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07/16/26 Board of Supervisors Meeting
Published: Jul 16, 2026
Fire Department Addresses Resident Concerns Over Planned Clubhouse Burn Training
A resident expressed concerns about a planned fire training exercise involving the controlled burning of a clubhouse. While acknowledging the importance of training, the resident raised questions about air quality, materials burned, health risks (especially for those with asthma), and the proximity to residential areas. Fire department officials explained that the burning would be controlled, primarily wood, with strict conditions on wind, air quality, and weather to minimize impact. They emphasized the necessity of such training for firefighter preparedness.
Township Finances Strong: Revenues Up, Expenses Down, Pension Funds Healthy
The board approved the bill list and supplemental bill lists for July 16th and June 30th, totaling $6,586,186.24. John Hayes, providing a financial update, reported that revenues are up 5.86% compared to last year, while expenses are down $24,000. The township is at 60% of its budget through May, consistent with the previous year, and expenses are at 24% compared to 26% last year. He also detailed the payment of $1.9 million towards the Municipal Minimum Obligation (MMO) for pension plans, noting that early investment in the market is expected to yield returns and save future costs. The police pension fund has approximately $53 million, and the non-uniform pension fund has about $20 million.
Residents Express Concerns Over Commercial Vehicles in Residential Areas
Residents voiced concerns about commercial vehicles, specifically tractor-trailers and box trucks, parking on Park Heights Road and driving through residential streets. Concerns include potential roadway damage, noise, safety issues for pedestrians (especially children near bus stops), and negative impact on neighborhood aesthetics and property values. The board acknowledged the issue and plans to discuss it with the police chief and engineer to provide an answer next month.
Police Chief Highlights Significant Strain from Nativity Carnival
Chief Donley addressed significant issues and resource drains on the police department and township caused by the annual Nativity of Our Lords fundraising carnival. He noted that the carnival, which attracts large crowds from surrounding areas, has increasingly relied on private security that pushes problems into neighborhoods. The police department has had to dedicate a substantial portion of its staff to manage security, traffic control, and respond to incidents such as robberies, threats of assault, and even a threat of shooting, which disrupted the carnival and required extensive investigation. The chief requested a meeting to discuss future strategies for managing the event's impact.
Demolition Contract Awarded for Five Ponds Golf Course Clubhouse
The board considered awarding the Five Ponds Golf Course Clubhouse Demolition contract, number 2026-10, to James R. Kenny Excavating and Paving Inc. for a total of $100,000 (including base bid and alternates). The recommendation assumes the existing clubhouse will be used for fire training. A previous low bid was deemed non-responsive because the required Appendix G certification was not submitted prior to bid opening.
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