Lower Makefield Township Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The meeting included an interview for a committee candidate and community announcements regarding a Styrofoam collection event, a Red Cross blood drive, and an e-waste recycling program. Public comments were provided regarding the local police department and concerns were raised about the pool committee's proposed membership fee increases, with suggestions for a more balanced approach between family and senior membership rates and potential revenue generation through exercise instruction fees.
Oct 19, 2026·
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The meeting focused on traffic safety concerns in Lower Makefield Township, specifically addressing requests for pedestrian crosswalk improvements, including the installation of flashing beacons at state road crossings. Residents voiced concerns about speeding vehicles, safety for children walking to nearby schools, and the need for better enforcement regarding e-bike and e-scooter usage. The commission discussed coordinating with township engineers and PennDOT to conduct traffic studies, improving signage, and potential future communication campaigns regarding pedestrian right-of-way.
Aug 25, 2026·Board meeting
Lower Makefield Township Eac Meeting Minutes
The committee discussed the upcoming Birdtown PA lecture series and collaboration for World Migratory Bird Day. Planning for fall tree planting, including the review of past planting issues and the evaluation of new locations, was addressed, along with the creation of a final inventory for the previous year's fall planting. The committee also covered the recent approval of Heritage Trees, updates on a resident survey regarding new projects, land use reviews, and public input for the Master Plan. Additionally, the committee discussed the potential ban on single-use plastics, strategic sustainability planning, and the creation of a wildflower meadow at the Snipes Tract, as well as the need for a Data Center Ordinance.
The committee meeting focused on planning the logistics and programming for the upcoming remembrance ceremony. Key discussion topics included coordinating morning and evening event schedules, managing speaker invitations, arranging for candle distribution and safety protocols, and soliciting donations from local businesses to cover event needs. Additionally, the committee discussed logistical requirements such as equipment rental for audiovisual support, seating, signage, and the participation of local groups like scouts, choirs, and the fire department.