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Board approves routine permits, contracts and adopts Emergency Operations Plan

East Bradford Township Board of Supervisors · July 2, 2026
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Summary

At the July 2 meeting the Board approved the consent agenda, ratified a $32,001.75 retainage release for the Ravine Road Bridge, authorized a 2026–2028 signal services contract, approved an after-the-fact roof permit for 702 Lenape Road, supported a ZHB application for 500 S. Creek Road, and adopted Resolution 15-2026 (2026 Emergency Operations Plan).

The Board handled multiple routine administrative and project items at its July 2, 2026 meeting:

- Consent agenda: Ms. Maynard moved and Chair Huckabee seconded approval of the consent agenda, including June 4 minutes, recognition of a June 4 executive session (real estate), bills to pay for July 2026, and May financial reports; the motion passed without discussion.

- 702 Lenape Road (HR# 119): After-the-fact approval was granted for a recently installed metal roof to replace cedar shake; the Historical Commission had recommended approval on June 16, 2026. Mr. Huckabee moved to approve the permit and Ms. Maynard seconded; the motion passed.

- Zoning Hearing Board support: The Board voted to support a ZHB application for a two-lot subdivision at 500 S. Creek Road (Delacy/Soccer Club) that seeks variances for a non-municipal recreational facility and a reduced minimum lot area; Mr. Huckabee moved to support the application and Ms. Maynard seconded.

- Ravine Road Bridge payment/retainage: Staff noted the May-approved final payment of $274,601.25 and that retainage of $32,001.75 had been included in bills to pay; the Board ratified release of the $32,001.75 retainage.

- Signal services: The Board authorized execution of a 2026–2028 signal maintenance proposal; preventative maintenance costs remain unchanged while some responsive hourly rates increased.

- Emergency Operations Plan: The Board adopted Resolution 15-2026 to adopt the 2026 Emergency Operations Plan after review by Chester County Department of Emergency Services and the Township Emergency Management Coordinator. Ms. Maynard moved and Mr. Huckabee seconded; the motion passed without discussion.

All listed motions passed as recorded in the minutes; no roll-call vote tallies were provided in the meeting record.