Township of Haverford

The agenda includes public comment, reports regarding a Girl Scout mural and library reading, outreach initiatives, and discussions on new and old business items.

The meeting agenda includes a review of board financials, a presentation or discussion regarding the Crossroads Figure Skating Club, as well as the consideration of various items under old and new business.

The work session included an independent audit review for the prior fiscal year, which resulted in a clean opinion and no non-compliance issues. The Board also reviewed committee updates, including information on zoning and fire and EMS services, and received a police department report regarding criminal activity, including vehicle thefts and burglary. The session concluded with a preview of upcoming agenda items for the next regular meeting, such as proclamations, board appointments, and contract awards for Parks and Recreation Department projects.

The meeting included reports from committees, the Police Department, and the Executive Director of Discover Haverford, along with an update from the District Attorney. Key items included various proclamations for community awareness and events, the appointment of an entry-level patrol officer, and the approval of warrants. Additionally, the board addressed traffic ordinances for new handicapped parking spots and school hour parking restrictions, a zoning map amendment request for a property on South Eagle Road, and a resolution for a sewage facilities plan revision. A change order for additional engagement services related to the comprehensive zoning update was also presented.

The Board of Commissioners discussed various municipal matters, including the appointment of an entry-level police officer, an audit review, and updates from the fire and police departments. Significant legislative actions included the adoption of ordinances for traffic regulations and a zoning map amendment. The board also addressed various infrastructure and project needs, such as the approval of contracts for composting services, basketball court renovations at Polo Field, and turf lighting replacements, as well as a change order for the zoning update outreach. Financial approvals included the payment of warrants, budget revisions, and sewage facilities plan updates. Additionally, members shared information regarding upcoming events, town halls, and community safety initiatives.