001.
Res. 2011-21	7-27-2011	Accepting preliminary/final land development plan for County Builders, Inc., Walnut Grove, Tax Map parcels 21-09-150, 21-09-153 and 21-09-153-1, as amended for basin design changes.
Res. 2011-22	7-27-2011	Accepting preliminary/final land development plan for County Builders, Inc., Philmont Commercial, Tax Map parcels 21-013-002.
Res. 2012-44	9-26-2012	Approval and acceptance of final land development plan for Rite Aid Corporation for property at 1852 Brownsville Road, Tax Map parcel 21-023-017.
Res. 2013-11	3-13-2013	Authorization to execute final amended plan for recording for 1234 Bridgetown Pike, Tax Map parcel 21-007-182, and for 1300 Bridgetown Pike, Tax Map parcel 21-007-183, upon approval of revisions by Township Engineer.
Res. 2013-12	3-13-2013	Acceptance of final land development plan for Clover Meadows Subdivision, Tax Map parcel 21-014-065.
Res. 2013-24	7-17-2013	Acceptance of preliminary/final subdivision land development plans of County Builders – Phase I – Emerald Walk, Tax Map parcels 21-014-90, 21-014-90-1, 21-014-129, 21-014-129-1, 21-014-130.
Res. 2014-10	2-12-2014	Authorization to approve the preliminary/final subdivision land development plans for recording for 65 East Street Road, Tax Map parcel 21-011-003, 210-011-002-002, upon approval of the revisions by Township Engineer.
Res. 2014-26	7-23-2014	Final minor subdivision plan approval for Leo LaPat, 1815 Buck Road, Tax Map parcel 21-019-010.
Res. 2014-33	10-8-2014	Preliminary/final subdivision land development plan approval for County Builders – Philmont Commercial, Tax Map parcel 21-013-003.
Res. 2015-10	3-25-2015	Preliminary/final land development plan approval for Dunkin' Brands, Inc. (Dunkin' Donuts), Tax Map parcel 21-011-038-07.
Res. 2015-14	4-22-2015	Final land development plan approval for The Shops of Emerald Walk, Tax Map parcel 21-014-129.
Res. 2015-18	6-10-2015	Preliminary/final land development plan approval for Tawanka Elementary School, Neshaminy School District, Tax Map parcels 21-032-002-2-1 and 21-032-002-2.
Res. 2015-19	6-24-2015	Final minor subdivision plan approval for LaPat subdivision, Tax Map parcel 21-019-010.
Res. 2015-21	9-9-2015	Preliminary/final subdivision plan approval for Lightageart, LLC, Tax Map parcel 21-016-070.
Res. 2015-22	9-9-2015	Preliminary/final major subdivision plan approval for Emerald Pointe, Tax Map parcel 21-015-369.
Res. 2016-4	1-4-2016	Preliminary/final subdivision plan approval for Lightageart, LLC, Tax Map parcel 21-016-070.
Res. 2016-9	4-27-2016	Revised preliminary/final subdivision land development plan approval for County Builders – Phase I – Emerald Walk, Tax Map parcels 21-014-90, 21-014-90-1, 21-014-129, 21-014-129-1, 21-014-130.
Res. 2016-16	6-22-2016	Preliminary/final subdivision plan approval for Henry Kolas, 51 Peyton Street, Trevose, PA 19053, Tax Map parcel 21-013-068.
Res. 2017-13	1-25-2017	Revised preliminary/final major subdivision plan approval for Emerald Pointe, Tax Map Parcel 21-015-369.
Res. 2017-17	3-22-2017	Accepting and approving a minor subdivision/lot line change for Toner Homes, Inc., 403 W. County Line Road, Tax Map Parcels 21-001-002, 21-001-003, and a portion of Parcel 21-001-012-006.
Res. 2017-28	8-9-2017	Revised preliminary/final major subdivision plan approval for Gator Feasterville Partners, Ltd., 176 West Street Road, Tax Map Parcel 21-007-001.
