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Votes at a glance: Upper Moreland commissioners approve resolutions, ordinances, contracts and appointments (May 4, 2026)
Summary
The Board of Commissioners approved a slate of motions (all recorded 7-0) on May 4, including resolutions affecting zoning, signage, bond parameters, policy declarations, contracts for audit and temporary lease space, the Woodlawn Park award, and personnel appointments.
At its May 4 meeting the Upper Moreland Township Board of Commissioners recorded unanimous (7-0) approvals on a range of agenda items. The board voted as follows:
- Resolution R-2026-7: Declared invalidity of a portion of the township zoning ordinance related to data center uses due to an absence of provided uses. Approved 7-0.
- Resolution R-2026-9: Authorized erection of 'No Parking in Fire Zones' signage for Federal Realty OP, LP at Willow Grove Shopping Center (10–170 Park Avenue). Approved 7-0.
- PennDOT traffic study request: Approved request for a PennDOT traffic study on Terwood Road. Approved 7-0.
- Ordinance No. 1775: Motion to approve bond parameters. Approved 7-0.
- Resolution R-2026-10: Declared Upper Moreland Township a welcoming community. Approved 7-0.
- Resolution R-2026-11: Established the township’s flag policy. Approved 7-0.
- Agreement with CliftonLarsonAllen LLP for audit services: Approved 7-0.
- Lease agreement with Jefferson Abington Hospital to provide temporary space for UMT Administration and UMPD during renovations: Approved 7-0.
- Treasurer’s Activity Report (April 2026), List of bills payable, and approval of April 6, 2026 meeting minutes: All approved 7-0.
- Woodlawn Park redevelopment award to A.H. Cornell and associated CoStar vendor contracts: Approved 7-0 (see separate article for project details).
- Personnel actions: Conditional appointment of Matthew Greenman as Police Cadet and conditional probationary appointments for Jaymie Bonino and Joseph McGowan: Approved 7-0.
All recorded motions list Commissioner Demond Mullen as the mover and Commissioner Susan Worth-LaManna as the seconder for many items, per the meeting minutes. The minutes indicate no recorded public comment on these voted items.
