Hanover Borough Council Minutes, February 28, 2024  President Reichart convened the public meeting of Hanover Borough Council on Monday, February 28, Community Media was present to conduct a video and audio recording of the meeting via Zoom  2024 at 7:00 PM in the Hanover Borough Council Chamber, 44 Frederick Street,  advertised.  Hanover, PA, as  presentation for all citizens to have access. PRELIMINARY MATTERS & OFFICERS' REPORTS  President Reichart called the regular business of the meeting to order and asked all thosei in attendance Onr roll call the following answered as present: Mr. Bubb, Mrs. Funk, Mrs. Greenholt, Mr. Hegberg, Mr. Kress, Mr. Lookenbill, Mr. Reichart, Mr. Roland and Dr. Rupp; Mayor Whitman; Solicitor Shultis; Staff Members Secretary Felix and Borough Manager Lewis; Junior Councipersons Huston and Persaud. Solicitor Shultis acknowledged that an executive session was held prior to this meeting from 6:30 PM to7:00 PMi involving the following items under Section 708a (4) and (5) oft the Sunshine Act for  tor recite the Pledge of Allegiance followed by a moment of silence.  Mr. Fuentes was noti in attendance this evening.  discussions with Borough Solicitor: Proposed. Alley Vacation both Borough and the HEDC.  Potential Conflict of Interest with HEDC with potential land lease since the solicitor represents  PRESENTATION - Police Department Accreditation  Mr. John Adams, Accreditation Program Coordinator, was present from the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association (PCPA), and thanked Borough Council for their support for this presentation in public. Mr. Adams spoke briefly about the process for accreditation of police departments. In 2001 an accreditation process was developed in the State of Pennsylvania. This means that this police department complies with the 370 best practices in law enforcement with policies in place addressing same. As self-assessment is completed annually to confirm compliance, and every 3 must be undertaken again and reassessed. When aj police department is accredited, years itr means process that the police department gets sued less, and if sued, there is more leniency. Having an accredited department makes ite easier to obtain funding from the Department of. Justice. Mr. Adams presented the certificate of accreditation from the PA Chiefs of Police Accreditation to Chief President Reichart thanked Mr. Adams for his presentation and congratulated the Police  the  police  Martin, Lt. Bunty and Detective Campo. on their hard work to achieve accreditation.  Department  PRELIMINARY MATTERS & OFFICERS' REPORTS  Public Comment:  Robert Holt, 513 High Street: Mr. Holt referenced the Pennsylvania Keystone grant for the library building which is designated for HVAC repairs. He asked how Council can afford to keep funding the library. A proposed employee weapons policy was discussed at prior meetings, and he would like to  see more discussion on that.  President Reichart thanked Mr. Holt for his comments this evening.  Consent Agenda It was moved by Mrs. Greenholt, seconded by Mr. Kress to approve the following  items on the Consent Agenda:  a. Minutes: Approval of Minutes of January 29, 2024    Hanover Borough Council Minutes, February 28, 2024, Page 2  PRELIMINARY MATTERS & OFFICERS' REPORTS  Consent Agenda, continued  b. Finance Reports:  A Approve Bills for Payment ii.-A Accept Monthly Financial Statement ii. Accept Report of Monthly Investments Appointments: Approve  L Library Board of Governors Mayor's Appointee: Darlene Funk ii. Hanover Economic Development Corporation (HEDC): Douglas Becker d. Easter Sunrise Service at Long Arm Dam: - Approve .'St.E Bartholomew's United Church (ELCA)6:00AM e. CDBG Grants Increase in Funds: Approve E Baer Avenue Playground Improvements - $943.00 increase/Total Grant $60,943.00 $24,000.00 increase/Total Grant $94,000.00 i.Snack Town Street Fest: July 13, 2024 (Downtown) ii.Snack Town Fall Fest: Sept. 14, 2024 (Moul Field) i.Snack Town Run Fest: October 5, 2024 (Half Marathon)  i. Wirt Park Improvements Special Events: Approve  iv.Main Street Hanover: 2024 Temporary Alley Closure Requests for Bank Lane i.Direct Civil Service Commission to Create a Certified Hiring Eligibility List i.Approve Resolution No.1397 for Grant Support for Police Department h. Requests for sewer credit as per Resolution: #1167: Approve i.B Biago Scamardella, 187 Moul Avenue - $1,265.30 Joint