Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for East Nottingham Township.
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Posted
Oct 19, 2026
Nov 23, 2026
Provide municipal consulting engineering services.
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Census ID
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174337
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9,235
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Board meetings and strategic plans from East Nottingham Township
The commission reviewed subdivision and land development plans, noting the status and expiration dates for the Wedgewood and Doolittle subdivisions. A significant portion of the meeting involved the review of the Official Map and Ordinance Draft, with discussions regarding the specific triggers for property development regulations and enforcement mechanisms; the commission subsequently recommended approval of the ordinance. Additional topics included a summary of the Oxford Region Planning Committee activities, an inquiry into the status of a potential residential subdivision on Fifth Street, and a request for a definition of the term Greenway Corridor.
The meeting focused on several subdivision and land development plans, including the Michael S. & Lydia S. King Subdivision Plan, for which the sewage planning module was approved, and the Moran Farms and Herrs Farm land development plans, both of which received recommendations for non-approval due to outstanding issues. The commission discussed subcommittee updates regarding the Official Map and solar ordinance. Additionally, a waiver request for the Wyndham Creek subdivision was recommended for approval with specific conditions, while the review of a SALDO ordinance amendment was tabled. Correspondence concerning a proposed warehouse project was also reviewed.
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The Planning Commission discussed updates from the Official Map and Solar Ordinance subcommittees. The commission reviewed and discussed corrections and additions to the SALDO ordinance, with plans to revisit the document after further review by the committee. Additionally, a summary of the Oxford Region Planning Commission was provided, and members inquired about recreation fees for specific development projects.
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