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MEETING MINUTES 2025 Reorganization Mtg 1/9/25 1/27/25 2/10/25 3/10/25 2/24/25 3/24/25 4/14/25 4/28/25 5/12/25 5/19/25

NEWS AND UPDATES used bike and sewing machine drive 9/13/25 clothing Drive 9/13/25 input Needed: Where Do You Want EV Chargers in Your Community? The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has asked DVRPC to collect community input on potential use cases for publicly... Videos of Township Hall Renovations... enjoy

MEETING AGENDAS 2025 1/9/25 1/27/25 2/10/25 2/24/25 3/10/25 3/24/25 4/14/25 4/28/25 5/12/25 5/19/25 6/9/25

NICHOL PARK 1505 NEW LONDON RD LANDENBERG PA 19350 NICHOL PARK IS OPEN DAWN TO DUSK VIOLATION OF THIS RULE WILL NOT BE TOLERATED * if you see something, say something and contact the Avondale State Police Overfllow gravel parking lot behind the WG Firehouse on the North end of the park. Made up of 33 acres - Nichol Park features an asphalt walking trail and stone dust running trail, 60' ball field, large multi-purpose field, a playground put together by community volunteers and a lovely picnic pavilion. Our picnic pavilion cannot be rented, the use is based on first come/first serve. The multi-purpose field must be reserved for organized sports team use - email Adam Brady, Supervisor Parks and Open Space lbtparks@gmail.com for more details Nichol Park has a carry in - carry out trash policy. This includes ALL trash. Trash receptacles are no longer provided at the facility. Please help us keep our park clean and beautiful! TOWNSHIP LAWN TO MEADOWS PROGRAM The Township is converting 3 different areas within the Township from lawn to meadows. This project is a fully funded project through PA DCNR. Nichol Park 11.7 acres ........................ June 2024 view of Meadow>> Country Walk open space area 1.75 acres Windsor development open space/Land Trust area 2.6 acres The installation of a wildflower meadow at Nichol Park promises a plethora of benefits that extend beyond mere aesthetics, transforming the park into a vibrant and ecologically diverse haven. Firstly, the wildflower meadow would greatly enhance the park's visual appeal, painting the landscape with a kaleidoscope of colors and textures that evolve with the seasons. This natural tapestry would not only captivate visitors but also provide a unique backdrop for various outdoor activities, from picnics to photography sessions. Moreover, the meadow would serve as an educational tool, offering a living classroom for individuals of all ages to learn about native plant species, pollinators, and sustainable land management practices. In addition to its visual allure, the wildflower meadow would play a crucial role in supporting local biodiversity and ecosystem health. Native wildflowers are integral to the survival of numerous pollinator species, such as bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, fostering a harmonious relationship between flora and fauna. This biodiverse habitat could help mitigate the decline of pollinators, which are essential for the reproduction of many plant species and the productivity of surrounding agricultural areas. Furthermore, the wildflower meadow's deep-rooted plants would stabilize the soil, preventing erosion and enhancing water retention. This, in turn, could improve the overall resilience of the park to extreme weather events, promoting sustainable land management practices and contributing to the long-term ecological well-being of Nichol Park and its surrounding environment. Timeline is as follows: 2023 - June complete weed control application to eliminate brush and invasive weeds - September complete application to eliminate all growing vegetation - October complete second application to eliminate any residual growing vegetation - November wow all areas to eliminate any standing vegetation - November seed all areas with a drill seeder 2024 - March mow meadows annually before growing season begins - June inspect all planted areas for invasives and eliminate if needed. - November inspect all areas for bare/thin spots and overseed as needed Also please note once the meadows are installed, they will take approximately 3 years to reach their full potential. We will be adding turf walking trails to meander through the meadows along with benches placed at certain vantage points Mason-Dixon Greenway 1350 Flint Hill Road This Greenway is intended primarily to be a one-mile wildlife and biodiversity corridor which connects to the Fairhill Natural Resource Area in Maryland. Part of the Greenway effort involved the reforestation of an existing field area which included the planting of native grasses. In 2010, 437 native specimen trees and 42 shrubs were planted. These efforts will allow Township residents to enjoy the natural resources of the area through the careful evaluation and integration of recreational facilities, including walking and horseback-riding trails, an interpretive garden and educational signage. There is a parking area located on Flint Hill Road and there is a hard surface trail leading from the parking lot south towards the forest. Once entering the woods, the handicapped accessible loop trail will split to the left and feature an overlook of the creek, benches and two picnic tables. Once entering the woods the trail will connect to other existing trails through the area. Funded in part through the DCNR Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation Fund Grant Program, Mason-Dixon Greenway South is the first phase of an envisioned three-mile Mason-Dixon Greenway which will eventually connect to the White Clay Creek Preserve area in the northeastern portion of the Township. Nichol Park Map Nichol Park & Mason-Dixon GreenwaY