Municipal Bid Awards: Award joint municipal bids for materials and supplies as setf forth in agenda attachment A, attached, as per bid specifications: .Pre-Mixed Bituminous Concrete Paving Materials  g. Police Department:  .Chemicals ili.Crushed Stone iv.Petroleum Products v.Traffic Line Painting vi.Snow and Ice Rock Salt vii.Street Milling  Approve Resolution No. 13981 for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Funding Application for Baltimore Street Parking Lot k. Approve funding support letter for matching funds int the amount of $82,030 fora Green Light Go Grant for Eisenhower Drive & Home Depot Intersection Improvements to be allocated in the 2025 or 2026 budget Approve Third Party Code Enforcement proposal from Dependable Code Services, Inc. contingent upon review by Borough Solicitor m. Approve Resolution No.1399 authorizing of a grant application for the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) grant application for al Watershed Master Plani for conservation and outdoor recreation with matching funds commitment of $82,500 allocated for 2025 budget n. Approve Good Field Vendor lease facilitated byt the Hanover Economic Development Corporation (HEDC) contingent upon review by Borough Solicitor 0. Approve Resolution No.1400 authorizing a post-settlement occupancy agreement for 33-37 Frederick Street until May 31, 2024  Motion carried.  REPORTS OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES Public Safety Committee - Mrs. Greenholt  Itv was moved by Mrs. Greenholt, seconded by Mr. Kress to approve Ordinance No. 2361 to enact the Fire Insurance Escrow Law in The Borough of Hanover. On roll call, thei following voted ini favor of the    Hanover Borough Council Minutes, February 28, 2024, Page 3  REPORTS OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES Public Safety Committee = Mrs. Greenholt  motion: On roll call; the following voted in favor of the motion: Mr. Bubb, Mrs. Funk, Mrs. Greenholt, Mr. Hegberg, Mr. Kress, Mr. Lookenbill, Mr. Reichart, Mr. Roland and Dr. Rupp. Motion carried. It was moved by Mrs. Greenholt, seconded by Mrs. Funk to approve Ordinance No. 2362 to enact a parking restriction in the alley adjacent 309) West Hanover Street from West Hanover Street to the first alley north of and parallel to' West Hanover Street. Oni roll call, thet following voted int favor of the motion: Mr. Bubb, Mrs. Funk, Mrs. Greenholt, Mr. Hegberg, Mr. Kress, Mr. Lookenbill, Mr. Reichart, Mr. Roland Itv was moved by Mrs. Greenholt, seconded by Mrs. Funk to approve the advertisement of an ordinance  and Dr. Rupp. Motion carried.  fori thet following changes along East Chestnut Street:  a. Prohibit parking b. Removal of yield signs Installation of stop sign  109 -113 East Chestnut Street - south side  . On Allewelt Alley when entering east side East Chestnut Street ii. On East Walnut Street when entering Grant Drive (no longer exists) On Allewelt Alley at east side of East Chestnut Street  Motion carried.  MAYOR'S REPORT - Mayor Whitman reported her. January highlights:  January 2nd: Mayor Whitman was honored to be invited to the swearing-in of our  Commissioners: was also sworn in.  County  President Commissioner Julie Wheeler, Commissioner Doug Hoke and  new Commissioner Scott Burford. Our new Magisterial District Judge Michael Gessner Local organizations in attendance were Hanover Area Council of Churches, New Hope Ministries, Life Path Ministries, Guthrie Memorial Library, Jeff Waltman, Emergency Management Coordinator, Valley Forge Restoration Center and several other agencies. The main topics were Code Blue facilities and other available resources for homeless people in the Hanover area with the goal of these agencies communicating and working Council Woman Carol Greenholt, Borough Manager Lewis and IV welcomed Dawg Gone Bees Apiary & Meadery to thes square downtown. They have quality homemade products including beeswax candles, moisturizers, honey butters and spreads and of course raw honey and mead and sOI much more. They also carry bee keeping supplies and offer pure beel keeping classes. Make suret to visit thisl lovely, friendly store and their knowledgeable welcomed some new and interesting members as well and we are looking forward tot their  January 4th: The Homelessness Coalition met in Hanover. The meeting was led by Dr. Susan Peck.  together to make the most of the limited resources available.  