Board of Commissioners of the Township of Lower Merion Agenda
The Board of Commissioners discussed various administrative and planning matters. Key agenda items included public hearings and adoption of ordinances for zoning map amendments at Spring Mill Road and increased solid waste collection fees. Consent calendar items featured the release of escrow funds, approval of land development extensions, road name changes, and preliminary lot line changes. Additionally, the Board addressed historical commission applications, authorization to advertise the proposed 2027 Budget and Capital Improvement Plan, adoption of resolutions for road salt supply agreements, pension state aid allocations, and volunteer fire relief funding. Other items included approval of a police cooperation agreement with Narberth Borough and new all-way stop traffic regulations.
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Township of Lower Merion Board of Commissioners Special Board of Commissioners Meeting
The board discussed and proposed the adoption of an ordinance to authorize the issuance of General Obligation Bonds, Series A and B of 2026. These bonds, totaling $37,000,000, are intended to finance various capital projects, including road and bridge reconstruction, stormwater management, and park improvements, as well as to refinance a portion of the Township's 2019 bond issue.
Oct 14, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Township of Lower Merion Agenda
The committee meeting addressed several land development and planning items, including the authorization to release funds held in escrow for a development at 1400 Mill Creek Road, and approval for a one-year extension of a tentative sketch plan for Stoneleigh, a public garden and environmental educational institution. The agenda also included a road name change for a private driveway in Suburban Square to Pierce Way, and a review of a preliminary subdivision plan for 112 Bryn Mawr Avenue, involving site improvements and historic preservation. Additionally, the committee discussed authorizations to advertise proposed ordinances related to historic resource inventories, building construction, and zoning for data centers.
Oct 7, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Township of Lower Merion Finance Committee Finance Committee Meeting
The Finance Committee discussed several resolutions, including the authorization for a road salt supply agreement with Morton Salt, Inc., the allocation of pension state aid and setting of 2027 employee pension contributions in accordance with State Act 205, and the disbursement of state aid to the Volunteer Fire Relief Association. The meeting also included authorizations to seek proposals for electricity supply services and to advertise upcoming public hearings for the 2027 budget and 2027-2032 capital improvement plan. Additionally, the committee reviewed pending budget requests, such as new staffing positions for the Building and Planning Department, the Township Manager's office, and the Public Information Office.
