North Coventry Township Board of Supervisors Minutes
The Board of Supervisors meeting covered several operational and administrative items. Key topics included the authorization of a staff meeting for a proposed neighborhood development at 1535 S. Hanover Street, an update on the development of a data center ordinance and potential curative amendment, and the authorization of a professional services agreement for an open space project. Additionally, the Board approved a fireworks permit for the local fire company, discussed upcoming meeting schedules, and addressed public concerns regarding road conditions, regional planning, and the status of local development projects. An executive session regarding personnel was also conducted.
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North Coventry Township Board of Supervisors Minutes
The Board of Supervisors meeting covered various administrative, land development, and regulatory topics. Key actions included approving the payment of bills, granting a subdivision timeline extension for a property on Chestnut Hill Road, and authorizing staff meetings for a land development project at Connection Church. The Board acknowledged new zoning hearing board applications for properties on Temple Road and initiated the process to develop a Data Center Ordinance. Additionally, the Board adopted an amendment to the Uniform Construction Code, authorized an agreement for the PennDOT ECMS system, and approved a conditional offer of employment for a road laborer/operator position.
Apr 13, 2026·Board meeting
North Coventry Township Board of Supervisors Minutes
The Board of Supervisors meeting covered several key business items, including a proclamation for National Library Week and the approval of financial payments. The Board granted a subdivision time extension for Kakamk, LLC and authorized consultant reviews for several proposed developments, including an age-restricted community and new car wash facilities at Wawa locations. Additionally, the Board discussed a data center feasibility study and updates on a potential Verizon cable franchise agreement. New business included the approval of a resolution to apply for a DCED Greenways Grant for tennis court improvements and authorization to advertise an amendment to the Uniform Construction Code ordinance. Departmental reports were provided by the Road, Police, and Emergency Management departments, and the meeting concluded with an executive session regarding personnel matters.
