Public documents that mention Joan Blatcher Cohen.
Oct 5, 2026·Board meeting
West Pikeland Township Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board discussed the hiring and swearing-in of a new police officer and accepted the resignation of a part-time officer. Key items included the authorization of an ordinance for financing the acquisition of a new township building and police headquarters, a review of tree removal bids, and logistical planning for the Fall Fest. Several environmental initiatives proposed by the Environmental Advisory Committee were approved, including native plantings and meadow establishment at Pine Creek Park. Additionally, the Board reviewed updates regarding the playground design process and announced upcoming budget work sessions.
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West Pikeland Township Park and Recreation Committee Minutes
The Committee discussed the PCP Playground design, reviewing equipment additions for different age groups, the inclusion of a loop trail, a nature play area, and considerations regarding budget and ADA access. Key public comments focused on concerns about fencing, the necessity of the walking path, and the need for more diverse and larger climbing structures, leading to a motion to hold a special meeting to review alternative designs. Additionally, the Committee reviewed departmental updates, including the Fall Fest, Trunk or Treat, and Holiday Stroll events, and approved Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) proposals for a meadow strip and a test seeding plot.
Sep 30, 2026·Board meeting
West Pikeland Township Budget Work Session Meeting Minutes
The Board conducted a line-by-line review of the proposed 2027 budget and discussed the financial implications of the 1001 Kimberton Road building transaction. Key topics included a financial analysis of the transaction, potential budget shortfalls, revenue projections, and potential savings on departmental expenses. The Board reviewed various budget sections covering administration, IT services, police department requirements, and parks and recreation. Additionally, the Board discussed salary increases, succession planning for the Treasurer position, and explored potential cost-saving measures such as consortium arrangements for software and utilities. Public comments regarding salary increases and transparency in financial tracking were also addressed.
Sep 21, 2026·Board meeting
Board Of Supervisors Board Of Supervisors Meeting
The board discussed police department reports, including incidents, training activities, and the designation of a new Traffic Safety Officer to address community speeding concerns. Financial reports were presented, and the board approved the payment of bills after clarifying specific line items. The board reviewed and tabled the Historic Yellow Springs Fall Festival road closure pending a finalized traffic plan. Resolutions were passed to adopt the Chester County Hazard Mitigation Plan and to pursue financing for the acquisition of 1001 Kimberton Road. Additionally, the board discussed the potential sale of a surplus public works vehicle, formally incorporated a question-and-answer component into the public comment period, and heard extensive public feedback regarding the redesign of the playground, including the preservation of the Cayden's Corner memorial.