Res. 2018-7	1-24-2018	Approval of the final subdivision plan/lot line change for Frank DiSandro, 200, 220, 226, 240 and 248 Elmwood Avenue, Tax Parcel Nos. 21-012-322-001, 21-012-322, 21-012-321, 21-012-319-1, and 21-012-320
Res. 2018-13	2-28-2018	Acceptance and approval of the final land development plans for Pike Road, LLC, 475 and 481 Pike Road, Feasterville, PA, Tax Parcel Nos. 21-001-013-015 and 21-001-013-016
Res. 2018-20	5-9-2018	Pertaining to Republic First Bancorp, Inc. land development application
Res. 2018-22	6-13-2018	Ratification of the final 2018 Municipal Waste Management Plan
Res. 2018-24	6-13-2018	Pertaining to minor subdivision plan and land development application for 644 Avenue E Tax Map Parcel No. 21-016-111
Res. 2018-25	6-27-2018	Pertaining to WAWA preliminary final land development application for TMP 21-007-041, 042 and 243
Res. 2018-26	6-27-2018	Regarding the application of Oliver Tolas Healthcare Pkg., inc., for land development and lot consolidation of TMP Nos. 21-6-131 and 21-6-135
Res. 2018-27	7-11-2018	Pertaining to preliminary and final major subdivision application for TMP 21-019-013-2
Res. 2018-41	11-7-2018	Pertaining to Chinmaya Mission Tri-State Center, 560 Bridgetown Pike TMP 21-021-001 and 002
Res. No. 2018-44	12-5-2018	Final land development approval for Pike Road, LLC, 475 and 481 Pike Road
Res. No. 2018-45	12-5-2018	Preliminary/final subdivision approval for Tri-Hampton Rescue Squad, TMP 21-008-042
Res. No. 2019-9	1-23-2019	Preliminary/final land development approval for TMP 21-029-001, 002, 003 and 004
Res. No. 2019-10	2-13-2019	Waiver of land development for Arby's walk-in cooler at 245 East Street Road
Res. No. 2019-11	2-27-2019	Preliminary/final land development approval for TMP 21-187-001, 002
Res. No. 2019-19	6-12-2019	Granting lot line change approval for TMP 21-033-015-1 and 21-033-018
Res. No. 2019-20	6-12-2019	Authorizing signature of the record plans for the land development plan of Provco Pinegood Feasterville, LP (Wawa)
Res. No. 2019-22	8-14-2019	Authorizing signature of the record plans for the land development plan of Frank DiSandro
Res. No. 2019-23	9-11-2019	Authorizing signature of the record plans for the land development plan of Oliver-Tolas Healthcare Packaging, Inc.
Res. No. 2019-25	9-11-2019	Authorizing signature of the record plans for the land development plan and other necessary documents of Tri-Hampton Rescue Squad
Res. No. 2019-26	9-11-2019	Preliminary/final land development approval for Watts Properties, LLG, TMP 21-004-002 and 003
Res. No. 2019-36	10-10-2019	Authorizing execution of documents for the development of 2828 Creek Road
Res. No. 2019-37	10-23-2019	Approving the record plan for the Huntingdon Reserve Condominium and establishing sewer rates for residential establishments in said development
Res. No. 2020-11	2-12-2020	Waiving land development for Joseph and Maureen Curci for TMP 21-029-001, 002, 003 and 004
Res. No. 2020-12	2-12-2020	Granting subdivision approval for TMP 21-033-015-1
Res. No. 2020-19	5-27-2020	Preliminary/final subdivision approval for TMP 21-001-006, 435 County Line Road
Res. No. 2020-21	6-10-2020	Authorizing execution of documents for the subdivision of TMP 21-033-015-1
Res. No. 2020-33	10-28-2020	Waiving land development for a proposed ATM at 1045 Bustleton Pike, Feasterville, PA 19053, Tax Parcel Nos. 21-007-189 and 21-007-187-2
Res. No. 2020-35	10-28-2020	Approving the conditional use of an apartment building use at 1834 Brownsville Road, Tax Parcel No. 21-016-490
Res. No. 2021-8	3-10-2021	Approving a lot line change of Tax Map Parcels Nos. 21-012-301 and 21-012-302
