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At a glance: Upper Providence votes on ordinances, approvals and capital work (June 15, 2026)

Upper Providence Township Board of Supervisors · June 15, 2026
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Summary

At its June 15 meeting the Board approved a range of routine and substantive items: motion to approve the agenda, bill list for May (~$1.6M), minutes, a zoning text amendment process for data centers, Lovers Lane land‑development approval, Arden Reserve, federal grant policies, sewer‑connection fee increases, sewer acceptances, a storm‑sewer contract award and a road change order.

The Board of Supervisors recorded the following formal actions on June 15, 2026:

- Agenda approval: Board approved the meeting agenda for June 15. - Bill list (May 1–31, 2026): Approved in the amount of $1,599,822.79. - Minutes: Approved May regular meeting and the May 27 workshop minutes. - Data‑center zoning: Board voted to amend chapter 300 (initiate text amendment) to define and regulate data centers (setbacks, reporting requirements); staff will return with formal ordinance language and technical edits. - Lovers Lane (Resolution 2026‑26): Tentative/preliminary/final land‑development approval granted for 11 homes on about 9.42 acres; conditions include standard permitting, HOA O&M and reporting obligations. - Arden Reserve (Resolution 2026‑27): Tentative/final approval granted for Arden Reserve (6 houses on ~8 acres); engineering clarifications and PennDOT driveway coordination noted. - Resolution 2026‑28 (Federal grant policies): Adopted policies and procedures to administer federal grants consistent with 2 CFR Part 200 for a previously awarded $1,000,000 grant. - Resolution 2026‑30 (Sanitary sewer connection fee): Adopted new connection fees based on a Gilmore study; recommended residential fee increased to $1,642 and commercial EDU fee to $1,442 (one‑time capacity connection fees). - Cedar Mill Road storm‑sewer improvement bid: Awarded to Passerini & Sons Inc., lowest responsive bidder, $660,023. - Change order (Road Paving Project B): Authorized inclusion of Rittenhouse Road section for an additional $182,609, using unallocated capital reserves.

Several other administrative acceptances (sewer dedications, developer guarantee reductions) and procedural items were also adopted. Many approvals incorporated outside agency permits and O&M agreements; several items will require follow‑up reports or implementation steps by planning and public‑works staff.