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Votes at a glance: Upper Providence Board actions April 27, 2026
Summary
The board approved the March bill list ($1,439,544.81), minutes, multiple resolutions and ordinances (including Ordinance 6‑17 adopting updated maps and Ordinance 6‑18 amending EAC membership), approved several developer matters and authorized a lease amendment with a $25,000 signing bonus and $1,500/month rent increase.
At its April 27 meeting the Upper Providence Board of Supervisors passed a slate of routine and substantive items. Key votes included:
- Approval of the bill list (March 1–March 31, 2026) in the amount of $1,439,544.81. - Approval of meeting minutes for March 16 and March 25. - Adoption of Ordinance 6‑17 to amend the official map and right‑of‑way map (map adoption does not itself authorize construction). - Adoption of Resolution 2026‑09 granting tentative land‑development approval for the Hassan Road subdivision. - Adoption of Resolution 2026‑15 authorizing a budget transfer to restructure management of the community center under Parks & Recreation staff with projected net savings of roughly $50,000. - Adoption of Resolution 2026‑22 granting final land‑development approval for the Quest Redevelopment District at Black Rock. - Acceptance of a resignation from a Providence Police Department officer identified in the record by badge number 56. - Authorization to advertise and sell township‑owned equipment and property (surplus items fully depreciated). - Enactment of Ordinance 6‑18 amending Chapter 16 (Environmental Advisory Council) to allow five at‑large members and permit liaisons from boards. - Approval of a corrected developer agreement for Lewis Point (Pulte Homes). - Adoption of Resolution 2026‑23 authorizing execution of the fifth amendment to a communications‑site lease with SBA 2012 TC Assets LLC (Verizon): the amendment extends the lease, increases rent by $1,500/month and includes a $25,000 signing bonus. - Approval of the monthly developer improvement guarantee reduction list including a Shepherd Distribution release in the amount of $279,000.
Several motions were handled by voice vote; the transcript does not record roll‑call tallies for these items. For items requiring follow‑up, staff were directed to return with detailed engineering bids (Hopwood culvert), coordinate with SEPTA on transit infrastructure (Quest Redevelopment), and conduct the advertised ordinance hearing for the data‑center regulations.