Res. No. 2021-11	4-14-2021	Preliminary/final land development and subdivision approval for Tax Map Parcel Nos. 21-029-001, 002, 003 and 004
Res. No. 2021-32	12-8-2021	Granting approval of the final plan of land development regarding application 21-04, 100-210 East Street Road, TMP 21-038-001, 002 and 008
Res. No. 2022-11	4-13-2022	Granting approval of the final plan of subdivision and land development regarding application 21-04, 23 Trevose Road, TMP 21-013-25
Res. No. 2022-16	6-8-2022	Granting approval of a minor subdivision of TMP 21-018-003
Res. No. 2022-18	6-8-2022	Waiving land development for site improvements at Sunset Memorial Park
Res. No. 2022-19	7-13-2022	Granting approval of the final plan of land development regarding application for 537 Bustleton Pike, TMP 21-010-226-001
Res. No. 2022-30	10-12-2022	Granting approval of the preliminary/final plan of land development regarding application 22-08, 504 East Bristol Road, TMP 21-023-156
Res. No. 2022-31	11-16-2022	Granting approval of the final plan of land development regarding application 22-07, 604 East Bristol Road, TMP 21-023-158-002
Res. No. 2023-8	1-25-2023	Granting approval of the preliminary/final plan of land development regarding application 21-04, 100-210 East Street Road, 5-22-10, 48 Westfield Road, TMP 21-008-176
Res. No. 2023-21	5-24-2023	Waiving land development for Poquessing Middle School at 300 Heights Lane
Res. No. 2024-8	2-14-2024	Granting approval of the subdivision and preliminary and final plan of land development regarding 105 E. Street Road, B.T. Feasterville, L.P., TMP Nos. 21-011-008, 21-011-01, 21-011-02 and 21-011-03-01
Res. No. 2024-14	3-27-2024	Granting conditional approval of the preliminary/final land development plan for 530 Clearview Avenue TMP Nos. 21-16-458 and 21-16-457
Res. No. 2024-30	8/14/2024	Granting preliminary/final land development approval for 235 Andrews Road, Tax Map Parcel No. 21-023-017-016
Res. No. 2024-33	9/11/2024	Waiving land development for 709 Bustleton Pike, Feasterville, PA 19053, Tax Map Parcel No. 21-010-227
Res. No. 2025-14	3/26/2025	Subdivision and Preliminary/Final Land Development approval for S-24-04 and S-24-05 at 190 West Street Road, TMP 21-007-001-001
Res. No. 2025-16	4/23/2025	Final land development approval for 604 E. Bristol Road, TMP 21-023-158-002
Res. No. 2025-19	4/23/2025	Conditional land development plan approval for 530 Clearview Avenue, TMP Nos. 21-16-458 and 21-16-457
Res. No. 2025-40	11/19/2025	Preliminary/final land development approval for 751 Bustleton Pike, Tax Map Parcel No. 21-007-244 and 21-011-002

§ LE-6 Appendix F: Public Property.

Ord./Res.	Date	Subject
Res. 1989-24	11-8-1989	Conveying by deed to Herman C. Veit, the 2,416 square feet of land which was part of lands originally taken by declaration of taking, and since there was no consideration paid for the original taking, there will be no consideration paid for the conveyance back to Herman C. Veit.
Res. 1990-14	4-18-1990	Authorizing the condemnation of a portion of land of David and Constance Segal and also authorizing the filing of a declaration of taking and all necessary action for the acquisition for the purpose of acquiring a right-of-way acquisition to construct a signal pole and curbed concrete island.
Res. 1992-8B	2-12-1992	Authorizing the acquisition of 111.5 acres of ground known as the Snodgrass Farm by the Township of Lower Southampton.
Res. 1992-24	5-13-1992	Adopting the agreement of sale for the Snodgrass property.
Res. 1992-29	8-19-1992	Accepting the deeds of dedication for Veit Industrial Park.
