Brian Gondek

Zoning Ordinance Rewrite Adoption

The board approved a $50,138 change order for additional direct mail outreach.

Haverford School Institutional Expansion and Zoning Concerns

None at this stage as no formal application has been submitted.

Belfield Avenue Parking and Traffic

Potential revenue increases from adjusted parking meter rates and expanded enforcement hours.

Manoa Road and Farwood Road Intersection Safety

Costs would depend on engineering studies and signage relocation.

Naylor's Run Channel Emergency Repairs and CDBG Reallocation

The emergency repair contract was awarded to JMC Contractors for $372,500.

Infrastructure Grant Applications

Seeking state grant funding to offset local costs for major infrastructure improvements.

Chapter 123 Free Speech and Assembly Regulations

Potential legal savings and staff time dedicated to ordinance restructuring.

Proposed Panmure Road Closure

Potential loss of residential property tax base if converted to tax-exempt institutional use.

Subdivision and Land Development Proposal for 1039 Sproul Road

Involves private development costs and potential township sidewalk fee-in-lieu contributions.

Curbside Food Waste Collection Launch

Reduces long-term disposal and tipping fee expenses.

Police License Plate Reader Data Retention

Existing police operational budget funds the license plate reader system.

Zoning Ordinance Rewrite (Ordinance P15-2026)

Costs include additional mailings and consultant fees covered under existing planning allocations and change orders.

PFAS firefighting foam regulations affecting local fire company

Llanerch Fire Company is out more than $100,000 for safer gear and foam, so expect budget pressure that could hit local fundraising or taxpayers.

Immigration Policy and Local Law Enforcement

None directly, though supporters and opponents cited potential indirect legal and fiscal risks.

Woodmere Way School Parking Restrictions

Minimal impact associated with signage installation and enforcement staffing.

83 South Eagle Road Lot Consolidation & Warehouse Development

Open space fee-in-lieu calculated at approximately $46,148.

Brookline Park Phase 4 Parking Improvements

Cost of the contract is $199,310.

Gas-Powered Leaf Blower Regulation

Potential equipment transition costs for local landscaping operators.

Parks and Recreation Software Replacement

Saves money by locking in a $36,000 annual fee instead of variable percentage-based transaction charges.

Snow Removal and Winter Weather Operations

Operational costs associated with storm response and snow removal.

Approval of Warrant #10-2026

Consent Agenda Approval

Ordinance No. P15-2026 – Zoning Ordinance Rewrite (Second Reading)

Ordinance No. P16-2026 – Condemnation of a Portion of 701 Manoa Road

Ordinance No. P17-2026 – Special Purpose Parking on Chestnut Avenue

Resolutions No. 2492 through 2498-2026 – LSA Grant Applications

Resolution No. 2499-2026 – Subdivision and Land Development at 43 E. Turnbull Ave

Resolution No. 2500-2026 – 2026 Liquid Fuels Streetlight Electricity Allocation

Purchase Agreement – Electricity and Natural Gas Generation

Adjourn

Approval of Warrants

Library Board of Trustees Appointment

Consent Agenda

Ordinance No. P14-2026 – Traffic – 2nd Reading

Ordinance No. P15-2026 – Zoning Ordinance Rewrite – 1st Reading

Resolution No. 2491-2026 – CDBG Action Plan Amendment

Certification of the 2027 Minimum Municipal Obligation (MMO)

Contract Award – Naylor's Run Emergency Channel Repairs

Approval of Minutes of August 10, 2026

Adjourn

Ordinance No. P15-2026 – Zoning Ordinance Rewrite (Second Reading)

Motion to approve items a, c, and d of the consent agenda, as further detailed in the public packet.

Motion to adopt the first reading of Ordinance No. P15-2026, further amending and replacing Chapter 182, Zoning.

Motion to appoint Lawrence Feinberg to the Library Board of Trustees for the term ending December 31, 2028.

Commissioner Holmes moved to approve the following warrant #09-2026 totaling $6,059,993.63

Commissioner Cavender moved to appoint Lawrence Feinberg to the Library Board of Trustees for the term ending December 31, 2028.

Commissioner Quinn moved to approve items a, c, and d of the consent agenda, as further detailed in the public packet.