January 13th: Main Street Hanover, Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce, State Rep. Kate Klunk,  staff on all things bees. valuable contributions.  January 26th:The 250th Anniversary Committee reconvened and got reacquainted and organized. We In addition, Mayor) Whitman reported that during the month she continued working on The Blue Zones Project that the steering committee has been working diligently on bringing to Hanover and York She extended congratulations toi thel Hanover Borough Police Department for achieving their Certificate of Law Enforcement from The Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission. an accredited agency is at testament to the dedication and professionalism of all the Hanover Borough Police Department and this process of independent review demonstrates employees that the police department is operating and continues to operate within the best practices of the profession.  County with al big event planned for March.  Becoming of the  Congratulations!  President Reichart thanked Mayor Whitman for her report.    Hanover Borough Council Minutes, February 28, 2024, Page 4  OTHER MATTERS  President Reichart reported that Borough Manager Lewis was recently appointed the York Commissioners to the York County Housing & Development Loan Committee for by a 3 March 1, 2024 tol March 1, 2027. Council congratulated her on her appointment to this year Committee. from  term County  Public Comment - None was presented.  President Reichart reminded all of March Council & Council Committee meetings:  Governance & Policy Committee *Public Safety Committee "Enhancement Committee *Water & Sewer Committee Hanover Borough Council: you will be unable to attend any meetings.  Monday, March 4, 20246:00 PM Tuesday, March 5, 2024 6:00F PM Wednesday, March 13, 20246:00 PM Thursday, March 14, 2024 6:00 PM Wednesday, March 27, 20247:001 PM  Council Workshop/Finance & Personne!: Wednesday, March 20, 20247:001 PM Committee Meetings will be cancelled if there is no business. Please advise the Borough  Secretaryif  OTHER MATTERS, continued  Itv was moved by Mr. Kress, seconded by Mrs. Funk to adjourn the meeting at 7:23 PM. Motion carried.  Respectfully: submitted, Dorothy Felix Borough Secretary DAR    Hanover Borough Council Minutes, February 28, 2024, Page 5  Attachment A for Joint Bid Awards  Approve Joint Municipal Bid Results as follows, estimated quantities, all in accordance with bid  specifications:  Pre-Mixed Bituminous Paving Materials, to York Materials Group, LLC  FOB Plant - Alternate #1 Pre-mixed Bituminous Stock Pile Material Bituminous Concrete Base Course (BCBC) 9.51 mm Superpave Surface Course 191 mm Superpave Surface Course 25 mm Superpave Base Course FOB, Job- - Alternate #2 Bituminous Concrete Base Course (BCBC) 9.5r mm Superpave Surface Course 19 mm Superpave Surface Course 25 mm Superpave Base Course  $116.00 per ton $_59.45 per ton $_70.15 per ton $63.75 per ton $60.85 per ton $66.35 per ton $_77.05 per ton $_70.65 per ton $67.75 per ton  Crushed Stone, to Vulcan Construction Materials, LLC  FOB Plant: Screenings (AASHTO 10) PA2 2A Stone Sand and Crushed Stone Anti-skid Type 2 2B Stone (AASHTO#57) Allo other stone including 4-inch Ballast (AASHTO: #1 &#3) Rip-Rap Delivery Price- Full Truck Load  $17.50 per ton $10.80 per ton $15.30 per ton $15.00 per ton $15.00 $20.25 per ton  1B Stone (AASHTO #8) & HE6 Stone (AASHTO#9) $19.00 per ton  per ton  Hanover Borough $4.25 per ton W. Manheim Twp. $4.65 per ton Conewago Twp. $3.35 per ton Oxford Township $2.95 per ton Union Township $4.00 per ton Heidelberg Township$3.80 per ton Tol Mid-Atlantic Cooperative Solutions d/b/a/Aero Energy Regular Lead-Free Min. 87 Octane gasoline  Penn Township McSherrystown Petroleum Products  $4.25 per ton Germany Township $5.15 per ton $3.35 per ton Manheim Township $5.40 per ton  $2.3618 per gallon $3.2177 per gallon $3.1299 per gallon  Diesel Oil #2 Straight Run Fuel Oil#2 Snow & Ice Rock Salt  To Eastern Salt Co. Inc. Snow & Ice Rock Salt in Bulk  Ifdelivered before 7/1/2024 Ifdelivered before 10/1/2024 Ifdelivered after 10/2/2024  $79.90 per ton $79.90 per ton $80.80 per ton  Chemical Products  To Univar Solutions. USA.Inc. 150 Ib. Cylinders ofl Liquid Chlorine One Ton Containers of Liquid Chlorine Hydrofluosilicic Acid, in bulk Sulphur Dioxide, One Ton Containers Sodium Hypochlorite 12%, in bulk/Hanover Sodium Hypochlorite 12%, in drums/Penn  $3.6700 per Ib. $1.3210 per Ib. $0.3000 per liquid Ib. $0.7700 per Ib. $0.1700 per Ib. $0.3900 per Ib.  