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Chester Council adopts traffic-calming ordinance, approves housing and construction measures and several resolutions
Summary
On Oct. 22 the Chester City Council passed an ordinance establishing traffic-calming criteria, approved a senior-housing master plan, authorized a land-development approval for a warehouse/office/training center, accepted a consulting engagement for the city's new solid-waste contract, and approved a change order for the Public Works facility that increases the project budget.
Chester City Council on Oct. 22 adopted a set of ordinances and resolutions addressing traffic safety, land development, procurement and capital construction.
By unanimous voice vote the council adopted Ordinance No. 4 of 2025, enacting a new article governing traffic-calming measures (criteria and procedures for installing measures designed to reduce vehicle speed in residential areas and related police education/enforcement activities).
Council also approved a resolution amending Resolution No. 94 of 2025 granting preliminary and/or final approval to SilverCare Senior Housing for a master land-development plan to convert the property at 2500 West 9th Street into an independent-living facility with support services.
A separate resolution granted approval for subdivision and land development at 742 West…
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