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Oct 9, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Upper Dublin Township Municipal Authority Monthly Meeting
The board meeting focused on several key items including the authorization of a $4,700,000 bond issuance to fund capital projects such as Dreshertown Road and trail improvements. The Authority also reviewed the status of priority list projects, including the Dreshertown Road and Zip Ramp initiatives, and authorized the expenditure of funds for right-of-way acquisitions. Additionally, the board approved a notice to proceed for the Dresher Cemetery Wall Construction Project and processed monthly invoices for various services and projects.
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Upper Dublin Township Municipal Authority Monthly Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda focuses on the review of project status reports for the Zip Ramp, Dreshertown Road improvements, and the Delaware Drive Bridge reconstruction. Financial considerations include the payment of invoices and a bond issue update. Specific action items involve authorizing expenditure for right-of-way acquisition related to the SR 2024 project and issuing a notice to proceed for the Dresher Cemetery Wall construction project. Additionally, the committee discusses the intended use of a township-owned building at 1401 Virginia Drive as a construction field office.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Upper Dublin Township Board of Commissioners Stated Meeting
The board recognized milestone anniversaries for police and administration staff, as well as service recognition for a detective. Discussions focused on the Municipal Authority's project status, Zoning Hearing Board cases, and the Planning Commission agenda. The meeting also included reports from the Township Engineer, Manager, and Tax Collector. Notable action items involved approving land development waivers and resolutions for specific properties, a text amendment for vehicle dealer storage lot codes, a recycling ordinance update, and accepting a donation for the library.
The Zoning Hearing Board reviewed several applications for variances. Key items included a request for a shed setback at 732 Castlewood Drive, sign area variances for properties at 1973 Norristown Road and 1650 Limekiln Pike, and impervious coverage variances for properties at 1406 Gentleman’s Way and 1451 Barton Drive related to proposed outdoor improvements.
