The Planning Commission will meet on Monday, March 16, 2026 at 7:00 pm. Items on the agenda include:
a. TUSSEY MOUNTAIN DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT
b. MINOR SUBDIVISION PLAN DISCUSSION
c. CHANGES TO THE FORMAT OF MEETING MINUTES
The full agenda can be found here: https://harristownship.org/advisory-board/2014-planning-commission/agenda/.
A zoom link is available on the agenda.
The Board of Supervisors will meet on Monday, March 9, 2026 at 7:00 pm. Items on the agenda include:
Regular Meeting:
a. ANNOUNCEMENT OF EXECUTIVE SESSION:
b. PRESENTATION OF THE 2025 AUDIT:
c. REQUEST FOR SUPPORT FOR THE FLY STATE COLLEGE FUND:
d. PROPOSAL TO INSTALL A COMMEMORATIVE LIBERTY BELL IN THE DIAMOND:
e. TUSSEY MOUNTAIN DEVELOPMENT OF IMPACT APPLICATION:
f. SEWAGE FACILITIES PLANNING MODULE FOR THE LANDS OF STEPHEN D. & LINDA C. WEAVER:
g. SOLAR POWER PURCHASE AGREEMENT – TERMINATION AGREEMENT:
h. PROPOSED TRANSIENT MERCHANT ORDINANCE REVISIONS:
i. POTENTIAL AMENDMENTS TO THE SNOW REMOVAL ORDINANCE:
j. PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO CHAPTER 3, ARTICLE 3, SECTION 3.8. APPLICATION FOR SHORT-TERM RENTAL LICENSES:
k. PUBLIC COMMENT PROCEDURES DURING BOARD MEETINGS:
You can find the full agenda here: https://harristownship.org/supervisors/agendas/. A zoom link is available on the agenda as well as how to attend the meeting by phone.
The Centre County Refuse & Recycling Authority is excited to announce that a new miscellaneous plastics recycling container is now available in Harris Township!
Location: Nittany View Park, 1021 Boalsburg Pike
This drop-off site will now include:
A recycling container for plastic, metal, glass & paper
A separate container for corrugated cardboard
A container for miscellaneous plastics
Each container is clearly labeled with signs showing acceptable and non-acceptable items to help make recycling easy and accurate.
Adding more drop-off locations for miscellaneous plastics was one of the top requests in a recent survey completed by the Authority, and they are grateful they were able to take this step in response to feedback from residents.
It may be a small change, but it’s an important one – and it’s made possible because residents spoke up and they listened.
Residents and visitors are reminded that the Harris Township ordinance requires those who walk their dogs to clean up after them. Specifically, the ordinance requires that the dog owner or keeper shall immediately remove and dispose of all feces deposited by any dog on private or public property not under the control of the owner or keeper of such dog; further, the owner or keeper shall dispose of feces in a sanitary manner. Failure to clean up after a dog is an ordinance violation, meaning that prosecution could occur upon receipt of a complaint.
Please contact the Zoning/Ordinance Enforcement Officer at 814-466-6228 or at zoning@harristownship.org if you should have any questions or concerns regarding this matter.