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PFT adds second code officer who will also work zoning, cost savings expected

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by Seth Isenberg

To spread the increasing work load about code enforcement and short-termrentals, supervisors, at their

April meeting, worked their way through a plan to hire an additional code enforcement officer and cross-train the person to do zoning work. It is hoped that the work will

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cut down on the professional services costs for Barry Isett & Associates, which last year totaled $131,027.

Supervisors were unanimous in establishing the position, at $22 an hour, and to pay for PSATS certifications and training. It was pointed out that the professional services for zoning cost the township $65 an hour, so the new staff will cut that back. The new person may spend a significant amount of time in the office doing paperwork, but will also be out in the field.

On a split vote, supervisors approved spending $10,000 on a fireworks display from the township park on Saturday, July 8. Supervisor Dr. Pat Holland wants to see sponsors step up. He voted no to the others’ yes. There

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