Commissioner Gondek moved to adopt the second reading of Ordinance No. P14-2026, further amending and supplementing Ordinance No. 1960, adopted June 30, 1986, and known as “General Laws of the Townshi

Commissioner Forste-Grupp moved to award a contract for the Naylor’s Run Emergency Channel Repairs in the amount of $372,500 to JMC Contractors, the lowest responsible bidder.

Commissioner Hart moved to adopt the first reading of Ordinance No. P15-2026, further amending and replacing Chapter 182, Zoning.

Commissioner McCloskey moved to approve Resolution No. 2491-2026, with respect to the Community Development Program, amending the CDBG Action Plan for Year 51.

Commissioner Holmes moved to approve certification of the Annual Certification of Minimum Municipal Obligation as prepared by Thomas J. Anderson & Associates in the amount of $4,475,796 for the police

Ordinance No. P15-2026 – Zoning Ordinance Rewrite – 1st Reading

Motion to approve the following warrant #09-2026 totaling $6,059,993.63: General & Sewer Fund Payroll for August 13, 2026, in the amount of $873,706.28 General & Sewer Fund Payroll for August 27, 2026

Motion to award a contract for the Naylor’s Run Emergency Channel Repairs in the amount of $372,500 to JMC Contractors, the lowest responsible bidder.

Approval of Warrants

Commissioner Holmes moved to approve Resolution No. 2490-2026, approving the fourth American Rescue Plan Act Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund Re-Assignment of Obligations.

Commissioner Gondek moved to adopt the first reading of Ordinance No. P14-2026, further amending and supplementing Ordinance No. 1960, adopted June 30, 1986, and known as “General Laws of the Township

Commissioner Holmes moved to approve the following warrant #08-2026 totaling $3,885,124.90

Commissioner Quinn moved to approve items a and b of the consent agenda, as further detailed in the public packet.

Commissioner McCollum moved to approve a contract with Eastern Salt Company, Inc. at $85.90 per ton delivered for de-icing salt for the 2026-2027 winter season.

Commissioner McCollum moved to approve a contract in the amount of $122,036.00 with Insight Pipe Contracting, Inc. of Lancaster, PA, having the lowest responsible bid.

Consent Agenda

Ordinance No. P-14-2026 – Traffic – 1st Reading

Resolution No. 2490-2026 – Fourth ARPA Fund Obligations Re-Assignment

Public Works – De-icing Salt

Public Works – Sanitary Sewer Lining (Kathmere, Strathmore, and Mill Roads and Leedom Ave.)

Commissioner McCollum moved to appoint Kevin Wilson to the Zoning Hearing Board for the term ending December 31, 2030.

Commissioner Holmes moved to award a professional services contract in the amount of $20,450 to Aspirant Consulting Group, LLC to conduct a structured Chief of Police search for Haverford Township.

Zoning Hearing Board Appointment

Commissioner Gondek moved to adopt the second reading of Ordinance No. P7-2026, amending the Zoning Map of the Township and changing the Zoning Classification of a portion of the property located at 2

Commissioner Quinn moved to approve Items a-g of the consent agenda

Commissioner Hart moved to adopt the first reading of Ordinance No. P8-2026, further amending and supplementing Ordinance No. 1960, adopted June 30, 1986, and known as “General Laws of the Township of

Commissioner McCloskey moved to adopt the first reading of Ordinance No. P10-2026, further amending and supplementing Ordinance No. 1960, adopted June 30, 1986, and known as “General Laws of the Towns

Void Current Entry-Level Police Civil Service Test

Approval of Warrants

Consent Agenda Approval

Table Zoning Hearing Board Appointment

Ordinance No. P6-2026 – Traffic – 2nd Reading

Ordinance No. P8-2026 – Traffic – 2nd Reading

Ordinance No. P9-2026 – Traffic – 2nd Reading

Ordinance No. P10-2026 – Lease Amendment – 2nd Reading

Ordinance No. P11-2026 – Traffic – 1st Reading

Ordinance No. P12-2026 – Traffic – 1st Reading

Ordinance No. P13-2026 – Traffic – 1st Reading

Resolution No. 2484-2026 – SALDO for 1039 Sproul Road

Resolution No. 2485-2026 – CDBG Action Plan for Year 52

Resolution No. 2486-2026 – Settlement Agreement

Resolution No. 2487-2026 – Land Development for 83 S. Eagle Road

Parks & Recreation – Brookline Park Parking Improvements