Res. 1992-33	9-9-1992	Approving the renewal of the District Justice Building lease.
Res. 1999-32	10-13-1999	Authorizing issuance of a declaration of taking of property located at 1983 Bridgetown, Tax Parcel No. 21-20-35-1.
Res. 2005-36	12-14-2005	Accepting and ratifying certain temporary and permanent easements for the Mill Creek Bank Stabilization Project.
Res. 2008-13	4-23-2008	Authorizing the acquisition of Tax Parcel #21-4-15 by condemnation for purposes of installing a water main service for the Township Athletic Fields located at the Dolphin Swim Club.
Res. 2008-37	7-15-2008	Authorizing the acquisition of Tax Parcel #21-2-38 by condemnation for purposes of constructing a community center and parking facilities and a regional stormwater detention basin.
Res. 2008-38	7-15-2008	Authorizing the acquisition of Tax Parcel #21-2-38, pursuant to 53 P.S. § 66503 for purposes of constructing a community center and parking facilities and a regional stormwater detention basin.
Res. 2008-70	12-10-2008	Acquisition of property for open space lands: Tax Map Parcel 21-008-003 (1451 Bustleton Pike, Feasterville), pursuant to 53 P.S. § 66503.
Res. 2008-71	12-10-2008	Acquisition of property for open space lands: Tax Map Parcel 21-008-003 (1451 Bustleton Pike, Feasterville), pursuant to condemnation.
Res. 2011-7	1-26-2011	Accepting deed of dedication for right-of-way known as Saxon Drive.
Res. 2012-26	5-9-2012	Accepting dedication of Roberts Lane and Woodchuck Lane.
Res. 2012-29	5-23-2012	Accepting dedication of Jasmine Way, Bluebonnet Court and Briar Lane.
Res. 2013-47	11-13-2013	Authorizing the acquisition of land for the roundabout at Maple Avenue and Bridgetown Pike.
Res. 2014-14	5-14-2014	Accepting dedication of right-of-way and of sewer lines and manholes associated with the subdivision of 1828 Buck Road.
Res. No. 2019-35	9-25-2019	Authorizing sale of personal property located in the old District Court building
Res. No. 2020-18	5-13-2020	Accepting an offer of dedication of a parcel of land along State Road 2043, Brownsville Road

§ LE-7 Appendix G: Sewers.

Ord./Res.	Date	Subject
44	2-18-1957	An agreement between the Township of Lower Southampton and the City of Philadelphia to permit the City to construct and maintain sewers under certain streets of the Township.
84	7-31-1961	Authorizing the construction by Lower Southampton Municipal Authority of sewer lines and appurtenant facilities in and for certain portions of the Township and granting rights on, over and under streets in the Township.
87	12-11-1961	Approving the report and plan submitted by Lower Southampton Municipal Authority for the construction by said Authority of a sanitary sewage collection system and appurtenant facilities.
138	1-31-1966	Approving the execution and delivery of an agreement with Bucks County Water and Sewer Authority and the County of Bucks providing for the construction of sewers by the Township and the provision of treatment services by the County Authority and other matters.
147	11-28-1966	Approving the report and plan submitted by Lower Southampton Municipal Authority for the construction by said Authority of a sanitary sewage collection system and appurtenant facilities, in and for a certain portion of the Township of Lower Southampton, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, known as the Neshaminy Creek Section.
206	6-15-1972	Establishing Lower Southampton Township as a Sewer District to be known as Sewer District No. #1 with the exception of a tract known as the Pike Industrial Park which is hereby created as a Sewer District known as Sewer District #2.
304	2-4-1980	Signifying the desire of the Township of have the Lower Southampton, Bucks County, Municipal Authority convey to it the sewer system, sewer lines, pumping stations, and all other pertinent facilities.
364	12-26-1987	Approving plans for extension of Sanitary Sewer Collection System abutting the North side of Maple Avenue on Bucks County Tax Parcel Numbers 21-21-4-21-21-7, and 21-25-6-21-25-16.
