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Votes at a glance: Lower Makefield Board approves consent agenda, extensions and bond release

Lower Makefield Township Board of Supervisors · June 3, 2026
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Summary

At its June 3 meeting the board approved the consent agenda (5-0), granted an extension of plan review for Farms Edge at Shadybrook through Aug. 15 (5-0), authorized release of a bond for Regency at Yardley South (5-0), and authorized the solicitor to attend a September 16 zoning hearing board application opposing building in easements (5-0).

Lower Makefield Township’s Board of Supervisors recorded the following final actions at its June 3 meeting:

- Consent agenda: Motion to approve the consent agenda carried 5-0.

- Farms Edge at Shadybrook (land development): The applicant requested and the board granted an extension of time for township action on the plan to Aug. 15, 2026; the motion carried 5-0.

- Regency at Yardley South (phases four and five): After an inspection following a period of significant rainfall, township staff recommended releasing the financial security (bond) for phases four and five. The board approved the final release; vote recorded 5-0.

- Solicitor authorization for September 16 Zoning Hearing Board: The solicitor was authorized to attend and present opposition to building within township easements in the pending Simcox application; motion carried 5-0.

Separately, the board took a conditioned procurement action for a server/SAN purchase (see separate coverage): staff were authorized to execute the ASK Technologies quote subject to two independent quotes confirming market pricing; that motion carried with four votes in favor and one abstention recorded during roll call.

These actions were recorded in the public minutes and will be implemented through staff follow-up and contract closeouts where applicable.