The official website of
Jackson Township, York
County,
Pennsylvania
to Jackson Township
in
beautiful York
County,
Pennsylvania.
Originally, a European
settlement in the
Codorus Valley and part
of Paradise Township,
our township was
established in 1853
and named for
Andrew Jackson,
hero of the Battle of
New Orleans and
seventh president
of the United States.
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CURRENT NEWS FROM JACKSON TOWNSHIP
--- REMINDER: District OneOn Lot Septic Property Owners will need to schedule their septic
systems for pumping and inspection in 2012. This must be completed by December
31, 2012.
--- PERMITS are required for all construction and repair projects. Proposed Use Permits
are required for all repair work-the erection, enlargement, alteration, repair,
moving or demolition of any part of all structures on your property. For example:
replacement of shingles, windows, doors; repaving of your driveway, patio replacement,
construction of a fence, shed replacement, etc....all require Proposed Use Permits.
The construction of a deck, porches, placement of a swimming pool (above ground
or in ground) also require Building Permits. Most applications for Proposed Use
and Building Permits will also require a new Stormwater Management Permit. Applications
for all may be obtained at the Township Building.
---RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONIES & CELEBRATION of Jackson Township's first recreation facilities, Stone Ledge Park, will take
place at the park 1060 Ledge Drive on Friday, May 18, 2012 at 1:30 PM. The public
is welcome to participate in this celebration.
---HEIGHT OF GRASS AND WEEDS ARE RESTRICTED. This is a reminder that all property owners are responsible to maintain their
properties and not permit any grass or weeds or any vegetation whatsoever to grow
or remain on you premises to exceed three inches in height in all residential
zones or no higher than six (6) inches in height in all other zones.
