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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The Planning Commission reviewed a minor subdivision withdrawal and voted to table several land development projects, including those for the Pleasant Valley Town Centre, Uni-Mart Expansion, Merwine Solar Farm, Christosa Holdings, LLC, Members 1st Federal Credit Union, and the Route 115 and Russell Court site. Additionally, the commission discussed the CJERP Regional Comprehensive Plan update and voted to recommend its adoption to the Board of Supervisors.
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 accepted a Preliminary/Final Land Development Plan for Members 1st Federal Credit Union for review. Several other development plans, including those for a minor subdivision and various land developments, were tabled. A request from Pure Cold LLC regarding an ice vending machine installation was also tabled for further consideration. Additionally, the Commission reviewed and recommended approval of a Special Exception application for Members 1st Federal Credit Union, subject to meeting future land development requirements, and received an update regarding the upcoming availability of the Regional Comprehensive Plan draft.