367	3-23-1988	Authorizing the construction of an extension to the Township's sanitary sewage collection system in portions of the Township abutting County Line Road and Douglas Drive; approving plans, specifications, and estimated costs for the same.
Res. 1990-26	9-12-1990	Accepting a dedication of open space from the Sweet Water Farms development.
Res. 1990-29	10-24-1990	Accepting the deeds of dedication for phase IV of Woodlyn Crossing.
400	6-12-1991	Amending Ord. 367 by adding purposes for the construction of an extension to the Township's sanitary sewage collection system.
Res. 1991-24	4-17-1991	Accepting dedication of stormwater detention facility, adjacent easement and area and permanent access easement in Lower Southampton Industrial Park East.
Res. 1992-35	11-18-1992	Accepting the deeds of dedication for open space, detention basin, stormwater systems and sanitary sewer system within Tall Trees Estates.
Res. 1994-1	3-9-1994	Adopting and submitting to DER for approval a revised "Official Sewage Facilities Plan" for Shops on Maple Avenue.
Res. 1994-19	12-14-1994	Adopting and submitting to DER for approval a revised "Official Sewage Facilities Plan" for Taco Bell Restaurant.
Res. 1994-20	12-14-1994	Adopting and submitting to DER for approval a revised "Official Sewage Facilities Plan" for Edelweiss Development Corporation.
Res. 2000-12	4-26-2000	Accepting deeds of dedication for the street beds of Cayla Way, Gabriel Circle and Christina Court, detention basin, sanitary sewer easement and water service easement.
Res. 2005-27	10-26-2005	Accepting the deeds of dedication for open space, drainage systems, sanitary sewer systems, and storm sewer systems for Lot No. 1 Cedar Hollow.
Res. 2005-28	10-26-2005	Accepting the deeds of dedication for open space, drainage systems, sanitary sewer systems, and storm sewer systems for sanitary sewer easement.
Res. 2005-29	10-26-2005	Accepting the deeds of dedication for open space, drainage systems, sanitary sewer systems, and storm sewer systems for Cedar Avenue.
Res. 2005-30	10-26-2005	Accepting the deeds of dedication for open space, drainage systems, sanitary sewer systems, and storm sewer systems for drainage easement.
Res. 2005-31	11-9-2005	Accepting and ratifying certain temporary and permanent easements for the repair, construction and maintenance of stormwater management facilities and structures along Shady Brook Lane.
Res. 2007-23	6-27-2007	Adopting and submitting to DER for approval a revised "Official Sewage Facilities Plan" for Clover Meadows for sewer tap-ins and sewer extensions.
Res. 2008-53	9-24-2008	Acceptance of deeds of dedication for Vance Circle and water and sewer extensions through of Bridgetown Homeowners' Association.
Res. 2008-55	10-22-2008	Setting sewer district rates.
Res. 2009-20	4-7-2009	Adopting and submitting to DEP for approval a revision to its Official Sewage Facilities Plan for Walnut Grove subdivision.
Res. 2009-21	3-25-2009	Adopting and submitting to DEP for approval a revision to its Official Sewage Facilities Plan for Evangelical Pentecostal Church.
Res. 2009-59	10-28-2009	Setting sewer district rates.
Res. 2010-44	11-10-2010	Setting sewer district rates.
Res. 2013-23	5-22-2013	Adopting and submitting to DEP for approval a revision to its Official Sewage Facilities Plan for Emerald Walk Development.
Res. 2013-49	12-11-2013	Setting sewer district rates.
Res. 2015-9	3-11-2015	Adopting and submitting to DEP for approval a revision to its Official Sewage Facilities Plan for Tawanka Elementary School.
Res. 2015-13	4-8-2015	Adopting and submitting to DEP for approval a revision to its Official Sewage Facilities Plan for Emerald Pointe subdivision.
Res. 2015-17	5-13-2015	Adopting and submitting to DEP for approval a revision to its Official Sewage Facilities Plan for Leo Lapat subdivision.
Res. 2015-20	9-9-2015	Adopting and submitting to DEP for approval a revision to its Official Sewage Facilities Plan for 531 West Street Road development.