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Permits 2025 NEW BUILDING INSPECTOR BUILDING INSPECTION UNDERWRITERS INC ALONG WITH NEW FEES STRUCTURE AND BULDING PERMIT FORMS NEW TOWNSHIP ENGINEER PENNONI ENGINEERING ALONG WITH NEW FEES STRUCTURE Building and Zoning Permit applications are listed below. Office hours are limited and by appointment only. You may drop off your completed application in the larger tan package drop box if needed, located directly next to the Township Office door. You must review your form(s) for completeness and include the review fee (review fees are listed on fee schedule. Applications with missing line-items, additional required forms and/or payment will not be reviewed. Fee Schedule: Review Payments (found on the Fee Schedule) for each individual permit application are REQUIRED at the time of application submittal , (ex. Building, Electrical, Mechanical, Plumbing are all individual permits... even if for 1 job)the balance will be due at the time of permit approval. A Contractor License and Proof of Insurance is required for all Contractors and Sub-Contractors working within the Township. If you have a PA Contractor License, a PA State License number will need to be provided for each permit along with proof of insurance. FEE SCHEDULE Building Permit: Building Permits are required for new homes and additions and the replacement of the principal and accessory structure(s). Including work on decks, sheds, garages, barns, patios, carports, hot tubs and pools - in and above ground. This permit is also required for electrical work, demolition, fireplace and chimneys, HVAC, generators, roof and ground solar installs and interior renovations Building Inspector: Building Inspection Underwriters of PA- Kyle Bendler Kyle Bendler, CBO/BCO Building Inspection Underwriters (Cell) 215-808-7252 (Office) 800-732-2551 A Fire Suppression waiver is required for each NEW HOME build if there is not a fire suppression system in the plans. Buiding Permit and Electrical Permit application Mechanical Permit and Plumbing Permit application Workmens Comp Waiver Zoning Permit: Zoning permits are required with most building permits and also with fences, signs and patios. Zoning Officer: Dave Gargula / (302) 218 7173 / dave.djgs@gmail.com Zoning Permit application Paving, Site Investigation and Special Event Permits: A Special Event Permit is required for any special event with an expected attendance of 50 or more individuals as a group at any given time on a private property. Religious activities conducted on private property do not require a permit if the expected attendance is less than 100 persons with a duration of less than three hours. Yard sales with an expected attendance of 50 people or less at any given time do not require a permit. Paving Permit application Site Investigation Permit application Special Even Permit application Homeowners Guide to Stormwater Maintenance Guidelines from Maintaining Streams in Your Community click here for Bldg Permit Inspection info

Public Meetings will be held at the Township Office. Agendas found under PUBLIC DOCUMENTS Mon, Jun 09 Board of Supervisors Meeting / Landenberg Details Jun 09, 2025, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Meeting Agenda can be found under Public Documents Mon, Jun 23 Board of Supervisors Meeting / Landenberg Details Jun 23, 2025, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Meeting Agenda can be found under Public Documents Mon, Jul 14 Board of Supervisors Meeting / Landenberg Details Jul 14, 2025, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Meeting Agenda can be found under Public Documents Mon, Jul 28 Board of Supervisors Meeting / Landenberg Details Jul 28, 2025, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Meeting Agenda can be found under Public Documents Mon, Aug 11 Board of Supervisors Meeting / Landenberg Details Aug 11, 2025, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Meeting Agenda can be found under Public Documents Mon, Aug 25 Board of Supervisors Meeting / Landenberg Details Aug 25, 2025, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Meeting Agenda can be found under Public Documents Mon, Sep 08 Board of Supervisors Meeting / Landenberg Details Sep 08, 2025, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Meeting Agenda can be found under Public Documents Mon, Sep 22 Board of Supervisors Meeting / Landenberg Details Sep 22, 2025, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Meeting Agenda can be found under Public Documents Mon, Oct 13 Board of Supervisors Meeting / Landenberg Details Oct 13, 2025, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Meeting Agenda can be found under Public Documents Mon, Oct 27 Board of Supervisors Meeting / Landenberg Details Oct 27, 2025, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Meeting Agenda can be found under Public Documents Mon, Nov 10 Board of Supervisors Meeting / Landenberg Details Nov 10, 2025, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Meeting Agenda can be found under Public Documents Mon, Nov 24 Board of Supervisors Meeting / Landenberg Details Nov 24, 2025, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Meeting Agenda can be found under Public Documents Mon, Dec 08 Board of Supervisors Meeting / Landenberg Details Dec 08, 2025, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Meeting Agenda can be found under Public Documents Mon, Dec 15 Board of Supervisors Meeting / Landenberg Details Dec 15, 2025, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Meeting Agenda can be found under Public Documents

Please keep ALL trashcans off of Township roads... at all times. It is difficult to navigate the trashcans during weather events. Thank you for your understanding. Please do NOT park any vehicles on Township roads.... it is difficult to navigate the vehicles on Township roads during weather events. ROAD EMERGENCIES CONTACT 610-425-2926 or email lbtroads@gmail.com Roads: Closures, Projects and Updates Reminder.... please do not park on the Township roads. The road crew cannot properly salt and plow the roads during winter storms, when there are vehicles parked on the roadway. Please respect the road crew when they work on the roads by having patience, go slow and follow the signs. The signs are there for you safety.

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