Ms. Rogers, the director of the Community Study Center, believes it can play a significant role in documenting the area's history. Building regulations debated Seat belts. In recent years legislators mandated use of such protective measures, often above the protests of those who believe enforcement robs citizens of individual rights. House Bill 1173, due for a vote in the Pennsylvania Senate this month, would set minimum standards of construction across the state, provide trained inspectors and establish a review process for those denied permits. Lower Frankford Township Supervisor Joel Woolums opposes the bill.
Enforcement is a problem, too.
This is just another bureaucracy bill. People are always looking for the ultimate protection. A few benefit and the rest pay for it. State Rep. Mike Waugh, R-York County, who sponsored the bill, is aware of such criticism but dismisses its validity. Back to CumberLink.