Res. 2015-40	12-9-2015	Adopting and submitting to DEP for approval a revision to its Official Sewage Facilities Plan for 51 Peyton Street.
Res. 2015-41	12-9-2015	Adopting and submitting to DEP for approval a revision to its Official Sewage Facilities Plan for 616 Avenue A.
Res. 2016-17	8-24-2016	Adopting and submitting to DEP for approval a revision to its Official Sewage Facilities Plan for Neshaminy Interceptor Service Area.
Res. 2016-31	12-14-2016	Fixing sewer rates to be charged to customers in Sewer District Nos. 1, 2, and 3, and the Bensalem Service Area.
Res. 2017-12	1-25-2017	Adopting and submitting to DEP for approval a revision to its Official Sewage Facilities Plan for Feasterville Plaza.
Res. 2018-10	2-14-2018	Adoption and submittal to DEP for its approval, as a revision to the Official Sewage Facilities Plan of the municipality, the Sewage Facilities Planning Module
Res. 2018-40	11-7-2018	Adoption and submittal to DEP for its approval, as a revision to the Official Sewage Facilities Plan of the municipality, the Sewage Facilities Planning Module

Res. No. 2019-13	3-27-2019	Adopting and submitting to DEP for approval a revision to its Official Sewage Facilities Plan for the Frank DiSandro subdivision
Res. No. 2020-22	6-10-2020	Adopting the Sewage Facilities Plan update for the Neshaminy Interceptor Service Area
Res. No. 2021-9	3-24-2021	Fixing sewer rates to be charged to customers in Sewer District Nos. 1, 2, and 3, and the Bensalem Service Area
Res. No. 2021-10	4-14-2021	Adopting and submitting to DEP for its approval a revision to the Official Sewage Facilities Plan for sewer tap-ins for the 48 Westfield Road Subdivision
Res. No. 2021-17	9-9-2021	Adopting standard construction specifications for sanitary sewer facilities
Res. No. 2021-28	12-8-2021	Fixing sewer rates to be charged to customers in Sewer District Nos. 1, 2, and 3, and the Bensalem Service Area
Res. No. 2022-17	6-8-2022	Adopting and submitting to DEP for its approval a revision to the Official Sewage Facilities Plan for sewer tap-ins for proposed retail pad redevelopment
Res. No. 2022-29	10-12-2022	Adopting and submitting to DEP for its approval a revision to the Official Sewage Facilities Plan for sewer tap-ins at 23 Trevose Road
Res. No. 2022-35	12-7-2022	Fixing sewer rates to be charged to customers in Sewer District Nos. 1, 2, 3, and the Bensalem Service Area
Res. No. 2023-15	4-12-2023	Adopting and submitting to DEP for its approval a revision to the Official Sewage Facilities Plan for sewer tap-ins at 2351 and 2343 Brownsville Road
Res. No. 2023-16	4-26-2023	Adopting and submitting to DEP for its approval a revision to the Official Sewage Facilities Plan for sewer tap-ins at Kennedy - 537 Bustleton Pike
Res. No. 2023-41	11-20-2023	Fixing sewer rates to be charged to customers in Sewer District Nos. 1, 2, 3, and the Bensalem Service Area
Res. No. 2024-7	1-24-2024	Adopt and submit to DEP for its approval as a revision to the Official Sewage Facilities Plan for sewer tap-ins at 504 East Bristol Road Subdivision
Res. No. 2025-15	4/9/2025	Adopt and submit to DEP for its approval as a revision to the Official Sewage Facilities Plan for sewer tap-ins at Lower Southampton Village Shopping Center
Res. No. 2025-22	6/25/2025	Adopt and submit to DEP for its approval as a revision to the Official Sewage Facilities Plan for sewer tap-ins at proposed retail store

§ LE-8 Appendix H: Streets and Sidewalks.