Consent Agenda, Item i. page 2    Hanover Borough Council Minutes, February 28, 2024, Page 6  Attachment A for, Joint Bid Awards  Chemical Products  To USALCO Baltimore Plant, LLC Liquid Alum, in full tanker loads Liquid Polyaluminum Chloride inl bulk/Penn To Evoqua Water Technologies. LLC Ferrous Sulphate Liquid, in fullt tanker loads To Shannon Chemical Corporation Sodium Permanganate, 40% in totes Brenntag North LLC 50% Liquid Caustic Soda in bulk George S. Coyne Chemical Co.Inc. Liquid Copper Pentahydrate in 55 gal. containers Traffic Line Painting, to D.E. Gemmill, Inc. Center Line Painting, two 4" yellow lines Street Milling, to Miller Soil Solutions LLC  $0.1175 per Ib. $2.6357 per gallon $2.0300 per gallon $3.3700 per liquid Ib. $0.1800 per Ib. $15.58 per gallon $0.139 per linear foot $2.10 per square yard  Edge Line Painting, one 4" white line, solid or dashed $0.071 per linear foot    ORDINANCENO.236  AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OFI HANOVER, YORK COUNTY, PENNSYIVANIA PROVIDING THATI IN CERTAIN FIRE LOSSES THE INSURER HAVING. AI POLICY WITH RESPECTTO SUCH LOSS SHALLTRANSFER INSURANCE PROCEEDS TO THE TREASURER OFTHE BOROUGH OFI HANOVER TO BE USED TOI PAY: DELINQUENTTAXES. AND OTHER MUNICIPAL CLAIMS OR HELD AS SECURITY, AND USED' TO PAYTHE' TOTALCOST OFI REMOVING, REPAIRING OR SECURING THE DAMAGED BUILDING. ANDI PROVIDING FOR FEES; SETTING FORTH RELATED PROCEDURES TO IMPLEMENTSAID ORDINANCE; ANDI PROVIDING FORI LIMITS OFI LIABILITY, RESERVATIONOF RICHTS,CONSTRUCTION, NOTIFICATION7 TO DCED, ENFORCEMENTAND FEMALTES.SEVERABILITY, EFFECTIVE DATE, CODIFICATIONAND REPEALER  WHEREAS, Section 1202(5) of the Borough Code authorizes the Borough to make regulations as may be necessary for the health, safety, morals, general welfare, cleanliness, and WHEREAS, the Borough Council deemsi iti int the best interest and for the of the residents of the Borough to enact this Fire Insurance Escrow Ordinance general to commission ofarson and related crimes, to discourage the abandonment ofp property andt toj deter the NOW,THEREFORE, BEI IT ORDAINED ANDI ENACTED by the Borough Council ofthel Borough ofl Hanover, York County, Pennsylvania, pursuant to the general powers permitted by the Borough Code (81 Pa. C.S. Section 1202 (5) and Act 93 of1 1994 (40P.S.638 et  safety oft the Borough; and  welfare prevent  urban blight and deterioration.  seq.), as follows:  Section 1: Use of Fire Insurance Proceeds.  A. Noi insurance company, association ofe exchange (hereinafter "insurer") the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania shall pay a claim ofar namedi insured doing for fire toas structure located within the Borough of Hanover, York County, the amount recoverable for the fire loss to the structure under all Pennsylvania exceeds where $7,500.00, unless thei insureri is furnished by the Treasurer ofthel Borough policies witha Certificate pursuant to Section 508(b) oft the Insurance Company Law of 1921 as amended of 1992 and Act 93 of 1994 (collectively the "Act") and unless there is compliance by Act with the procedures set forthi in Section 508() and 508(d) of the Act. B. Where there are delinquent taxes, assessments, penalties or user charges against the property ("municipal claims"), or there are expenses which the Borough hasi incurred as costs for removal, repair or securing of a building or other structure on the property a bill for such work, if not already done. Upon written request of the immediately named insured specifying the description of the party, the name and address of the insurer the date of receipt byt thei insurer ofal lossr report oft the claim, the Treasurer ofthel Borough shall furnish a Certificate within fourteen (14) days after the request tot the insurer either: 1. Stating that there are no unpaid municipal claims or municipal expenses against the 2. Specifying the nature and amount of such claims or expenses, accompanied a bill  business in damage  98  (collectively "municipale expenses"), the Secretary oft thel Borough shalli  render  property; or for such amounts.  