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Board of Supervisors Meeting - July 21, 2026
Published: Jul 21, 2026
Doylestown Township Committees Report on Trail Projects, Environmental Initiatives, and Road Salt Procurement
The Doylestown Township Supervisors Meeting included several updates from various committees and departments. The Bike and Hike Committee reported on ongoing and upcoming trail projects, including the Eastern Road connector (under design, expected construction in 2028-2029), Pebble Hill Road projects (in pipeline, residents being met with for easements), Doylestown Burrow's Green Street segment (funded and under design, expected construction next year), and Pinerun Phase Two (memorandum of understanding being finalized). The Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) highlighted their work on the native demonstration garden, securing a grant for plant installation, installing a memorial portion of the garden with volunteer support, ongoing efforts at the Central Park pond including invasive species removal and floating island habitats, a native plant garden guidance program for residents, and partnership for Arbor Day celebrations. The EAC is also working on ready400 and solar project efforts, bird town initiatives, and collaborations with the Doylestown Burrow EAC on Earth Day and farmers markets. Future EAC efforts include deer management, pesticide awareness, light pollution, gas-powered lawn equipment awareness, meadow building, and expanding the demonstration garden mapping. The Director of Operations also mentioned participation in the 2026-2027 road salt contract through CO-STARS, with Riverside Construction Materials selected as the supplier at $75 per ton.
Doylestown Township Celebrates Manager's International Role, Approves Settlement Agreement, and Reviews Meeting Minutes
During the Doylestown Township Supervisors Meeting, several board members and managers received congratulations and acknowledgments for their achievements. Andrea, returning from maternity leave, was welcomed back by the board and staff. Stephanie, the Township Manager, was celebrated for her selection as president-elect of the International City County Managers Association (ICMA), a significant international leadership role. Board members praised her expertise, dedication, and influence across the nation and world. The board also approved the minutes for the June 16th, 2026 meeting with a minor correction to the heading. The solicitor presented a stipulation and settlement agreement for Atlas Mountain Construction LLC versus the Doylestown Township Zoning Hearing Board, related to the construction of three single-family dwellings at 225 Lower State Road, which had been approved by all parties involved and was subsequently approved by the board. Public comment period allowed residents to voice concerns about development and historical preservation. The board also announced upcoming meetings and events, including budget work sessions and National Night Out.
Doylestown Township Addresses Zoning Amendments, Subdivision Proposals, and Public Concerns on Development
The Doylestown Township Supervisors Meeting included discussions and decisions regarding several land use and zoning matters. The board considered a proposed zoning amendment for chapter 175 to establish a use for the 'heart property,' with several well-attended meetings and an on-site visit. The Escro track at 1595 Pebble Hill Road and 925 Sandy Ridge Road also underwent site visits for planning review. Preliminary planning review for 651 North Shady Retreat and the Doylestown Country Club's minor and final subdivision review were conducted. The Plumstead Township 2026 Comprehensive Plan update was also reviewed. The board is looking at updating zoning for accessory dwelling units and exploring the use of county-owned land at Alms House Road and 611, considering its impact on zoning. The Isol properties requested a 90-day extension for their planning process, pushing the timeline to around September 30th. The Doylestown Country Club also requested a 90-day extension. A final minor subdivision lot line change for 72 Fox Hill Road and 26 Birch Road (Ritter property) was approved, involving moving a lot line to enlarge one property. The board approved a planning module for 137 Pebblewoods Drive and approved the connection to the public sewer system for a new home at 228 Iron Hill Road. Public comment focused heavily on the 'heart property,' with speakers urging a delay in the hearing due to historical significance and concerns about development density and the lack of a comprehensive long-term plan for the township and surrounding areas. Concerns were raised about preserving green space and the potential for overdevelopment impacting infrastructure and quality of life.
Doylestown EAC Reports on Environmental Projects; Township Manager Honored for ICMA Role
The Doylestown Township Supervisors Meeting included a presentation by the Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) detailing their activities over the past year. The EAC has welcomed four new members, shifting its dynamic to include more working professionals. Their efforts include overseeing a native demonstration garden for 12 years, securing grants for expansion, installing a memorial garden section with volunteer help, and managing invasive species removal and native plant installation at the Central Park pond. They also offer a native plant garden guidance program for residents, partnered for Arbor Day, and are involved in solar project efforts. Future plans include deer management, pesticide awareness, light pollution reduction, and meadow building. Separately, the Township Manager, Stephanie, was recognized for her selection as president-elect of the International City County Managers Association (ICMA). Andrea was welcomed back from maternity leave. The board also approved the treasurer's report and bills list, and discussed several land use and procurement items.
Doylestown Township Approves Fuel Procurement, Traffic Signal Upgrades, Environmental Contracts, and Police Promotions
The Doylestown Township Supervisors Meeting included several procurement and hiring-related items. The board approved the purchase of fuel for 2026-2027 from Riggins Incorporated, specifying pricing for unleaded regular fuel and ultra-low sulfur diesel based on market fluctuation plus delivery charges. The board also approved awarding the contract for 2026 traffic signal updates to Armor and Suns Electric for a total of $1,081,014.40, funded by Green Light Go grants. Three proposals for MS4 program work were approved: Shamnessey Creek wet channel RSC design services ($37,900), Doylestown Hunt basin number three final design and bidding ($38,600), and Doylestown Hunt basin number two investigation ($16,800). The board acknowledged participation in the 2026-2027 road salt contract through CO-STARS, with Riverside Construction Materials selected as the supplier at $75 per ton. Officer Sean Healey was promoted to Officer and granted his permanent status after successfully completing probation and field training. Detective Corey Calabello resigned to take a position as Director of Consumer Weights and Measures with the county, creating a vacancy in the police department. The board approved the auction of two vehicles: a 2012 Chevy Impala and a 2019 Chevy Tahoe. Evie Casey was appointed as the first student member of the Human Relations Commission.
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