Township approves partnership with Brandywine Conservancy for comprehensive plan assessment
Londonderry Township voted 2-0 to partner with the Brandywine Conservancy on a Sustainable Communities Assessment. Total project cost is $9,230; the grant would cover $5,538 (60%) and the township would fund $3,692 (40%).
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The board reviewed a letter from the Brandywine Conservancy and approved a partnership to pursue a Sustainable Communities Assessment as part of the township's comprehensive plan update. The project cost was listed as $9,230; the proposed grant would cover 60% ($5,538), leaving the township responsible for 40% ($3,692). Supervisor Lou Simone moved to approve the partnership and grant application and Supervisor Gene Wier seconded; the vote was 2-0 in favor.
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