by    Taxes, assessments, penalties andi user charges shall be deemed delinquent for this purpose ifal could! have been filed for such claims under applicable law. Upon receipt ofa Certificate and lien bill pursuant tos subsection B of this section, thei insurer shall transfer to the Secretary of the ana amount from the insurance proceeds sufficient toj pays said sums prior to making payment Borough tot the C. When all municipal claims and municipal expenses have beenj paid pursuant to subsection Bo of this section or when the Borough Treasurer has issued a Certificate described in subsection B1 1. indicatingt thatt there arei no municipal claims or municipal expenses the property, thei insurer shall pay the claim oft the namedi insured; provided, however, against that ifthe loss agreed upon! by the namedi insured and the insurer equals or exceeds 60% oft the aggregate limits of liability on all fire policies covering the building or structure, the 1.1 Thei insurer shall transfer from the insurance proceeds to the Borough Treasurer, in the aggregate, $2,000.00 for each $15,000.00 ofs such claim or fraction thereof. 2. Ifat the time a loss report is submitted by the insured, such insured has submitted to thei insurer, with a copy to the Borough, a contractor's signed estimate of the cost of removing, repairing or securing the building or other structure in an amount less than the amount calculated under the foregoing transfer formula, the insurer shall transfer to the Secretary of the Borough of Hanover from the insurance proceeds the amount specified ini the estimate. Iftherei is more than onei insurer, the transfer of proceeds shall be on a pro-rata basis by all insurers insuring the building or other structure. 3. Upon receipt oft the above-described portion of thei insurance proceeds the thel Borough of Hanover, York County, Pennsylvania, shall do the following: Secretary  namedi insured, subject to thej provisions ofs subsection 3 hereof.  following procedures must be followed:  of  a. Placet thej proceedsi inas separate fund tob be useds solelya ass security against thet total municipal expenses anticipated by the Borough to be required ini removing, repairing or securing the building or structure as required by this Ordinance. Such costs shall include, without limitation, any engineering, legal or administrative costs incurred by the Borough in connection with such removal, repair or securing or any Mail to the named insured at the address received from the insurer a notice that the proceeds have been received by the Borough and that the After the transfer, the named insured may submit to the Borough ofa contractor's signed estimate of the cost of removing, repairing or securing the building or other structure, in which event the Borough Secretary shall, if such estimates deemed by the Borough Secretary to be reasonable return to the insured the amount of the funds transferred tot thel Borough ofine excess of that amount required top pay the municipal expenses; provided, however, that the Borough has not commenced to remove, repair or secure the building or other structure in which case d. Pay to the Secretary oft the Borough for reimbursement to the Borough General Fund, the amount of the municipal expenses paid by the Pay the remaining balance in the fund without interest to the named insured within sixty (60) days ofar receipt ofa Certificate issued by the Borough Secretary that the repair, removal or securing of the building or other structure! has been completed in accordance with all applicable  related thereto.  proceedings  procedures under this subsection shall be followed.  the Borough will complete the work.  Borough.  Codes and Regulations oft the Borough.    Nothing in this section shall be construed to limit the ability of the Borough to recover any deficiency in the amount of municipal claims or municipal expenses recovered pursuant to this Ordinance, or to insurance proceeds, by an action at law or in equity to enforce the Borough Codes or to enter into an agreement with the named insured with regard to such other disposition of the proceeds as the Borough  may deem responsible.  