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Supervisors approve $7,820 to keep comprehensive-plan update on schedule
Summary
Faced with grant timing that would delay the comprehensive-plan update, the Board voted 3-0 to self-fund the SCA project at $7,820 (a $1,410 reduction from the prior budget) so the township can proceed and later apply for the VPP grant.
The Londonderry Township Board voted to self-fund a subcomponent of the comprehensive-plan update to avoid delays associated with grant timing and to retain the project's earlier schedule.
Board members reviewed three options: pursue VPP grants (which would likely push a start to June 2026), or self-fund the SCA project to keep the current timeline. The board approved the third option to self-fund at a cost of $7,820, down from a prior budget figure of $9,230 — a stated savings of $1,410.
Supervisor Lou Simone moved to approve paying $7,820 and sign the agreement; Supervisor Gene Wier seconded and the motion passed 3-0. The board directed staff to proceed with the agreement and submit for the VPP grant thereafter.
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