Street	Activity	Description	Ord./Res.	Date
Acorn Street	Renamed	From Orchard Street	45	7-8-1957
Addington Drive	Accepting		Res. 1990-26	9-12-1990
Albert Street	Renamed	To Arbor Lane	45	7-8-1957
Arbor Lane	Renamed	From Albert Street opening	45	7-8-1957
			67	4-11-1960
Bridgetown Commons	Acceptance		Res. 1991-41	9-11-1991
Brookside Avenue	Renamed	To Russet Lane	45	7-8-1957
Bustleton Pike	Curbs/ sidewalks	Between Bustleton Pike and Sterner Mill Road	208	7-20-1972
			209	7-20-1972
Chasemoor Drive	Accepting		Res. 1990-26	9-12-1990
Clearview Avenue	Renamed	To Valley Road	45	7-8-1957
Colonial Drive	Renamed	From Hilltop Avenue	45	7-8-1957
Fox Hollow Drive	Accepting		Res. 1990-26	9-12-1990
Fox Hollow Drive	Renamed	To Sweetwater Drive	Res. 1991-3	1-23-1991
Grandview Avenue	Renamed	To Prospect Avenue	45	7-8-1957
Heights Lane	Renamed	From Herman Street	45	7-8-1957
Henley Lane	Accepting		Res. 1990-26	9-12-1990
Herman Street	Renamed	To Heights Lane	45	7-8-1957
Herschel Avenue	Opening		88	12-11-1961
Hilltop Avenue	Renamed	To Colonial Drive	45	7-8-1957
Lewis Street	Opening		67	4-11-1960
Maple Avenue	Renamed	To School Lane	45	7-8-1957
Meadow Street	Renamed	To Welcome Lane	45	7-8-1957
Meadowbrook Road	Renamed	From Summit Road	45	7-8-1957
Nancy Lane	Opening		74	11-14-1960
Newport Circle	Accepting		Res. 1990-26	9-12-1990
Norfolk Lane	Accepting		Res. 1990-26	9-12-1990
Orchard Street	Renamed	To Acorn Street	45	7-8-1957
Park Avenue	Renamed	To Second Street	45	7-8-1957
Prospect Avenue	Renamed	From Grandview Avenue	45	7-8-1957
Revere Street	Renamed	From William Street	45	7-8-1957
	Opening		67	4-11-1960
Riverview Lane	Renamed	From Woodland Avenue	45	7-8-1957
Russet Lane	Renamed	From Brookside Avenue	45	7-8-1957
Ruth Street	Extension		136	12-13-1965
School Lane	Renamed	From Maple Avenue	45	7-8-1957
Second Street	Renamed	From Park Avenue	45	7-8-1957
Skyline Drive	Renamed	From Skyline Avenue	416	1-27-1993
Sterners Mill Road	Widening		121	9-14-1964
Sterners Road	Widening		121	9-14-1964
Street Road	Curbs/ sidewalks	Between Sterner Mill Road and Bustleton Pike	152A	6-5-1967
			182	10-9-1969
Summit Road	Renamed	To Meadowbrook Road	45	7-8-1957
Sweetwater Drive	Renamed	From Fox Hollow Drive	Res. 1991-3	1-23-1991
Terry Drive	Acceptance		131	9-27-1965
Trevose Manor	Acceptance		Res. 1991-30	6-12-1991
Unnamed Streets (Woodlyn Crossing)	Dedication		Res. 1992-28	7-15-1992
Unnamed Streets (Manor Creek Farms)	Dedication		Res. 1993-27	7-21-1993
Valley Road	Renamed	From Clearview Avenue	45	7-8-1957
Welcome Lane	Renamed	From Meadow Street	45	7-8-1957
William Street	Renamed	To Revere Street	45	7-8-1957
Woodchuck Lane	Acceptance		Res. 1989-7	2-22-1989
Woodland Avenue	Renamed	To Riverview Lane	45	7-8-1957

§ LE-9 Appendix I: Water.

(Reserved)

§ LE-10 Appendix J: Zoning; Prior Ordinances.

Ord./Res.	Date	Subject
Res. 2010-21	9-8-2010	Comprehensive Plan adopted