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Manheim Township and its municipal authority have agreed to jointly pay $4 million to plaintiffs in a class-action lawsuit in which judges found the authority had overcharged customers for new

Germany Township property representatives’ request seeking to change 6295 Baltimore Pike from residential to highway commercial through a map amendment was recently denied.

Germany Township property representatives sought a map amendment during a public hearing last week before Adams County commissioners to change the property at 6295 Baltimore Pike from residential to highway

When: Mount Joy Township supervisors meeting, Jan. 15.

When: Manheim Township commissioners reorganization meeting, Jan 2. All members were present, including outgoing Commissioners Donna DiMeo and Barry Kauffman, who both gave parting statements.

Manheim Township commissioners Friday unanimously approved a $4 million deal to settle a class-action lawsuit that centered around fees the township charged for connecting new construction to its water system.

When: Mount Joy Township supervisors meeting, Oct. 30. Supervisor Debra Dupler was absent. The meeting, originally set for Oct. 16, was rescheduled due to a lack of quorum.

A nine-year class action lawsuit against Manheim Township may be reaching its final chapter after state appellate judges affirmed a county court decision earlier this month that holds the township

When: Manheim Township commissioners meeting, April 10. Commissioner Mary Jo Huyard was absent.

When: Manheim Township commissioners meeting, March 13. Vice President Stacey Morgan Brubaker led the meeting for President Donna DiMeo, who was absent.