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EAC tracks recycling grant questions and tables lighting ordinance to 2026
Summary
The EAC recorded that questions about a 902 recycling grant are unanswered, tabled a proposed lighting ordinance for 2026, and scheduled a Dec. 6 meeting with the Historical Society about a storage pole barn at Ontelaunee Park.
At its Nov. 20 meeting, the Lynn Township Environmental Advisory Council noted that A. Dobak has not responded to emailed questions about a 902 recycling grant, leaving the recycling initiative pending further follow-up. Council members assigned Kathryn Townsend to schedule a follow-up meeting with A. Dobak and to create informational materials on complicated recycling and disposal for the Board of Supervisors website.
The council voted to continue tabling discussion of a proposed lighting ordinance and listed it as a 2026 priority. Members tasked Gabriel Caprio with researching building sizes and implications for new construction additions that would inform any future lighting ordinance.
Separately, the council scheduled a meeting with the Board of Supervisors and the Lynn Historical Society for 8:00 a.m. on Dec. 6 at Ontelaunee Park to discuss the location of the Historical Society’s storage pole barn. The meeting minutes do not specify grant amounts or a timeline for the lighting ordinance; those items remain open.