Section 2: Limits of Liability. Nothing int this Ordinance shall be construed to make ani insurance company, association or exchange liable for any amount in excess of proceeds payable under its insurance policy orf for any other act] performed pursuant tot this Ordinance or to maket the or any public official of the Borough an insured under a policy of insurance or to create Borough an obligation to pay delinquent property taxes or unpaid removal liens or expenses other than as Section 3: Insurance Company Rights Reserved. An insurance company, association or exchange making payment of policy proceeds under this Ordinance for delinquent structural removal liens or removal expenses incurred by the Borough of Hanover shall have taxes or benefit ofs such paymenti including all rights ofs subrogation and of assignment. Section 4: Construction. This Ordinance shall be liberally construed to accomplish its deter the commission of arson and related crimes, to discourage the abandonment of property purpose and to Section 5: Notification of Pennsylvania Department of Community and Development. The Secretary of the Borough of shall transmit a certified copy of this Economic Ordinance promptly to the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development and/or Section 6: Enforcement and Penalty. Any owner of property, named insured violates the provisions oft this Ordinance or who shall failt to comply any with oft the or insurer who hereof shall be sentenced upon conviction thereof to pay a fine not greater any court costs and the reasonable attorney's fees incurred by the Borough than in the $1,000.00 enforcement plus proceedings (inclusive of any equity proceedings), and in default of costs/fees toa ai term ofimprisonment tot the extent allowed by lawi for the payment said fine and offense. Each day in which an offense shall continue shall be deemed punishment a addition tot the above, the Borough may enforce this Ordinance ine equity in the separate Court Section 7: Severability. The provisions oft this Ordinance are severable. section oft this Ordinance is for any reason found to be unconstitutional, Ifanys illegal sentence, or invalid, clause such or decision shall not affect the validity of any of the remaining provisions of this Ordinance. Itis hereby declared as a legislative intent that this Ordinance would have been unconstitutional, illegal ori invalid provision been included! herein. Section 8: Effective Date. This Ordinance shall take effect and bei in full force and accordance with Section 3301.3 (b) oft the Borough Code. Borough of Hanover, York County, Pennsylvania, as amended,  provided int this Ordinance.  full  to prevent urban blight and deterioration.  other governmental agency as is required by law.  any  requirements of ofas offense. summary In ofCommon  Pleas of York County, Pennsylvania.  had such adopted effecti in  Section 9: Codification. This Ordinance shall become a part of the Code of Ordinances of the Ordinances of the Borough of Hanover, York County, Pennsylvania, upon as amended, shall Code be and of remain unchanged andi in full force and effect except as amended, supplemented and modified Section 9: Repealer. Any ordinances, or parts ofc ordinances, in conflict herewith be andt the  enactment. The  this Ordinance.  by same  arel hereby repealed tot the extent oft the conflict.    ENACTEDANDORDAINED: this 28th day of February, 2024.  ATTEST:  BOROUGH OF HANOVER YORK COUNTKPENNSVIWANIA  Alrh  -  Secretary  William W. Reichart II, President  APPROVED this 28th day of February, 2024. GARkL  SueAnn Whitman, Mayor    NO.2362 ANORDINANCE  AN ORDINANCE. AMENDING ORDINANCENO. 685) ENTITLED, "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING TRAFFIC IN AND CERTAIN USES OF THEI HIGHWAYS OFTHE BOROUGH OF HANOVER, AS SET FORTH BCMrLOTNcONOTNNASRCENCNSCN  OFF HANOVER."  BEI IT ENACTED AND ORDAINED by the Council of the Borough of Hanover, York County, Pennsylvania, andi iti is hereby enacted and ordained by the authority of the SECTION1: That Ordinance No. 685 entitled "An Ordinance and Certain Uses of the Highways of The Borough of Hanover" is hereby Regulating amended. SECTION 2: That Section 346-1 Paragraph B of the Code of Ordinances of The Borough of Hanover entitled, "Streets and alleys in which parking is prohibited. Parking is prohibited at al times in the following streets and alleys," shall be amended to include the  same as follows:  Traffic In  followingi items: Name of Street First alley north of and adjacent to 309 West Hanover Street  Side  Location  From West Hanover Street northerly to the first alley north of and parallel to West Hanover Street  NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED AND ORDAINED this 28th day of February, 2024 that Chapter 346 oft the CnirefOrdimamcsofTlel ongieamowrishehy  amended. ATTEST: Secretry  THEI BOROUGH OFI HANOVER CouncilfVicey President  Dihula  APPROVED this 28th day of February, 2024.  CGTk  Mayor