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Sep 25, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
Qualified investment advisors to provide services for the police pension plan and the non-uniformed employees' pension plan (collectively, the pension funds ), including the supervision, monitoring, and ongoing evaluation of the pension funds.
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Census ID
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174639
Population
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20,483
Procurement Hell Score
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32 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Whitpain Township
The commission reviewed the proposed Zoning Ordinance #4-269, focusing on revisions to notice provisions, violation fines, definitions, and new regulations. Key discussion points included requirements for drive-through facilities, specifically regarding vehicle stacking lanes and bypass lanes, as well as notification distance requirements for hearings. Additionally, the commission evaluated standards for new land uses such as solar fields and data centers, addressing concerns related to environmental impacts, noise, vibration, thermal mitigation, and power self-sufficiency. There was also discussion regarding the inclusion of wetlands in developable acre calculations.
The commission reviewed a minor subdivision plan for 159 Stenton Avenue and 254 Norristown Road, focusing on lot line modifications, zoning compliance, and the absence of new construction. Discussions also covered woodland canopy requirements, fence relocation, and the deferral of sidewalk installation. The commission ultimately recommended that the Board of Supervisors approve the minor subdivision application. Additionally, members reviewed upcoming land development and subdivision applications, noting requirements for preliminary zoning relief.
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The meeting focused on the reorganization of the Arts and Culture Commission, including the election of a Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary. Discussions also covered the 2026 meeting schedule and current events, specifically focusing on the Wire weekly newsletter, the featured artist spotlight, and plans for a winter photography contest. The commission explored opportunities to collaborate with the Cultural Center at Montgomery County Community College, promote the Township's 250th Anniversary, and organize community classes for photography, art, and dance, along with nature walks.
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