![]() This township is traversed not only by the Conodoguinet Creek but by the Raystown Indian Path’s east section, 4 U.S. Robert Callender for his tract of 459 acres and 60 perches, patented March 20, 1773, on a warrant he had taken out March 8, 1768, located at the confluence of the Letort Spring with the Conodoguinet Creek. ![]() 2 “Middlesex” was the name selected by Col. Middlesex Township was created from eastern North Middleton by court order on November 25, 1859. 1 It lies within the section of West Pennsborough set up as Middleton Township in 1750 and divided into North and South Middleton in 1810. “They’ve got some details to work out, so probably in a month or two we’ll see the final plans for it,” he said.The township of Middlesex lies along the northerly half of the west side of the Stony (“Stoney”) Ridge, a geological trap dike (older than the North or South mountains) which formed the original boundary between the west and east divisions of Pennsborough Township (established in 1735) as early as 1740. The next step, Peaco said, will be to approve the final plans for the store. “So I’m sure they want to start in the spring.” “I think they’re going to want to get to it this construction season,” he said. “I got it reviewed last Friday there’s a couple little things we need to, you know, ‘dot our i’s and cross our t’s’ on, but we’re only asking for preliminary approval.”Īdams Township manager Gary Peaco said he expects the project to move along quickly following Monday’s approval. “We addressed comments in the planning commission and also addressed some of the comments to most engineering,” Lesnick said. To accommodate the more than 20,000-square-foot grocery store, supervisors agreed to subdivide a larger parcel of Adams Corner at the start of the meeting.Īccording to Mark Lesnick of Hampton Technical Associates, the engineering firm is nearing the phase for final approval. The area includes the township’s new Sheetz. The Adams Corner development is at the southeast corner of the intersection between Route 228 and Three Degree Road. “It’ll be a good asset in the community,” vice chairman Ronald Shemela said. Pending final approval, construction could begin in spring. ADAMS TWP - The board of supervisors gave preliminary approval for a new Aldi as part of the Adams Corner development project. ![]()
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