Chestnuthill Township Supervisors Meeting Agenda And Minutes
The meeting materials encompass a wide array of municipal business, including amendments to park regulations and the release of payments for park infrastructure. The agenda and records address property management issues such as lot joinders and septic system waivers, alongside authorization for the purchase and sale of township vehicles. Additionally, the proceedings involve the adoption of a regional comprehensive plan, the approval of truck detours for bridge replacement projects, and the award of contracts for road paving and reconstruction efforts. Financial agreements regarding capital improvements for local fairground facilities are also detailed.
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Chestnuthill Township Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors meeting addressed several infrastructure and administrative matters. Key actions included awarding bids for the roundabout signage project, pave-in-place work, and the Hypsie Gap Road Reconstruction Phase III project. The Board updated the municipal fee schedule to include Mobile Food Trucks and approved a detour request from PennDOT for the Sugar Hollow Bridge replacement. Furthermore, the Board appointed a new Sewage Enforcement Officer and approved a Memorandum of Understanding with the West End Fair Association for capital improvements. Financial items included the authorization of various fund payments, the release of landscape maintenance security for Kinsley's Solar, and an adjournment into executive session to discuss legal and real estate matters.
Jun 2, 2026·Strategic plan
Chestnuthill, Jackson, Eldred, Ross, & Polk Townships Regional Planning Committee Regional Comprehensive Plan 2026-2036
The 2026 CJERP Regional Comprehensive Plan outlines a unified vision for Chestnuthill, Jackson, Eldred, Ross, and Polk Townships, providing a common foundation for decision-making, thoughtful growth, responsible investment, and long-term stewardship over the next decade. The plan focuses on preserving the region's rural character, strengthening the local economy through small businesses and outdoor recreation, improving infrastructure and public services, increasing housing affordability, and guiding strategic development patterns to ensure a safe, livable, and affordable future for residents.
The Planning Commission discussed public inquiries regarding a bridge replacement project and initiated the formal review process for the Pure Cold LLC land development plan, which involves replacing existing structures with an ice vending machine. Additionally, the commission voted to table several subdivision and land development plans, including those for Schrader, Pleasant Valley Town Centre, Uni-Mart Expansion, Merwine Solar Farm, and Christosa Holdings, LLC.
